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    							Section 400-ProgrammingChapter 3. Extension Programming (FF3)
Offhook Signal Volume
Software Vewion: All VersionsAddress: 
FK? (ExtPort)# 15# (04)#
DescriptionThe volume for ofIhook signaling can be set to one of five different levels.
OfIhook signaling is a “beep-beep” tone heard every 6 seconds in the receiver
of an 
ofRook extension (already engaged in a call), indicating another trunk
call is coming in.
The next address (“Offhook Signal Pattern”) allows you to set the tone
signal to be sent repeatedly, or only once, to an 
of3thook extension user.
l Programming
I
FF3 (I-144)##
t
Extension Port
15# (04)#
t
Volume Level
O=lowest level (quietest)
l=next lowest level
2=mid-level
3=next highest level
4=highest level (loudest)
1 Related Programming
Alert Tone for Busy Override & OHVA:FF 1 2# l# 17# (0 or l)#
Of&ook Signal:FF3 (ExtPort)# 7# (0 or l)#
Offhook Signal Pattern:FF3 (ExtPort)# 16# (0 or l)#
NotesReset Requirement.If you change the volume level in this address, the
extension phone must be unplugged, then plugged back in so that the change
will take effect.DBS-70-400DBS Manual 
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    							Chapter 3. Extension Programming (FF3)Section 400-Programming
Offhoek Signal PatternSoftware Version: All Versions
Address: FF3 
(ExtPort)# 1611 (0 or 1)#
DescriptionThe ofIhook signaling tone can be sent repeatedly or only once.
OfThook signaling is a “beep-beep” tone heard every 6 seconds in the receiver
of an 
oflhook extension (already engaged in a call), indicating another trunk
call is coming in.
The previous address 
(“Offhook Signal Volume”) allows you to set the
volume level of the tone signal.
ProgrammingFF3 
(I-144)# 16# (Oor l)#
f
Extension Portt
O=Repeated tone burst
(approx. every 6 seconds).
l=Single tone burst.
Related Programming
Of&ook Signal: FF3 (ExtPort)# 7# (0 or I)#
OfThook Signal Volume: FF3 (ExtPort)# 15# (0 or l)#
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    							PSD Name Display on Large-Sized LCD Phones
Software Version: All VersionsAddress: FF3 (ExtPort)# 
17# (0 or l)#
DescriptionThe large-screen phone can show either 5 or 10 personal speed dial names,
depending on this setting.
ProgrammingFF3 
(I-144)# 17# (0 or l)#
ft
Extension Port0~5 PSD names display.
l=lO PSD names display.
Related Programming
Personal Speed Dial Names: FF6 3# (ExtPort)## (PSD)#
Personal Speed Dial Numbers: 
IFlO 2# (ExtPort)# (PSD)#
NotesMaximum Name Lengths.When the “10 PSD names display” option is
chosen, the maximum length of the names is 7 characters. With the “5 PSD
names display” option, the names can be 16 characters long.DBS-70-400DBS Manual 
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    							Page Group ExtensionsSoftware Version: All Versions
Address: FF3 (ExtPort)# (l8-25)## (0 or l)#Description
Use this address to include an extension in one or more of the eight page
groups. 
If an extension is included in a page group, pages to that group will
be heard on the extension phone’s loudspeaker. Also, the extension will be
able to pick up calls to other extensions in the page group using the Group
Call Pickup feature.Programming
FFy44)# (18fZ5)#/ (0 y,r l)#
Extension Port18=Page group 0O=Exclude from group
19=Page group 1l=Include in group.
20=Page group 2
2 l=Page group 3
22=Page group 4
23=Page group 5
24=Page group 6
25=Page group 7
NotesInteraction with Group Call Pitkup.Page groups determine which
extensions can use the Group Call Pickup (70) feature.
Interaction with Busy Override.Page group 0 does not allow Busy
Override.In other words, if an extension is a member of page group 0, it
cannot be overridden. Also, a Busy-Override-Send enabled extension can
only override calls at extensions within its own page group. For example, an
extension in page group 1 cannot override 
calls in page group 2.
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    							Section 400~wogrammingChapter 3. tXtenSion Programming (FF3)
Display When Idle
Software Version: All VersionsAddress: FF3 (ExtPort)# 
26# (O-24 or 039)#
DescriptionSelect a soft-key menu to be displayed during “idle” mode on a large-display
phone. While the menu is displayed, pressing a soft key will perform the
assigned feature.
Programming ,FF3 
(I-l 44)# 26# (O-24 or O-39)#
+$
Extension PortSoft Key Menu (see table below)
Default: 0 (previous menu
displays)
Available Ranges: O-24=CPC-A (all versions) and
CPC-B prior to 6.0
0-39=CPC-AII and CPC-B
Version 6.0 or higher
Table 3-2.Soft key menus during tie mode
10
11
12
13
14
15
Attendant Menu2
Attendant Menu3
Function Screen1(fixed)
Function Screen2(fixed)
Function Screen3(fixed)
Function Screen4(fixed)
Function Screen5(fixed)
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    							I161 Function Screen 6 (fixed)
1 Function Screen 7 (fixed)I
1 Function Screen 8 (fixed)
19FunctionScreen9 (fixed)
20FunctionScreen10 (fixed)
21FunctionScreen11 (fixed)
22FunctionScreen12 (fixed)
23FunctionScreen13 (fixed)
24Function Screen 14 (fixed)
25Flexible Function Screen 1(user-programmable)
26Flexible Function Screen 2(user-programmable)
27Flexible Function Screen 3 (user-programmable)
28Flexible Function Screen 4 (user-programmable)
29Flexible Function Screen 5 (user-programmable)
30Flexible Function Screen 6 (user-programmable)
31Flexible Function Screen 7 (user-programmable)
32Flexible Function Screen 8 (user-programmable)
33
34
35
’FlexibleFunctionScreen9 (user-programmable)
FlexibleFunctionScreen10 (user-programmable)
FlexibleFunctionScreen11 (user-programmable)
36Flexible Function Screen 12 (user-programmable)
37Flexible Function Screen 13 (user-programmable)
38Flexible Function Screen 14 (user-programmable)
39Flexible Function Screen 15 (user-programmable)
Related ProgrammingFlexible Function Screen addresses: 
FFl 2# 7# l# thru 4#
NotesInitial Default.After a system initialization, the Main Menu will display
during “idle” mode.Page 3-24
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    							Display During Intercom Dial Tone
Software Version: All Versions
Address: FF3 (ExtPort)# 27# (O-24 or 0-39)#
DescriptionSelect a soft-key menu to be displayed during intercom dial tone on a large-
display phone. While the menu is displayed, pressing a soft key will perform
the assigned feature.
ProgrammingFF3 
(l-1 44)# 27# (O-24 or O-39)#
ff
Extension PortSoft Key Menu (see table below)
Default: 0 (previous menu
displays)
Available Ranges:O-24=CPC-A (all versions) and
CPC-B prior to 6.0
0-39=CPC-ALT and CPC-B
Version 6.0 or higher
Table 3-3.Sojl key menus during intercom diul tone
Setting
0
Value (menu)(see Appendix A for menu illustrations)
No change (previous menu retained),
11 Main Menu
2] Personal Speed Dial
31 System Speed Dial
1 Extension Index1
Help Menu 1
Help Menu 25
6
7Help Menu 3
8Attendant Menu1
9Attendant Menu2
10
Attendant Menu3
11Function Screen 1 (fixed)
12Function Screen 2 (fixed)
13Function Screen 3 (fixed)
14Function Screen 4 (fixed)
I151 Function Screen 5 (fixed)-I
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    							161 Function Screen 6 (fixed)
17[%nction Screen 7 (fixed),
1 Function Screen 8 (fixed)
1
18
I19[Function Screen 9 (fixed)
1 Function Screen 10 (fixed)
20
21Function Screen 11 (fixed)
22Function Screen 12 (fixed).23Function Screen 13 (fixed)
24Function Screen 14 (fixed)
25FlexibleFunctionScreen1(user-programmable)
26FlexibleFunctionScreen2(user-programmable)
27FlexibleFunctionScreen3(user-programmable)
28FlexibleFunctionScreen4(user-programmable)
29FlexibleFunctionScreen5(user-programmable)
30Flexible Function Screen 6 (user-programmable)
31Flexible Function Screen 7 (user-programmable)
32Flexible Function Screen 8 (user-programmable)
33Flexible Function Screen 9 (user-programmable)
34FlexibleFunctionScreen10(user-programmable)
35FlexibleFunctionScreen11(user-programmable)
36FlexibleFunctionScreen12(user-programmable)
37FlexibleFunctionScreen13(user-programmable)
38Flexible Function Screen 14 (user-programmable)
39Flexible Function Screen 15 (user-programmable)
Related Programming
Flexible Function Screen addresses: FFl 2# 7# l# thru 4#Page 3-26DBS Manual 
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    							secnon 400-ProgrammingChapter 3. Extension Programming (FF3)
Display When Calling an Extension
Software Version: All Versions
Address:FF3 (ExtPort)# 2# (O-24 or 0139)#
DescriptionSelect a soft-key menu to be displayed while calling another extension on a
large-display phone. While the menu is displayed, pressing a soft key will
perform the assigned feature.
Programming
FF3 (I-1 44)# 28# (O-24 or 0-39)#
$.$
Extension PortSoft Key Menu (see table below)
Default: 0 (previous menu
displays)
Available Ranges:O-24=CPC-A (all versions) and
CPC-B prior to 6.0
0-39=CPC-AII and CPC-B
aVersion 6.0 or higher
Table 3-4.SofL key menus when calling an extension
SettingValue (menu)(see Appendix A for menu illustrations)
0No change (previous menu retained)
1Main Menu
2Personal Speed Dial
3System Speed Dial
4Extension Index
5Help Menu 1
6Help Menu 2
7Help Menu 3
8Attendant Menu1
9Attendant Menu2
10
Attendant Menu3
11Function Screen1(fixed)
121 Function Screen 2 (fixed)
13FunctionScreen3(fixed)
14FunctionScreen4(fixed)
15FunctionScreen5(fixed)
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16FunctionScreen6(fixed)
17FunctionScreen7(fixed)
18FunctionScreen8(fixed)
19FunctionScreen9(fixed)
20
Function Screen 10 (fixed)
21Function Screen 11 (fixed)
22Function Screen 12 (fixed)
23Function Screen 13 (fixed)
24Function Screen 14 (fixed)
25Flexible Function Screen 1(user-programmable)
26Flexible Function Screen 2(user-programmable)
27Flexible Function Screen 3(user-programmable)
28Flexible Function Screen 4(user-programmable)
29Flexible Function Screen 5(user-programmable)
30Flexible Function Screen 6(user-programmable)
31Flexible Function Screen 7 (user-programmable)
32Flexible Function Screen 8 (user-programmable)
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
.
FlexibleFunctionScreen9(user-programmable)
FlexibleFunction
Screen10(user-programmable)
FlexibleFunctionScreen11(ilser-programmable)
FlexibleFunction
Screen12(user-programmable)
FlexibleFunctionScreen
13(user-programmable)
FlexibleFunctionScreen14(user-programmable)
FlexibleFunction
Screen15(user-programmable)
Related Programming
Flexible Function Screen addresses: FFl 2# 7# l# thru 4#Page 3-28DBS Manual 
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