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Section 400-Programming FF8: Maintenance
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Call Forward (Busy): Clear
via Attendant*17End-User Soft Key
DND Set/Clear*18End-User Soft Key
DND Set from Attendant*19End-User Soft Key
DND Clear from Attendant*20End-User Soft Key
DND & Call Forward Clear*21End-User Soft Key
Alarm Set*22End-User Soft Key
Alarm Clear*23End-User Soft Key
BGM On/Off*24End-User Soft Key
Day 1/Night Toggle*25End-User Soft Key
Day 2*26End-User Soft Key
Night 1*27End-User Soft Key
Night 2 (for 2-Way VM)*28End-User Soft Key
Paging*29 + (Page Grp.No.0-9)End-User Soft Key
Meet-Me Answer*30End-User Soft Key
Call Pickup Group-All Calls*31End-User Soft Key
Call Pickup Group-CO Calls
Only*32End-User Soft Key
Call Pickup Group-
SpecifiedPick up a call in another Call
Pickup Group.*33 + (Call Pickup Grp 1-99)End-User Soft Key
Direct Call Pickup
73 + (Extension 0-9999)End-User Soft Key
CO Trunk Call Pickup*34End-User Soft Key
Headset Mode On/Off*35End-User Soft Key
3-party Conference Key*36End-User Soft Key
Transfer Key*37End-User Soft Key
Program Key*38End-User Soft Key
Recall - Flash Key*39Soft Key
PSD Name Assignment*40End-User Soft Key
Ext. Directory Name
Assignment*41End-User Soft Key
Speed-Dial Directory Name
Assignment*42End-User Soft Key
MCO-1 Access
For outgoing calls (default: 9)*43End-User Soft Key
MCO-2 Access
For outgoing calls (default: 81)*44End-User Soft Key
MCO-3 Access
For outgoing calls (default: 82)*45End-User Soft Key
MCO-4 Access
For outgoing calls (default: 83)*46End-User Soft Key
MCO-5 Access
For outgoing calls (default: 84)*47End-User Soft Key
NOTE: No more than 5 MCO keys can be assigned per phone.
Mic/Mute (Talkback Key)
*48Soft Key
Callback at Busy Tone*49End-User Soft Key
Camp-On at Busy Tone*50End-User Soft Key
Message-Waiting Set at
Busy Tone*51End-User Soft Key
Feature DescriptionFixed Feature Code + (additional digits to
program into key)End-User Soft Key
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Message-Waiting Priority
Set at Busy Tone*52End-User Soft Key
Busy Override Send*53End-User Soft Key
Switch to Voice Call at
Ringback Tone*54End-User Soft Key
Message-Waiting Set at
Ringback Tone*55End-User Soft Key
Message-Waiting Priority
Set at Ringback Tone*56End-User Soft Key
Account Code Entry*57End-User Soft Key
8-Party Conference*58End-User Soft Key
Extension Port Number
Confirm*59End-User Soft Key
Trunk Port Number Confirm*60End-User Soft Key
Voice Mail Transfer Key #1
74 + (VM Voice Port
Ext.No. 0-9999)End-User Soft Key
Voice Mail Transfer Key #2
75 + (VM Pilot Ext.No.
0-9999)End-User Soft Key
Variable Mode*61End-User Soft Key
Call Logging Confirmation
Mode*62End-User Soft Key
Station Call Park Hold/
Answer*63End-User Soft Key
Station Call Park Hold*64End-User Soft Key
Station Call Park Answer
(own extension)*65End-User Soft Key
Station Call Park Answer
(other extensions)*66End-User Soft Key
Station Call Park Transfer*67End-User Soft Key
Release Key
for headset on regular phone*68
Answer Key
for headset on regular phone*69
OHVA*70End-User Soft Key
Split Key
OHVA/Silent Transfer/Talkback*71End-User
Walking TRS*72End-User
ANY Key (all CPCs-Version 1.3
or higher)Change phone status to
“Monitor ON”; put current CO
call on hold.
NOTE: The ANY key LED won’t
light.*8 + (up to 4 digits,
including 0-9, #,
*)
End-User Soft Key
Feature DescriptionFixed Feature Code + (additional digits to
program into key)End-User Soft Key
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Notes:
This address will affect all Large-LCD phones in the system. To change the default setting for a soft
key, enter another Fixed Feature Code for it in this address.
When the Large-LCD phone user selects the FUNCTION SYSTEM option (soft key #4) during idle or
dial tone, the functions you assign to soft keys #1 thru #5 in this address, will appear on the LCD. When
the phone user presses the NEXT key, the features assigned to soft keys #6 thru #10 will appear (and so
on, up to soft keys #46 thru #50, maximum 10 screens).
Related Programming:
Table 8-2. “FUNCTION SYSTEM” Default Assignments at Idle/Dial Tone (FF8 0 00)
Soft Key No.Feature Default for Soft KeyFixed Feature Code
+ additional digits to program into key
1 BGM On/Off*24
2 Mic/Mute (Talkback Key)
*48
3 DND Set/Clear
*18
4 Call Forward (All): Set 70 + (Extension 0-9999)
5 Call Forward (All): Clear
*09
6 Call Forward (Busy): Set 72 + (Extension 0-9999)
7 Call Forward (Busy): Clear
*15
8 Call Forward (No Answer): Set 71 + (Extension 0-9999)
9 Call Forward (No Answer): Clear
*12
10 DND & Call Forward Clear
*21
11 Alarm Set
*22
12 Alarm Clear
*23
13 Message-Waiting: Callback
*08
14 Message-Waiting: Cancel
*07
15 Headset Mode On/Off
*35
16 Meet Me Answer
*30
Large-LCD FUNCTION SYSTEM Assignment at
Idle/Dial Tone
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign up to 50 soft key functions (up to 10 menu screens) for the FUNCTION
SYSTEM option, which appears on soft key #4 while the Large-LCD phone is idle
(on-hook/no activity) or receiving dial tone.
FF8 0 00 0 (01-50) Hold (Code) Hold
Soft Key #1 thru #50
(see figure on pg. 8-4 for soft key numbering)Fixed Feature Code
defaults: [see Table 8-2 below]
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17 System Park Answer (Floating Hold Answer)*04
18 Call Pickup Group-All Calls
*31
19 Call Pickup Group-CO Calls Only
*32
20Call Pickup Group-Specified
(pick up a call in another Pickup Group)*33 + (Call Pickup Grp 1-99)
21 Extension Call Pickup 73 + (Extension 0-9999)
22 CO Trunk Call Pickup
*34
23 PSD Name Assignment
*40
24 Account Code
*57
25 Direct Trunk Access
*02
26 Station Call Park Hold
*64
27 Station Call Park Answer(own)
*65
28 Station Call Park Answer(others)
*66
29 Station Call Park Transfer
*67
30 Walking TRS
*72
31 8-party Conference
*58
32 Call Logging Confirmation
*62
33 Extension Port Confirm
*59
34 Trunk Port Confirm
*60
35 Extension Name Assignment
*41
36 Speed-Dial Directory Name Assignment
*42
37 Day 1/Night Toggle
*25
38 Day 2
*26
39 Night 1
*27
40 Night 2 (for 2-Way VM)
*28
41 Voice Mail Message-Waiting: Send
*05
42 Voice Mail Message-Waiting: Cancel
*06
43 Call Forward (All): Set via Attendant
*10
44 Call Forward (All): Clear via Attendant
*11
45 Call Forward (Busy): Set via Attendant
*16
46 Call Forward (Busy): Clear via Attendant
*17
47 Call Forward (No Answer): Set via Attendant
*13
48 Call Forward (No Answer): Clear via Attendant
*14
49 DND Set from Attendant
*19
50 DND Clear from Attendant
*20
Soft Key No.Feature Default for Soft KeyFixed Feature Code
+ additional digits to program into key
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Notes:
This address will affect all Large-LCD phones in the system. To change the default setting for a soft
key, enter another Fixed Feature Code for it in this address.
When the Large-LCD phone user selects the FUNCTION SYSTEM option (soft key #4) during
ringback tone, the functions you assign to soft keys #1 thru #5 in this address, will appear on the LCD.
When the phone user presses the NEXT key, the features assigned to soft keys #6 thru #10 will appear.
Related Programming:
Large-LCD FUNCTION SYSTEM Assignment at
Ringback Tone
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign up to 10 soft key functions (2 menu screens) for the FUNCTION SYSTEM
option, which appears on soft key #4 while the Large-LCD phone is receiving
ringback tone.
FF8 0 00 1 (01-10) Hold (Code) Hold
Fixed Feature Code
Ringback Defaults
Soft Key #1 thru #10
(see Figure 8-1 for soft key numbering)(see Table 8-1 for a complete list of Codes)
Soft Key #1: Transfer (*37)
Soft Key #2: Voice Call (*54)
Soft Key #3: Message Wait Set (*55)
Soft Key #4: (no assignment)
Soft Key #5: (no assignment)
Soft Keys #6 thru #10: (no assignment)
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Notes:
This address will affect all Large-LCD phones in the system. To change the default setting for a soft
key, enter another Fixed Feature Code for it in this address.
When the Large-LCD phone user selects the FUNCTION SYSTEM option (soft key #4) during busy
tone, the functions you assign to soft keys #1 thru #5 in this address, will appear on the LCD. When the
phone user presses the NEXT key, the features assigned to soft keys #6 thru #10 will appear.
Related Programming:
Large-LCD FUNCTION SYSTEM Assignment at
Busy Tone
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign up to 10 soft key functions (2 menu screens) for the FUNCTION SYSTEM
option, which appears on soft key #4 while the Large-LCD phone is receiving busy tone.
FF8 0 00 2 (01-10) Hold (Code) Hold
Fixed Feature Code
Busy Tone Defaults
Soft Key #1 thru #10
(see Figure 8-1 for soft key numbering)(see Table 8-1 for a complete list of Codes)
Soft Key #1: Callback (*49)
Soft Key #2: Camp-On (*50)
Soft Key #3: Message Wait Set (*51)
Soft Key #4: Busy Override (*53)
Soft Key #5: OHVA (*70)
Soft Key #6: Transfer (*37)
&7% -!
Soft Keys #7 thru #10: (no assignment)
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Notes:
This address will affect all Large-LCD phones in the system. To change the default setting for a soft
key, enter another Fixed Feature Code for it in this address.
When the Large-LCD phone user selects the FUNCTION SYSTEM option (soft key #4) during talk, the
functions you assign to soft keys #1 thru #5 in this address, will appear on the LCD. When the phone
user presses the NEXT key, the features assigned to soft keys #6 thru #10 will appear.
Related Programming:
Large-LCD FUNCTION SYSTEM Assignment
during Talk
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign up to 10 soft key functions (2 menu screens) for the FUNCTION SYSTEM
option, which appears on soft key #4 while the Large-LCD phone is in use (off-
hook/talk path).
FF8 0 00 3 (01-10) Hold (Code) Hold
Fixed Feature Code
Talk Defaults
Soft Key #1 thru #10
(see Figure 8-1 for soft key numbering)(see Table 8-1 for a complete list of Codes)
Soft Key #1: Transfer (*37)
Soft Key #2: 3-Party Conference (*36)
Soft Key #3: Recall/Flash (*39)
Soft Key #4: Acct.Code Entry (*57)
Soft Keys #5 thru #10: (no assignment)
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FF8 0 01: Traffic Control
Notes:
When you restart the Traffic Control, previous data is gone.
Related Programming:
Traffic Control Timing Storage (pg. 8-15) FF8 0 01 0 (01-48) Hold (0-16) Hold
Notes:
Related Programming:
FF1 0 05: Serial Ports (pg. 1-80)
FF1 0 06: Serial Port Output Data (pg. 1-88)
Traffic Control Start/Stop Memory
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Start/Stop the storing of Call Traffic data in system memory.
FF8 0 01 0 00 Hold CONF (0 or 1) Hold
0=Stop (Default)
1=Start
! 0!6
Traffic Control Start/Stop Print
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Start/Stop the printing of Call Traffic data to the RS-232C port.
FF8 0 01 0 00 Hold CONF Hold (0 or 1) Hold
0=Stop (Default)
1=Start
)! B
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Notes:
Related Programming:
Notes:
Related Programming:
Traffic Control Start/Stop Memory (pg. 8-14) FF8 0 01 0 00 Hold CONF (0 or 1) Hold
Not Used
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
FF8 0 01 0 00 Hold CONF (Holdx2)
FF8 0 01 0 00 Hold CONF (Holdx3)
FF8 0 01 0 00 Hold CONF (Holdx4)
FF8 0 01 0 00 Hold CONF (Holdx5)
(press Hold 2 times)
(press Hold 3 times)
(press Hold 4 times)
(press Hold 5 times)
)! B
)! B
)! B
)! B
Traffic Control Timing Storage
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign a data area to each 30-minute interval of Call Traffic data during a
24-hour period. The traffic data currently stored in memory will be printed
through the RS-232C port.
FF8 0 01 0 (01-48) Hold (0-16) Hold
0=Not stored (default)
1=Data Area 130-Minute Intervals
2=Data Area 2
...
16=Data Area 16 (see table below)
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Table 8-3. Traffic Control Timing Storage (FF8 0 01 0)
Address No.
(FF8 0 01 0 ...)Va l u e
(in 30-minute intervals)
Data Area
01 00:00-00:29 0=not stored 1-16=Data Area 1-16
02 00:30-00:59
03 01:00-01:29
04 01:30-01:59
05 02:00-02:29
06 02:30-02:59
07 03:00-03:29
08 03:30-03:59
09 04:00-04:29
10 04:30-04:59
11 05:00-05:29
12 05:30-05:59
13 06:00-06:29
14 06:30-06:59
15 07:00-07:29
16 07:30-07:59
17 08:00-08:29
18 08:30-08:59
19 09:00-09:29
20 09:30-09:59
21 10:00-10:29
22 10:30-10:59
23 11:00-11:29
24 11:30-11:59
25 12:00-12:29
26 12:30-12:59
27 13:00-13:29
28 13:30-13:59
29 14:00-14:29
30 14:30-14:59
31 15:00-15:29
32 15:30-15:59
33 16:00-16:29
34 16:30-16:59
35 17:00-17:29
36 17:30-17:59
37 18:00-18:29
38 18:30-18:59
39 19:00-19:29
40 19:30-19:59