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    							DBS 
    n-3 Extension mode 
    FF3-( 1 - 72)#- 29#-(0 - 13)# 
    Large LCD information on the outside line 
    corkersation (In dialing) status 
    The contents are set for display on a large LCD 
    when the extension is getthe outside line. 
    08: No chanae 
    l#: Change to menu information 
    2#: Change to personal speed dial index 
    3~.: Change to system speed dial index 
    4#: 
    Change to extension index 
    58: 
    Change to guidance menu 1 
    (ABSES, AC-CODE.LKOUT,REMDR,FF-Key) 
    6#: Change to guidance menu 2 
    (PSD,CFWD/AII call/No ans/On busy/Outside) 
    7#: Change to guidance menu 3 
    (PGM,PKHLD,DND,SVDI,BGM) 
    8#: Change to guidance menu 4 (Attendant only) 
    (Timer setTimer adjust, 
    Attendant cancel,Day/ Night) 
    9#: 
    Change to guidance menu S (Attendant only) 
    (SSD name number,EXT name number 
    Maintenance code,Key code,DISA code) 
    10%: Change to guidance menu 6 (Attendant only) 
    (Program mode.Outgoing amount 
    Incoming amount,Use SSD amount) SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 January 1990 
    1 l#: Change to function 1 
    (BGM,DND, REMDR,ABSES,CFWD,MUTE. 
    LKOUT,MAlL,BROD,A8S-CSL) 
    12%: Change to function 2 
    (DT,HS, MSGE-CSL,MSGE-CSL, CONF) 
    13B: Change to function 3 
    (PGANS,Pag&/1/2/3/4/5/6/7, All Zone) 
    14#: Change to function 4 
    (CONF,TONE,Set MSG,TRFR,RLSE,MUTE) 
    15#: Change to function 5 
    (SADVREDI/DTMFCVlRLSE,AC-CODE,MUTE) 
    16#: Change to function 6 
    (C-WATNG,MSGE,CO-QNG,OVRDE,RLSE) 
    17#: Change to function 7 
    (AC-CODE.LCR,TRK-G/81/82/83/84/85/86) 
    18#: Change to function 8 
    (UNA-PUPJGroup/Direct/Page) 
    19#:Changetofunction9 
    (MCO,LCR,PSD,SSD, EXT,MUTE.PAGE,TONE) 
    200: Change to function 10 
    (MSGE,TRFR,RUE,CONF,MUTE,DND,TONE, 
    PKHLD) 
    218: Change to function 11 
    (REDLDTMFCV, 
    AC-CODE,SSD,PSD,RUE,MUTE,EXT) 
    22#: 
    Change to function 12 
    (SADI,PSD,SSD,CONF, 
    AC-CODE,MUTE,RLSE,TRFR,REMDR) 
    23f: Change to function 13 
    (PGANS,HS,TONE,MUTE,UNA.EXT,PSD,SSD) 
    24#: Change to function 14 
    (TAKEK,RLSE,CONF,TRFR,DND,PKHLD) 
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    							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 January 1990 
    FF3-( 1 - 72)#- 30#-(0 - 13)# 
    Large LCD information on the outside line 
    conversation 
    (After dialing) status 
    The contents are set for display on a large LCD 
    when the extension started the outside line 
    conversation. 
    0#: No chanae 
    I#: Change to menu information 
    2%: Change to personal speed dial index 
    3#: Change to system speed dial index 
    4#: Change to extension index 
    5#: Change to guidance menu 1 
    (ABSES, AC-CODE,LKOUT,REMDR,FF-Key) 
    6#: Change to guidance menu 2 
    (PSD,CNVD/AII call/No ans/On busy/Out side) 
    7#: Change to guidance menu 3 
    (PGM,PKHLD,DND,SVDI,BCM) 
    8#: Change to guidance menu 4 (Attendant only) 
    (Timer set,Timer adjust, 
    Attendant cancel,Day/ Night) 
    9#: Change to guidance menu 5 (Attendant only) 
    (SSD name number,EXT name number 
    Maintenance code,Key code,DISA code) 
    1 O#: Change to guidance menu 6 (Attendant only) 
    (Program mode,Outgoing amount 
    incoming amount,Use SSD amount) DBS 
    FF-3 Extension mode . . 
    1 l#: Change to function 1 
    (BGM,DND, REMDR,ABSES,CFWD.MUTE, 
    LKOUT,MAIL,BROD,ABS-CSL) 
    12%: Change to function 2 
    (DT,HS, MSGE-CSL,MSGE-CSL, CONF) 
    13#: Change to function 3 
    (PGANS,Page-Zfll2/3I4/56/7, All Zone) 
    148: Change to function 4 
    (CONF,TONE,Set MSG,TRFR,RLSE,MUTE) 
    15#: Change to function 5 
    (SADl/REDl/DTMFCV/RlSE,AC-CODE,MUTE) 
    16#: Change to function 6 
    (C-WATNG,MSGE,CO-QNG,OVRDE.RLSE) 
    171: Change to funczion 7 
    (AC-C00E,LCR,TRK-GiB1/82/83/84/85I86) 
    18#: Change to function 8 
    (UNA-PUPJGroup/Direct/Page) 
    19#: Change to function 9 
    (MCO, LCR, PSD,SSD, EXT,MUTE.PAGE,TONE) 
    20t: Change to function 10 
    (MSGE,TRFR,RLSE,CONF,MUTE,DND,TONE, 
    PKHLD) 
    2lf: Change to function 11 
    (REDI,DTMFCV, 
    AC-CODE,SSD,PSD,RLSE,MUTE,EXT) 
    228: Change to function 12 
    (SADI,PSD,SSD,CONF, 
    AC-CODE,MUTE,RUE.TRFR,REMDR) 
    23#: Change to function 13 
    (PGANS,HS,TONE,MUTE,UNA,EXT,PSD,SSD) 
    24#: Change to function 14 
    (TAKBK,RLSE,CONF,TRFR,DND,PKHLD) 
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    							DBS 
    FF-3 Extension mode SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    issue 1 January 1990 
    FF3-(l- 72)#-31#-(O- 13)# 
    Large LCD information on the receiving 
    page call status 
    The contents are set for display on a large LCD 
    when the extension is receiving the page call. 
    0#: No chance 
    If: Change to menu information 
    t#: Change to personal speed dial index 
    3%: Change to system speed dial index 
    4#: Change to extension index 
    S#: Change to guidance menu 1 
    (ABSES, AC-CODE,LKOUT,REMDR,FF-Key) 
    6#: Change to guidance menu 2 
    (PSD,CFWD/AII call/No a&On busy/Out side) 
    7#: Change to guidance menu 3 
    (PGM,PKHLD,DND,SVDI,BGM) 
    8f: Change to guidance menu 4 (Attendant only) 
    (Timer set,Timer adjust, 
    Anendant cancel,Day/ Night) 
    9#: Change to guidance menu 5 (Attendant only) 
    (SSD name number,EXT name number 
    Maintenance code,Key code,DISA code) 
    lO#: Change to guidance menu 6 (Attendant only) 
    (Program mode,Outgoing amount 
    Incoming amountUse SSD amount) 1 1#: Change to function 1 
    (BGM,DND, REMDR,ABSES,CFWD,MUTE, 
    LKOUT,MAIL,BROD,AB5-CL) 
    12f: Change to function 2 
    (DT,HS, MSGE-UL,MSGE-UL, CONF) 
    139: Change to function 3 
    (PGANS,Page-UlNU4/5/6/7, All Zone) 
    14#: Change to function 4 
    (CONF,TONE,Set MSG,TRFR,RLSE,MUTE) 
    lS#: Change to function 5 
    (SADUREDUDTMFCV/RLSE,AC-CODE,MUTE) 
    168: Change to function 6 
    (C-WATNG,MSGE,CO-QNG,OVRDE,RUE) 
    17#: Change to function 7 
    (AC-CODE,LCR,TRK-W81/82/83/84/85/86) 
    18#: Change to function 8 
    (UNA-PUPJGroup/DirecUPage) 
    19#: Change to function 9 
    (MCO, LCR,PSD,SSD, EXT,MUTE,PAGE,TONE) 
    20#: Change to function 10 
    (MSGE,TRFR,RLSE,CONF,MUTE,DND,TONE, 
    PKHLD) 
    21#: Change to function 11 
    (REDI,DTMFCV, 
    AC-CODE,55D,PSD,RLSE,MUTE,EXT) 
    22f: Change to function 12 
    (5ADI,PSD,SSD,CONF, 
    AC-CODE,MUTE,RLSE,TRFR,REMDR) 
    23#: Change to function 13 
    (PGANS,HS,TONE,MUTE,UNA,EXT,PSD.SSD) 
    24#: Change to function 14 
    (TAKBK,RUE,CONF,TRFR,DND,PKHLD) 
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    							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 January 1990 DBS 
    FF-3 Extension mode 
    FF3-( I- 72)#- 32#-(0 - l3)# 
    Large LCD information on the receiving 
    call wait status 
    The contents are set for display on a large LCD 
    when the extension is receiving the call waiting. 
    O#: No chanae 
    l#: Change to menu information 
    28: Change to personal speed dial index 
    3%: Change to system speed dial index 
    OR: Change to extension index 
    5#: Change to guidance menu 1 
    (ABSES, AC-CODE,LKOUT,REMDR,FF-Key) 
    6#: Change to guidance menu 2 
    (PSD,CFWD/AII calUNo ans/On busy/Out side) 
    7#: Change to guidance menu 3 
    (PGM,PKHLD,DND,SVDI,BGM) 
    8#: Change to guidance 
    menu 4 (Attendant only) 
    (Timer set.,Timer adjust, 
    Attendant cancel,Day/ Night) 
    9#: Change to guidance menu 5 (Attendant only) 
    (SSD name number,EXT name number 
    Maintenance code,Key code,DlSA code) 
    10#: Change to guidance menu 6 (Attendant only) 
    (Program mode,Outgoing amount 
    Incoming amount,Use SSD amount) 11%: Change to function 1 
    .(BGM,DND, REMDR,ABSES,CFWD,MUTE, 
    LKOUT,MAk,BROD,ABS-CSL) 
    12#: Change to function 2 
    (DT,HS, MSGE-CSL,MSGE-CSL, CONF) 
    131: Change to function 3 
    (PGANS,Page-U1N6J7, All Zone) 
    146: Change to function 4 
    (CONF,TONE,Set MSC,TRFR,RLSE,MUTE) 
    156: Change to function 5 
    (SADl/REDVDTMFCV/RLSE,AC-CODE,MUTE) 
    168: Change to function 6 
    (C-WATNG,MSGE,CO-QNG,OVRDE,RLSE) 
    171: Change to function 7 
    (AC-CODE,LCR,TRK-G/Bl/82/83/84/85/86) 
    18%: Change to function 8 
    (UNA-PUPIGrouplDirecWage) 
    19#: Change to function 9 
    (MCO, LCR, PSD, SSD, DCT,MUTE,PAGE,TONE) 
    20#: Change to function 10 
    (MSGE,TRFR,RLsE,CONF,MUTE,DND,lONE, 
    PKHLD) 
    2liF: Change to function 11 
    (REDLDTMFCV, 
    AC-CODE,SSD,PSD,RLSE,MUTE,U(T) 
    22f: Change to function 12 
    (SADI,PSD,SSD,CONF, 
    AC-CODE,MUTE,RLSE,TRFR,REMDR) 
    23#: Change to function 13 
    (PGANS,HS,TONE,MUTE,UNA,EXT,PSD,SSD) 
    24#: Change to function 14 
    (TAKBK,RLSE,CONF,TRFR,DND,PKHLD) 
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    							DBS 
    FF-3 Extension mode SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 January 1990 
    FF3-(1 - 72)#- 33#-(0 - 13)# 
    Large LCD information on the busy tone 
    receiving status 
    The contents are set for display on a large LCD 
    when the extension is receiving the intercom busy 
    tone. 
    O#: No chanoe 
    l#: Change to menu information 
    2%: Change to personal speed dial index 
    3#: Change to system speed’dial index 
    4#: Change to extension index 
    58: Change to guidance menu 1 
    (ABSES, AC-CODE,LKOUT,REMDR,FF-Key) 
    6%: Change to guidance menu 2 
    (PSD,CRNDIAII call/No a&On busy/Out side) 
    7#: Change to guidance menu 3 
    (PGM,PKHLD,DND,SVDI,BGM) 
    8#: Change to guidance menu 4 (Attendant only) 
    (Timer se&Timer adju& 
    Attendant cancel,Day / Night) 
    9#: Change to guidance menu 5 (Attendant only) 
    (SSD name number,EXT name number 
    Maintenance code,Key code,DISA code) 
    lO#: Change to guidance menu 6 (Attendant only) 
    (Program mode,Outgoing amount 
    incoming amountUse SSD amount) 1 l#: Change to function 1 
    (BGM,DND, REMDR,ABSES,CFWD,MUTE, 
    LKOUT,MAIL,BROD,ABS-CSL) 
    12#: Change to function 2 
    (DT,HS, MSGE-CSL,MSGE-CSL, CONF) 
    13#: Change to function 3 
    (PGANS,Page-U1N, AR Zone) 
    14#: Change to function 4 
    (CONF,TONE,Set MSG,TRFR,RLSE,MUTE) 
    lS#: Change to function 5 
    (SADVREDUDTMFCV/RLSE,AC-CODEMUTE) 
    16#: Change to function 6 
    (C-WATNG,MSGE,CQ-QNG,OVRDE,RLSE) 
    178: Change to function 7 
    (AC-CODE,LCR,TRK-G/81/82/83184/85/86) 
    1.8#: Change to function 8 
    (UNA-PUPJGroup/Direct/Page) 
    19#: Change to function 9 
    (MCO, LCR, PSD, SSD, EXT,MUTE,PAGE,TONE) 
    208: 
    Change to function 10 
    (MSGE,TRFR,RLSE,CONF,MUTE,DND,TONE, 
    PKHLD) 
    21#: Change to function 11 
    (REDLDTMFCV, 
    AC-CODE,SSD,PSD,RLSE,MUTE,EXT) 
    22#: Change to function 12 
    (SADI,PSD,SSD,CONF, 
    AC-CODE,MUTE,RLSE,TRFR,REMDR) 
    23#: Change to function 13 
    (PGANS,HS,TONE,MUTE,UNA,EXT,PSD,SSD) 
    24#: Change to function 14 
    (TAKBK,RLSE,CONF,TRFR,DND,PKHLD) 
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    							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 January 1990 
    Specifications are made with regard to incoming 
    outside calls and incoming intercom call groups for 
    each extension. 
    In the case of outside lines it is set which incoming 
    calls each extension is to receive. 
    The settings for daytime and nighttime can be 
    done separately. 
    There are the following two group settings for 
    . 
    incoming intercom calls. 
    A:Call hunting group setting 
    Extensions are set in groups for answering 
    incoming calls. 
    The specifications for group processing after 
    incoming calls are also set 
    A maximum of 8 groups each with 8 extensions 
    can be programmed. 
    8: Call coverage group setting 
    Extension groups are set for the substiture 
    answering of incoming calls 
    Each group comprises 8 extensions, 2 of which 
    can be programmed as secretary telephones for 
    substitute answering. 
    There can be a maximum of 16 groups. DBS 
    FF-4 Ring mode 
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    FF-4 Ring mode 
    3- 4- 1 Day Time Incoming Calf Setting 
    mode 
    FF4-l#-(l -73)#-(l- 32)#-(0 or l)# 
    Daytime incoming outside line call setting 
    table 
    It is set which incoming outside line call tones are 
    to sound for each extension during the day. While 
    it is possible to make calls from 
    an extension pon 
    not programmed for incoming calls, it is not 
    possible to use the auto answering function for 
    incoming calls. Incoming calls are answered by 
    pressing the relevant line key or utilizing the 
    function for accessing the set outside line. 
    Extensions not stored in this table are not used for 
    incoming outside line calls. 
    Setting step 1. 
    Select Extension port number: 
    Setting step 2. 
    Trunk port number: 
    Setting step 3. 
    Setting Data to ring 1 or no ring 0: (l-73)# 
    (l-32)# 
    (1 I O)# SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 January 1990 
    The structure of the data storing in the table is as 
    follows. 
    Extension pan number 1 #to 72# 
    1 
    Trunk port number l# to 32# 
    1 
    Ringing for set incoming outside line calls in 
    daytime (Yes: 1 or No: O)# 
    And 
    Number (for UNA Relay Terminal input) 73f 
    1 
    Trunk port number 1% to 32# 
    1 
    Ringing for set incoming outside line calls in 
    daytime (Yes: 1 or No: O)# 
    Note 1. When program Extension port number 
    73in the setting step 2 that make to set the 
    data for ail otherports extension by 
    automatically. 
    Note2. Initial/y Exxtension port number 1 and 2 is 
    set to ring forattendant telephone. 
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    							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) DBS 
    issue 1 January 1990 
    FF-4 Ring mode 
    3 - 4 - 2 Night Time Incoming Call Setting 
    mode 
    FF4-2#-( 1 - 73)#-(1- 32)#-(0 or 1)# 
    Nighttime incoming outside line call 
    setting table 
    It is set which incoming outside line call tones are 
    to sound for each extension during the night and 
    on holidays. 
    While it is possibleto make calls from an extension 
    port not programmed for incoming calls, it is not 
    possible to use the auto answering function for in 
    coming calls. 
    incoming calls are answered by pressing the 
    relevant line key or utilizing the function for 
    accessing the set outside line. 
    Extensions not stored in thistable are not used for 
    incoming outside line calls. 
    Setting step 1. 
    Select Extension pan number: 
    Setting step 2. 
    Trunk port number: 
    Setting step 3. 
    Setting Data to ring 1 or no ring 0: (l-7318 
    (l-32)# 
    (1 I O)# The structure of the data storing in the table is as 
    foltows. 
    Extension port number 1 #to 72# 
    1 
    Trunk port number 1# to 32f 
    Ringing for set incoming outside line calls in 
    daytime (Yes: 1 or No: 0)# 
    And 
    Number (for UNAReiay Terminal input) 73# 
    Trunk port number 14 to 32# 
    1 
    Ringing for set incoming outside line calls in 
    daytime (Yes: 1 or No: O)# 
    Note 1. When program Extension port number 
    73in the setting step 2 that make to set the 
    data for ail other ports extension by 
    automa tically. 
    Note2. Initially Extension port number I and 2 is 
    set to ring forattendant :elephone. 
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    							DBS 
    FF-4 Ring mode 
    3 - 4 - 3 Hunting group setting mode 
    When there is an incoming call to a group for a 
    work unit within the company, if the extension 
    which has received it is busy, it is automatically 
    transferred to another extension in the group. 
    With this setting extensions are stored for each 
    hunting group number for allowing incoming calls 
    to be automa tically transferred between them 
    when they are busy. 
    -. For the registered extensions incoming calls are 
    transferred within the group according to the 
    order set 
    There are 8 hunting groups and up to 8 extensions 
    wn be stored in each group. 
    However, when the extension called is set for 
    absence transfer, the incoming call is transferred 
    to the other extension set regardless of the order 
    set in this program. 
    If an extension receiving a hunting group transfer 
    is set for absence transfer, absence or OND, it is no 
    longer available 
    and the call is transferred to the 
    next extension within the group. SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) $K 
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    Issue 1 January 1990, # & 
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    FF4-3#+- 8)#-W-(1 - O)+ #$pJ( 4 
    Hunting group mode type 
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    When there is an incoming call to an extension 
    within the hunting group which is busy, it is r(’ 
    automatically transferred according to the order 
    laid down in the hunting group table. 
    -This setting is for specifying, if the last extension 
    stored in the table is also busy and cannot receive 
    the transferred call, whether the transfer process is 
    to be implemented once more from the first 
    extension in the table (hereafter called the circular 
    mode), dr in the cati 
    of an incoming intercom call 
    on member 1 is transferred in order and when the 
    last extension is also busy and cannot receive the 
    transferred call whether to busy tone is to be sent 
    to the extension making the call and the transfer 
    process within the hunting group thereby 
    terminated (hereafter called the terminate mode). 
    This isthe same for incoming outside line calls 
    except that the busy tone is not sent out in this 
    case. 
    The incoming call tone is sent from the busy 
    extension which has received the call. 
    1 t-1 #-(0 - l)#: Call hunting group 1 is 
    (0: Terminal, 1: Circular) 
    2+-l #-(0 - l)%: Incoming call hunting group 2 is 
    (0: Terminal, 1: Circular) 
    3#-I#-(0 - I)#: incoming call hunting group 3 is 
    (0: Terminal, 1: Circular) 
    4#-l#-(O - l)#: Incoming call hunting group 4 is 
    5#- 
    6#- 
    7#- 
    8#- 1 (0: Terminal, 1: Circular) 
    #-(0 - l)#: Incoming call hunting group 5 is 
    (0: Terminal, 1: Circular) 
    #-(0 - l)#: Incoming call hunting group 6 is 
    (0: Terminal, 1: Circular) 
    f-(0- l)#: Incoming call hunting group 7 is 
    (0: Terminal, 1: Circular) 
    B-(0 - I)#: Incoming call hunting group 8 is 
    (0: Terminal, 1: Circular) 
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    							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 January 1990 
    FF4-3#-(1- 8)#-2#-(l - 8)# 
    Next caI1 hunting group 
    If all the extensions in one hunting group cannot 
    receive an incoming call, it can be automatically 
    transferred to another hunting group. However, a 
    hunting group in which automatic transfer is 
    . 
    actually operating at the time cannot be set for 
    this. It has to be set after that operation has 
    finished. 
    A hunting group number for the transferee is set 
    for each transferring hunting group. This setting 
    can be canceled by inputting the [CONF] key. 
    l#-2#-(1- 8)# Transfer from group 1 to set group 
    Group (1 to 8)# :CONF (clear1 
    2#-2#-(1 - 8)W Transfer from group 2 to set group 
    Group (1 to 8)# :CONF (clear1 
    3#-2#-(1 - 8)# Transfer from group 3 to Set grbUP 
    Group (1 to 8)# :CONF (clear1 
    4#-2#-(1 - 8)# Transfer from group 4to set group 
    Group (1 to 8)# :CONF (clear) 
    5#-2#-(l- 8)# Transfer from group 5 to set group 
    Group (1 to 8)# :CONF (clear) 
    6#-ZP-(1 -8)# Transfer from group 6 to set group 
    Group (1 to 8)# :CONF (clear) 
    7#-2#-(1- 8)# Transfer from group 7 to set group 
    Group (1 to 8)# :CONF (clear) 
    8#-2#-(1 - 8)# Transfer from group 8 to set group 
    Group (1 to 8)# :CONF (clear) D8S 
    FF-4 Ring mode 
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