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SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION AND SPECIAL FEATURES GUIDE PROSTAR 816 PLUS November 1995
TABLE OF CONTENTS ABOUT THIS BOOK .................................................... 1 SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR PROGRAMMINGNight Service Operation ............................................................... 2 Enable Customer Programming ................................................... 2 Programming System Speed Dial ................................................ 2 Erasing System Speed Dial Numbers ...................................... 2–3 Setting External Call Forward ...................................................... 3 Canceling External Call Forward ................................................... 3 Setting the Date and Time ............................................................ 3 Programming Station Names ....................................................... 4 Programming Line Names ........................................................... 4SPECIAL FEATURESToll Restriction Override from a Keyset ....................................... 5 Toll Restriction Override from a Single Line Telephone .............. 5 Toll Restriction Override Codes .................................................... 5 Direct Inward System Access (DISA) ...................................... 5–6 Changing DISA Security Code ...................................................... 6 Changing User Password ............................................................. 6 ABOUT THIS BOOK This book contains instructions for special features that every telephone user may not need to know. The owner can decide who the system administrator will be and who will have access to these features. Station users can be trained on only the items that apply to them. This procedure will help control costs and telephone abuse. Several of the features listed in this book are specific to the system operator or attendant position.You may have only one attendant or set your system up to be used without an operator. The designated system administrator can access specific programs and modify some functions to better manage the PROSTAR 816 PLUS office telephone system. Instructions are detailed and easy to follow. When assistance is needed, contact your installation and service company. 1
SYSTEM ADMINISTRA SYSTEM ADMINISTRASYSTEM ADMINISTRA SYSTEM ADMINISTRA SYSTEM ADMINISTRA TOR TORTOR TOR TOR PROGRAMMING PROGRAMMINGPROGRAMMING PROGRAMMING PROGRAMMING The following features can only be enabled at the designated attendant sta- tion or by customer programming under password control. It is recommended that a display keyset be used for all programming. If the attendant telephone is not a display keyset, one should be installed temporarily.NIGHT SERVICE OPERATIONz Press the MUTE/DND button at the designated attendant station. z The button flashes red to indicate the system is in night service operation. z Press the MUTE/DND button again to turn night service off. The light stops flashing. NOTES: 1. This will invoke night ring assignments for telephones. 2. The attendant station cannot use Do Not Disturb. ENABLE CUSTOMER PROGRAMMINGz With the handset on-hook, dial #06. The display shows [MMC DISABLED]. z Dial the passcode and 1 and then press #. At this point, customer programming is open. Follow instructions as needed. PROGRAMMING SYSTEM SPEED DIALEnable customer programming and then complete the following steps:z Press the ALM/SD button. z Dial the two digit code 10–98. z Dial the telephone number that you want stored under this code. Press the HOLD button to insert a three second pause and the MSG button to insert a hookflash. z Press the ALM/SD button to store the number. Repeat this procedure for each number stored. Speed dial numbers 90–99 will not show in the dis- play when used. These are for unlisted or private numbers. Speed dial code 99 is reserved for an external call forward number. ERASING SYSTEM SPEED DIAL NUMBERSEnable customer programming and then complete the following steps:z Press the ALM/SD button. 2 z Dial the two digit code of number to be erased and press HOLD. z Display shows [CLR] for three seconds and then returns to time and date. NOTE: You may change any number by dialing over existing digits or erase completely and then reprogram. SETTING EXTERNAL CALL FORWARDWhen you wish to have incoming calls redirected out over another line to a specific telephone number, enable customer programming and then com- plete the following steps: A. Enable each line to be forwarded. z Dial #45. The display shows [00000000] indicating all eight lines in the system. z Dial new data (eight digits). 0 = Do not call forward this line 1 = Call forward this line z Dial # to set new data. B. Assign the outgoing line and the telephone number to be dialed. z Press the ALM/SD button. z Dial speed dial code 99. z Enter line group access code 09, 80 or 81–88 for a specific line to be used (81 = Line 1; 88 = Line 8). z Dial the telephone number to be forwarded to. z Press ALM/SD to store the number. NOTE: Repeat procedure B to change the call forward destination. External forwarding works regardless of day or night mode operation. CANCELING EXTERNAL CALL FORWARDFollow procedure A under “Setting External Call Forward.” Setting the line or lines to 0 will cancel the feature.SETTING THE DATE AND TIMEEnable customer programming and then follow the steps below:z Dial #55. Display shows [YY MM DD W HH MM]. z Dial new information as follows: YY = Last two digits of the year MM = Month (01–12) DD = Day of the month (01–31) W = Day of the week (1–7; week begins on Monday and ends on Sunday) HH = Hour (use 24 hour clock) MM = Minutes (00–59) z Dial # to set current date and time. The phone returns to normal use. 3
PROGRAMMING STATION NAMESThe attendant keyset may program all the names in the station directory list.z With the handset on-hook, dial #. [PROGRAMMING] is displayed. z Dial 14. The display shows your extension number and any previously programmed name. z To clear the current data, press HOLD. z Press the DSS button to be named. z Enter the name (ten characters maximum) by using the dial pad keys as detailed below. z Press another DSS button and program the name. z Dial # when all names have been entered. DIAL PAD KEY 123456789 0 NUMBER1QA D GJ M P T W : OF TIMES2ZB E HK NRUX . PRESSED3✱CF I L OSVY ! 4123456789 0 EXAMPLE: To display the letter A, press 2 once. To display the letter K, press 5 twice. To display the number 8, press 8 four times. NOTE: The following special keys are also used in this program. ✱= Next Use to advance the cursor one position to the right. MSG= Space Use to skip one cursor position on the right. ALM/SD= Backspace Use to move the cursor one position to the left. HOLD= Clear Use to clear current data. PROGRAMMING LINE NAMESIncoming calls can display a line identity when answered. To assign a name or directory ID for each outside line:z Enable customer programming. z With the handset on-hook, dial #16. [LINE DIRECTORY] is displayed. z Press the outside line button to be named. z Press the HOLD key to clear any previously entered data. z Enter the directory ID using the dial pad buttons in the same manner as in “Programming Station Names” above. z Press another line button and enter the ID. z Dial # after all lines have been identified. 4 The following special features are not detailed in the Keyset User Guide or the User Guide for Standard Telephone Set . Provide the following informa- tion to anyone who you want to have access to these features. TOLL RESTRICTION OVERRIDE FROM A KEYSETWith an override code, you may make calls from a restricted station.z With the keyset in the idle condition, dial #00. z Dial the override code of the desired class. z Dial #. You now have your desired class of service. z Make the outside call within 30 seconds. z Hang up and the station is returned to its restricted class of service. TOLL RESTRICTION OVERRIDE FROM A SINGLE LINE TELEPHONEWith an override code, you may make calls from a restricted single line sta- tion.z At a restricted station, dial 15. You will receive fast busy tone. z Dial the five digit code assigned for your level of calling. If it is dialed correctly, you will hear fast busy tone again. z Hang up. This station is now the desired higher dialing class as deter- mined by the code dialed. z Within 30 seconds, lift the handset to make the call. NOTE: This station will be returned to its original dialing class within 30 sec- onds after hanging up. TOLL RESTRICTION OVERRIDE CODESThese are assigned by a technician because an understanding of the toll restriction classes programmed for your system is required.DIRECT INWARD SYSTEM ACCESS (DISA)Users may call in on specific lines programmed for DISA use and make inter- com calls or use company lines to make outside calls.z Call into the system on any line or lines designated for DISA use. You will receive dial tone. 5 SPECIAL FEA SPECIAL FEASPECIAL FEA SPECIAL FEA SPECIAL FEA TURES TURESTURES TURES TURES
6z Dial the DISA security code within ten seconds. z You will receive PROSTAR dial tone if the correct code is entered. z Dial any internal extension number and hear ringing. OR z Dial any line access code, receive outside dial tone and dial the telephone number. The PROSTAR system can only connect two outside lines together for a pre- programmed period of time. You will hear a beep five seconds before the call will be disconnected. Dial ✱ within five seconds to start the timer again and continue the conversation. NOTES: 1. You must use a tone telephone when calling into a DISA line. 2. Some loss of volume may be experienced when connecting two lines together. 3. Dial ✱ before you hear the beep to return to PROSTAR dial tone. You can now make another internal or external call as described above. CHANGING DISA SECURITY CODETo change the DISA security code, enable user programming and then follow the steps below:z Dial # while on-hook. [PROGRAMMING] is displayed. z Dial 65. [DISA SECU CODE] is displayed, followed by the current four digit code. z Dial the new four digit code. z Dial # to save the new code. CHANGING USER PASSWORDTo change the user password, enable user programming and then follow the steps below:z Dial # while on-hook. [PROGRAMMING] is displayed. z Dial 07. [OLD PASSWORD] is displayed. z Dial the current password. [NEW PASSWORD] is displayed. z Dial the new four digit password. z Dial # to save the new password. SYSTEM ACCESS CODES The PROSTAR 816 PLUS telephone system has preset (default) feature access codes that use the following number plan. These codes can be used if a key is not available for the feature you want to use. Standard telephone users must always dial these codes. SINGLE LINE TELEPHONE ACCESS CODES HF + 1 Callback 0 Call Attendant HF + 2 Call Offer 5 + stn Hold Retrieve HF + 3 Unlock Door 9 Line Group Access HF + 4 Leave Message 11 Call Pickup HF + 6 System Hold 12 Meet Me Page 13 Call Door Phone 1 14 External Page Dial own extension number plus: 16 Call Door Phone 2 1—Internal Zone 1 19 + ✱✱System Speed Dial (✱✱ = Code 10–98) 2—Internal Zone 2 71–73 Station Call Groups 3—Internal Zone 3 80 Line Group Access 0—All Page 81–88 Individual Line Access Hookflash (HF): A momentary depression of the hookswitch. You may press the FLASH button instead if it is available. Hookflash and dial 1 to make the system flash the outside line you are talking on. This is used for custom calling features or behind PBX use. KEYSET ACCESS CODES LINE GROUPSPROGRAMMED MESSAGES LINE GROUP ACCESS 01 DO NOT DISTURB 9 ______________________ 02 IN A MEETING 80 ______________________ 03 OUT OF TOWN 04 ON VACATION INDIVIDUAL LINE ACCESS 05 OUT ON A CALL 81 ______________________ 06 OUT TO LUNCH 82 ______________________ 07 IN TOMORROW 83 ______________________ 08 PAGE ME 84 ______________________ 09 RETURN AFTERNOON 85 ______________________ 10 GONE HOME 86 ______________________ 11 ______________________ 87 ______________________ 12 ______________________ 88 ______________________ 13 ______________________ 14 ______________________ STATION GROUPS15 ______________________ 16 ______________________ 71 ______________________ 17 ______________________ 72 ______________________ 18 ______________________ 73 ______________________ 19 ______________________ 20 ______________________ PAGING ZONES FEATURE ACCESS CODES INTERNAL PAGE ZONES Dial own extension number plus 0 Operator 3 Unlock Door 1 Internal Zone 1 4 Redial Saved Number 2 Internal Zone 2 5 + station Hold Retrieve 3 Internal Zone 3 #11 + station Set Call Forward All 0 All Page #11 + your station Cancel Call Forward All (all internal and external zones) #12 + station Set Call Forward Busy #12 + your station Cancel Call Forward Busy EXTERNAL PAGE ZONE 12 Meet Me Page 13 Door 1 14 External Page (one zone only) 16 Door 2 UG-816P-SPF-02 11/95