Siemens Saturn Epabx Oc1e Dyad Digital Telephone User Instructions

							CMU Procedures 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: PROTOCOL 
TITLE: Protocol Assignments 
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StEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION 
9. TIMED DISCONNECT (Y,N) = a 
Requests whether the specified protocol will use the timed discon- a = Y = Yes; a = N = No. 
nect option. If Y (Yes), go to step 10; if N (No), go to step 11. 
IO. TIMED DISC 5 SEC UNITS (l-254) = nnn 
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Requests the seconds setting of the disconnect timer, in units of 5 nnn = timer setting in 5second units 
seconds (i.e., input 10 for 50 seconds, input 11 for 55 seconds, etc.). (l-254). 
NOTE: The system will select an acceptable timer value which is as close as possible to the value specifiec. 
11. TYPE OF CONNECTED EQUIP (DTE, DCE) = aaa 
Requests whether the user-provided equipment which will use this aaa = DTE or DCE. 
protocol is DTE or DCE. In general data terminals operate in DTE 
mode and modems operate in DCE mode. If DTE, go to step 12; if 
DCE, go to step 19. 
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12. ACU EQUIPPED (Y,N) = a 
Requests whether the protocol is to be used by DCls with an Auto- a = Y.= Yes; a = N = No. 
matic Calling Unit attached. 
13. INTERFACE (RS232, CURRENTLOOP) = aaaaaaaaaaa 
Requests whether the data equipment using this protocol will use aaaaaaaaaaa = RS232 or 
the RS-232-C or current loop interface standard. If RS-232-C go to CURRENTLOOR 
step 14; if current loop, procedure is complete. 
14. ANS PROTOCOL (DTRRTS) = aaa aaa 
Requests what signal from the connected DTE shall be interpreted aaa = answer protocol option; see Table 
(by the DCI) as a call answer signal. If two types specified, separate 461.2. 
by space. 
NOTES: 1. Entering (CR) is the same as entering DTR. 
2. The Data Call switch on the DCI can always be used as a call answer request. 
15. ORIG PROTOCOL (DTR,RTS) = aaa aaa 
Requests which signal(s) from the connected DTE shalt be interpreted aaa = originate protocol option: see Ta- 
(by the DCI) as a call origination request. If two types specified, ble 461.3. 
separate by space. Enter (CR) to assign no signal to serve as a call 
origination request from the connected DTE. 
NOTE: The Data Call switch on the DCI can always be used as a call origination request. 
16. DISC PROTOCOL (DTR,LBRK) = aaaa aaaa 
Requests which signal(s) from the connected DTE shall be interpreted aaa = disconnect protocol option; see 
(by the DCI) as a data call disconnect request: removal of DTR or Table 461.4. 
long break on the transmitted data signal. If two specified, separate 
each by space. Enter (CR) to assign no signal to serve as a call 
disconnect request from the connected DTE. 
NOTE: The Data Call switch on the DCI can always be used as a call disconnect request. 
17. USE DEFAULT RTS-CTS DELAY? (Y,N) = a 
Enter Y (Yes) if the DCI should respond with the default delay (20 a = Y = Yes,; a = N = No. 
ms) with CTS signal when the.connected DTE asserts RTS; enter 
N (No) if a different delay is desired. If N (No), go to step 18; if Y 
(Yes), procedure is complete.  
						

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Issue 2, March 1986 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: PROTOCOL 
TITLE: Protocol Assignments 
STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION Page 3 of 5 
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8. CTS DELAY 10 MSEC UNITS (l-254) = nnn 
Enter the desired delay between FtTS and CTS, in 10 millisecond units nnn = timer setting in msec x 10. 
(iiieednter 1 for 10 msec, enter 2 for 20 msec, etc.). Procedure is corn-- 
9. MODEM CONTROLLER EQUIPPED (Y,N) = a 
Enter Y (Yes) if the DCls using this protocol are connected to user- a = Y = Yes; a = N = No. 
supplied modems, and are equipped with the optional modem con- 
trol board (internal to the DCI). 
!O. INTERFACE (RS232,CURRENTLOOP) = aaaaaaaaaaa 
Requests interface protocol to be used between the DCI and the user- 
supplied DCE. If %-232-C, go to step 21; if current loop, procedure 
is complete. aaaaaaaaaaa = interface option. 
‘1. ANSlORlG PROTOCOL (DCD,RI,DSR) = aaa . . . aaa 
Requests which signals from the connected DCE shall be interpreted aaa = answer/originate protocol options; 
(by the DCI) as call answer or origination. If more than one specified, .’ .” see Table 461.5. 
separate each by space. Entering (CR) is the same as entering DSR. 
NOTES: 1. When the DCI is alerting the connected DCE, either DCD or DSR may be used to signal answer from 
the DCE. 
2. When the DCI is in an idle state, DCD, DSR, or RI may be used to signal a call origination from the 
connected DCE. 
3. The Data Call switch on the DCI can always be used as a call answer/originate request. 
32. DISC PROTOCOL (DCD,DSR,LBRK) = aaaa . . . aaaa 
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Requests which signal(s) from the connected DCE should be inter- aaaa = disconnect protocol option; see 
preted (by the DCI) as a call disconnect request: removal of DCD, Table 461.6. 
removal of DSR, or long break on the received data signal. If more 
than one specified, separate each by space. Enter (CR) to assign 
no signal to serve as a call disconnect request from the connected 
DCE. 
NOTE: The Data Call switch on the DCI can always be used as a call disconnect request. 
23. RTS ON ANSWER (Y,N) = a 
Enter Y (Yes) if the DCI should automatically assert RTS when an a = Y = Yes; a = N = No. 
answer signal is given by the DCE. Enter N (No) if the RTS signal 
from the DCI to the attached DCE should follow (agree with) RTS 
from the originating data terminal. Procedure is completed. 
1. > DEL PROTOCOL 
2. DATA PROTOCOL NUMBER (O-31) = nn 
Requests protocol number to be deleted. nn = protocol number (O-31). 
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1. > Cl-IA PROTOCOL 
NOTE: CHA protocol should be used when changes to the data speed, data bits, parity, stop bits, and duplex 
flag are required. When changes to other protocol parameters are required use the ADD PROTOCOL proce- 
dure. ADD PROTOCOL can be used to completely overwrite an existing protocol even when DCls are as- 
signed to the protocol.  
						

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CMU Procedures Issue 2, March 1986 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: PROTOCOL 
TITLE: Protocol Assignments 
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_. DATA PROTCCOL NUMBER (O-31) = nn 
Requests protocol number to be cfanged. nn -= protocol number (O-31). 
3. DISABLE VALID DATA SPEED(S) = nnnnn . . . nnnnn 
Requests the valid data speeds that are to be disabled for the speci- nnnnn = data speed(s); see Table 461.1. 
fied protocol. If more than one, separate each by spaces (20 max.). 
Enter (CR) for no change. 
4. DEFAULT DATA SPEED = nnnnn 
Requests the default data speed to be assigned to the specified pro- nnnnn = data speed: see Table 461.1 
tocol. Enter (CR> for no change. 
5. ENABLE VALID DATA SPEED(S) = nnnnn . . . nnnnn 
Requests the valid data speeds that are to be enabled for the speci- nnnnn = data speed(s); see Table 461.1. 
fied protocol. If more than one, separate each by spaces (20 max.). 
Enter (CR) for no change. 
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6. DATABITS (5,6,7,8) = n 
Requests the number of data bits which are to apply to the protocol n = 5, 6, 7, or 8. 
specified. Enter (CR) for no change. 
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1 PARITY (EVEN,ODD,SPACE,MARK,NONE) = aaaaa 
Requests the parity type which is to apply to the protocol specified. 
Enter (CR) for no change. aaaa = parity. 
8. STOPBITS (1,1.5,2) = aaa 
Request the number of stop bits which are to apply to the protocol aaa = 1, 1.5, or 2. 
specified. Enter (CR) for no change. 
9. DUPLEX FLAG (FULL.HALF) = aaaa 
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Requests whether the protocol specified is to use either full or half aaaa = FULL or HALF 
~ duplex operation. Enter (CR) for no change. Procedure is complete. 
Table 461.1 Data Soeeds 
ALPHAMERIC INPUT 
I DESCRIPTION 
I ALPHAMERK INPUT 
I DESCRIPTION 
50 50 bps 1200 
75 75 bps 
1800 
100 
100 bps 2000 
110 
110 bps 2400 
134.5 134.5 bps 3600 
150 150 bps 4800 
200 
200 bps 7200 
300 
300 bps 9600 
600 
600 bps 14400 
900 
900 bps 19200 1,200 bps 
1,800 bps 
2,000 bps 
2,400 bps 
3,600 bps 
4,800 bps 
7,200 bps 
9,600 bps 
14,400 bps 
19,200 bps 1 
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CMU Procedures Issue 2. March 1986 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: PROTOCOL 
TITLE: Protocol Assignments 
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Table 461.2 Answer Protocol Options for DCls Connected to DCE 
ALPHAMERIC 
INPUT DESCRIPTION 
DTFI 
Data Terminal Ready. 
RTS Request to Send. 
Table 461.3 Originate Protocol Options for DCls Connected to DCE 
ALPHAMERIC 
INPUT DESCFilPTlON 
DTR Data Terminal Ready. 
RTS Request to Send. 
Table 461.4 Disconnect Protocol for DCls Connected to DTE 
ALPHAMERIC 
INPUT DESCRIPTION 
DTR Data Terminal Ready. 
LBRK Long Break on Data Received from DTE. 
ALPHAMERIC 
INPUT 
DCD 
DSR 
RI Table 461.5 
Originate Protocol for DCIs Connected to DCE 
DESCRIPTION 
Data Carrier Detect. 
Data 
Set Ready. Ringing Indicator. 
Table 461.6 Disconnect Protocol for DCls Connected to DCE 
ALPHAMERIC 
INPUT DESCRIPTION 
DCD Removal of Data Carrier Detect. 
DSR Removal of Data Set Ready. 
LBRK Long Break on Data Received from DCE. 
MNEMONICS USED IN THIS CMU PROCEDURE: 
Mnemonic Definition 
ANS 
Answer 
bps Bits Per Second 
Clear to Send 
DCD Data Carrier Detect 
DCE Data Circuit-Terminating Equipment 
DISC Disconnect 
DTE 
DTR Data Terminating Equipment 
ORIG Data Terminal Ready 
Originating - 
RI 
Ringing Indicator 
RTS 
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CMU Procedures Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: SECURITY 
TITLE: CMU Security Code Assignments 
Access Level: 4 
I SECURITY 
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STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION OPERATOR INPUT 
1. > DIS SECURITY 
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2. SECURITY LEVEL (l-4) = n 
Requests security level for which password is to be displayed. Enter n = security level (l-4). 
(CR> to printout passwords for levels 1 through 4. 
1. ) CHA SECURITY 
2. SECURITY LEVEL (l-4) = n 
Requests security level for which password is to be changed. n = security level (l-4). 
3. PASSWORD (I-5 DIGITS) = aaaaa 
Requests password to be assigned to specified security level. aaaaa = password (1-5 Characters).  
						

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CMU Procedures Issue 1, December 1984 
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CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: SERVICE 
TITLE: Service State Assignments 
Access Level: 3, 4 1 SERVICE ] 
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STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION 
1. ) DIS SERVICE 
2. PORT EQUIPMENT NUMBER (WXYZ) = nnnn nrinn 
Requests PEN of item for which service status is requested. If range nnnn = valid PEN(s). 
of PENS required, enter two PENS separated by space. 
3. MODE ((CR) OUT OF SERVICE MODE) = a.. .a . . . a.. .a 
Requests status of device(s) associated with above PEN(s) to be a. a = status; see Table 523.1. 
displayed (7 max.). If more than one, separate each by spaces (refer 
to NOTE on Table 523.1). Entering (CR) displays all circuits in the 
out of service mode. 
1. > CHA SERVICE 
2. PORT EQUIPMENT NUMBER (WXYZ) = nnnn 
Requests PEN of item for which service status is to be changed. nnnn = valid PEN. 
3. SERVICE MODE (IN,OUTCAMP,OUTNOW) = aaaaaaa 
Requests new status of device. aaaaaaa = IN, OUTCAMP, OUTNOW; see 
Table 523.2. 
ALPHAMERIC INPUT 
ALL 
* IN 
* MTCE 
OUT 
* OUTAUTO 
l OUTAUTOPEND 
l OUTCRAFT l OUTCRAFTCAMP 
l OUTCRAFTPEND Table 523.1 Display Service Modes 
DESCRIPTION 
All Service Modes shown below 
In-Service Modes 
Maintenance Mode (circuit undergoing automatic or manual test) 
All Out-of-Service Modes shown below 
Out-of-Service - Automatic Mode (System has automatically taken circuit out-of-service 
due to a failure) 
Out-of-Service - Automatic Pending Mode (System waiting until failing circuit goes idle 
as which it will be automatically taken out-of-service) 
Out-of-Service - Craft Mode 
Out-of-Service - Craft Camp-on Mode 
(Device in this mode after OUTCAMP is inputted by craftsperson. Device is in the in- 
service mode, however System is waiting for device to go idle as which it will be 
placed in the out-of-service mode.) 
Out-of-Service Mode - Craft Pending Mode 
(Device in this mode after OUTNOW is inputted by craftsperson. Device is in the in- 
service mode, however System has not completed the out-of-service routine) 
ITE: More than one Display Service Mode may be specified during the DISPLAY action; when ALL is selected, the modes 
indicated by an asterisk (*) are included. 
Table 523.2 Change Service Mode 
ALPHAMERIC INPUT 
‘ONUTCAMP 
OUTNOW DESCRIPTION 
Put In-Service 
Put Out-of-Service - Craft Camp-On 
Put Out-of-Service Now 
MNEMONICS USED IN THIS CMU PROCEDURE: 
Mnemonic Definition 
(CR) Carriage Return (RETURN Key) 
PEN Port Equipment Number  
						

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CMU Procedures A30808-X5051-E120-l-B919 
Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: SMDRACCT 
TITLE: SMDR Account Code Assignments 
Access Level: 2, 3, 4 SMDRACCT 
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I PROMPT/EXPLANATION 
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1. 
r~ > DIS SMDRACCT 
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2. SMDR ACCOUNT NUMBER (I-11 DGTS) = nnnnnnnnnnn 
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Requests account number for which data is to be displayed. Enter nnnnnnnnnnn = account number 
(CR) for all account numbers. (O-99999999999). 
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> ADD SMDRACCT 
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2. NEW SMDR ACCOUNT NUM (l-11 DGTS) = nnnnnnnnnnn 
Requests new account number to be added. nnnnnnnnnnn = account number 
(O-99999999999). 
1. > DEL SMDRACCT 
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2. SMDR ACCOUNT NUMBER (l-ii DGTS) = nnnnnnnnnnn 
Requests account number to be deleted. nnnnnnnnnnn = account number 
(O-99999999999). 
1. > CHA SMDRACCT 
2. OLD SMDR ACCOUNT NUM (l-11 DGTS) = nnnnnnnnnnn 
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Requests account number to be changed. nnnnnnnnnnn = account number 
(O-99999999999). 
3. NEW SMDR ACCOUNT NUM (l-11 DGTS) = nnnnnnnnnnn 
Requests new account number to be added. nnnnnnnnnnn = account number 
(O-99999999999). 
MNEMONICS USED IN THIS CMU PROCEDURE: 
Mnemonic Definition 
SMDR Station Message Detail Recording  
						

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CMU Procedures Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: SMDRASSN 
TITLE: SMDR Assignments and Control 
Access Level: 3, 4 - 
STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION Page 1 of 2 
1. ) DIS SMDRASSN 
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This procedure is used to display the current status of the recording output device(s). 
2. TYPE (VOICE,DATA,BOTH,ALARM) = aaaaa 
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Requests which type of SMDR report parameters are to be dis- 
played. 
NOTE: Entering (CR) is the same as entering BOTH. aaaaa = VOICE (standard telephone plus 
alarm reports); 
aaaaa = DATA (data call plus alarm 
reports - OC II only); 
aaaaa = BOTH (both VOICE and DATA 
alarms plus reports); or, 
aaaaa = ALARM (alarm reports only). 
1. ) BEG SMDRASSN 
2. TYPE (VOICE, DATA, BOTH) = aaaaa 
Requests type of calls for which detailed recording is to be started. aaaaa = VOICE (standard telephone 
reports); 
aaaaa = DATA (data call reports - OC II 
only); or 
aaaaa = BOTH (both types or reports). 
3. OUTPUT STATUS (CONT,START) = aaaaa 
Requests output status which shall apply to the SMDR reports. If aaaaa = output status; see Table 800.1. 
START, go to step 4; if CONT, procedure is completed. 
4. OUTPUT DEVICE (TTYO-3) = aaan 
Requests output port to which the SMDR reports are to be routed. 
Procedure is completed. aaan = output device option; see Table 
800.2. 
1. > CHA SMDRASSN 
2. ALARM MESSAGE DEVICE (TTYO-3) = aaan 
Requests the output device to which the SMDR alarm messages aaan = TTY0 - TTY3. 
are to be routed. 
NOTE: Alarm messages are used to report conditions such as “output device not ready.” The alarm device is 
also used to output the annoyance call tracing feature, if SMDR is not running.  
						

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CMU Procedures A30808-X5051-E120-l-B919 
Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: SMDRASSN 
TITLE: SMDR Assignments and Control 
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STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION 
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) ST0 SMDRASSN 
TYPE (VOICE,DATA,BOTH) = aaaaa 
Requests type of SMDR output to be stopped, either voice, data, 
or both types. aaaaa = VOICE (standard telephone reports); 
aaaaa = DATA (data call reports - OC II only); or 
aaaaa = BOTH (both types of reports). 
OUTPUT STATUS (HOLD/END) = aaaa 
Requests SMDR output status: aaaa = HOLD or END. 
NOTE: If HOLD, the SMDR output is stopped temporarily, until the craftsperson resumes the reporting routine 
via the BEGIN action. Call records are maintained on existing and succeeding calls as long as buffers 
are available, until recording is restarted, so that little or no call data is lost. When recording is restarted, 
held buffer contents are transmitted to the output device. 
If END, the SMDR output is terminated. 
Table 800.01 SMDR Output Status Options 
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ALPHAMERIC 
INPUT 
I DESCRIPTION 
CONT 
START Continue recording on the previously-selected output device. This option is valid only if 
recording was temporarily held using the STOP action. 
Start recording on a new output device. This option is valid only if recording is current- 
Iv in an idle state. 
Table 800.2 SMDR Output Device Options 
ALPHAMERIC 
INPUT 
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TTY0 
TTY1 
TTY2 
TTY3 RS-232-C service port 0 
RS-232-C service port 1 
RS-232-C service port 2 
RS-232-C service DOI? 3 
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MNEMONICS USED IN THIS CMU PROCEDURE: 
Mnemonic Definition 
SMDR Station Message Detail Recording 
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CMU Procedures 
Issue 6, November 1985 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: SPCLEQPT 
TITLE: Special Equipment Assignments 
Access Level: 3, 4 
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I STEP NO. PROMF’T/EXPlANATlON 
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1. > DIS SPCLEQPT 
2. EQUIPMENT TYPE = aaaaaaaaa 
Requests type of special equipment for which data is to be dis- aaaaaaaaa = equipment type; MUSIC, 
played. If ZUNA, go to step 3; if RECANN, go to step 4; if PAGE, ZUNA. RECANN, PAGE, 
go to step 5. Enter (CR) for all. 
DICT, CODE, XCVRTEST, 
or VOICEMAIL. 
3. UNA ZONE(S) TO DISPLAY (l-4) = 
n 
Requests UNA zone numbers to be displayed. n = UNA zone numbers (l-4). 
4. ANNOUNCER SERVICE(S) 
TO DISPLAY = aaaaaaa 
Requests announcement services to be displayed. 5 ,. aaaaaaa = INTCm, ACDl, ACD2, or 
ACDNITE. 
5. PAGE ZONE(S) TO DISPLAY (l-4) = n 
Requests paging zones to be displayed. n = paging zone numbers (l-4). 
1. > ADD SPCLEQPT 
2. EQUIPMENT TYPE 
= aaaaaaaaa 
Requests type of special equipment to be assigned. If MUSIC, go 
aaaaaaaaa = equipment type; MUSIC, 
to step 3; if ZUNA, go to step 5; if RECANN, go to step 8; if PAGE, ZUNA, RECANN, PAGE, 
go to step 13; if DICT, go to step 16; if CODE, go to step 18; if DICT, CODE, XCVRTEST, 
XCVFtTEST, go to step 21; if VOICEMAIL. go to step 23. 
or VOICEMAIL. 
NOTE: Refer to Table 509.1 for required interface. 
3. MUSIC-ON-HOLD PEN (WXYZ) = nnnn 
Requests PEN to be assigned to the music source trunk for the nnnn = valid PEN. 
music on hold feature. 
4. INTERFACE TYPE (EM,SLMA,Sl-A16) = aaaaa 
Requests type of line/trunk interface. Procedure is completed. aa = EM = E&M trunk; 
aaaa = SLMA = Subscriber line module 
analog; 
aaaaa = Sl~J16 = Subscriber line module 
analog - 16 line. 
5. 
UNA ZONE NUMBER (14) = n 
Requests zone number to be assigned to ZUNA bell. n = UNA zone numbers (14). 
6. UNA ZONE BELL PEN 
(WXYZ) = nnnn 
Requests PEN to be assigned to ZUNA bell for zone “n” of the zoned nnnn = valid PEN. 
UNA feature.