Starplus Triad S System Programming Manual

							2-54 Prog ra mmable Flash  Rat es
2. Enter a valid number (00-28) on the dial pad to correspond to one of 
the 29  available options.  (Refer to Ta b l e  2 - 6 :  F l a s h  R at e s.)
3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
display updates.
Des crip ti on
The Do  Not Disturb Button flash  rate is the rate at  which  your  Do Not 
Disturb  Button  fla she s whe n y ou place  your station in a  Do N ot  Dis turb 
mode . T his  fl ash  ra te  can  be  pr ogr amme d t o 2 9  di ffe re nt  opt ions  
identified in the  flash  rate table.  This  enables the programmer  to 
cust omiz e  t he k ey  syst e m confi gur at ion  to d es ir ed  fla sh r at es . By  def aul t, 
Do  N o t  Di st u rb  B u tt o n f la sh r at e  is  se t  fo r  R ed  St ea dy O n ( 01 ).
Intercom Hold Button
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press the ICM HOLD  BTN  flex button ( FLASH 07, Butto n #1 9). The  
following message displays:
2. Enter a valid number (00-28) on the dial pad to correspond to one of 
the 29  available options.  (Refer to Ta b l e  2 - 6 :  F l a s h  R at e s.)
3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
display updates.
Des crip ti on
The  I nte rcom  Hold  Butt on f las h r at e i s t he  ra te  at  whi ch your  Hol d but to n 
fl ashe s w hen  you r ece iv e a n i nte rcom  cal l  and  your  st at ion’s i nt er com 
mode  se le c tor  s wit c h i s  in  the  T position. This flash rate can be 
programmed to 29  different options  identified in the  Flash  Rate table. 
Thi s enab le s t he  pr ogr amme r to cust omiz e  t he key sys te m confi gur at ion 
to   des ir ed  fl ash  ra te s.
By default, Intercom Hold Button flash rate is  set for  a Red 15  ipm 
Fl ash (09 ).
ICM  HO LD  BTN 0 0-2 8
RED  15  IPM  F LASH 
						

							Syst em Parame ters 2 -55
Sy s t e m  P a ra m e t e r s
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
If the system is in the  programming mode,  continue using the program 
codes. If  starting to program  here, enter  the programming mode.
Pr es s FLASH and  di al  [09 ].  The following message displays:
Des crip ti on
Thi s  sect i on de scr ibe s  the  pr oced ure s a nd s te ps  nece ss ary  t o pr ogr am 
System Parameters in the System  Parameters  programming area. The 
buttons  on  the digita l telephone are  shown  in  the fo llowing  illustra tion:
SY ST EM  PA R AMET ER S
EN TE R  B U TTON   N UM BE R
MUS I C
CH  # 3MUSIC
CH  # 4MU SI C
CH #5MUSIC
CH  # 6
=1Q=2W=3E=4R
MUS I C  
CH  # 7MUSIC
CH  # 8
=5T=6Y=7U=8I
=9O=10 P=11 A=12 S
=13 D=14 F=15 G=16 H
=17 J=18 K=19 L=20 ;
=21 Z=22 X=23 C=24 V 
						

							2-56 Syst em Paramet ers
MOH Assignments
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press the MUSIC  CH  # flex button (FLASH 09, Butto n #1 
thro ugh #6). T he  foll owi ng me ss age  di spl ays:
X=  3 - 8
YYY = CO  Line number
2 . Ent er  a  val id  nu mbe r  (0 01 -0 1 2)  tha t  co rr es po nds  to   the  CO  l in e 
nu mber d esired.
3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard.
Des crip ti on
The  MO H A ssi gnme nt s f eat ur e e nab le s t he  sys te m t o a ssi gn  CO  li ne  
circuits  as  additiona l 6 m usic- on-hold  inp uts . This  increases the cap acity 
of mu sic  channe ls  be yond  the  2  av ai lab le  on  the  MI SU b oar d for  us e b y 
MOH sources. A  total of 8 channels are  available for use on  the system. By 
def ault, no cha nnels are  a ssigne d.
Table 2-7: Syste m Paramete rs Programming
Program 
CodeFl ex
ButtonFeat ureDefa ult
( a ft er  in i t ia li z at i on )
FLASH 09 1
2
3
4
5
6Mu sic  Channel #3*
Mu sic  Channel #4*
Mu sic  Channel #5*
Mu sic  Channel #6*
Mu sic  Channel #7*
Mu sic  Channel #8*###
###
###
###
###
###
* Music Channels 3-8 can only be used for Music-On-Hold functions
T he  le adi ng digi t fe ature  i s re move d in FP3. T he le adin g d igi t fea ture  i s rep lace d by 
a ne twork in g tabl e (FL AS H 16).
MUSIC  CHANNEL  X ## # , 0 01 - 01 2
YYY 
						

							Att endan t St ation  Ass ignment 2 -57
Figure 2-2: Wiring - M usic S ourc e to a  CO Line
Attendant Station A ssignme nt
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press 
FLASH and  di al 
[10]. The  following message displays:
2. Enter a  valid  station  numbe r  (10 0- 131) on  the  di al  pa d.
3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
display updates.
Des crip ti on
The system identifies an attendant station for the purpose of receiving 
re calls  and  activ ating  night s ervice.  The  s ystem  can ha ve  up to three  
atte ndan t(s ) pr ogr amme d.  Enter in g [# ] thre e  ti me s r emo ves  that 
atte ndan t a ssignme nt or diffe re nt  station  numbe rs  can  be  progra mme d. 
By de faul t , S ta ti on 1 0 0  is  ass ign ed  as  the  fi r st  at te nda nt.
AT N D   STA    A SSIG N MEN T
10 0,  ## #,   # ##
      1 0 uF      1 0 uF
    +         -      -    +
Resistors are  680 Ohm /  1w.
Capacitors are 10uF/50v.
    +             -
KSU
      C OM u si c
sou rce
Power Supply
+24 or -48 VDC
68 0
Ohm68 0
Ohm
12 0
vac 
						

							2-58 Sys tem  Tim e an d  Da te
Sy s t e m  T i m e  a n d  Da t e
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
To  set the time and date that appears on display telephones:
1. Press FLASH and  di al [11]. The  following message displays:
MM M =  Month
DD = Day
YY  = Ye a r
HH = H ou r
MM  =  Minute
2 . Choos e d is pla y for mat  by  pr es si ng t he  appr opr ia te  but t on i n t he 
f le xib le  but ton  fi el d. T he  ti me  can b e  dis pl ayed  in  th e s ta ndar d 
12-hour format or the 24-hour  format
3 . Di al  th e t i me  and  dat e i n t he  or der  sh own be low  (2  di git s  for  ea ch 
entry, for a total of 10 digits):
Yea r
Month
Day
Hour
Minute
4. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
display updates.
DAT E  AND TIME
MMM  DD  YY     HH :  MM  am
To pro gram a pm  t ime afte r sele cti ng the  12-hou r fo rmat, use  
24-ho ur n umberin g, e.g.,  To  pro gram  a ti me  of 5:00 pm,  en ter  17:00.
12/24
HOUR
=1Q=2W=3E=4R 
						

							PBX Dia ling  Codes 2 -59
By defau lt, the  time is set for 12 hour display  format. When entering 
the  t i me  and d ate , u s e  the  fo l l ow ing  dat a:
LED  O ff =  1 2  Hour  Di sp lay
LED  O n =  24 H our  Di spl ay
PBX Dialing Codes
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press FLASH and  di al [12]. The  following message displays:
2. Enter valid numbers  (one  right after  the other) on the dial pad,  up to 
t en  di git s.  I f a  si ngle  di gi t  code  is  re qui re d, e nte r  code  fol lowe d by  [#].
3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
display updates.
4. To  de le te  a  co de,  enter [# ] [# ] an d pres s H OLD.
Des crip ti on
Five 1-  or 2-digit PBX  access codes  can be progra mmed  into memory. 
When dialed, these codes signal the system so toll  restriction is applied at 
the  ne xt di al ed  dig it. W hen  a s ingl e  di git code  [9] i s  enter e d, i t must b e 
fol lowe d by  [#] a s the  second  di git. T o de le te  an  entry , en te r [# ] twice  and  
Pre ss  HOL D.  Line s  must  be  pr ogr amme d a s PBX  li ne s b efor e  the se  code s 
app ly.  By d efa ult , n o PBX di al in g code s a re  as si gned . Pr ogra mmi ng i s 
pe rfo r m e d i n  FL AS H  4 0 , P A G E  A,  B u t to n   2.
Th e D ate an d Ti me ca n be ch ang ed or set  b y the  Fir st  Atte nda nt 
st ation  using d ial co de [692].
PBX  DIAL  CODES
## ,  ## ,  ## ,   # #,   # #
Ta bl e 1 -- C an  be  se t to  dia l [9] for  Ce ntre x  911  call s.  If th e  CO is se t to  911, 
en ter yes and the  u nit is  o n Ce ntre x. T his  w ill dia l t he C ent rex  9 (n ot LC R). 
						

							2-60 Execu tive /  Secret ary Pairs
Executive / Secretary Pairs
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press FLASH and  di al [13]. The  following message displays:
The  fi rs t but ton is  l it  i ndi ca ti ng t he  fi rs t pai r may be pro gram med.
2. Enter a valid Executive station  number.
3. Enter a valid Secretary station number.
4. Press HOLD to save the data. A confirmation  tone is heard and the 
display updates.
†To  pr ogra m a  se cond  pa ir,  pre ss  th e s econd  fl exi ble  b utt on i n t he 
fl exi ble  b utt on fi e ld  and  ent er  st at i on numb er s a s i n s te ps  2- 4.
†To  pr ogra m a  thi r d pa ir,  pre ss  t he  thi rd  but ton  in  t he f le xib le  
button field and enter station numbers as in steps 2-4.
†To pr ogra m a four t h pai r, pre ss  th e f our th but ton in the  fl ex ibl e 
button field and enter station numbers as in steps 2-4.
Des crip ti on
There are four Executive/Secretary pairs available.  When an  Executive 
st at ion  is  bus y or  i n DN D,  int er c om c a ll s a nd t r ansf er s a re  aut omat i c all y 
routed to the  designated Secretary.
The assigned secretary may Camp-On to the Executive Station when the 
station  is  bus y or in Do- Not-Disturb. T here can  be  only  one  pairing  of 
st at ions , wi t h no  dupl ic at e s. Y ou  c annot  pa ir  E xec ut iv e  10 0  to  Se c re ta ry 
101, then  pair  Secretary  101  to  Executive 100. The same Secretary station 
can be specified for more  than one Executive station (101-105 and 
102-105). Entering [#] six times  removes the assignments. Individual pairs 
may  be  changed by pressing the associated flexible button. By  default, 
no E xec ut iv e / Se cr e tar y pai rs  ar e ass igne d.
EXE C  S ECY  PA IRINGS
###,  ###              PAIR  1
EXEC / SECY
PAIR #1EXEC /  SECY
PAIR  #2EXEC / SECY
PAIR #3EXEC / SECY
PAIR #4
=1Q=2W=3E=4R 
						

							On-B oard Relay Programmin g 2 -61
On-Board Relay  Programming
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press FLASH and  di al [14]. Button #1  is lit to indicate Relay  #1 is 
se le cte d. T he  fol lowi ng me ss age  di spl ays:
X = 1- 2
YYYYYYYYYYYY = Ext  Page Zone 1-2, LBC  Sta  XXX,  Ran S tart X,  CO Control  XX
2. Press the button that corresponds to the  desired  relay.  That button 
lights . E nter  one  of the  following s equences  on  the keypa d:
[1] +  [1] Ex te rna l  Pa ge Zon es
[2] + [ 1  through 8] = RAN  Start  (RAN Announce ment Tab le s 1-8)
[3] + STA # = Loud Be ll
[4 ] +  CO  #  =  CO  Li ne  Con t ro l
[0] =  D isa bles  Relay
3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
display updates.
Eac h  ti me  t he  u ser  p re sse s  a r el ay b u tt o n,  the  LCD  u pd ate s  wit h t he 
relay number and the  function  assigned to it.
Des crip ti on
The  Tr iad-S
  has  two  relays  on the  BKSU that can be programmed to 
perform certain f unctions.  These fun ctions a re loud b ell,  externa l  page 
control, RAN S ta rt, and CO Line con trol.
RELAY  X  TYPE
YYYYYYYYYYYY
REL A Y
1REL A Y
2
=1Q=2W=3E=4R
=5T=6Y=7U=8I 
						

							2-62 B aud R ate  Ass ignment s
Baud Rate  Assign ments
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
Pre ss FLASH an d di al  [1 5].  The first  button is lit and ready for 
pr ogra mmi ng Por t  #1. T he  foll owi ng me ss age  di spl ays :
Des crip ti on
The  Tr iad-S  Sys tem p rovides outputs  such a s S MDR or ICLID  to  the 
optiona l  RS -232  con nectors  on the MIS U.
Port #1, #2, #3 Baud  Rates
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1 . Pr es s t he  de si re d PO RT #  fl ex  but ton (FLASH 15, Bu tton s #1, #2, 
or # 3) to determine the port to program.
2. Enter a 1-digit number fo r the baud rate:
[1] =  150 Baud
[2] =  300 Baud
[3] =  600 Baud
[4] =  1200  Baud
[5] =  2400  Baud
[6] =  4800  Baud
[7] =  9600  Baud
[8] =  19.2K Ba ud
3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
display updates.
PORT BAUD
1 960 0
PORT #1
MI S U 1PO RT #2
MISU 2PO RT #3
MODEM
=1Q=2W=3E=4R
=5T=6Y=7U=8I 
						

							Ne t wo r k i n g  Ta b l e s 2 - 63
Des crip ti on
Port #1 -- Firs t RS-232C  port on the optiona l MISU
Port #2 -- Second RS -232 po rt on  the optional MIS U
Port  # 3 -- Op ti onal  Mode m
By default, Port #1 (MISU RS-232C), Port #2 (MISU RS-232) and Port #3 
(Modem ) ba ud rates  are  set f or  9600.
Ne two rk i n g  Tab l es
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press FLASH and di al [16]. T he  foll owi ng me ss age  di spl ays:
2. Press the desired bu tton, make the  necessary entry, and then  press 
H OLD  aft e r e ach ent r y t o se l ect  a tr unk group, st at ion ra nge, and 
system number:
[1] =  Se le ct Trun k Group (0-23)
[2]=  Station Range FROM (1000-9999)
[3] = Station  Range TO (1000-9999)
[4] = Reserved for future  feature
[22]  = Page  Up
[23]  = Page  D own
[2 4]  = S el e ct  syst em  numb er  (1 -1 6)
NETWORKING TABLES
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