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    							D- DISPLAY MEMORY
Description
Related
Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
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This program displays the contents of system memory locations. It is a
factory diagnostic tool. not intended for field use. Consult your Field Service
representative for more information.
Conditions
None
Default Value
None
None
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
None
 CONFIGURATION2-73
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    							D- DISPLAY MEMORY
 For Your Notes 
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    							E- EXTENSIONS
EO- ALL DATA
Description
Use EO to enter data for all options sequentially for an extension. The charts
below show the E options that correspond to each EO entry. Refer 
 these
options for more information. Also, the charts below show the default value
 each option (where applicable).
EO Prompts for 
For this option...Look here...
EXT
PORT
CIRCUIT COS (30 for Attendant, 01 for NEXT EXT IN 
HUNT TYPE DATA SET OR DATA MODULE? N [Y/N] PAGE ZONE RING-LINE PREFERENCE? N [Y/N] 
OFF-HOOK RINGING? Y [Y/N] KEY ACCESS TO OUTBOUND LINES Y [Y/N] ALLOW LINE DIAL-UP Y (Y/N] ACCESS TO GROUP  Y [Y/N] 
El
E3
E4
E5
E6
E7E8
E8
E8
E8
E8
through
ACCESS TO GROUP  Y [Y/N] DIR TERM OR OPR EXT UCD MASTER EXT  for 300, blank for others)
SPD DIAL 
CALL PICKUP GROUP PRVCY RLS GROUP 
RING CONTROL
EAEB
EC
EC
ED
COPY?  [Y/N] LINES 1 TO8 LLLL LLLL through LLLL LLLL (All trunks ring (R) the Attendant)
ACCESS CONTROLED
COPY?  [Y/N] 
LINES 8 YYYYYYYY through YYYY YYYY 
CALL-OUT CONTROLCOPY?  [Y/N] LINES 8 YYYY YYYY through
 YYYY YYYY 
ED
RING GROUP # EE
PAGING THRU SPKR Y [Y/N] EF
INCOMING VOICE CALL Y [Y/N] EF
HEADSET N [Y/N] 
EF
INHIBIT VOICE OVER N  EF
PROGRAMMABLE KEYS  EG
SUPPRESS DSS LAMPS N [Y/N] EH
ALLOW DND Y [Y/N] EK
PRIME LINE KEY EL
PRIORITY 00 (ONYX IV)EP
. .
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    							E- EXTENSIONS
 ALL DATA
Description
(Cont’d)
EO Prompts for ESL Sets
For this option...
EXT
PORT
CIRCUIT TYPE cos 00 NEXT EXT  
HUNT TYPE PAGE ZONE ALLOW LINE DIAL-UP Y [Y/N] 
ACCESS TO GROUP 907 Y [Y/N] throughACCESS TO GROUP  Y [Y/N] DIR TERM OR OPR EXT RING DOWN (ONYX IV)
UCD MASTER EXT SPD DIAL BLOCKCALL PICKUP GROUP 
ACCESS CONTROLCOPY?  [Y/N] LINES 8 YYYY YYYY 
thtough65 TO 72 Y Y Y Y YYYY CALL-OUT CONTROLCOPY?  [Y/N] 
LINES 8 YYYY YYYY through
65 TO72 Y Y Y Y Y Y YY RING GROUP  PAGING THRU SPKR Y [Y/N] 
INCOMING VOICE CALL Y [Y/N] HEADSET N [Y/N] PRIORITY 00 (ONYX IV)
Look here...
El
E2
E3
E4
ES
E7
E8E8
E8
EA
EB
EC
ED
ED
EE
EFEFEFEP
 SOFT-WARE   1-O
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    							E- EXTENSIONS
EO- ALL DATA
Description
(Cont’d)
EO Prompts for  Sets
For this option...
EXT
PORT
CIRCUIT TYPE
 CIRCUIT # (OPX ports only)
cos 00 NEXT EXT IN HUNTHUNT TYPE 
ALLOW LINE DIAL-UP Y [Y/N] ACCESS TO GROUP  Y [Y/N] throughACCESS TO GROUP  Y [Y/N] DIR  OR OPR EXT 
RING DOWN (ONYX IV)UCD MASTER EXT SPD DIAL BLOCKCALL PICKUP GROUP ACCESS CONTROL
COPY? 
 [Y/N] LINES 1 TO8 YYYY YYYY through
65 TO 72
YYYY YYYY CALL-OUT CONTROLCOPY?  [Y/N] LINES 8 YYYY
YYYY 65 TO 72YYYYYYYY RING GROUP # VX N [Y/N] 
PRIORITY 00 (ONYX IV)
Look here...
El
E2
E2
E3
E4
E8
E8
EA
EC
ED
ED
EE
EK
EP
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    							E- EXTENSIONS
EO- ALL DATA
EO Prompts for Data Sets, Data Ports and Data Modules
For this option...
Look here...
EXT
PORT
El
CIRCUIT TYPE (Ol-Data Module,  Set,  
DATA MODULE  PORT [NJ Y-(Data Port Only)E2cos 01 E3NEXT EXT IN HUNTE4HUNT TYPE 
DATA SET OR DATA MODULE? [Y/N]
(Y=Data Set and Data Module, N=Data Port)
PAGE ZONE E7RING-LINE PREFERENCE7 N [Y/N] E8OFF-HOOK RINGING? N [Y/N] E8KEY ACCESS TO OUTBOUND LINES Y [Y/N] E8ALLOW LINE DIAL-UP Y [Y/N] E8ACCESS TO GROUP  Y [Y/N] E8
through
ACCESS TO GROUP  Y [Y/N] E8DIR TERM OR OPR EXT UCD MASTER EXT EA
SPD DIAL BLOCKEB
CALL PICKUP GROUP ECPRVCY RLS GROUP EC
RING CONTROLEDCOPY?  [Y/N] LINES 8 LLLL LLLL through
 LLLL LLLL ACCESS CONTROLEDCOPY?  [Y/N] LINES 8 YYYY
YYYY 
through
65 TO 72YYYYYYYY CALL-OUT CONTROLEDCOPY?  [Y/N] LINES 1 TO8   through YYYY YYYY 
RING GROUP # EEPAGING THRU SPKR Y [Y/N] EF
INCOMING VOICE CALL Y [Y/N] HEADSET N [Y/N] EF
INHIBIT VOICE OVER N [Y/N] EF
 KEYS  24EGSUPPRESS DSS LAMPS N [Y/N] ALLOW DND Y [Y/N] EK
 LINE KEY EL
PRIORITY 00 (ONYX IV)EP
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    							E- EXTENSIONS
EO- ALL DATA
Description
(Cont’d)
EO Prompts for Data Sets, Data Ports and Data 
 (Cont’d)
For this option...
(Data Module and Data Port only)
DATA MODULE BAUD RATES
0 DATA MODULE PARITY OPTIONSO-NO PARITY 8 BITS,l-EVEN 7  7 BITS
0 
INTERACTIVE MODE? N 
RS232 CONTROLS ACTIVE? N ALLOW DTR DISCONNECT? N ALLOW BREAK DISCONNECT? N 
AUTO BAUD? N BUSY ON DTR LOW? N 
Look here...
EM
EM
EM
EM
EM
EM
EM
EM
EO Prompts for Modem Pooling Circuits
For this option...Look here...
EXT
PORTEl
CIRCUIT TYPE E2
 TYPE E5
UCD MASTER EXTEA
EO Prompts for DSS Consoles
(Extension 302 Shown)
For this option...
EXT
PORT
CIRCUIT TYPE 06
DIR TERM OR OPR EXT 300SPD DIAL BLOCK
Conditions
None
Default 
Refer to the charts above.Look here...
El
E2
EB
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    							E- EXTENSIONS
EO- ALL 
Related
Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
step 1 
Step 1 
Step 2 l
Step 3 
Refer to the charts above.
Refer to the individual 
 options.
To enter data on the PRF:
Refer to the individual  options.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type 
Press RETURN to program extension 
OR
Enter another extension number and press RETURN. In either case, you see:
PORT
Enter data for the E options from Table 4.After you enter data for one option, you automatically advance to the next option.
You cannot use EO to enter data for the EY and EZ options.
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    							E- EXTENSIONS
El- PORT 
Description
Use this option to change the port assignment for an extension. The port is
the hardware location of the extension. When you change an extension’s port
number, all programming for the extension goes to the new port assignment
(location).
All extensions use a single port, except for Data Sets, DSS Consoles and 
These are dual-port  that use a port pair. A port pair consists of two
consecutive ports, beginning with an even numbered port (e.g., 00 and 01).
When changing a dual-port device’s port assignment, be sure to change both
ports (even-to-even, odd-to-odd).
Keep the following in mind when programming ports:
 Do not swap an extension port with a trunk port.
Be sure to  the main attendant at port 00 (usually extension 300).
Use HH- Port/Extension Checker to make sure each port has only one
assigned extension.
You can optionally Use EZ- Extension-Port Swap (instead of El) to
change the 
 assignment for a port
 You can use X- Exchange Extension Data to swap two extensions (without
physically moving their ports). With this option, the programming follows
the extension number.
Use QN- Restore Standard Port Numbers to reinstate the standard
trunk/extension-to-port assignments.
Use LP- Listing Data by Port to list the programmed options for extensions
in port number order.
Conditions
None
Default Value
Each extension is offset from its port by 300 (e.g., extension 320 is at port 20).
Related
Programming
None
Feature Reference
None
Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
Step I Enter the port number for each extension on Table 3.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Step  Type El. You see:  300
Step 2 Press RETURN to program extension 
OR
Enter another extension number and press RETURN. In either case,  see:
PORT
Step 3 Enter data for this option from Table 3 and press RETURN. YOU see: ARE
YOU SURE?
Step  Type Y if confirm you entry or N to cancel.You advance to the next consecutive extension.
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    							E- EXTENSIONS
 CIRCUIT TYPE
Description
Use this option to identify. the type of telephone connected to each extension
port. The extension circuit type choices are:
00 ESL set
01 
 (lo-button or 30-button without display) and Data Module
(refer to the Data Products Manual)
02 30-button display 
03 Data Set (dual channel only  refer to the Data Products Manual)
04 Dual channel 
 (e.g., attendant phone P/N 88254)
05 OPX extension, AS1 without DTMF receiver (P/N 89748) and 
ports
06 DSS Console and ONYX IV Attendant Console
51 
 with DTMF receiver (P/N 89749)
52 Digital Voice Mail Port Card
M Modem Pooling port (refer to the Data Products Manual)
Y Phantom extension (Multiple Directory Numbers in ONYX IV only)
 Data Port and data-only Data Module (refer to the Data Products
Manual)
X Uninstalled, STI port or 
 master number
Keep the following in mind when programming circuit type:
Enter type X for all ports not terminated to a telephone.
You should install a display  or Attendant Console (ONYX IV) for
the main attendant.
 Data Sets, DSS Consoles, Attendant Consoles and  with a bridged
Data Module require a port pair (see the El option).
 OPX extensions use trunk numbers. AS1 extensions use extension
numbers.
Conditions
When installing an Attendant Console with a separate power supply (P/N
89055A):
Plug the power supply into the console
Plug the console into a dedicated 120 V AC receptacle
Assign the console circuit type 06 in 
 Circuit Type (see programming
below)
Designate the console extension as an operator in 
QC- Operator
Programming 
(see programming below)
Plug the console line cord into the console and the console’s modular 
Default Value
On power up, the system identifies (auto-IDS) the type of telephone connected
to each extension port. It then assigns the correct circuit type to each port. If
a port does not have a connected extension, the system assigns circuit type X.
On subsequent power-ups, the system reports minor alarms on unconnected
(but programmed) extensions. The system 
does not auto-ID circuit types Z,
M,  data modules and Attendant Consoles.
Related
Programming
Refer to Programming in the features listed below. 
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