TiE Onyx 2, 3, 4, 5 Service And Programming Manual

							E- EXTENSIONS
EF- INCOMING VOICE CALL THROUGH TELEPHONE SPEAKER
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Instructions
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Use this option to alloy/deny incoming voice-announced Intercom  to a
 or ESL set. If denied, Incoming calls always ring the extension.
Conditiorzs
a. This option only applies to  and ESL sets.
b. In the large systems, dialing 
 and  from a  can change this entry.
For example, if this entry is N, dialing 
 from a  changes this entry
to Y. In VS, changing Voice-Announce (VA) in User-Programmable
Features has the same effect. Refer to the Intercom feature.
Default Value
Incoming voice calls enabled (Y).
None
None
To enter data on the PRF:
For this option on Table 3, enter Y for each extension that should receive
incoming voice-announced Intercom calls. Enter N if extension should not
receive voice-announced Intercom calls.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
After programming 
 Paging Through Telephone Speaker, you see:
INCOMING VOICE CALL
Enter data for this option from Table 3 and press RETURN.You advance to EF- Headset Mode for this extension.
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EF- HEADSET MODE
Description
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Use this option to enable/disable the headset mode for  and  sets.
Keep the following in mind when programming this option:
 Enable Headset mode for each extension that has a headset. For 
attendant  this makes the HF key the Release key.
Disable headset mode for all extensions that should have Group Listen
l Disable headset mode for all extensions that should have Handsfree
 Enabling headset mode causes all calls to ring the extension
Use of a headset on an extension not programmed for headset operation may
be harmful to the user. Ringing signals produced by the headset may be
painfully loud. depending on the volume level setting.
Conditions
This option only applies to  and ESL sets.
Default Value
Headset mode disabled (N).
None
Feature Reference
Group Listen
Handsfree (Speakerphone) and Monitor
Headset Compatibility
Release Key
Instructions
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To enter data on the PRF:
For this option on Table 3, enter Y to enable headset mode for  each extension.
Enter N to disable headset mode.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
After programming EF- Incoming Voice Call, you see: 
HEADSET
Enter data for this option from Table  and press RETURN.
You advance to EF- Incoming Voice-Over Off Hook Signals for this extension.
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 INCOMING VOICE-OVER OFF-HOOK SIGNALS
Description
Use this option to enable/disable incoming Voice Over signaling for each
 This option interacts with ES- Off Hook Ringing. The chart below
shows this interaction at the destination extension.
Caller
Dest.E8  EF Result after dialing 1
 Handset Handset N   NVoice Over to destination
 HandsetHandsfree N NNo Off-Hook Signaling
 Handsfree Handset N   NNo Off-Hook Signaling
 HandsfreeHandsfree N NNo Off-Hook Signaling
 Handset Handset N   YNo Off-Hook Signaling
 Handset
 HandsfreeHandsfree N YNo Off-Hook Signaling
Handset N  Y
 HandsfreeNo Off-Hook Signaling
Handsfree N YNo Off-Hook Signaling
 Handset HandsetY NVoice Over to destination
Handset Handsfree Y NOff-hook ringing
 HandsfreeHandset Y NNo Off-Hook Signaling
Handsfree Handsfree Y NOff-hook ring  if 
 has  
otherwise no Off-Hook Signals
 Handset HandsetY Y
 HandsetOff-hook ringing
Handsfree Y YOff-hook ringing
 Handsfree Handset Y  YOff-hook ringing
 Handsfree Handsfree Y YOff-hook ringing
Conditions
This option only applies to 
Default Value
Incoming Voice-Over allowed (N).
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Off-Hook Signaling
E- Extensions, ES- Line Access Options, Off-Hook Ringing  Enable 
disable incoming off-hook ring for each extension.
Feature Reference
Off-Hook Signaling
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EF- INCOMING 
 OFF-HOOK SIGNALS
Instructions
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To enter data on the PRF:
For this option on Table 3. enter N to enable Voice-Over Off-Hook Signaling.
Enter Y to disable Voice-Over Off-Hook Signaling.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
After programming EF- Headset Mode. 
you see: INHIBIT VOICE OVER
Enter data for this option from Table 3 and press RETURN.You advance to EF-  Through Telephone Speaker programming for the next
 extension.
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EG- NUMBER OF PROGRAMMABLE KEYS
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Instructions
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 this option to designate the number of programmable  on a  or
Data Set. 
   programmable keys: Data Sets and Attendant
Telephone 
    programmable keys. When programming 
button   enter  for this option (keys  are not used). Refer
to the Data Products Manual when programming Data Sets.
This option only applies to  and Data Sets.
On 
 up. the system automatically sets this entry for each 
None
None
To enter data on the PRF:
For each 
 or Data Set on Table 3, enter the number of programmable
keys (18 or 23).
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type 
EG. You see:  300
Press RETURN to program extension 300.
OR
Enter another extension number and press RETURN. In either case,  see:
PROGRAMMABLE KEYS
Enter data for this option from Table 3 and press RETURN.You advance to the next consecutive extension.
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EH- SUPPRESS DSS LAMPS
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Instructions
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Use this option to  DSS capability at each  If 
 user can program and use DSS keys. If denied. user has no DSS
functions.
Conditions
This option  applies to 
Default Value
Direct Station Selection allowed 
None
Direct Station Selection, Extension
To enter data on the PRF:
Enter Y to disable Direct Station Selection for each  on Table 3. Enter
N to enable Direct Station Selection.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
 EH. You see:  
Press RETURN to program extension 
OR
Enter another extension number and press 
RETURN. In either case,  
Enter data for this option from Table 3 and press RETURN. advance to the next consecutive extension.
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 DO NOT DISTURB (DND)
Description
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Instructions
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Use this option to  Do Not Disturb (DND) at each  For
attendants. you must allow DND at each attendant that should be able to
activate Night 
Conditions
This option applies  to 
Defartit 
DND allowed (Y).
Night Answer
E- Trunks, 
 Direct Trunk Termination  Assign an operator to each
trunk. For each trunk, Night Answer activates when that trunk’s operator goes
into the night mode. (You also use this option to assign 
 Refer to the
Direct Inward Line feature.)
Do Not Disturb
Night Answer
To enter data on the PRF:
Enter Y to enable DND for each 
 on Table 3. Enter N to disable DND.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type 
EK. You see: EXT 300
Press RETURN to program extension 
OR
Enter another extension number and press RETURN. In either case, you see:
ALLOW DND
Enter data for this option from Table 3 and press RETURN.You advance to the next consecutive extension.
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EK- VOICE MAIL 
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Use this option to assign an OPX or AS1 extension as a Voice Mail  port.
When connecting a Voice Messaging System, each 
 port must be a
vx port.
Conditions
This option only applies to OPX or AS1 extensions.
Default Value
 port is not a Voice Mail port.
Voice Mail Compatibility
E- Extensions, 
 Circuit Type  Each OPX and AS1 P/N 89748 Voice
Messaging System port should have circuit type 05. Each AS1 P/N 89749
Voice Messaging System port should have circuit type 5 1.
E- Extensions,  Hunt Type  Program each Voice Messaging System port
with hunt type 06.
E- Extensions, EA- UCD Group Master Extension Number  
each Voice Messaging System port with the master assigned in QP below.
E- Trunks,  Direct Trunk Termination  For each trunk the VX
Automated Attendant should answer, terminate the trunk to the Voice
Messaging System master number. (See EA above.)
E- Trunks, EI- Night Call Routing  For each trunk the  Automated
Attendant should answer at night, terminate the trunk to the master number
(see EA above). For this application, make sure the 
 entry is 300.
 Reset System Queues  Reset system queues after installing VX.
 Reset VX Flag (Telephone Message Waiting Lamps)  For a first
time installation, always use this option to reset phone MSG lamps.
KS- Programming Keys for   Designate a programmable key as a
Record key (type R).
QP- Voice Mailbox Installation, Mailbox Installed  Enable this option if
the system has a Voice Messaging System connected.
QP- Voice Mail Installation, Voice Messaging Master Extension  Select
one of the Voice Messaging System ports programmed in the options above as
the master extension number.
Voice Mail Compatibility
To enter data on the PRF:
For each  port on Table 3, enter Y to designate the port as a  
Enter N if the port is not a VX port.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type EK. You see: EXT 300
Press RETURN to program extension 
OR
Enter another extension and press RETURN. In either case, you  
Enter data for this option from Table 3 and press RETURN.You advance to the next consecutive extension.
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EL- PRIME LINE KEY
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Use this option to designate a  Prime Line Selection  and
option. The Prime Line key can be any line key (l-23). The 
 Line
options are:
R Ringing Prime Line
I Idle Prime Line
Conditions
This option only applies to 
Default Value
No Prime Line keys defined (no entry).
Prime Line 
Selection
E- Extensions, ES- Line Access Options, Key Access to Outbound Lines 
The extension must have outbound line key access to use the Prime Line key
for placing calls.
E- Extensions, ED- Trunk Control, Access Control 
 The extension must
have access for the trunk appearing on the Prime Line key.
E- Extensions, ED- Trunk Control, Call-Out Control 
 For outgoing calls,
the extension must have call-out enabled for the trunk appearing on the Prime
Line key.
KS- Programming Keys for 
  Program the Prime Line key as a line
key.
Prime Line Selection
To enter data on the PRF:
For each 
 on Table 3, indicate the Prime Line key number  and that key’s
Prime Line option. Enter Z for no Prime Line key.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type EL. You see: 
 300
Press RETURN to program extension 300.
OR
Enter another extension number and press RETURN. In either case,  see:
PRIME LINE KEY
Enter data for this option from Table 3 and press RETURN. Enter Z to remove
a Prime Line key.
You advance to the next consecutive extension.
If you don’t enter a Prime Line 
 (R or I), the system enters R automatically.
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EM- CONFIGURE DATA MODULE
Description
Use this option to set various parameters for Data Modules. Refer  
Products Manual for the specifics. The EM options are:
Baud Rates 
 Sets the baud rate for the Data Module serial port
Parity Options
 Sets the parity options for the Data Module serial port
Interactive 
  Enable Interactive Mode dialing or Non-Interactive mode
dialing for the device connected to the Data Module
Interactive Echo  . Enable Interactive Mode Echo for the device connected to
the Data Module.
RS-232-C 
 Active  Enable/disable RS-232-C Controls (RTS, CTS,
CD and DTR) for the Data Module serial port.
Allow DTR Disconnect 
 Enable/disable DTR low disconnect for the Data
Module serial port
Allow Break Disconnect 
 Enable/disable Break disconnect for the Data
Module 
 port
Auto Baud 
 Enable/disable Auto Baud for the Data Module serial port
 on DTR Low  Enable/disable automatic busy-out port when the Data
Module serial port DTR lead goes low (e.g., RS-232-C cable disconnected)
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Instructions
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Conditions
When upgrading from a 56x120 or 72x180 system to ONYX IV, the 
Configure Data Module settings return to default.
Default Value
Refer to the Data Products Manual
Refer to the Data Products Manual
Refer to the Data Products Manual
To enter data on the PRF:
Review the Data Products Manual.
Enter EM data for each Data Module on Table 3.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type 
EM. You see:  300
Enter the Data Module extension number and press RETURN. You see: DATA
MODULE BAUD RATES
Enter data for each EM option from Table 3. After entering data for one
option, you automatically advance to the next.
After programming the last EM option, you advance to the next consecutiveextension.