Tone Commander 2260d Installation Instructions
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Key Mapping Most call processing functions can be assigned to any 2260d call processing key (not DSS keys). All keys except the MAINT, VOL, SHIFT, and Hold Loop keys are programmable. Available key assignments are listed below. NOTE– Ring Delay and network features must be assigned to buttons with indicator lamps. Key Type of Key Supplementary Info Required Answer Local Function Call Back ‡Network Feature Enter 2-digit Automatic Callback Feature Activator Call Forward Network Feature Enter 2-digit Call...
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Configuration Sheet Fill out Configuration Sheet #2 (page 110) with key locations, network button numbers, and dial access numbers. Programming Procedure Select KEYS from the Setup menu. Key assignments can be restored to the factory defaults as shown on pages 34-37 by selecting RESET. Press the key to be programmed. The display will show the current key assignment. Select EDIT to change the key function. The key editing menu will be displayed. Select the key function with the arrow keys. If the...
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Call Forward Key Voice Mail Keys Voice Mail keys have an optional NUMBER TO DIAL field. If the voice mail system has a common dialup access number, enter it here, including any access pauses and common dial codes required by the system. Allowable entries are digits0-9,#,*, andP(a pause; press dial pad key 7 twice to enter). The display will show the number being entered. The character position will not advance automatically – use the arrow keys. The firstPin the dial string causes the console to dial all...
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Intercom Keys Up to four keys may be designated as intercom keys. Intercom calls are originated by pressing an intercom key. Incoming calls to an intercom call appearance are queued for answering, as with other calls. Network Call and Network Feature Keys These options are used for generic network features that are not predefined in the console. Network Call automatically initiates a call before sending the Feature Activation code. Network Feature sends a Feature Activation code independent of call...
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Call Queues Incoming ringing calls are prioritized for answering, based on either the ISDN Call Identifier (ICI) or the call appearance that the call is ringing on. This determines which one of nine call queues (0-8) the call is initially placed in; calls in queues with a lower number (higher priority) will be displayed for answering first. After a timeout period has expired, the call may be moved to another queue designated as the Timeout Queue (usually a higher priority queue). Calls in queues 0-3 have...
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Network Call IdentifierDefault Display TranslationDescription InX External Incoming call from external source (outside centrex group). InI Internal Incoming call from internal source (inside centrex group). Icm Intercom Intercom call. CFA All from Call forward all calls. CFB Busy from Call forward busy. CFN No Ans from Call forward no answer. ACB Call Back Automatic callback. OnL Online from On another line (if multiple call appearances). OuI Outgoing Outgoing call to internal destination. OuX Outgoing...
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2260d Configuration Sheet #3 Call Queues 22260d Internal IdentifierDefault Queue NumberActual Setting (0-8) Default Timeout Value (seconds) Actual Setting (000-999 seconds) Default Timeout Queue NumberActual Setting (0-8) InX External 8812012088 InI Internal 8812012088 Icm Intercom 8812012088 CFA All from 8812012088 CFB Busy from 8812010088 CFN No Ans from 8815012088 HLD Hold Recall 8412012084 NXF NXF Recall 8812012088 Pag Page Recall 8512012084 Prk Park Recall 8612020086 XFR Transfer Recall 8812012087...
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2260d Configuration Sheet #3 Call Queues Network IdentifierDefault Queue NumberActual Setting(0-8) Default Timeout Value (seconds) Actual Setting (000-999 seconds) Default Timeout Queue NumberActual Setting (0-8) InX External 8812012088 InI Internal 8812012088 CFA All from 8812012088 CFB Busy from 8812010088 CFN No Ans from 8815012088 ACB Call Back 8712012087 Icm Intercom 8512012085 OnL Online from 8712015087 Pri Priority 8312012083 HLD Hold Recall 8512012086 CBK CBak Recall 8812012088 NXF NXF Recall...
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Editing Incoming Call Identifier Queue Assignments Select QUEUE from the Setup menu. The Queue menu will be displayed. Select ICI from the Queue menu. The ICI menu will be displayed. Use NEXT or LAST to scroll through the Incoming Call Identifiers. Select EDIT to change the display translations, queue assignments, or timeout for the displayed call identifier. NEXT moves between the IDENTIFIER, QUEUE, TIMEOUT, and TIMEOUT QUEUE fields. Enter a text string (Display Translation) that will be displayed...
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New ICIs may be added, if call types other than those preprogrammed in the console are sent from the central office. While the ICI screen is displayed, select ADD to to add a new call identifier. The Add ICI menu will be displayed. Enter the three character identifier as sent by the central office. Characters are entered with the dial pad - refer to page 58. A?may be entered as a “wildcard” character. It will match any incoming character in its position. Enter the?character by pressing # on the dial...