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Features
System Features
Strata DK Feature Description 5/9987
Paging - Group Paging
Any number of digital/electronic telephones can be divided into paging groups and one station can 
be in up to four. A unique access code is assigned to each paging group, that enables voice paging 
exclusively to that group. Any station user can make an announcement to just one or all of these 
groups (All Call Page) that is sent to the speaker of all idle telephones in the page group. The DK 
systems support:
©DK14 – up...

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System Features
88Strata DK Feature Description 5/99
Pooled CO Lines
A “CO line group” and a “CO line pool” are the same except a pool of CO lines can appear under 
one CO line button on a telephone. CO lines can be pooled in categories. For example, all WATS 
lines of the same type can be in one pool, all regular CO lines in another, and all Tie lines to the 
same destination in a third. Pooled and single-appearing line buttons are designed for use with 
loop- and ground-start lines, not DID,...

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System Features
Strata DK Feature Description 5/9989
Power Failure Transfer
Power Failure Transfer automatically switches CO lines directly to a standard single-line 
telephone and provides emergency service if commercial AC power fails. When AC power is 
restored, the system automatically switches back, and the standard power failure transfer telephone 
becomes inoperative again.
The DK14 and DK40i have one power failure transfer port as standard equipment. The DK424 
required one port (DPFT)...

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System Features
90Strata DK Feature Description 5/99
Privacy/Non-privacy Option
The system can be programmed as private or non-private. When the system is in the private mode, 
a station user who makes a call on a CO line or intercom has exclusive use of that line. Other 
stations cannot enter the line by pressing the Line button. When the system is in the non-private 
mode, other stations can enter the conversation by pressing the CO Line button.
This feature applies to CO line buttons only and...

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Features
System Features
Strata DK Feature Description 5/9991
Relay Service
The standard relay can be programmed for one of three options:
©External Page: A page over external speakers mutes Background Music (BGM) that is being 
broadcast over the same speakers.
©Night Relay: An answering machine or a night bell (or chime) are activated when a call rings 
in during Night mode.
©Hold Relay: A Music-on-Hold source turns on when a call is placed on hold, and goes off 
when the caller is taken off hold. With...

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Features
System Features
92Strata DK Feature Description 5/99
Remote Administration/Maintenance 
Remote Administration/Maintenance enables administrative and diagnostic software programs to 
be run “live,” without interruption of normal system operation from a remote location. The IMDU 
modem can operate at 300 or 1200 baud full duplex. DK424 can use the RSIU card with the 
RMDS modem at up to 2400 baud or an external modem at up to 9600 bps.
The Remote Administration module requires two programmable...

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Features
System Features
Strata DK Feature Description 5/9993
Reserve Power Battery Backup Interface
On the DK14, an optional battery backup unit is available for the system power supply. The 
backup unit (HPFB-6) includes the battery pack and built-in charger and mounts externally. Either 
one or two HPFB-6s can be connected. If other types of batteries are used with DK14, they are not 
charged by the DK14 power supply.
Customer-supplied 12-volt batteries can be connected to the DK40i or DK424 systems...

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System Features
94Strata DK Feature Description 5/99
Speed Dial (SD)
Also known as automatic dialing or one-button dialing, this feature enables the customer to assign 
dialing codes to telephone numbers that are frequently called. Each system SD number can have 
up to 20 digits. Two or more speed numbers can also be “chained” during one call to accommodate 
numbers that have more than 20 digits. Pauses and flashes can be programmed into the number. 
Both system and station SD numbers are...

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Features
System Features
Strata DK Feature Description 5/9995
If SSD codes 60~90 or 600~699 have been pre-defined, they can be incorporated into a station SD 
code to dial up to 37 digits automatically using one code. For example, an OCC access number 
could be programmed as system SD code 90. Then, system SD code 90 could be used as part of the 
telephone number for a station SD code by entering *90 as the first three digits in the telephone 
number for that station SD code.
If the user has a 20-button...

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System Features
96Strata DK Feature Description 5/99
Station Hunting
There are three types of station hunting:
©Serial Hunting (SH) – routing of calls to the next station in a hunt group
©Distributed Hunting (DH) – routing of calls to the next hunt group
Serial Hunting
When a called station is busy, the call is routed to the next station in the hunt group. If that station 
is busy, the call is routed to the next station in the hunt group and so on. If a station has Call 
Forward set, the call...
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