Toshiba Strata Se, Strata Vie General Description Manual

							blank if not allowed. (See Toll Restriction Ac- 
cess Code.) 
6) Hold Recall Time- referring to Table 1, mark 
an X next to the combination of 12, 11 and 
10 that corresponds to the recall time desired 
for each station. If all locations are left blank, 
the timing for that station will default to that 
set in Program 05. 
TABLE 1 
HOLD RECALL TIME CODE 
7) Mark an X next to 07 if automatic off-hook 
selection is to be CO line Group 94 (defaults 
to 9 if Single CO Line Group was selected 
in Program 01). 
8) Mark an X next to 06 if automatic off-hook 
selection is to be CO line Group 93 (defaults 
to 9 if Single CO Line Group was selected 
in Program 01). 
9) Mark an X next to 05 if automatic off-hook 
selection is to be CO line Group 92 (defaults 
to 9 if Single CO Line Group was selected 
in Program 01). 
10) Mark an X next to 04 if automatic off-hook 
selection is to be CO line Group 91 (defaults 
to 3 is Single CO Line Group was selected 
in Program 01). 
“NO TE: 
e If a line in a group is ringing on a station, 
that line will be selected. 
11) Mark an X next to 03 if automatic off-hook 
selection is to be the CO line assigned to 
the 01 position. 
12) Mark an X next to 02 if automatic off-hook 
selection is to be INT. 
13) Ringing Line Preference-mark an X next to 
01 if the station is allowed the Ringing Line 
Preference feature. 
14) Automatic Dialing Allowed-mark an X next 
to 00 if the station is allowed the Automatic 
Dialing feature. 
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6XX Program-Station Toll Restriction Classi- 
fication/LCR Priority Selection 
Defines Toll Restriction and Least Cost Rout- 
ing Priority Selection for individual stations. Se- 
lections must be made for each station, as fol- 
lows: 
1) Mark an X next to 12 if this station is as- 
signed Least Cost Routing Class 3. (This al- 
lows LCR to choose the routes in class 3 on- 
ly-STRATA Vle only.) 
2) Mark an X next to 11 if this station is as- 
signed Least Cost Routing Class 2. (This al- 
lows LCR to choose the routes in classes 2 
and 3-STRATA Vle only.) 
3) Mark an X next to 10 if this station is as- 
signed Least Cost Routing Class 1. (This al- 
lows LCR to choose which of the three 
classes has the best route-STRATA Vle 
only.) 
4) Digit Free/Restrict- mark an X next to 07 if 
this station is not restricted as to the 
number of digits that may be dialed. Leave 
blank if digit restriction is in effect. 
NOTE: 
ff digit restriction is in effect, the station will 
be allowed to dial the number of digits al- 
lowed by its toll restriction, and NO addi- 
tional digits. 
5) Mark an X next to 06 if Toll Restriction Class 
4 is in effect at this station. 
6) Mark an X next to 05 if Toll Restriction Class 
3 is in effect at this station. 
7) Mark an X next to 04 if Toll Restriction Class 
2 is in effect at this station. 
8) Mark an X next to 03 if Toll Restriction Class 
1 is in effect at this station. 
NOTE: 
Programs 100,l Xl, 1 XY, 1 X2 and 2XY de- 
fine and modify Toll Restriction classes and 
operation. 
9) Mark an X next to 02 if this station will be 
restricted from dialing 1 or i as the first or 
second digit. This entry overrides any Toll Res- 
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10) Mark an X next to 01 if the station will be 
allowed to dial p + 7-digit number. This en- 
try overrides any Toll Restriction Class as- 
signed to this station. 
1 1) Mark an X next to 00 if this station will not 
be restricted. This entry overrides all other 
Toll Restriction programming. 
6#XX Program -Station-to-Station Hunting 
Defines the station hunt destination if the 
called station is busy. 
l Enter the station number of the hunt desti- 
nation next to the station number called. 
7XX Program -Station Outgoing Call Restric- 
tion 
Restricts a station from outgoing access to 
any number of CO lines, but leaves it free to 
answer these lines when they are ringing or on 
hold. Selections must be made for each station. 
l Mark an X next to the CO line that is to have 
restricted access by each station. 
81XX - 83X.X Programs-CO Ringing 
Assignments-DAY 
Selects which CO lines ring at a given sta- 
tion when the system is in the DAY mode. Mark 
an X next to each CO line that is to ring at the 
station during the DAY mode. 
l Program 81XX selects immediate ringing. 
l Program 82XX selects 12-second delayed 
ringing. 
0 Program 83XX selects 24-second de.layed 
ringing. 
84XX - 86XX Programs-CO Ringing 
Assignments-DAY 2 
e Selects which CO lines ring at a given sta- 
tion when the system is in the DAY 2 mode. 
Mark an X next to each CO line that is to ring 
at the station during the DAY 2 mode. 
l Program 84XX selects immediate ringing. 
l Program 85XX selects 12-second delayed 
ringing. 
l Program 86XX selects 24-second delayed 
ringing. 
87XX - 89XX Programs-CO Ringing 
Assignments-NIGHT 
Selects which CO lines ring at a given sta- 
tion when the system is in the NIGHT mode. 
-16- Mark an X next to each CO line that is to ring 
at the station during the NIGHT mode. 
l Program 87XX selects immediate ringing. 
l Program 88XX selects 12-second delayed 
ringing. 
l Program 89XX selects 24-second delayed 
ringing. 
NOTE: 
If a CO line is to have th.5 call forward fea- 
ture, it must be programmed to ring on one 
station only per ringing assignment pro- 
gram. 
9#XX Program- Door Phone Ringing Assign- 
ments 
Selects which door phones ring at a given 
station. Selections must be made for each sta- 
tion. 
1) Mark an X next to 05 if the door phone con- 
nected to door phone control box output 
12/14C is to ring this station. Leave blank 
if the door phone will not ring this station. 
2) Mark an X next to 04 if the door phone con- 
nected to door phone control box output 
12/148 is to ring this station. Leave blank 
if the door phone will not ring this station. 
3) Mark an X next to 03 if the door phone con- 
nected to door phone control box output 
12/14A is to ring this station. Leave blank 
if the door phone will not ring this station. 
4) Mark an X next to 02 if the door phone con- 
nected to door phone control box output 
11/13C is to ring this station. Leave blank 
if the door phone will not ring this station. 
5) Mark an X next to 01 if the door phone con- 
nected to door phone control box output 
1 l/l 38 is to ring this station. Leave blank 
if the door phone will not ring this station. 
6) Mark an X next to 00 if the door phone con- 
nected to door phone control box output 
11/13A is to ring this station. Leave blank 
if the door phone will not ring this station. 
l X# Program- Flexible Access Code Number- 
ing 
Allows the first digit of the following access 
codes to be changed to be compatible with a flex- 
ible numbering plan: 
l CO Line Dial Selection-7XX  
						

							l Paging-80 - 89 
l Trunk Group-g, 91 - 98 
l ’ Least Cost Routing-9 
l Door Phone/Monitor Station-66 - 68, 661 
- 673 
Enter the new first digit of the access code 
to be changed as desired. Ensure there are no 
numbering plan conflicts for proper operation. 
Example. 
Entering 0 1 a 3 changes the Door Phone/ 
Monitor Station access codes from 66, 67 
and 68 to 46, 47 and 48, respectively. 
*XX Program-Flexible intercom Numbering 
Changes the system intercom number 
(2-digit) to a new intercom number (1 - 4 dig- 
its). Enter the new intercom num.ber in the New 
Intercom Number column next to the system in- 
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tercom number to be changed. Ensure there are 
no numbering plan conflicts for proper opera- 
tion. 
Example:. 
Entering 0 0 3 9 3 0 3 changes station 12’s 
intercom number to 50 12. 
#l XX’YY Program- Optional Programming 
Using the system record sheets, record 
each speed dial number to be programmed in 
the system and station automatic dialing loca- 
tions. 
NOTES. 
1. Use one record sheet per station, so make 
enough copies to cover everv station in 
the system. 
2. Stations may program their individual 
auto dial numbers, while only station 10 
can program system auto dial numbers. 
Table 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
1’3 
14 
15 
16 
17’ 
18 
- 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
Z” 
32 
TABLE LIST 
Title 
System Data Printout Selection Codes 
Speed Dial Memory Printout Selection Codes 
System Assignments (Basic) 
Door Phone Selection 
System Assignments (Options) 
Account Code Digit Length and TIE Line/OPX Selection 
System Assignments (Options) 
CO Line Outpulsing Selection 
CO Line Identification 
Automatic Recall From Hold Timing 
Camp-on Timeout 
AROH Enable 
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Table 
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34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
39 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
50 
51 
52 
53 
54 
55 
56 
57 
58 
59 
60 
61 
62 
TABLE LIST (continued) 
Title 
Toll Restriction Class Office Code Entry 
Toll Restriction Area/Office Code Exception Table 
Toll Restriction Class Area/Office Code Exception Table Se- 
lection 
Least Cost Routing Home Area Code 
Least Cost Routing Special Codes 
Least Cost Routing Parameters 
Select Long Distance Information Route 
Select Local Call Route 
Dial Zero (0) Timeout 
Least Cost Routing Area Code Table 
Least Cost Routing Route Definition 
Start .Time A Schedule 
Start Time B Schedule 
Start Time C Schedule 
Modified Digits Table 
LCR Area/Office Code Exception Table 
Station CO Line Access 
HOXB, HMDB and HIOB Module Enable 
Station Type Assignment 
Station Flexible Key Assignments 
Station Class of Service #l 
Station Class of Service #2 
Station Toll Restriction/LCR Classification 
Station-to-Station Hunting 
Station Outgoing Call Restriction 
CO Ringing Assignments-DAY/DAY 2/NIGHT 
Door Phone Ringing Assignments 
Flexible Access Code Numbering 
Flexible Intercom Numbering 
Optional Programming Program 
1x2 
2XY 
1x1 
1 #OO 
1 #OX 
1#06 
1#07X 
1+/08X 
1#09 
1 #XY 
1 #X8Y 
l#X50 - 
53 
l#X60 - 
63 
l#X70 - 
73 
1#9XY 
2#XY 
3XX 
3#XX 
4XX 
4#Xx 
5Xx 
5#Xx 
6XX 
6#XX 
7Xx 
81XX - 
89XX 
9#xx 
l x# 
*xx 
#lxx’YY Page 
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60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
65 
66 
67 
68 
69 
70 
71 
72 
73 
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78 
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80 
81 
82 
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84 
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88 
04’ PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 
- 04.00 Initialization 
04.01 A list of standard system data assign- 
ments (stored in ROM) can be entered any time 
by initializing the system. The system must be 
initialized when it is first installed or whenever 
the SMAWVMAU is changed. This allows the 
system to be tested and any faults corrected be- 
fore time is spent on programming. Standard 
data assignments are listed in Table 2 in Para- 
graph 04.10. (However, if a system is initialized 
after user-programmed data has been stored, all 
user data will be lost.) 
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04.02 To initialize the system data memory, 
temporaryily connect a 20-key EKT to the MDF 
at station 13/17 and perform the following: 
04.03 STRATA Se: 
1) Place the system power switch in the ON po- 
sition. 
2) Depress the SET switch and allow it to lock. 
l SET LED goes on. 
l Station 13: LED 19 goes on. 
3) Depress the m key on station 13. 
l Station 13: SPKR LED goes on. 
4) Dial 10 0 on the dial pad.  
						

							5) Depress the 01 and 03 keys on station 13. 
0 The corresponding LEDs go on. 
6) Depress the m key on station 13. 
l Station 13: All LEDs (except SPKR and 
MIC) begin blinking. 
7) Depress and release the 
SET switch again. 
l SET LED goes off. 
e Station 13: LEDs go off. 
8) Cycle the power switch 
OFF and ON. 
04.04 STRATA Vie: 
NOTE. 
Verify that the battery on the VMAU is con- 
nect& to e::sure ihat data e.itered after sys- 
tem initialization is not lost due to power fail- 
ure. (The SET LED cannot function if the 
battery is not connected.) 
1) Place the system power switch in the ON po- 
sition. 
2) Depress the 
INT switch on the HKSU, and 
hold it in. 
3) Depress the 
SET switch and allow it to lock. 
l SET LED goes on. 
l Station 17: All LEDs (except SPKR & MIC) 
blink continuously. 
4) Depress and release the SET switch again. 
l SET LED goes off. 
l Station 17: LEDs go off. 
5) Release the 
INT switch. 
6) C:‘c!e TO power switc.? C!FF and OF!. 
04.10 1 Clearing Automatic Dialing 
04.11 
The Automatic Dialing memory con- 
tains random numbers when the system is po- 
wered up initially. The memory, therefore, must 
be cleared to prevent meaningless numbers 
from being dialed. 
IMPORTANT! 
Station 13/17 may be equipped with 
either a IO- or a 20-key EKT. Prior to per- 
forming the procedure that follows; refer 
to Paragraph 02.10 for instructions on us- 
ing a 1 O-key EKT for programming. 
04.12 To clear the Automatic Dialing (-System 
and -Station) memory (up to 40 numbers), pro- 
ceed as follows: 
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SECTION 500-036-300 
JANUARY 1988 
1) Lock in the SET switch. 
l Station 13/l 7: LED 19 lights steadily. 
2) To clear station 10 - 33, depress the em 
key and dial 2 1 a. 
l SPKR LED flashes continuously. 
l Depress keys a Jj a a. 
l Depress the m key. 
3) To clear station 34 - 57, depress the B 
key and dial $ J g, 
l SPKR LED flashes continuously. 
l Depress keys E a q q . 
l Depress the m key. 
4) To clear station 58 - 65 and system speed 
dial, depress the m kay and dial 2 15. 
l SPKR LED flashes continuously. 
l Depress keys E 3 m a. 
l Depress the m key. 
5) Release the SET switch. 
l The SET LED and LED 19 on station 
13/17 go off. 
04.20 Alphanumeric Messaging Initializa- 
tion 
NOTE. 
There are 40 messages available in system 
memory (60 - 991, and i0 availabie at each 
station (10 - 19). 
04.21 To initialize system alphanumeric mes- 
sages, follow these procedures: 
1) Lock in the SET switch. 
l Station 13/17: LED 19 lights steadily. 
2) To clear codes 62: - 53, depress the B 
key and dial 11 8. 
l SPKR LED flashes continuously. 
l Depress keys a a a q . 
l Depress the m key. 
04.22 To initialize station alphanumeric mes- 
sages, follow these procedures: 
1) Lock in the 
SET switch. 
l Station 13/l 7: LED 19 lights steadily. 
2) To clear codes 10 - 19, depress the w 
key and dial i p 0. 
l SPKR LED flashes continuously. 
l Depress keys a a a q . 
l Depress the m key. 
NOTE. 
System messages can only be programmed 
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or changed at station 10. When the system 
is initialized, five messages are automatically 
stored in memory. 
60: OUT TO LUNCH 
61. IN A MEETING 
62: CALL 
63: BACK AT 
64: RETURN ON 
04.30 Timer Reminder Messaging Initializa- 
tion 
04.31 To clear Timer Reminder messages, fol- 
low these procedures: 
1) Lock in the 
SET switch. 
l Station 13/17: LED 19 lights steadily. 
2) To clear timer codes, depress the m key 
and dial 11 i. 
0 SPKR LED flashes continuously. 
l Depress keys a z fl a. 
l Depress the m key. 
04.40 System Real-Time Clock/Calendar 
Adjustment 
04.41 The following procedurei detail how to 
set the date, time and day in the system. 
NOTE. 
This operation is Dossible from station 10 
only. 
1) Handset on-hook. 
2) To set date: 
a) Dial i 0 Q 0 (or m m 3 a). 
b) Dial in date (year/month/day) in the for- 
mat ‘NMMDD. Enter a leading 0 for single- 
digit month and day. 
- 
cf Depress the g (or m) key. 3) To set time: 
a) Dial g 0 19 (or m m 0 3). 
b) Dial in time (hour/minute/second) in 
24-hour clock format HHMMSS. Enter a 
leading 0 for single digit. 
c) Depress the 1 (or m) key. 
4) To set day: 
a) Dial g i g 1 (or m m 1%. 
b) Dial in the day (0 represents Sunday, 3 
Monday, etc., through a for Saturday). 
c) Depress the 0 (or m) key. 
04.50 System Data Entry 
04.51 
System data is entered via station 
13117 while the system is in the programming 
mode. 
04.52 The system is placed in the program- 
ming mode and data is entered as follows: 
1) Depress the 
SET switch on the HKSU and 
allow it to lock. 
l SET LED lights. 
l 19 LED on station 13/17 goes on. 
2) Refer to the System Record Sheet (Appendix 
1) for data to be entered and/or changes that 
must be made. 
3) Select the required program number. 
4) Refer to the proper programming table for de- 
tailed procedures for using each different pro- 
gram. 
NOTE. 
Each program should be accomplished se- 
quentially until all necessary changes are 
made. 
TABLE 2 
INITIALIZED DATA 
SYSTEM ASSIGNMENTS 
01 Program 
System Assignments (Basic) 
Alternate Point Answer of Transferred CO Line 
= Allowed 
System Speed Dial Override of Toll Restriction 
= Not allowed 
CO Line Groups = 1 (dial 9) 
Two CO Line Conferencing = Allowed 
DP Make Ratio = 40% MF Signal Time = 80 ms 
Privacy/Non-Privacy = Privacy 
Station 13117 = 20-key EKT 
Incoming Call Abandon = 6 seconds 
Pause Timing 
After Flash = 1.5 seconds 
Pause After Flash = None 
Pause Timing After PBX 
Access Code = 1.5 se- 
conds 
Flash Key Timing = 2 seconds 
Intercom Signalling = Voice first 
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TABLE Z-INITIALIZED DATA 
(continued) 
O#l Program 
Door Phone Selection 
None Selected 
02 Program 
System Assignments (Options) 
Tandem Switching = Not selected 
Stations 18/l 9 Amplified Conference = No Am- 
plified Conference 
ACE Warning Tone = No tone 
Display Dialed Number Timeout 
q 15 seconds 
Night Ringing* = Excluded from External Page 
Background Music = Excluded from External 
Page 
External Page = Not included in All Call Page 
“STRA TA V/e only 
0#2 Program 
Account Code Digit Length Selection 
Repeat Ring = Normal 
Modem Speed = 300 bps 
03 Program 
System Assignments (Options) 
Station 10 Alarm Key = AD1 
Station 10 DND/NT (Night) Key = NT key 
Ringing Modes = 
2 
CO Line Groups” = Not equipped 
Message Center-Station 12 = Not equipped 
Message Center- Station 11 = Not equipped 
Message Center-Station 10 = Equipped 
“STRA TA Vie only 
04 Program 
CO Line Outpulsing Selection 
DTMF = Equipped 
e 
#4 Program 
CO Line Identification 
None 05 Program 
Automatic Recall From Hold Timing 
32 Seconds 
0#5 Program 
Camp-on Timeout 
32 Seconds 
06 Program 
Automatic Release On Hold Enable 
Disabled = All CO lines 
0#6 Program 
CO Tandem Switching 
CO Tandem Switching = Disable 
07 Program 
Automatic Release On Hold Timing 
ESS Timing = All CO lines 
0#7 Program 
1 A2 Interface 
Not Assigned 
09, 09X Program 
CO Line Group Selection 
Dial 9 Group = All CO lines 
Dial 91 Group = All CO lines 
0#9 Program 
Off-Premises 
Line Hunting 
No Hunting Assigned 
19C Program 
PBX Backup 
CO Operation = All CO lines unassigned 
19X Program 
PBX 
Access Codes 
No Codes Assigned 
TOLL RESTRICTION ASSIGNMENTS 
100 Program 102 Program 
Toll Restriction Forced Account Code Check 
System Parameters (Dialing Plan) 
AC + NNX 1 f O/C Selected No Check = All CO lines 
101 Program 
Toll Restriction Disable 
No Restriction = All CO lines 
Blank 
103 Program 
OCC or Equal Access #l 
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TABLE 2-INITIALIZED DATA (continued) 
104 Program o+= 
Allowed 
OCC Authorization Code #l AC + 555 = Not allowed 
Blank 
1 XY Program 
105 Program TR 
Class Area Code Entry 
OCC or Equal Access #2 
All Area 
Codes Allowed 
Blank 
106 Program 1 X2 Program 
OCC Authorization Code #2 TR Class Office Code Entry 
Blank All Area Codes Allowed 
108 Program 
2XY Program 
Toll Restriction Override Code #l 
Toll Restriction Area/Office Code Exception 
Elank 
109 Program 
Toll Restriction Override 
Code #2 
Blank 
Table 
Blank 
1 Xl Program-Toll Restriction Class 
Area/Office Code Exception Table Selection 
1 X0 Program 
Toll Restriction Class Parameters 
None Selected 
01 or 011 = Allowed 
LEAST COST ROUTING ASSIGNMENTS 
(SJRA JA Vie only) 
1#00 Program 
LCR Home Area Code 
Blank 
Blank 
1 #OX Program 
LCR Special 
Codes 
1#06 Program 
LCR Parameters 
Blank 
1#07X Program 
Select Long Distance Information Route Table 
Table Chosen = 8 
1##08X Program 
Select Local Call Route 
Table Chosen = 8 
1#09 Program 
Dial Zero (0) Timeout 
6 Seconds 
1 #XY Program 
LCR Area Code Table 
Blank 
1 #X8Y Program 
LCR Select Trunk Group 
Route Table = 1 
Route 
Group = 1 
l#X50 - 
53 Program 
Start Time A Schedule 
Blank 
l#X60 - 
63 Program 
Start Time 
8 Schedule 
Blank 
l#X70 - 73 Program 
Start Time C Schedule 
Blank 
1#9XY Program 
Modified Digits Table 
Table Chosen = Pl 
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TABLE 2-INITIALIZED DATA (continued) 
2#XY Program 
Area/Office Code Route Table 
Table Chosen = 
8 
STATION ASSIGNMENTS 
3XX Program 
Station CO Line Access 
Access Allowed = All lines, all stations 
3#XX Program 
HOXB, HMDB and HIOB Module Enable 
Blank 
4XX Program 
Station Type Assignment 
20-key Assigned* = All stations 
CO1 Start = All stations Keystrip “A” As- 
signed** = All stations 
*STRATA VJe only 
l *STRA TA Se only 
4#XX Program 
Station Flexible Key Assignment 
Assignment = Basic keystrip 
5XX Program 
Station Class of Service #l 
Privacy Override = Not allowed, all stations 
DND Override = Not allowed, all stations 
Executive Override= Not allowed, all stations 
OCA = Disable 
OCA Connection = Automatic 
Group Page 4 = Not included 
Group Page 3 = Not included 
crrto In 
WI Y-y ?age 2 = Not included 
Group Page 1 = Not included 
All Call Page = Allowed, all stations 
Room Monitor = Warning tone, all stations 
-Handsfree Answerback = Not allowed, all sta- 
tions 
MIC ON/Idle Mode = OFF, all stations 
MIC Key Lock = Momentary, all stations 
Speakerphone = Allowed, all stations 
5#XX Program 
Station Class’of Service #2 
6000 LCD/2000 LCD = 6000 LCD 
Station-to-Station Message Waiting with LCD = 
Allowed, all stations 
Address Memo Memory = Enable 
Forced Account Code = Not required, all stations 
Toll Restriction Override Code = Not allowed, all 
stations Hold Recall Time = Per Program 05 
Automatic Off-Hook Selection = No selection, all 
stations 
Ringing Line Preference = Selected, all stations 
Automatic Dialing = Allowed, all stations 
6XX Program 
Station Toll Restriction Classification 
No Restrictions = A.!I stations 
6#XX Program 
Station-to-Station Hunting 
No Selection = All stations 
7XX Program 
Station Outgoing Call Restrictions 
No Restrictions = All stations 
81XX - 83XX Program 
CO Ringing Assignments-DAY 
All Lines Ring Station 10 
84XX - 86XX Program 
CO Ringing Assignments-DAY 2 
No CO Ringing Assigned 
87XX - 89XX Program 
CO Ringing Assignments-NIGHT 
All Lines Ring Siatiorl : f 
9#XX Program 
Door Phone Ringing Assignments 
Blank 
l X# Program 
Flexible Access Code Numbering 
Access Code = System 
*XX Program 
Flexible Intercom Numbering 
Blank 
Blank #l XX*YY Program 
Optional Programming 
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05 SYSTEM DATA PRINTOUT 
05.00 System Data Printout Via SMDR 
05.01 If the system is equipped with Station 
Message Detail Recording (SMDR), it is possible 
to obtain a printout of the 
system data and 
speed dialing memory via a printer that is con- 
nected to the SMDR output port (HSMB mo- 
dule). 
05.02 The data should be printed during a low 
traffic period since this procedure interferes 
with normal SMDR output. Any call records 
generated during a printout will be lost. 
05.03 Commands to print system data are en- 
tered by station 17 while it is in the program- 
ming mode. It is possible to print out all or parts 
of the system data and speed dial memory. The 
possible choices are: 
System Data: 
* All data 
l Programs OXX - O#XX 
0 Programs 1Xx 
0 Program 2XY 
0 Program 3XX 
0 Program 4XX 
0 Program 4#XX 
l Program 5XX 
l Program 5#XX 
0 Program 6XX 
l Program 6#XX 
l Program 7XX 
0 Programs 81XX - 89XX 
0 Program 9#XX 
l Program *XX 
Speed Dial Memory: 
0 All data 
0 System list 
e 
0 Any individual station list 
05.04 To request a printout. 
1) Depress the 
SET switch on the HKSU. 
l SET LED goes on. 
l Station 13117 LED 19 goes on. 
2) Depress the m key on station 13/17. 
l SPKR LED goes on. 
3) Dial /j a. 
l The SPKR LED begins to flash. 
4) LEDs 00 - 08 switch on and off in response 
-24- to operation of the associated keys. Refer to 
Tables 3 and 4 and set the appropriate LEDs 
to the proper pattern for the printout re- 
quired. 
5) Depress the m key. 
l All station 13/l 7 LEDs (except 19) go off. 
0 Printout begins (see Figures 4 - 9 for ex- 
amples of the printout format). 
6) Normal SMDR operation resumes when the 
printout is complete. 
7) Repeat from step 2 until all desired printouts 
are completed. 
8) Release the SET switch on the HKSU. 
05.05 To stop a printout before it is complete. 
1) Depress the m key on station 13/l 7. 
l SPKR LED goes on. 
2) Dial 3 8. 
l SPKR LED stays on. 
l LEDs 00 - 08 light. 
3) Depress the appropriate keys necessary to ex- 
tinguish all LEDs but the SPKR. 
4) Depress the m key. 
l SPKR LED goes off. 
l After a short delay, the printout stops. 
5) Normal SMDR functions resume.