Toshiba Strata Se, Strata Vie General Description Manual

							FCC REGISTRATION 
The STRATA Se/Vie electronic key telephone 
systems are registered in accordance with the 
provisions of Part 68 of the Federal Communi- 
cations Commission’s Rules and Regulations. 
FCC REQUIREMENTS 
Means of Connection 
The Federal Communications Commission 
(FCC) has established rules which permit the 
STRATA Se/Vie electronic key telephone sys- 
tems to be connected directly to the telephone 
network. A locally provided jack is used for this 
connection-jacks for this type of customer- 
provided equipment will not be provided on 
party lines or coin lines. 
Incidence of Harm 
If a STRATA Se/Vie system is malfunctioning, 
it may also be disrupting the telephone network. 
The system should be disconnected until the 
problem can be determined and repaired. If this 
is not done, the telephone company may tempo- 
rarily disconnect service. 
,‘- Telephone Network Compatibility 
The telephone company may make changes in 
its technical operations and procedures. If such 
changes affect the compatibility or use of the 
STRATA Se/Vie system, the telephone company 
is required to give adequate notice of changes. 
Notification of Telephone Company 
Before connecting a STRATA Se/Vie system 
to t.h.e telephone network. the telephone com- 
pany must be provided with the following: 
1) Your’ telephone number 
2) FCC registration numbers: 
STRATA Se: BF 287N-71491 -KF-E 
STRATA Vle: BF 287N-71465-KF-E 
3) Ringer equivalence number: 0.5B 
4) USOC jack required: RJ-25C or RJ-11 C 
Items 2, 3 and 4 are also indicated on the equip- 
ment label. 
You must notify the telephone company upon 
final disconnection of your equipment. For service or repair, contact your local 
Toshiba Telecommunications distributor. To ob- 
tain the nearest Toshiba Telecommunications 
distributor in your area, call Toshiba America, 
Telecommunication Systems Division in Irvine, 
CA (714) 583-3700 or Armonk, NY (914) 
273- 1750. 
RADIO FREQUENCY IiTERFERENCE 
Warning: This equipment generates and uses 
radio frequency energy and if not installed and 
used in strict accordance with the manufactur- 
er’s instruction manual, may cause interference 
to radio and television reception. The equipment 
has been type-tested and found to comply with 
the limits for a Class B computing device pursu- 
ant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which 
are designed to provide reasonable protection 
against such interference in a residential instal- 
lation. However, there is no guarantee that in- 
terference will not occur. If this equipment does 
cause interference to radio or television recep- 
tion, which can be determined by turning the 
equipment off and on, correct the interference 
by one or more of the following measures: 
l Reorient the receiving antenna. 
l Reorient the telephone equipment with re- 
spect to the receiver. 
l Move the telephone equipment away from 
the receiver. 
l Plug the key service unit’s power cord into 
a different AC outlet so that the KSU and re- 
ceiver are on different circuits. 
If necessary, the user should consult the 
dealer or an expe:ienced radio/teievistun teci!;;l- 
cian for additional suggestions. The user may 
find the following booklet helpful (prepared by 
the Federal Communications Commission): How 
To Identify and Resolve Radio-TV Interference 
Problems. This booklet is available from the U.S. 
Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 
20402, Stock No. 004-000-00345-4. 
This system is listed with Underwriters Labo- 
ratory. 
LISTED - 
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							TOSHIBA SYSTEM PRACTICES PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 
ELECTRONIC KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM SECTION 500-036-300 
JANUARY 1988 
Strata Se/V/e 
PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 
TABLE of CONTENTS 
PARAGRAPH 
SUBJECT PAGE 
TABLE of CONTENTS i 
ILLUSTRATION LIST .::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i 
TABLE LIST ................................................................ ii 
01 INTRODUCTION ............................................................ 1 
01 .oo General .................................................................. 1 
02 PROGRAMMING INFORMATION 1 
02.00 General ..................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 
02.10 Multiple Station Programming ............................................. 
2 
02.20 Programming with lo-key EKT ............................................ 
2 
03 PREPARATION 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 
03.00 General ..... 3 
03.10 Programming Options ..................................................... 3 
03.20 System Assignmnets ..................................................... 4 
03.30 Toll Restriction Assignments .............................................. 
8 
03.40 Least Cost Routing Assignments* ......................................... 10 
03.50 Station Assignments ...................................................... 11 
TABLE l-HOLD RECALL TIME CODE ....................................... 15 
TABLE LIST ................................................................ 
17 
04 PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES ....................... 18 
04.00 Initialization ................. ::::::::::::::::::::::. ...................... 18 
04.10 Clearing Automatic Dialing ................................................ 19 
04.20 Alphanumeric Messaging Initialization 19 
TABLE 2-INITIALIZED DATA ........... : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 20 
04.30 Timer Reminder Messaging Initialization ................................... 20 
04.40 System Real-Time Clock/Calendar Adjustment ............................. 20 
ILLUSTRkiiON LIST 
NUMBER TITLE PAGE 
e 
: lo-key EKT Key Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 
Se EKT Key Patterns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 
3 We EKT Key Patterns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 
4 Flexible Key Assignments . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 
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							PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 
TOSHIBA SYSTEM PRACTICES 
SECTION 500-036-300 
ELECTRONIC KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM 
JANUARY 1988 
Strata Se/V/e 
PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 
I 
TABLE LIST 
NUMBER TITLE PAGE 
1 Hold Recall Time Code ..................................................... 15 
2 Initialized Data ............................................................. 20 
3 System Data Printout Selections Codes 
...................................... 25 
4 Speed Dial Memory Printout Selection Codes ................................ 25 
5 Program 01 -System Assignments (Basic) ................................... 31 
6 Program O#l-Door Phone Selection ....................................... 32 
7 Program 02-System Assignments (Options) ................................. 33 
ii Program 0#2-Account Code Digit Length and TIE Line/OPX Selection ....... 34 
Program 03-System Assignments (Options) ................................. 35 
10 Program 04-CO Line Outpulsing Selection ................................. 36 
11 Program #4-CO Line Identification ......................................... 37 
12 Program 05-Automatic Recall From Hold Timing .......................... 38 
13 Program 0#5-Camp-on Timeout ........................................... 39 
14 Program 06-AROH Enable ................................................ 40 
15 Program 0#6-Trunk-to-Trunk Connection Enable ............................ 41 
16 Program 07-AROH Timing ................................................ 42 
17 Program 0#7-lA2 Interface ............................................... 43 
18 Program 08-CO Line Call Pickup Selection ................................. 44 
:: Program 0#8-Night Ringing Over External Page ............................ 45 
Program 09-Single CO Line (Dial 9) Group Selection ....................... 46 
21 Program 09X-CO Line (Dial 90 - 98) Group Assignments .................. 47 
22 Program 0#9-Off-Premises Line Hunting ................................... 48 
23 Program 190-PBX Backup 
Program 19X-PBX Access C’dde’s’ . : : : : : : : ................................... 49. 
24 ................................... 50 
5: Program 1 OO-Toll Restriction System Parameters ........................... 51 
Program 
1 01-Toll Restriction Disable ...................................... 52 
27 Program 102-Forced Account Code Check ................................. 53 
28 Program 103/l 05-Other Common Carrier (OCC) or Equal Access #l & #2 . 54 
29 Program 104/106-OCC Authorization Codes #l & #2 55 
30 Program 108/l 09-Toll Restriction Override Code #l & ii’ ’ : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 56 
. 31 Program 1 X0-Toll Restriction Class Parameters ............................. 57 
is Program lXY-Toll Restriction Class Area Code Entry ............. . ......... 58 
Program 1X2--Toll Restriction Class Office Code Entry ...................... 
34 Program 2XY-Toll Restriction Area/Office Code Exception Table ............. :: 
35 
Program 1X1-Toll Restriction Class Area/Office Code Exception Table Selec- 
tion 
....................................................................... 
36 Program l#OO-Least Cost Routing Home Area Code ....................... :: 
37 Program l#OX-Least Cost Routing Special Codes .......................... 63 
38 Program 1#06-Least Cost Routing Parameters ............................. 
39 Program .1#07X-Select Long Distance Information Route ................... ii 
40 Program 1#08X-Select Local Call Route ................................... 66 
t: Program 1#09-Dial Zero (0) Timeout ...................................... 
Program l#XY-Least Cost Routing Area Code Table ........................ Xi 
43 
Program 1 #X8Y-Least Cost Routing Route Definition ....................... 69 
.44 Program 1 #X50 
- 53-Start Time A Schedule ............................. 70 
45 Program 1 #X60 
- 63-Start Time 8 Schedule ............................. 71 
46 Program 1 #X70 
- 73-Start Time C Schedule ............................. 72 
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ELECTRONIC KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM SECTION 500-036-300 
JANUARY 1988 
Strata Se/We 
PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 
TABLE LIST 
NUMBER TITLE PAGE 
47 Program 1 #SXY-Modified Digits Table ......................... .:. .......... 73 
48 Program 2#XY-LCR Area/Code Exception Table ............................ 74 
49 Program 3XX-Station CO Line Access ..................................... 75 
50 Program 3#XX-HOXB, HMDB and HIOB Module Enable .................... 76 
51 Program 4XX-Station Type Assignment .................................... 77 
52 Program 4#XX-Station Flexible Key Assignment ............................ 78 
53 Program SXX-Station Class of Service #l .................................. 79 
54 Program 5#XX-Station Class of Service #2 80 
55 Program GXX-Station Toll Restriction’LCR Classifi&%dn ’ : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 81 
56 Program 6#XX-Station-to-Statton Huntrng .................................. 82 
57 Program 7XX-Station Outgoing Call Restriction ............................. 83 
58 Program 81XX - 89xX--CO Ringing Assignments-DAY/DAY 2/NIGHT ..... 84 
59 Program 9#XX-Door Phone Ringing Assignments ........................... 85 
60 Program 
l X#-Flexible Access Code Numbering ............................. 86 
Program *XX-Flexible Intercom Numbering ................................. 87 
Program #lXX*YY-Optional Programming .................................. 88 
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							01 INTRODUCTION 
01 .oo General 
01 .Ol Data governing overall system opera- 
tton and feature execution for both systems are 
stored in read-only memory (ROM) and cannot 
be altered in the field. However, the data control- 
ling operation of the various options, both sys- 
tem and station, are stored in random-access 
memory (RAM) and can easily be changed ac- 
cording to individual installation requirements. 
01.02 All options are controlled by selections 
made in the system data tables. An initialization 
process is provided for verifying predetermined 
system assignments. The installer can then pro- 
ceed with any necessary changes. 
01.03 All system data changes indicated in 
this section are made via station 13/l 7 (as the 
input/output device), which may be equipped 
with either a lo-key or a 20-key EKT (although 
a 20-key LCD EKT is strongly recommended). 
Whenever the system is placed in the program- 
ming mode, the keys on station 13/l 7 are used 
to enter data while its LEDs display the current 
data. While station 13/l 7 is in the program- 
ming mode, the system may still be used in the 
usual fashion. 
01.04 internal battery power is provided to pre- 
vent loss of system data memory in the event 
of a power failure. 
NO 
JE: 
Whenever a system is installed for the first 
time or the SMAUIVMAU is changed, the 
system must 5e :.+t:z!.+?d. See Paregrzph 
04.00. 
01.05 Remote and on-site programming proce- 
dures via a terminal are covered in Remote 
-Administration/Maintenance, Section 500- 
236-600, of this manual. 
02 PROGRAMMING INFORMATION 
02.00 General 
02.01 A system must be in the programming 
mode before system data can be verified or al- 
tered. With the exception of station 13/l 7, nor- 
mal system functions are not suspended while 
in the programming mode. 
02.02 r To aid in programming this system, an 
overlay has been provided with the installation 
documentation. Place the programming overlay 
PROGfWWMlNG PROCEDURES 
SECTION 500-036-300 
JANUARY ! 988 
over the designation strip of the 20-key EKT at 
station 13/17. This insures that the key/LEDs 
are correctly identified and matched with the in- 
formation given in this section. 
02.03 When the system is in the program- 
ming mode, station 13/l 7 is used to enter the 
system data in one of two ways: 
IMPORTANT! 
Station 131’77 may be equipped with 
either a f O-key or a 20-key EKT (a 20-key 
LCD EKT is strongly recommended). How- 
ever, in all tables and procedures that fol- 
low, the overlay key designation (for a 
20-key) is given, 
l In the majority of programs (Type l), the var- 
ious keys are used to change “bits” of system 
data. The LEDs associated with keys 00 - 19 
show their status before and after key depres- 
sion. Each key/LED has a different meaning, 
depending upon the program number being 
used. 
l In Type 2 programs, the dial pad is used to en- 
ter data. In this case, the system, using LEDs 
00 - 19, verifies the entered data by dis- 
playing it in binary format. An LCD EKT also 
displays the data, if equipped. 
02.04 The programming mode is activated by 
locking in the SET switch on the HKSU and 
then depressing the m key on station 13/l 7. 
After the station has been activated, a program 
number is dialed on the station dial pad, and the 
system responds as follows: 
Type 1 programs: Station 13/l 7 LEDs display 
the existing data in these categories. 
Type 2 programs: LED 10 on station 13/l 7 
flashes continuously. Actual data can be re- 
viewed without alteration by multiple depres- 
sions of the p key. 
02.05 Data can be altered while it is being dis- 
played. To input new data via station 13/l 7, per- 
form the following: 
Type 1 programs: The state of an LED is ai- 
tered by depressing its associated key. De- 
pressing the key while the LED is “on” will 
turn it off and vice versa. 
Type 2 programs: Data is entered via the dial 
pad. The LEDs display the data in binary for- 
mat. An LCD EKT also displays the data. 
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02.06 Gnce the desired data is entered and 
displayed. it is written into memory by depress- 
ing the m key on station 13117. 
l System and CO line options are written into 
temporary storage when the m key is de- 
pressed. After all changes in these catego- 
rtes have been made, transfer the data into 
working memory per Paragraph 02.06. 
@ Station option data (with the exception of CO 
line access assignments) 
are written into the 
main data memory; therefore, all changes 
are effective immediately after the m key 
is depressed. However, it is recommended 
that the data transfer procedures per Para- 
graph 02.06 be utilized for added program- 
ming protection. 
02.07 Data may be secured in working me- 
mory in one of two ways: 
1) If the system is not in service, release the 
SET switch on the HKSU, and cycle (rock) the 
system power switch OFF. Note: all calls are 
dropped when this occurs. 
2) If the system is in service and calls should 
not be dropped, depress the following keys, 
in the order given here, on station 13/17: 
~~p~~~~~~~~~~, This 
code secures the data in working memory 
without cancelling any calls. Release the 
SET switch to exit programming mode. 
02.10 Multiple 
Station Programming 
02.11 Programs 3XX through 9#XX are used 
to select options for individual stations (where 
XX represents the station number of the station 
being programmed). To save time, it is possible 
to program all stations or groups of stations si- 
- multaneously. 
02.12 Multiple station programming is ac- 
complished by substituting a special group code 
for the station number pan of the program 
number (XX). The codes are: 
11: All stations 
a 0: Stations 10 - 17’ 
1 3: Stations 18 - 25’ 
l STRA TA VI, only 
02.13 , When the multiple station group code 
is entered, the LEDs display existing data as fol- 
lows: Steady LED: Data is the same for all stations 
in the dialed group. 
Flashing LED: Data is selected for at least 
one, but not all stations in that group. 
02.14 The state of an LED is altered by de- 
pressing its associated key. LEDs that are flash- 
ing can be cycled through three states (flashing, 
on, off) by multiple key depressions. Other LEDs 
cycle between on and off states only. Select 
data as follows: 
LED ON: Selects LED “ON” for all the stations 
in the group. 
LED OFF: Selects LED “OFF” for all the sta- 
tions in the group. 
LED flash: No change to any station in the 
group. 
02.15 Once the proper data is selected, de- 
press them key in the usual manner to write 
it into memory. 
02.20 Programming With lo-key EKT 
02.21 If station 13/17 is equipped with a - 
lo-key EKT, the system must be so informed by 
setting LED 07 to “ON” in Program 01. This 
change is effective immediately after the m 
key is depressed, making it easy to switch be- 
tween EKTs. 
02.22 Once the system recognizes a lo-key 
EKT, the handset hookswitch can be used as a 
shift signal to make the lo-key LEDs compatible 
rith the 20-key programming format. 
PROGRAMMING MODE 
NORMAL HANDSET HANDSEl 
MOOE ON-HOOK Off -HOOK 
ON0 
Am 
AD2 
B 
AD1 
co3 
co2 
CO1 
M 
FIGURE 1-lo-key EKT FORMAT 
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							32.23 As shown in Figure 1, when in the pro- 
gramming mode, the key/LEDs represent 00 - 
09 when the handset is on-hook and 10 - 19 
when it’s off-hook. It is possible to switch back 
and forth an unlimited number of times without 
disturbing the data. 
NOTE. 
This procedure is for programming purposes 
only! For normal operation, the station 13/ 
17 EKT is set per 
Program 4XX. 
03 PREPARATION 
03.00 General 
03.01 Before system data can be program- 
med, option selections must be made and then 
indicated on the System Record Sheet (see Ap- 
pendix 1). The record sheet, one of which accom- 
panies each HKSU, serves as a programming 
guide and installation record. 
03.02 Programming options are grouped ac- 
cording to the three categories listed below, 
with several program numbers associated with 
each category. A different program number is 
used for each option or group of options being 
selected. 
03.10 Programming Options 
03.11 System Assignments 
01: 
O#l : 
02: 
0#2: 
03: 
04: 
#4 
- 0::; 
06: 
0#6: 
0:;; 
08: 
0#8: 
09: 
09x: * 
O#G 
190: System Assignments (Basic) 
Door Phone Selection 
System Assignments (Options) 
Account Code Digit Length Selec- 
tion 
System Assignments (Options) 
CO Line Outpulsing Selection 
CO Line Identification 
Automatic 
Recall From Hold Timing 
Camp-on Timeout 
Automatic Release On Hold (AROH) 
Enable 
Trunk-to-Trunk Connection Enable 
Automatic, Release On Hold Timing 
1 A2 Interface 
CO Line Groups 
Night Ringing Over External Page* 
Single CO Line (Dial 9) Group Selec- 
tion 
CO Line (Dial 91 - 98) Group As- 
signments 
Off-Premises Line Hunting 
PBX Backup 
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SECTION 500-036-300 
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19X: PBX Access Codes 
“STRA TA V/e only 
03.12 Toll Restriction Assignments 
100: ‘Toll Restriction System Parameters 
101: Toil Restriction Disable 
102: Forced Account Code Check 
103: Equal Access #l 
104: OCC Authorization Code Length #l 
105: Equal Access #2 
106: OCC Authorization Code Length #2 
108: Toll .Restriction Override Code #l 
109: Toll Restriction Override Code #2 
1 X0: Toll Restriction Class Parameters 
1XY: Toll Restriction Class-Area Code 
Entry 
1 XZ: Toll Restriction Class-Office Code 
Entry 
2XY: Toll Restriction Area/Office Code Ex- 
ception Table 
1x1: Toll Restriction Class Area/Office 
Code Exception Table Selection 
03.13 Least Cost Routing (LCR) Assign- 
ments+ 
“STRA TA V/e only 
l#OO LCR Home Area Code 
l#OX LCR Special Codes 
1#06 LCR Parameters 
1#07X Select Long Distance Information 
Route 
1#08X Select Local Call Route 
1 #OS Dial Zero (0) Timeout 
1 #XY LCR Area Code Tabia 
l#X8Y LCR Route Definition 
l#X50 - 
53 Start Time A Schedule 
1 #X60 - 
63 Start Time B Schedule 
1 #X70 - 
73 Start Time C Schedule 
1#9XY Modified Digits Table 
2#XY LCR Area/Office Code Exception Ta- 
ble 
03.14 Station Assignments 
3XX: Station CO Line Access 
3#XX: HOXB, HMDB, HTl8 and HIOB Mo- 
dule Enable 
4XX: Station Type Assignment 
4#XX: Station Flexible Key Assignments 
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5Xx 
5#XX: 
6XX: 
6#XX: 
7XX: 
81XX - 
83Xx: 
84XX - 
86Xx 
87XX - 
89Xx: 
9#xx: 
‘X# 
‘xx 
#lXX’YY Station Class of Service #l 
Station Class of Service #2 
Station Toll Restriction/LCR Classifi- 
cation 
Station-to-Station Hunting 
Station Outgoing Call Restriction 
CO Ringing Assignments-DAY 
CO Ringing Assignments-DAY 2 
CO Ringing Assignments-NIGHT 
Door Phone Ringing Assignments 
Flexible Access Code Numbering 
Flexible Intercom Numbering 
Speed Dial (Optional) 
03.15 
The System Record Sheet is used to re- 
cord the assignment of features for each pro- 
gram. For Type 1 programs, an “X” placed in the 
record indicates that the associated LED should 
be turned on (lit) during the programming pro- 
.cess. For Type 2 programs, the actual data is re- 
corded. 
03.16 Make the system option selections per 
the following instructions, and record the var- 
ious choices in the System Record Sheet. Use 
Tables 5 through 62 for detailed programming 
instructions. 
03.20 System Assignments: 
01 Program-System Assignments (Basic) 
Fifteen options are selected with this pro- 
gram, using the various keys to change the sta- 
tus of their respective LEDs. For the options se- 
lected, mark an X as indicated. 
1) Transfer Privacy-mark an X next to 17 if pri- 
v&y is to be in effect on a transferred call. 
Leave blank if Alternate Point Answer of a 
transferred call is to be permitted. 
2) Automatic Dialing Override Toll Restriction- 
-mark an X next to 16 if System Automatic 
Dialing (addresses’60 - 99) is to override Toll 
Restriction. Leave blank if Toll Restriction is 
to remain in effect. 
3) CO Line Groups-mark an X next to 15 if 
eight CO line groups (dial 91 - 98) are re- 
quired. Leave blank if one group (dial 9) is 
sufficient. 
4) Two CO Line Conferencing-mark an X next 
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to 14 to inhibit two CO line conferencing. 
Leave blank if two CO line conferencing is 
to be permitted. 
5) Least Cost Routing Access-mark an X next 
to 13 if Least Cost Routing will be used. 
Leave blank if LCR not used. (STRATA We 
only.) 
6) DP Make Ratio-mark an X next to 12 if a 
33% make/break timing ratio is required. 
Leave blank if 40% (usual setting) is suffi- 
cient. 
7) DTMF Signal Time- mark an X next to 11 if 
160 ms DTMF signal time is required. Leave 
blank if signal time is to remain 80 ms. 
8) Non-Privacy/Privacy-mark an X next to 09 
if the system is to be non-private. Leave 
blank if the system is to be private. 
9) Station 13/l 7 10/20-key EKT-mark an X 
next to 07 if station 13/l 7 is equipped with 
a lo-key EKT for programming purposes. 
Leave blank if a 20-key EKT is used. 
10) Incoming Call Abandon Timeout-mark an 
X next to 06 if the system should wait for 
8 seconds after the last ring to consider an 
incoming call abandoned. Leave blank if 6 
seconds are sufficient. 
11 
) Pause Timing (After Flash)-mark an X next 
to 05 if a 3-second pause (for dial tone de- 
lay) is required after a flash. Leave blank if 
a 1 %-second pause is sufficient. 
12) Pause After Flash-mark an X next to 04 
if the system is to insert a pause (defined 
by 05, this program) between a flash and 
an automatically dialed number. Leave 
blank if a pause is not required. 
13) Pause Timing w or m key)--mark an 
X next to 03 if a 3-second pause (for dial 
tone delay) is required. Leave blank if a 1 
%-second pause is sufficient. 
14) Flash Timing-mark an X next to 02 if the 
line-open interval produced by the m 
key is to be %-second. Leave blank if the 
2-second open interval is required. 
15) Tone First-mark an X next to 00 if inter- 
com calls require tone ringing. Leave blank 
if they are to have one tone ring than voice 
announce.