Toshiba Strata Vie General Description Manual

							NOTE: 
This procedure is for programming pur- 
poses only! For normal operation, the 
station 17 EKT type must be set using 
Program 4XX. 
02.24 
In all procedures that follow, a single 
key designation is given if it is the same for 
both EKT types. If a difference exists, the 
matching lo- and 20-key designations are 
given first and the upper lo-key designations 
(off-hook) are then indicated inside brackets. 
02.30 
Preparation 
02.31 
Before Strata system data can be 
programmed, option selections must be made 
and then indicated on the System Record 
Sheet (shown in Appendix 1). The Record 
Sheet, one of which accompanies each HKSU, 
will then serve as a programming guide and 
installation record. 
02.32 Programming options are grouped 
according 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 
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A) 
B) System Options 
01: 
System Assignments (Basic) 
02: System Assignments (Options) 
0#2: Account Code Digit Length 
03: System Assignments (Options) c 
04: VCOU Outpulsing Selection 
05: Automatic Recall From Hold Timing 
0#5: Camp-on Timeout 
CO 
Line Options 
06: Automatic Release On Hold (AROH) 
Enable 
07: Automatic Release On Hold Timing 
0#8: Night Ring Over External Page 
09: Single CO (Dial 9) Group Selection 
09x: Four CO Line (Dial 91, 92, 93, 94) 
0#9: 
100: 
101: 
102: 
103: 
104: 
105: 
Groups Selection 
OPL Line Hunting 
Toll Restriction System Parameters 
Toll Restriction Disable 
Forced Account Code Check 
Other Common Carrier (OCC) or 
Equal Access #l 
OCC Authorization Code Length #l 
Cther Common Carrier or Equal 
Access #2 
Cl 
106: OCC Authorization Code Length #2 
1x0: Toll Restriction Class Parameters 
1 XY: Toll Restriction Class-Area Code 
1x2: Toll Restriction Class-Office Code 
1x1: Toll Restriction Exception Codes 
2XY: Area/Office Code Exception 
190: PBX Backup 
19x: PBX Access Codes 
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1986 
Station Options 
3XX: 
Station CO Line. Access 
4XX: Station Type Assignment 
4#XX: Station Flexible Key Assignment 
5XX: Station Class of Service #1 
5#XX: Station Class of Service #2 
6XX: Station Toll Restriction Class 
7XX: Station Outgoing Call Restriction 
8XX: CO Ringing Assignment-DAY 
8#XX: CO Ringing Assignment-DAY 2 
9Xx: CO Ringing Assignment-NITE 
02.33 The System Record Sheet is_ used to 
record the assignment of each key/LED for 
any given program number. For Type 1 pro- 
grams, an “X” placed in the record indicates 
that the associated LED should be turned on 
(lit) during the programming process. For Type 
2 programs, the actual data is recorded. 
02.34 After making the system option selec- 
tions per the following instructions, record the 
various choices in the System Record Sheet. 
Use tables 4 through 40 for detailed program- 
ming instructions. 
02.40 
System Options: 
01 Program-System Assignments (Basic) 
Fourteen options are selected with this pro- 
gram, using the various keys to change the 
status of their respective LEDs. For the options 
selected, mark an X as indicated. 
1) Transfer Privacy- mark an X next to PAU if 
privacy 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 Dial Override Toll Restriction- 
mark an X next to AD7 if addresses 60 - 99 of 
the System Automatic Dialing are to be 
allowed to override Toll Restriction. Leave 
blank if Toll Restriction is to remain in effect. 
3) CO Line Groups-mark an X next to AD6 
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four CO line groups (dial 91, 92, 93, and 94) 
are required. Leave blank if one group (dial 9) 
is sufficient. 
4) Two CO Line Conference-mark an X next 
to AD5 to inhibit two CO line conference. 
Leave blank if two CO line conferencing is to 
be permitted. 
5) DP Make Ratio-mark an X next to AD3 if a 
33% make/break timing ratio is required. 
Leave blank if 40% is sufficient. 
6) MF Signal Time- mark an X next to AD2 if 
160 ms MF signal time is required. Leave 
blank if signal time is to remain 80 ms. 
7) Non-Privacy/Privacy-mark an X next to 
MW/FL -if the system is to be non-private. 
Leave blank if the system is to be private. 
8) Station 17 1 O/20-key EKT-mark an X next 
to ACB if station 17 is equipped with a 1 O-key 
EKT for programming purposes. Leave blank if 
a 20-key EKT is used. 
9) Incoming Call Abandon Timeout-mark an 
X next to CO6 if the system should wait for 8 
seconds after the last ring to consider an 
incoming call abandoned. Leave blank if 6 sec- 
onds is sufficient. 
10) Pause Timing (After Flash)-mark an X 
next to CO5 if a 3-second pause (for dial tone 
delay) is required after a FLASH, Leave blank if 
a 1 l/2-second pause is sufficient. 
11) Pause After Flash-mark an X next to CO4 
if the system is to insert a pause (defined by 
C05, this program) between a flash and an 
automatically dialed number. 
12) Pause Timing (m or m key)-mark 
an X next to CO3 if a 3-second pause (for dial 
tone delay) is required after a PBX/CO access 
code is dialed by the Automatic Dialing fea- 
ture. Leave blank if a 1 l/2-second pause is 
sufficient. 
13) Flash Time-mark an X next to CO2 if the 
line-open interval produced by the m key 
is to be l/2-second for behind PBX operation. 
Leave blank if the 2-second pause for dial tone 
recall is required. 
14) Tone First- mark an X next to INT if Tone 
First intercom signalling is required. Leave 
blank if Voice First signalling is required. 02 
Program-System Assignments (Options) 
Five options are selected with this rogram, 
using the m m m m dkeys to 
change the status of their respective LEDs. For 
the options selected, mark an X as indicated. 
1) Station 21 OPX Busy Out-mark an X next 
to DND if the system is to “Busy Out” station 
21 (not installed). Leave blank if the station is 
not to present a busy signal. (Has no meaning 
if an HOXB is not installed.) 
2) LCD Timer-mark an X next to CO4 if the 
Dialed Number display on each LCD EKT is 
indicated for 1 minute before changing to 
Elapsed Time. Leave blank if 15 seconds are 
sufficient. 
3) Nite Ring Over External Page-mark an X 
next to CO2 if Nite Ringing Over External Page 
is required. 
4) Background Music Over External Page- 
mark an X next to CO1 if BGM is to be-heard 
over the External Page circuit. 
5) External Page with All Call-mark an X next 
;c !NT if the External Page circuit is to be 
included in. an All Call Page. 
A 
0#2 
Program-Account Code Length 
Defines the number of digits required in an 
account code (Forced Account Code feature). 
Enter the number of digits to be used. See the 
detailed programming chart for account code 
entry procedures. 
03 
Program-System Assignment (Options) 
Thirteen options are selected with this pro- 
gram using the various keys to change the sta- 
tus of their respective LEDs. For the options 
selected, mark an X as indicated. 
1) Door Lock Timeout-mark an X next to PAU 
if the door lock is to operate for 6 seconds. 
Leave blank if 3 seconds is sufficient. 
2) Door Phone C Alarm-mark an X next to 
AD7 if door phone C is to be a door alarm. 
Leave blank if it is to be a door phone. 
3) Door Phone B Lock-mark an X next to AD6 
if door phone B is to be a door lock. Leave 
blank if it is to be a door phone. 
4) Door Phone C Busy-mark an X next to 
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							AD5 if the system is to busy out door phone C. 
Leave blank if it is not to show busy. from Hold feature. (Used only if AD3, AD1 and 
AD2 LEDs are OFF in 
Program 5#XX.) 
5) Door Phone B Busy-mark an X next to 
AD4 if the system is to busy out door phone B. 
Leave blank if it is not to show busy. 
6) Station 14 Door Phone/EKT-mark an X 
next to AD3 if station 14 is to be a door phone 
output. Leave blank if an EKT is to be used at 
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this station. 1) If recall is desired, select a time period of 
16 - 160 seconds and mark an X next to the 
appropriate key/LED in the’ System Record 
Sheet. The times 
are not accumulative-only 
one key/LED can be selected. 
2) If no recall is required, mark an X next to 
INT. 
7) Station 13 Door Phone/EKT-mark an X 
next to AD2 if station 13 is to be a door phone 
output. Leave blank if an EKT is to be used at 
this station. 
8) Station 10 m Key-mark an X next to 
AD1 if AD1 key on station 10 is to be an alarm 
key. Leave blank if m key is required. 0#5 
Program- 
Camp-on Timeout 
Sets the timing for the originating station to, 
be recalled by a CO line that was transferred 
to a busy station and remains unanswered. 
l Select a period of time (16 - 64 seconds) 
and mark an X next to the appropriate 
key/LED on the System Record Sheet. The 
times 
are not accumulative-only one key/ 
LED can be selected.  Key-mark an X next 
station 10 is to be a 
m key. Leave blank if 
q key is required. 
10) Nite Ringing Modes-mark an X next to 
DND if three ringing modes are used. Leave 
blank if two ringing modes are required. 
11) Message Center-Station 12-mark an X 
next to CO4 if station 12 is to be the message 
center. 
12) Message Center-Station 1 l-mark an X 
next to CO3 if station 11 is to be the message 
center. 
13) Message Center-Station IO-mark an X 
next to CO2 if station 10 is to be the message 
center. 
NOTE: 
Only one message center is permitted; if 
more than one station is chosen as a 
message center,. the lowest numbered 
station will have priority. 
04 Program-VCOU Outpulsing Selection 
Selects DTMF tone (MF) or rotary dial pulse 
(DP) outpulsing. 
l Mark an X next to appropriate CO line if DP 
is required. Leave blank if MF is required. 
05 
Program- Automatic Recall from Hold 
Timing 
Sets the timing for the Automatic Recall 
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02.50 CO Line Options: i 
06 Program-Automatic Release on Hold 
Enable 
Selects whether or not the Automatic 
Release on Hold (AROH) feature is to function 
on a given CO line; the CO line keys represent 
themselves. 
l Mark an X next to each CO line that re- 
quires AROH. 
07 
Program-Automatic Release on Hold 
Timing 
Selects Cross Bar (XB) or ESS timing for the 
AROH feature using each CO line key to repre- 
sent itself. (Has no meaning if AROH was 
rejected in 
Program 06.) 
l Mark an X next to each CO line that re- 
quires XB timing; leave blank if ESS timing 
is required. 
0#8 
Program- Night Ring Over External 
Page 
Selects whether or .not a CO line will ring 
over external page. (Has no meaning if CO2 
LED is not ON in 
Program 02.) 
l Mark an X next to the CO lines that will 
ring over external page. 
09 
Program-Single CO (Dial 9) Group 
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Selection (OPX, Trunk Queuing) 
informs the system of the CO lines that 
should be considered for selection when a sta- 
tion dials 1, Each CO key represents itself. 
(Used only if the AD6 LED in 
Program 01 is 
OFF.) 
l Mark an X next to each CO key that is to be 
included in the “Dial 9” group. 
09X 
Program-Four CO Line (Dial 91, 92, 
93, 94) Groups Selection (OPX, Trunk Queu- 
ing) 
Informs the svstem of the CO lines that I 
should be considered for selection when a sta- 
tion dials m @, 
q or q . Each CO key/LED 
reoresents itself. (Used onlv if the AD6 LED in 
Program 01 is ON.) ’ 
1) Mark an X next to each CO key/LED that is 
to be 
included in the 91 group. 
2) Mark an X next to each CO key/LED that is 
to be included 
in the 92 group. 
3) Mark an X next to each CO key/LED that 
is 
to be included 
in the 93 group. 
4) Mark an X next to each CO key/LED that is 
to be 
included in the 94 group. 
0#9 
Program-OPL Line Hunting 
Selects which lines will hunt in crder to ring 
the lowest station in a group of three stations 
whenever an incoming call rings. The lines 
must function in the same groups of three in 
which they appear in the HOLE. Lines selected 
will hunt to the lowest numbered line in their 
groups (3 and 2 hunt to #l, 6 and 5 hunt to 
#4). 
l Mark an X next to each CO key/LED that is 
to be included in a hunt group. (The lowest 
number in each group of three must be 
selected.) 
100 Program- Toll Restriction System 
Parameters (Dialing Plan) 
An entry in this program is required only if 
3- or 6-digit toll restriction is desired. Informs 
the system of the dialing plan used. Three 
types of dialing plans are available. Mark an X 
next to the LED that describes the dialing plan 
area of the installation location. 
INT: 
CO?: 
CO2”: NO/lx + NNX (long distance dialing 
outside home area code) 
. 
1 t NNX (toll dialing within home 
area code) 
1 + NO/lx + NNX (long distance dial- 
ing outside home area code) 
1 + NNX (toll dialing within home 
area code) 
1 t NO/lx f NXX (long distance dial- 
ing outside home area code) 
NXX (toll dialing within home area 
code) 
N=2-9 
O/l = 0 or 1 
x=0-9 
*NOTE. 
This dialing plan is required when the 
dialing plan area code has interchange- 
able office codes (NXX). There are office 
codes that follow the area .code format 
due to the unavailability of office codes, 
101 Program- Toll Restriction Disable 
Selects whether or not the Toll Restriction 
feature is to function on a given CO line; the 
CO key,/LEDs represent themselves. 
l Mark an X next to each CO key/LED on 
which Toll Restriction 
will not function. 
102 
Program- Forced Account Code Check 
This program will require an account code to 
be dialed for each CO line checked, if a Forced 
Account Code is required for each station in 
Program 5#XX. (Has no meaning if EKTs are 
not selected for Forced Account Code in 
Program 5#XX.) 
l Mark an X next to the CO lines that will be 
checked 
for a Forced Account Code for the 
EKTs selected in 
Program 5#XX. 
103 Program 
-Equal Access (1 OXXX) or 
Other Common Carrier (OCC) #l 
Informs 
the system of the first 5-digit code 
(Equal Access or OCC) that is ignored for Toll 
Restriction purposes. Enter the actual Equal 
Access or OCC digits to be recognized and 
ignored. 
104 
Program- OCC Authorization Code #l 
Informs the system of the number of digits 
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							in the OCC Authorization Code. These digits 
will also be ignored for Toll Restriction pur- 
poses when an OCC entry is made according 
to the above instructions. Enter the number of 
digits in the authorization code. 
105 
Program-Equal Access (10XxX) or 
Other Common Carrier (OCC) #2 
Informs the system of the second 5-digit 
code (Equal Access or OCC) that is ignored for 
Toll Restriction purposes. Enter the actual 
Equal Access or OCC digits to be recognized 
and ignored. 
106 
Program-OCC Authorization Code #2 
Informs the system of the number of digits 
in the OCC Authorization Code. These digits 
will also be ignored for Toll Restriction pur- 
poses when an OCC entry is made according 
to the above instructions. Enter the number of 
digits in the authorization code. 
1 X0 Program-Toll Restriction Class 
Parameters (X = 1 - 4) 
There are four classes of toll restriction 
available on a station-by-station basis. (See 
Program 6XX to select the station class of toll 
restriction.) This program defines parameters 
for each class of toll restriction (X = l-4). Entry 
to this program is required only if 3- or 6-digit 
toll restriction is desired. 
l Mark an X next to the LED for each 
parameter of each toll restriction class 
used. 
INT: Operator or operator-assisted calls are 
to.be restricted (0). 
CO1 : Overseas operator or unassisted over- 
seas calls are to be restricted (Ol/ 
011). 
C02: All restriced area codes plus the office 
code of 555 are allowed (out-of-area 
directory assistance calls, e.g., 213 + 
555 + 1212). 
1XY Program-Area Code Table (X = Class 1 
- 4) [Y= allow (2), deny (3) or display (4)] 
This program defines the area codes allowed 
or denied for each toll restriction class. Entry 
to this program is required only if 3- or 6-digit 
toll restriction is desired. Each class area code 
table can be defined as an allow (2) or deny (3) 
table. Initialized data allows all area codes for 
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each class. All allowed area codes can be dis- 
played (4) for each class. See the detailed 
pro- 
gramming chart for area code entry proce- 
dures. 
1 X2 Program- 
Office Code Table (X = Class 
1 - 4) [Z= allow (6), deny (7) or display (8)] 
This program defines the office codes al- 
lowed or denied for each toll restriction class 
within the home area code (HAC). Entry to this 
program is required only if 3- or 6-digit toll 
restriction is desired. Each class office code 
table can be defined as an allow (6) or deny (7) 
table. Initialized data allows all office codes in 
the home area code for each class. All allowed 
office codes can be displayed (8) for each 
class. See the detailed programming chart for 
office code entry procedures. 
1 
Xl Program-Toll Restriction Class Area/ 
Office Code Exception Table -Selection (X = 
Class 1 - 4) 
Entry to this program is required only if 6- 
digit (area/office code) toll restriction is de- 
sired. There are eight area/office code excep- 
tion tables available. These exception tables 
are shared by all four classes of toll restriction. 
Each class may use any one or all exception 
code tables. When an exception code table is 
selected for a toll restriction class, the dialed 
area code and office code in that table will be 
an exception to the normal restriction of that 
area code. See the examples following 
Pro- 
gram 2XY. 
l Mark an X next to the LED of each area/of- 
fice code exception table (l-8/INT-C07) to 
be selected for each toll restriction class. 
2XY 
Program-Area/Office Code Exception 
Tables 
Entry to this program is required only if 
6-digit (area/office code) toll restriction is 
desired. There are eight area/office code ex- 
ception tables available that are defined by X 
(1 - 8). Each table may have one area code and 
up to 800 office codes entered. The area code 
is entered when Y = 1 for each table, while 
office codes are added (Y = 2) or deleted (Y = 3) 
for each table. All office codes currently in the 
table are displayed when Y = 4. Each area/of- 
fice exception table selected with 
Program 
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allow (Program 1 X2) or deny (Program 1 X3) 
area code table for each toll restriction class. 
See the detailed programming chart for area 
code and off ice code entry procedures. 
The examples below are provided for addi- 
tional information. 
1) Normal restriction (allow all office codes 
within an area code) for stations in class 1. 
l Program 1XY is programmed to allow 
(112) area code 213. Class 1 stations are 
allowed to dial all office codes in area code 
213. 
2) Area/office code exception (allow all office 
codes within an area code except one) for sta- 
tions in Class 1. 
Program 1XY remains the same (112). 
Program 1X1 has area/office code excep- 
tion Table 
1 (INT) selected (1 11). 
Program 2XY (211 and 212) are pro- 
grammed for area code 213 (211) and 
office code 635 also (212). Class 1 stations 
are allowed to dial all office codes in area 
code 213 except 635. 
1 SO Program-PBX Backup 
informs the system if the CO line key is 
actually connected to a PBX station line. The 
system will recognize PBX access codes on 
selected line(s). 
l Mark an X next to each CO key/LED that is 
to be connected to a PBX station line. 
19X Program-PPBX Access Codes 
Informs the system of the access codes used 
by the PBX that is connected to the lines 
selected in 
Program 190. Strafe V/e will 
recognize the access codes and react appropri- 
ately for Toll Restriction, Automatic Dialing 
and Repeat Last Number Dialed. 
l Enter actual access codes (maximum: 8). 
NOTE: 
If the access code. is a single digit, enter 
I’*” in the second column. If all combina- 
tions following a particular first digit are 
to be considered access codes (e.g., 91, 
92, 93, etc.), enter “0” (do not care) in the 
second column. 
02.60 Station Options: 
3XX Program- 
Station CO Line Access 
The ability of an individual station to access 
any of the CO lines is determined by selections 
made using this program. A-station denied 
access to a CO line by this program will have 
neither key nor LED functions for that CO line. 
l Selections must be repeated for all stati- 
ons-mark an X next to each CO key/LED 
that is to be 
accessed by the station in 
question. 
4XX 
Program 
-Station Type Assignment 
Informs the system of the type EKT being 
used at each station and the order of CO line 
appearance. 
1) Mark an X next to CO1 if a lo-key EKT is 
equipped (see Figure 1 A). 
2) Mark an X next to INT if a 20-key EKT is 
equipped (see Figure 1 B). 
3) Mark an X next to MW/FL if the CO lines 
are to be numbered from top to bottom 
(reverse). 
4) Mark an X next to AD1 if you want the first , 
CO line number to be COl. (Location will 
depend on the selection at MW/FL.) 
5) Mark an X next to AD2 if you want the first 
CO line number to be C04. (Location will 
depend on the selection at MW/FL.) 
4#XX 
Program-Station Flexible Key As- 
signment 
Informs the system of what features are as- 
signed to the flexible keys at each station. 
Any key (except INT) may be assigned a fea- 
ture code (Figure 2). All assigned feature codes 
have priority over 
Program 4XX assignments. 
For each key on every station, write in the 
name or code for each feature to be assigned. 
NOTE: 
Except for m keys, .a feature will be re- 
jected if you try to enter it at another key 
once its code has been entered. 
5XX Program-Station Class of Service #l 
Sixteen options are selected with this pro- 
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FIGURE 2-FEATURE KEY ASSIGNMENTS 
status of their respective LEDs. The selections 
listed below must be repeated for each station. 
In all cases, mark an X where required. 
1) Privacy Override- mark an X next to PAU if 
the station is 
allowed the Privacy Override 
feature. 
NOTE: 
A maximum of two stations are permitted 
to use the Privacy Override feature. lf 
more than two are programmed, only the 
two lowest numbere.d stations will be 
allowed to use this feature and the others 
will be ignored. 
2) 
DND Override-mark an X next to AD7 if 
the station is 
allowed the DND Override fea- 
ture. 
3) Executive Override Allowed (Dial 3)-mark an X next to AD6 for the station that 
is 
allowed 
the Executive Override feature. (No 
limit to the number of stations.) 
4) Door Phone “C” Ring-mark an X next to 
AD3 if the door phone unit connected to the 
Door Phone Control Box output “C” 
is to ring 
this EKT. Leave blank if this EKT is not to ring. 
5) Door Phone “B” Ring-mark an X next to 
AD2 if the door phone unit connected to the 
Door Phone Control Box output “B” 
is to ring 
this EKT. Leave blank if this EKT is not to ring. 
6) Door Phone “A” Ring-mark an X next to 
AD1 if the door phone unit connected to the 
Door Phone Control Box output “A” is to 
ring 
this EKT. Leave blank if this EKT is not to ring. 
7) Group Page 4-mark an X next to MW/FL if 
the station 
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8) Group Page 3-mark an X next to DND if 
the station is 
included in Group Page 3. 
9) Group Page 2-mark an X next to ACB if 
the station is 
included in Group Page 2. 
10) Group Page l-mark an X next to CO6 if 
the station 
is included in Group Page 1. 
11) All Call Page Allowed-mark an X next to 
CO5 if the station 
is included in an All Call 
Page. 
12) Room Monitor/Warning Tone-mark an X 
next to CO4 if no warning tone will be heard 
when dialing a room monitor from this EKT. 
Leave blank if a warning tone will be heard at 
the room monitor. 
13) Handsfree Answerback Disable---mark an 
X next to CO3 if Handsfree Answerback is to 
be disabled. Leave blank if It is not to be 
disabled (see MC0 key feature). 
14) MIC LED ON-mark an X next to CO2 if 
the microphone is to be ON in the idle mode. 
Leave blank if the microphone on the EKT is to 
be OFF in the idle mode. 
15) 
I@! Key Lock-mark an X next to CO1 if 
the key is to be operated in the push 
on/push off mode. Leave blank if momentary 
operation is required. 
16) Speakerphone Enable-mark an X next to 
INT if the station is 
allowed to used the Speak- 
erphone feature. 
5#XX 
Program- Station Class of Service #2 
Eleven additional Class of Service features 
are selected with this program using the var- 
ious keys to change the status of their respec- 
tive LEDs. The selections listed below must be 
repeated for each station. In all cases mark an 
X where required. 
1) Station-to-Station Message Waiting with 
LCD Display-mark an X next to AD7 if the 
station 
is allowed the Station-to-Station Mes- 
saging feature. 
2) Forced Account Code-mark an X next to 
AD5 if this station 
is required to use an 
account code. 
3) Hold Recall Time-referring to Table 1, 
mark an X next to the combination of ADl, AD2 and AD3 that corresponds to the 
recall time desired for each station. If all loca- 
tions are left blank, the timing for that station 
will be according to 
Program 05. 
TABLE1  
HOLD RECALL TIME CODE 
4) Automatic Off-Hook Selection-mark an X 
next to ACB if automatic off-hook selection will 
be CO line Group 94. 
5) Mark an X next to CO6 if automatic off- 
hook selection will be CO line Group 93. 
6) Mark an X next to CO5 if automatic off- 
hook selection will be CO line Group 92. 
7) Mark an X next to CO4 if automatic off- 
hook selection will be CO line Group 91. 
8) Mark an X next to CO3 if automatic off- 
hook selection will be the CO line assigned to 
CO 1 position. 
A 
9) Mark an X next to CO2 if automatic off- 
hook selection will be INT. 
NOTE: 
In Program 01, if AD6 is left blank, items 
4, 5, 6 and 7 above will select Dial 9. The 
lowest selection of automatic off-hook will 
have priority. 
10) Ringing Line Preference-mark an X next 
to CO1 if the station is allowed the Ringing 
Line Preference feature. 
11) Automatic Dial Allowed-mark an X next 
to INT if the station is allowed the Automatic 
Dialing feature. 
6XX 
Program-Toll Restriction Classification 
Defines the type of Toll Restriction that will 
be functional on individual stations. Selections 
must be made for each station: 
1) Mark an X next to CO6 if Toll Restriction 
Class 4 
is in effect at this station. 
2) Mark an X next to CO5 if Toll Restriction 
Class 3 
is in effect at this station. 
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							X next to CO4 if Toll Restriction Class 2 is in 
effect 
at this station. 
4) Mark an X next to CO3 if Toll Restriction 
Class 1 
is in effect at this station. 
5) Mark an X next to CO2 if this station 
will be 
restricted 
from dialing 1 or 1 as the first or 
second digit. A toll restriction class cannot be 
used with this entry. 
6) Mark an X next to CO1 if the station 
will be 
allowed 
to dial p + 7-digit number. A toll re- 
striction class cannot be used with this entry. 
7) Mark an X next to INT if this station will 
not 
be restricted. 
7XX Program-Station Outgoing Call Re- 
striction 
Restricts a station from outgoing access to 
any number of CO lines while leaving it free to 
answer these lines when they are ringing or 
on hold. Selections must be made for each sta- 
tion. 
l Mark an X next to the CO line that is to 
have 
restricted access by the station in 
question. 
8xX 
Program-CO Ringing Assignments- 
DAY 
Selects which CO lines will ring at a given 
station when system is in the “DAY” mode. 
Selections must be made for each station. 
l Mark an X next to each CO line that is to 
ring 
at the station in question. 
8#XX 
Program -CO Ringing Assignments- 
DAY 2 
Selects which CO Lines willls which CO lin 
ring at a given station when the system is in 
the “DAY 2” mode. This program is applicable 
only when the Three Ring Mode option was 
selected in 
Program 03. Selections must be 
made for each station. 
l Mark an X next to each CO line that is to 
ring at the station in question. 
9xX 
Program-CO Ringing Assignments- 
NITE 
Selects \-.-.‘hich CO lines will ring at a given 
station when system is in the “NITE” mode. 
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MAY1986 
Selections must be made for each station. 
l Mark an X next to each CO line that is to 
ring 
at the station in question. 
NOTE: 
Each line can ring on only eight stations. 
If more than eight are programmed, only 
the eight stations with the lowest station 
numbers will ring. 
02.70 Initialization 
02.71 Strete 
Vi&, has a list of standard 
system data assignments stored in ROM that 
can be entered any time by initializing the sys- 
tem. The system must be initialized when it is 
first installed or whenever the VCCU is 
changed. This allows the system to be tested 
and any faults corrected before time is spent 
on programming. Standard data assignments 
are listed in Table 2. 
02.72 To initialize the 
Stre-ta V/m sys- 
tem: 
a) Make sure the system power switch is in 
the ON position. 
b) Verify that the battery on the VCCU is con- 
nected to ensure that data entered after the 
system initialization will not be lost due to 
power failure. (The VCCU SET LED will not 
function if the battery is not connected.) 
c) Depress and hold in the 
INT switch on the 
left side panel. 
d) Depress the 
SET switch and allow it to lock. 
l The SET LED lights. 
l All LEDs on station 17 (except SPKR and 
MIC) begin blinking. 
e) Depress and release the 
SET switch again. 
l SET LED goes off. 
l Station 17 LEDs stop flashing.* 
IMPORTANT! 
Verify that ALL proper LEDs begin blink- 
ing and go off as indicated in steps d) 
and ej before proceeding. 
f) Release the INT switch. 
g) Cycle the power switch 
OFF and ON. 
02.73 The Automatic Dialing memory will 
contain random numbers when the system is  
						

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SECTION 300-006-300 
MAY  1986 
powered  up initially.  Therefore,  it is necessary 
to  clear  the memory  to prevent  meaningless 
numbers  from being  dialed. 
02.74  The Automatic  Dialing-System  mem- 
ory  is cleared  as follows: 
a)  Depress  the 
SET switch and allow  it to  lock. 
l The  SET  LED  lights. 
l The REP  LED on station  17 goes  on. 
b)  Depress  the m  key on station  17. 
l SPKR LED lights  steadily. 
c)  Dial  fl [J p  on  the  dial  pad. 
l The  SPKR  LED flashes  continuously. 
d)  Depress  the mm  m  and m  keys. 
l The corresponding  LEDs light steadily. 
d Depress  the m  key. 
l All station  17 LEDs-except  REP-go off. 
f)  Release  the SET  switch. 
l The SET  LED  goes  off. 
l The REP  LED on station  17 goes  oif. 
02.80 
System  Data Entry 
02.81 System Data is entered  via station  17 
while  the system  is in  the  programming  mode. 
02.82  The system  is placed  in the  program- 
ming  mode  by locking  in the 
SET switch  on 
the  left side  panel.  While the switch  is in  the 
locked  position,  the SET  LED and the REP  LED 
on  station  17 will  remain  lit. 
02.83  Once the system  is in  the  program- 
ming  mode,  refer to the  System  Record Sheet 
for  the  changes  that must  be made  and select 
the  required  program  number. Refer to the 
proper  table for detailed  instructions  for using 
each  different  program.  Each program  should 
be  accomplished  sequentially until all neces- 
sary  changes  are made. 
TABLE  2 
INITIALIZED  DATA 
SYSTEM  OPTIONS 
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 conference  = Allowed 
DP  Make  Ratio = 40% 
MF  Signal  Time = 80  ms 
Privacy/Non-Privacy  = Privacy 
Station  17 = 20-key  EKT 
Incoming  Call Abandon  = 6 
seconds 
Pause  Timing  After Flash  = 1  l/2  seconds 
Pause  After Flash  = None 
Pause  Timing  After PBX Access  Code = 1 l/2 
seconds 
Flash  Key Timing  = 2  seconds 
Intercom  Signalling  = Voice  first 
02 
Program 
System  Assignments  (Options) 
OPU #1 /OPX  #21 = Not  busy 
Display  dialed number  timeout  = 15  seconds  Night 
Ringing  = excluded  from External  Page 
Background  Music = excluded  from External 
Page 
External  Page = not  included  in All  Call  Page 
0#2 
Program 
Account  Code Digit Length 
Number  of digits  = 6 
03 
Program 
System  Assignments  (Options) 
Station #14 door  phone/EKT  = EKT 
Station  #13 door  phone/EKT  = EKT 
Station  10 DND/NT  (night) key = NT  key 
Ringing  Modes = 2 
Message  Center-station  12 = Not  equipped 
Message  Center-station  11 = Not  equipped 
Message  Center-station  10 = Equipped 
Door  Lock Time  = 3 
seconds 
04 Program 
VCOU  Outpulsing  Selection 
DTMF = Equipped 
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