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    							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING .. 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
## SYSTEM PROGRAMMING ## 
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FIGURE 2-SAMPLE OF PRINTOUT FOR PROGRAMS 01 r-u 09 
## SYSTEM PROGRAMMING ## 
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FIGURE 3-SAMPLE PRINTOUT OF PROGRAMS 10 & IX 
## SYSTEM PROGRAMMING ## 
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FIGURE 4-SAMPLE PRINTOUT OF PROGRAMS 20 & 2X
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    							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
## SYSTEMPROGRAMMING #+ 
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FIGURE 5 
SAMPLE PRINTOUT OF PROGRAM 3XX (Stations 10 ~41) 
(continued on next page) 
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    							SYSTEMPROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE1983 
(System Programming Continued) 
MM/DD/YY 
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FIGURE 5A 
SAMPLE PRINTOUT OF PROGRAM 3XX (Stations 42 N 65) 
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    							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
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FIGURE 6 
SAMPLE PRINTOUT OF SPEED DIAL-SYSTEM 
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    							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
TABLE 6 
PROGRAM 01 -SYSTEM ASSIGNMENTS (BASIC) 
LED on MCAU on 
Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
1. Operate SET switch on MCAU 
System is in program mode # 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
. 
2. Operate ‘F] key on Station 17 
3. Dial 
q q on dial pad SPKR LED steady on 
SPKR LED flashes continuously 
INT & CO LEDs will be on according to 
present data 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
Using themand m keys, turn the 
associated LEDs on or off, as required. 
The detailed meaning of each key/LED 
is shown below. An X on the record sheet means the LED 
should be on 
If the LED is already on, pushing the 
associated key will turn it off and vice-versa 
LEDs may be turned off and on until the 
desired pattern is set 
I 
NOTE: 
If any key/LED is not shown, it is not used. 
Feature Key/LED Data Meaning 
LED on 
LED off 
Pause Timing (After Flash! co 5 3.0 sec. 
1.5 sec. 
Pause After Flash co4 
Yes No 
Pause Timing (After PBX Act Code) 
co3 3.0 sec. 1.5 sec. 
Flash Key Timing co2 
0.5 sec. 
2.0 sec. 
Not used co 
1 - - 
Intercom Signalling INT 
Tone First Voice First 
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6. Operate thel[ key to place new data All Station 17 LEDs (except MW/FL) 
in memory. go off 
6A. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. . . or. . . 
6B. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/FL LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
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    							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
TABLE 7 
PROGRAM 02-SYSTEM ASSIGNMENTS (OPTIONS) 
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LED on MCAU on 
Station 17 MW/F L LED on 
1. Operate SET switch on MCAU 
System is in program mode 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate ‘=I key on Station 17 
3. Dial 
q q on dial pad SPKR LED steady on 
SPKR LED flashes continuously 
INT & CO LEDs will be on according to 
present data 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
Using themind / keys, turn the 
associated LEDs on or off, as required. 
The detailed meaning of each key/LED 
is shown 
below. 
An X on the record sheet means the LED 
should be on 
If the LED is already on, pushing the+ 
associated key will turn it off and vice-versa 
LEDs may be turned off and on until the 
desired pattern is set 
NOTE: 
If any key/LED is not shown, it is not used. 
Feature 
Station 24/25 OPX 
Station 22/23 OPX 
Station 20/21 OPX 
Nite Ring over External Page 
BGM over External Page 
External Page with All 
Call 
( 
co 2 Yes No 
co 1 
Yes No 
INT Yes No 
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5. Operate them key to place new data All Station 17 LEDs (except MW/FL) 
in memory. go off 
6A. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. . . or. . . 
6B. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/F L LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
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    							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
TABLE 8 
PROGRAM 03-SYSTEM ASSIGNMENTS (OPTIONS) 
LED on MCAU on 
Station 17 MW/FL LED on . . 
1. Operate SET switch on MCAU 
System is in program mode 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate j/ key on Station 17 
3. Dial 
q q on dial pad SPKR LED steady on 
SPKR LED flashes continuously 
INT & CO _LEDs will be on according to 
present data 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
Using themand m keys, turn the 
associated LEDs on or off, as required. 
The detailed meaning of each key/LED 
is shown below. An X on the record sheet means the LED 
should be on 
If the LED is already on, pushing the 
associated key will turn it off and vice-versa 
LEDs may be turned off and on until the 
desired pattern is set 
NOTE: 
If any key/LED is not shown, it is not used. 
Feature 1 Key/LED 1 Data Meaning 
1 LED on 1 LED off 
Station 10 DND/Ni te Key 
co 3 DND Nite 
Ringing Modes 
CO 8 3 Modes 2 Modes 
Tenant Service co 7 Yes No 
DSS Signalling 
CO 6 Tone First Voice First 
Not Used 
I co5 I - 
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rGGMessaoe Waitina Station 12 
I co4 I 
Yes I No I 
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Measaao Waitina Station 11 I co3 I Yes 1 No I 1 -------=- --- d ---~ ) Message Waiting St: Ition 10 
DSS #2 Equipped (Station 11) 
1 DSS #l Equipped (Station 10) 
1 INT 1 
co2 --- 
Yes 
co 1 Yes 
Yes No 
No 
No 
5. Operate thejl key to place new data 
in memory. All Station 17 LEDs (except MW/FL) 
go off 
6A. GO to Step 2 in another program table 
. ..or... 
6B. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/FL LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
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    							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
TABLE 9 
PROGRAM 04- MCOU OUTPULSING SELECTION 4. 
1. Operate SET switch on MCAU LED on MCAU on 
Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
System is in program mode 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate m key on Station 17 SPKR LED steady on 
3. Dial 
q q on dial pad 
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To program CO 18 ~21, dial w u w, 
then CO 1~4 = CO 18~21. SPKR LED flashes continuously 
CO LEDs will be on according 
to present data 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
CO keys are divided into groups of three 
(CO 1%3 = Group 1, CO 4+6 = Group 2, 
etc). Any one key in the group can be 
used to control all three LEDs in the 
group. For example: If CO 1~3 LEDs 
are “on”, depressing CO key 1, 2 or 3 
will turn off all three LEDs. If the 
LEDs are on, DP will be outpulsed. If 
the LEDs are off, DTMF will be utilized. An X on the record sheet means the LED 
should be on 
If the LEDs are already on, pushing 
the associated key will turn 
them off and vice-versa 
LEDs may be turned off and on until 
the desired pattern is set 
5. Operate the j key to place 
new data in memory. All Station 17 LEDs (except MW/FL) 
go off 
6A. Return to Step 2 in order to continue 
with this program 
. ..or... 
69. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. ..or... 
6C. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MWIFL LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
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    							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
TABLE 10 
PROGRAM 05-AUTOMATIC RECALL FROM HOLD TIMING, 
1. Operate SET switch on MCAU LED on MCAU on - Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
System is in program mode 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate 1x1 key on Station 17 SPKR LED steady on 
3. Dial m m on dial pad SPKR LED flashes continuously 
INT or CO LED will be on 
according to present data 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
Using an m or m key, turn 
its associated LED on as required. 
The detailed meaning of each key/LED 
is shown below. An X on the record sheet means the 
LED should be on 
Only one LED is permitted to be on, pushing 
another key will turn that LED on and 
turn off the previous LED 
NOTE: 
If any key/LED is not shown, it is not used. 
KEY/LED TIME 
co 7 160 
seconds 
CO 6 128 seconds 
co 5 96 seconds 
co4 64 seconds 
co 3 48 seconds 
co 2 
32 seconds 
co 1 
16 seconds 
INT 
No Recall 
5. Operate the (Kj key to place All Station 17 LEDs (except MW/FL) 
new data in memory. go off 
6A..Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. . . or . . . 
6B. Transfer data into working memory 
per Paragraph 
02.06 
LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/F L LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
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    							SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 100-020-300 
JUNE 1983 
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TABLE 11 
-  PROGRAM 06-AUTOMATIC RELEASE ON HOLD ENABLE 
1. Operate SET switch on MCAU LED on MCAU on 
Station 17 MW/FL LED on 
System is in program mode 
Normal functions halt on Station 17 
2. Operate !q key on Station 17 SPKR LED steady on 
3. Dial q q on dial pad 
To program CO 18 ~21, dial r(rl 14 PI, 
then CO l-4 = CO 18~21. SPKR LED flashes continuously 
CO LEDs will be on according 
+ 
to present data 
4. Refer to the System Record Sheet. 
Using the m keys, turn the associated 
LEDs on or off, as required. Each CO 
key/LED represents itself-that is, if 
CO 1 LED is on, CO 1 will have the AROH 
function during normal operation. If 
CO 1 LED is off, AROH will not function 
on that line. An X on the record sheet means the LED 
should be on 
If the LED is already on, pushing 
the associated key will turn it 
off and vice-versa 
LEDs may be turned off and on 
until the desired pattern is set 
5. Operate the m key to place 
new data in memory. All Station 17 LEDs (except MW/FL) 
go off 
6A. Return to Step 2 in order to continue 
with this program 
. ..or... 
6B. Go to Step 2 in another program table 
. ..or... 
6C. Transfer data into working memory per 
Paragraph 02.06 LED on MCAU goes off 
Station 17 MW/FL LED goes off 
New data is stored, previous data is erased 
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