Toshiba Strata Xii, Strata Xx General Description Manual

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ILLUSTRATION LIST 
FIGURE TITLE PAGE 
1 Program 4XX-Flexible Key Assignments. ............................. 6 
1A Program 4XX-Flexible Key Assignments. ............................. 7 
2 Printout Sample (Programs 01 b 09) 
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3 Printout Sample (Programs 10 & IX) 
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4 Printout Sample (Programs 20 & 2X) 
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5 Printout Sample (Program 3Xx, Station 10-41). ....................... 29 
5A Printout Sample (Program 3Xx, Station 42 -65). ....................... 30 
6 Printout Sample (Speed Dial-System) 
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							01 INTRODUCTION 
01 .Ol The data governing overall system 
operation and feature execution for the STRATA 
XII & XX systems is stored in read-only-memory 
(ROM) and cannot be altered in the field. How- 
ever, the data controlling operation of the various 
options, both system and station, is stored in 
random-access-memory (RAM) and can easily 
be changed according to individual installation 
requirements. 
01.02 All STRATA 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 proceed with any necessary changes. 
01.03 All system data changes are. made via 
station 17 (as the input-output device), which must 
be equipped with a 20-key EKT. Whenever the 
system is placed in the programming mode, the 
keys on station 17 are used to enter data while 
its LEDs display the current data. While station 
17 is in the programming mode, the remainder 
of the system may still be used in the usual fashion. 
01.04 Internal battery power is provided to 
prevent loss of system data memory in the event 
of a power failure. 
NOTE: 
Whenever a system is installed or the MCAU/ 
AMMU are changed, the system must be 
initialized. See Paragraph 02.70. 
02 PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 
02.00 General 
02.01 The STRATA system must be in the 
programming mode before system data can be 
verified or altered. With the exception of station 
17, normal system functions are not suspended 
while in the programming mode. 
02.02 When the system is in the programming 
mode, station 17 is used to enter the system 
data in one of two ways: 
NOTE: 
Station 17 must be equipped with a 20-key 
l System and CO line options are written into 
EKT, and all tables and procedures that temporary storage when the Fj key is 
follow assume station 17 has the “standard” depressed. After all changes in these categories 
key pattern (INT, CO I* 17, DND and have been made, transfer the data into work- 
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l In the majority of programs (Type 11, the m 
and m keys are used to change “bits” 
of system data. The LEDs associated with 
the m and m keys show the status of 
that “bit” before and after key depression. 
A particular key and LED will have a different 
meaning, depending upon the program number 
being used. 
l In Type 2 programs, the digI pad is used to 
enter data. In this case, the system, using the 
I NT and selected CO LEDs, verifies the entered 
data by displaying the number in Binary 
format. 
02.03 The programming mode is activated 
by locking in the SET switch on the MCAU and 
then depressing the I[ key on station 17. 
After the station has been activated, a program 
number is dialed on the station dial pad, and the 
system will respond as follows: 
Type 1 programs: 
Station 17 LEDs will display the existing 
data in these categories. 
Type 2 programs: 
CO 10 LED on station 
uously. Actual data can 
alteration by multiple 
q key. 17 will flash contin- 
be reviewed without 
depressions of the 
02.04 
Data can be altered while it is being 
displayed. To input new data via station 17, per- 
form the following: 
Type 1 program: 
The state of an LED is altered by depressing 
its associated key. Depressing the key while 
the LED is “on” will turn it off and vice-versa. 
Type 2 program: 
Data is entered via the dial pad. The LEDs 
will display the data and digit number in 
Binary format. 
02.05 
Once the desired data is entered and 
displayed, it is written into memory by depressing 
the [HOLD1 key on station 17. 
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l 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 I] key is 
depressed. However, it is recommended that 
the data transfer procedures per Paragraph 
02.06 be utilized for added programming 
protection. 
02.06 Data may 
in one of two ways: be secured in working memory 
1) If the system is not in service, release the SET 
switch on the MCAU, and cycle (rock) the 
MPRU power switch off and on to transfer 
all data into the main d&a memory. Note, 
all calls are dropped when this 
occurs. 
2) tf the svstem is in service and no calls should 
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be dropbed, depress the following keys, in the 
order given here, on station 17: m m n 

m -1 El. This code will secure the 
data in working memory without cancelling 
any calls. Release the SET switch on theMCAU. 
02.10 Programming CO 18 -21 
02.11 Some Type 1 programs use the CO key/ 
LEDs to represent themselves. The EKT at station 
17 has a maximum of 17 CO line keys in a 
STRATA XX system. In order to program CO 
18-21, it is necessary to dial a 
q after the first 
digit of the program number. CO key/LEDs 
l-4 wiil then function as CO 18-21. For 
example: 
For Program 04: Dial fl R m 
For Program 7XX: Dial m m 
q 
02.20 Multiple Station Programming 
02.21 Programs 3XX through 9Xx 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 simultaneously or in groups. 
0222 Multiple station programming is accom- 
plished by substituting a special group code for the 
station number part of the program number (XX). The codes are: 
02.23 When 
is entered, the 
as follows: 
Steady LED: 
Flashing LED: All stations 
Stations 10 N 17 
Stations 18 ~25 
Stations 26 -33 
Stations 34 N41 
Stations 42 -49’ 
Stations 50 b 57 
Stations 58 -95 
. 
the multiple station group code 
LEDs will display existing data 
Data is the same for all stations 
in dialed group. 
Data is selected for at least one, 
but not all stations in that group. 
0224 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 LE& 
will cycle between on and off states only. Select 
data as follows: 
LED on: 
Selects LED “ON” for all the 
stations in the group. 
f 
LED off: 
LED flash: 
0225 
Once 
the [HOLDI key 
into memory. 
i 
Selects LED “OFF” for all 
the stations in the group. 
No change to any station in 
the group. 
the proper data is selected, depress 
in the usual manner to write it 
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 Table 1). The Record Sheet, one of 
which accompanies each MKSU, wili then serve 
as a programming guide and installation record. 
02.32 
Programming options are grouped accord- 
ing to the three categories listed below, with 
several program numbers associated with each 
category. A different program number is used for ’ 
each option o,r group of options being selected. 
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							a) System Options 
01: System Assignments (Basic) 
02: System Assignments (Options) 
03: System Assignments (Options) 
04: MCOU MF/DP Outpulsing Selection 
05: Automatic Recall From Hold Timing 
b) CO Line Options 
06: Automatic Release On Hold (AROH) 
Enable 
07: Automatic Release on Hold Timing 
08: Tenant Service Selection 
09: CO “Dial 9” Group Selection (OPX) 
10: PBX Backup 
1 X: PBX Access Codes 
20: Toll Restriction Disable 
2X: Toll Restriction Exception Codes 
c) Station Options 
3XX: Station CO Line Access 
4XX: Station Type and Flexible Key Assign- 
ment 
5XX: Station Class of Service 
6XX: Toll Restriction Classification 
7XX: Station Outgoing Restriction 
8XX: CO Ringing Assignments-Day 
8#XX: CO Ringing Assignments-Day #2 
9xX: CO Ringing Assignments-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 programs 
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 
the tables at the end of this section for detailed 
programming instructions. 
02.40 System Options: 
01 Program-System Assignments (Basic) 
Five options are selected with this program, 
using m 
, II , /cO[ , -4( and I] 
keys to change the status of their respec- 
tive LEDs. For the options selected, mark an X 
as indicated. 
1) Pause Timing (After Flash)-mark an X next 
to CO 5 if a 3-second pause (for dial tone 
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3) 
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delay) is required after a FLASH. Leave blank 
if a 1.5 second pause is sufficient. 
Pause After Flash-mark an X next to CO 4 
if the system is to insert a pause (defined by , 
CO 5, this program) between a FLASH and 
an automatically dialed number. 
Pause Timing (PBX Access Code)-mark an 
X next to CO 3 if a 3-second pause (for dial 
tone delay) is required after 5 PBX CO access 
code is dialed by the Automatic D.ialing feature. 
Leave blank if a 1.5-second pause is sufficient. 
Flash Time-mark an X next to CO 2 if the 
line-open interval produced by the [MW/FLJ key 
is to be 0.5 seconds for behind PBX operation. 
Leave blank if the 2.0-second pause for dial 
tone recall is required. 
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 (Optionsj 
Six ootions are selected with this oroaram. 
usingthe’m 
, j?ZJ , I[ , Gl ,-w[ 
and mj keys to change the status of their 
respective LEDs. For the options selected, mark an 
X as indicated. 
1) 
2) 
3) 
4) 
5) Station 24/25 OPX-mark an X next to CO 10 
if MOPU #3 is equipped and only station 24 
is to be used. (Has no meaning if MOPU #3 
is not equipped.) 
Station 22/23 OPX-mark an X next to CO 9 
if MOPU #2 is equipped and only station 22 
is to be used. (Has no meaning if MOPU #2 
is not equipped.) 
Station 20/21 OPX-mark an X next to CO 8 
if MOPU #l is equipped and on/y station 20 
is to be used. (Has no meaning if MOPU #1 
is not equipped.) 
Nite Ring over External Page-mark an X next 
to CO 2 if Nite Ringing over External Page 
is required. 
Background Music over External Page-mark 
an X next to CO 1 if BGM is to be heard over 
the External Page circuit. 
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6) 
External Page with All Call-mark an X next 
to INT if the External Page circuit is to be 
included in an All Call Page 
03 Program-System Assignments (Options) 
Nine options are selected with this program 
using j and Ice] keys to change the status 
of their respective LEDs. For the options selected, 
mark an X as indicated. 
1) 
2) 
3) 
4) 
5) 
6) 
7) 
8) 
9) 
Station 10 DND/NITE Key-mark an X next 
to CO 9 if the DND/NlTE key on station 10 
is to be a DND key. Leave blank if NITE 
is required. 
Nite Ringing Modes-mark an X next to CO 8 
if three ringing modes are used, leave blank 
if two ringing modes are required. 
Tenant Service-mark an X next to CO 7 if 
system is to be equipped with Tenant Service. 
Tone First-mark an X next to CO 6 if tone 
first signalling is to be used with the DSS. 
Message Waiting Station 12-mark an X next 
to CO 4 if station 12 is to be the message 
waiting center. 
Message Waiting Station 1 l-mark an X next 
to CO 3 if station 11 is to be the message 
waiting center. 
Message Waiting Station lo-mark an X next 
to CO 2 if station 10 is to be the message 
waiting center. 
DSS 2-mark an X next to CO 1 if the system 
is to be equipped with DSS 2. 
DSS l-mark an X next to INT if the system 
is to be equipped with DSS 1. 
NOTE: 
Only one message center is permitted; if 
more than one station is chosen as a message 
waiting center, station 10 will have priority. 
04 Program-MCOU M F/DP Outpulsing Selection 
Selects MF or rotary dial outpulsing using each 
third CO line key to represent its group of three 
lines. 
l Mark an X next to the appropriate key that 
represents its group (for example: CO l=CO 1, 
CO 2 and CO 3; CO 4=CO 4, CO 5, CO 6; etc.) < 
‘. 
if DP is required. Leave blank if MF is-required. 
65 Program-Automatic Recall from Hold Timing 
Sets the timing for the Automatic Recall from 
Hold feature. 
1) 
2) If recall is desired, select ‘a time period of 
16-160 seconds and mark an -X next to the 
appropriate key in the System Record Sheet. 
The times are not accumulative-only one 
key can be selected. 
If no recall is required, mark an X next to 
INT. 
02.50 
CO Line Options: 
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 requires 
AROH. i 
07 Program-Automatic Release on Hold Timing 
Selects Cross Bar (XB) or ESS timing for the 
AROH feature using each CO line key to represent 
itself. 
l Mark an X next to each CO line that requires 
XB timing; leave blank if ESS timing is required. 
NOTE: 
This selection will have no meaning if AROH 
was rejected in Program 06 
08 Program-Tenant Service Selection 
Informs the system which CO lines are assigned 
to which tenant. Night ringing transfer of lines 
assigned to Tenants #l and #2 wilt be controlled 
by DSS #l (station 10) and DSS #2 (station 111, 
respectively. Only lines assigned to Tenant #l will 
activate Nite Ringing over External Page. Each 
CO key represents itself. 
l Mark an X next to each key that is to belong t 
to the second tenant. 
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							NOTE: 
This selection will have no meaning if Tenant 
Service was not selected in Program 03. 
09 Program-CO “Dial 9” Group Selection 
informs the system of the CO lines that should 
be considered for selection 
when an OPX dials “9”. 
Each CO key represents itself. 
l Mark an X next to each CO key that is to be 
included in the “Dial 9” group. 
10 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 I ine(s). 
l 
IX 
Mark an X next to each CO line that is to 
be connected to a PBX station line. 
Program-PBX Access Codes 
Informs the system of the access codes used 
by the PBX that is connected to the lines selected 
in Program 10. STRATA will recognize the access 
codes and react appropriately for Toll Restriction, 
, 
Automatic Dialing and Repeat Last Number Dialed. 
l Enter the actual access codes (maximum: 8). 
NOTE: 
If the access code is a single digit, enter “*‘. 
in the second column. If all combinations 
following a particular 1st digit are to be 
considered access codes (e.g. 9 1, 92,93, etch, 
enter ‘D ” (do not care) in the second column. 
20 Program-Toll Restriction Disable 
Selects whether or not the Toll Restriction 
feature is to function on a given CO line; the CO 
line keys represent themselves. 
l Mark an X next to each CO line on which 
Toll Restriction is not to function. 
2X Program-Toll Restriction Exception Codes 
Informs the system of a maximum of five 
4-digit codes (area codes or office codes) that 
are allowed to bedialed by Toll Restricted stations. 
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l Enter the actual 4-digit codes (maximum: 5). 
NOTE: 
1. Stations allowed ac‘cess to codes 1,_2 and 
3 may dial up to seven digits following 
the 4-digit codes. 
2. Stations allowed access to codes 4 and 
5 may dial up to 29 digits (for MCI, 
SPRINT, etc.) following the 4-digit codes. 
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 stations- 
mark an X next to each CO line that is to be 
accessed by the station in question. 
4XX Program-Station Type and’ Flexible Key 
Assignment 
Informs the system of what type and style 
telephone (or DSS) is being used at each station, 
also provides for flexible CO line assignment. 
(See Figures 1 and 1A for the various key desig- 
nation strips.) 
a) 
lo-key EKT: 
#5 
#4 
#3 
#2 
#l Mark an X next to CO 17 if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO 20~C0 14 (numbered in 
reverse order), DND, MW/FL. 
Mark an X next to CO 16 if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO 14 NCO 20, DND, MW/F L. 
Mark an X next to CO 15 if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO lO*CO 16, DND, MW/FL. 
Mark an X next to CO 14 if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO 6wCO 12, DND, MW/F.L. 
Mark an X next to CO 13 if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO 1 w CO 7, DND, MW/FL. 
b) 20-key EKT: 
#l3 Mark 
an X next to CO 12 if EKT is equipped 
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PROGRAM 4XX 
STATION TYPE and KEY ASSIGNMENT 
Below are representative Designation Strips with. their 
respective assignment numbers for both IO- and ZO-key EKTs. 
MWlFL MW/FL 
DND DND 
CO6 
CO6 
INT INT 
IO-key EKT 
MWlFL 
DND 
INT MWIFL 
DND 
CO16 
CO18 
INT 
FIGURE 1 20-key EKT 
#l #2 
) CO18 ) 
1 CO16 ) 
1 CO16 1 
( CO16 1 1 CO16 1 
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PROGRAM 4XX (continued) 
STATION TYPE and KEY ASSIGNMENT 
Below are representative Designation Strips with their 
respective assignment numbers for the ZO-key EKT. 
#5 
-n 
I 
_i -/ i-‘. ._.. ., 7 
#8 
20-key EKT 
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--#9’, ##l3 ##-IO #ll  #8 #7 
1 
DND t 
1 REP 1 
1 RDL 1 ) CO16 1 
1 AD3 1 riolg I 
1 AD61  I CO6 1 1 1x12 1 1 CO18 1 
1 AD51  F-CO 8 
1 
I 1 AD3 1 AD3 1 
1 AD21 
1 AD11 
1 
CO8 1 
1 CO8 1 
b3 1 
(CO16 1  1 CO16 1 
1 CO81  ) CO16 1 
( CO18 1 
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with INT, CO 20~CO 9 (numbered in reverse their respective LEDs. 
The selections listed below 
order), AD 1 -AD 5, DND, MW/FL. must be repeated for 
each station. In all cases, 
#12 Mark an X next to CO 11 if EKT is equipped 
with INT,CO l-CO 12,AD ~~\JAD~,DND, 
MW/F L. mark an X where indicated. - 
#11 Mark an X next to CO 10 if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO 5~C0 12, AD 1 NAD 7, RDL, 
REP, DND, MW/FL. 1) Privacy Override-mark an X next to CO 17, 
if the station is allowed the Privacy Override 
feature. 
NOTE: 
#lO Mark an X next to CO 9 if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO 1 Q CO 8, AD 1 -AD 7, RDL, 
REP, DND, MW/FL. A maximum of two stations are permitted 
to use the Privacy Override’feature. If more 
than two are programmed, anly the two 
lowest numbered stations will be allowed 
to use this feature and the others will be 
ignored. 
#9 Mark an X next to CO 8 if EKT is an atten- 
dant station (accompanies DSS console) 
and is equipped with CO 2OwCO 1 (num- 
bered in reverse order). 
2) DND override-mark an X next to CO 16 
if the station is allowed the DND Override 
feature. 
#8 Mark an X next to CO 7 if EKT is an atten- 
dant station (accompanies DSS console) 
and is equipped with CO 1 N CO 20. 
3) Group Page D-mark an X next to CO 7 
if the station is to be included in Group 
Page D. 
#7 Mark an X next to CO 6 if EKT is equipped 
with 
I NT, CO 20 w CO 4 (numbered in reverse 
order), DND, MW/FL. 
4) Group Page C-mark an X next to CO 6 
if the station is to be included 
-in Group 
Page C. 
#6 Mark an X next to CO 5 if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO 1 NCO 13 plus CO 18~C0 21, 
DND, MW/FL. 
5) Group Page B-mark an X next to CO 5 ’ 
if the station is to be included in Group 
Page B. 
#5 Mark an X next to CO 4 if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO l~C0 16 plus CO 21, DND, 
MW/F L. 
6) Group Page A-mark an X next to CO 4 
if the station is to be included in Group 
Page A. 
#4 Mark an X next to CO 3 if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO 1 ti CO 16 plus CO 20, DND, 
MW/F L. 
7) Speakerphone-mark an X next to CO 3 if 
the station is allowed to use the Speaker- 
phone feature. 
#3 Mark an X next to CO 2 if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO l-CO 16 plus CO 19, DND, 
MW/F L. 
8) Automatic Dialing-mark an X next to 
CO 2 if the station is allowed the Automatic 
Dialing feature. 
#2 Mark an X next to CO 1 if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO l-CO 16 plus CO 18, DND, 
MW/F L. Automatic Line Preference-mark an X next 
to CO 1 if the station is allowed the Auto- 
matic Line Preference feature. 
#l Mark an X next to INT if EKT is equipped 
with INT, CO l&CO 17, DND, MW/FL. 
9) 
10) 
All Call-mark an X next to INT if the station 
is included in an Ail Call page. 
5XX Program-Station Class of Service 6XX Program-Toll Restriction Classification 
Ten options are selected with this program, 
using m and a keys to change the status of Defines type of Toll Restriction that will be 
. 
functional on individual stations. Selections must 
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							be made for each station: 
1) 
a 
3) 
4) 
5) 
6) 
7) 
8) 
9) 
10) 
11) 
12) 
13) 
14) Mark an X next to CO 13 if the station will 
be allowed to dial the #5 4-digit exception 
code. 
Mark an X next to CO 12 if the station will 
be allowed to dial the #4 4-digit exception 
code. 
Mark an X next to CO 11 if the station will 
be allowed to dial the #3 4-digit exception 
code. 
Mark an X next to CO 10 if the station will 
be allowed to dial the #2 4-digit exception 
code. 
Mark an X next to CO 9 if the station will 
be allowed to dial the #l 4-digit exception 
code. 
Mark an X next to CO 8 if the station will 
be allowed to dial 411. 
Mark an X next to CO 7 if the station will 
be allowed to dial 911. 
Mark an X next to CO 6 if the station will 
be allowed to dial 800. 
NOTE: 
A maximum of eleven digits are allowed if 
41 I, 911, 800 or Exception Code # 1, 2 
or 3 was dialed first. A maximum of 29 digits 
are allowed if Exception Code 4 or 5 was 
dialed first. 
Mark an X next to CO 5 if the station will be 
restricted from dialing 0 as the first number. 
Mark an X next to CO 4 if the station will be 
restricted from dialing 0 as the second number. 
Mark an X next to CO 3 if the station will be 
restricted from dialing 1 as the first number. 
Mark an X next to CO 2 if the station will be 
restricted from dialing 1 as thesecond number. 
Mark an X next to CO 1 if the station will be 
allowed to dial 1 + 7-digit number. 
Mark an X next to INT if the station will be 
restricted to dialing 7-digit numbers. 
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NOTES: 
7. 
2. 
3. If “Allow 1 f 7 digits” and “‘Restrict 1 
as 1st digit” L EDs. are on, Program 6XX 
will restrict 1 as the first digit and will 
not allow 1 + 7 digits to be outpulsed. 
If “‘Allow 1 + 7 digits” and ‘Allow 7 
digits” L EDs are on, Program 6XX will 
allow 1 + 7 digits or any 7-digit number. 
If “Allow 800” and ‘Restrict 0 as 2nd 
digit” LEDs are on, Program 6XX will 
allow 800 to be outpulsed, but will 
restrict any other number that has 0 as 
the second digit. 
7XX Program-Station Outgoing Restriction 
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. 
l Selections must be made for each station- 
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 the system is in the “DAY” mode. 
l Selections must be made for each station- 
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. 
8#XX Program-CO Ringing Assignments-Day 2 
Selects which CO lines will 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. 
l Selections must be made for each station- 
mark an X next to each CO line that is to 
ring at the station in question. 
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