Toshiba Strata Xiie, Strata Xxe Electronic Key Telephone Systems Installation And Maintenance Manual

							PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 
SECTION 300-020-300 
JULY 1986 
01 INTRODUCTION 
01 .Ol 
The data governing overall system 
operation and feature execution for Strata 
X//, & XX= systems are stored in read-only 
memory (ROM) and cannot be altered in the 
field. However, the data controlling operation 
of the various options, both system and sta- 
tion, are 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 in- 
staller can then proceed with any necessary 
changes. 
01.03 All system data changes are made via 
station 17 (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 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 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 for the 
first time or the HCAU is changed, the 
system must be initialized. See Paragraph 
02.80. 
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 program- 
ming mode, station 17 is used to enter the 
system data in one of two ways: 
IMPORTANT! 
Station 17 may be equipped with either 
a lo- or 20-key EKT (a 20-key LCD EKT is strongly recommended). However, in 
all tables and procedures that follow, a 
single 20-key designation is given. 
l In the majority of programs (Type l), the 
various keys are used to change “bits” of 
system data. The LEDs associated with the 
keys show the status of that “bit” before 
and after key depression. 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 
enter data. In this case, the system, using 
the INT and selected CO LEDs, verifies the 
entered data by displaying it in binary for- 
mat. An LCD EKT also displays the data, if 
equipped. 
02.03 The programming mode is activated 
by locking in the 
SET switch on the HCAU and 
then depressing the m key on station 17. 
After the station has been activated, a program 
number is dialed on the station dial pad, and 
the system responds as follows: 
Type 1 program: Station 17 LEDs display the 
existing data in these categories. 
Type 2 program: CO10 LED on station 17 
flashes continuously. Actual data can be 
reviewed without alteration by multiple de- 
pressions of the a key. 
02.04 Data can be altered while it is being 
displayed. To input new data via station 17, 
perform the following: 
Type 1 program: The state of an LED is al- 
tered 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 display the data in binary for- 
mat. An LCD EKT also displays the data. 
02.05 Once the desired data is entered and 
displayed, it is written into memory by depres- 
sing the m key on station 17. 
l System and CO line options are written into 
temporary storage when the m key is 
depressed. After 
all changes in these cate- 
gories have been made, transfer the data 
into working memory per Paragraph 02.06. 
l Station option data (with the exception of 
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CO line access assignments) are written 
into the main data memory; therefore, all 
than es are effective immediately after the 
Ed 0 B key is depressed. However, it is rec- 
ommended that the data transfer proce- 
dures per Paragraph 02.06 be utilized for 
added programming protection. 
02.06 Data may be secured in working 
memory in one of two ways: 
1) If the system is not in service, release the 
SET switch on the HCAU, and cycle (rock) the 
system power switch OFF (HPSU +5V and 
power LEDs must go off) and ON to transfer all 
data into the main data memory. Note: all calls 
are dropped when this occurs. 
2) If the system is in service and no calls 
should bf 3 dropped, depress the followin ke 
&3il s, 
in the order given here, on station 17: . - 1 
pim@gmmmmn;;mm 
m. This code secures the data in working 
memory without cancelling any calls. Release 
the SET switch. 
02.10 Programming CO1 8 - 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 pro- 
gram CO1 8 - 21, it is necessary to dial p after 
the first digit of the program number. CO 
key/LEDs 1 - 4 will then function as CO18 - 
21. For example: 
For Program 04: Dial 1 pa 
For Program 7XX: Dial npafl 
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 sta- 
tion being programmed). To save time, it is 
possible to program all stations or groups of 
stations simultaneously. 
02.22 Multiple station programming is ac- 
complished by substituting a special group 
code for the station number part of the pro- 
gram number (XX). The codes are: 
1 m: All stations 
10: Stations 10 - 17 I 
!I : Stations 18 - 25 
I 
: Stations 26 - 33 
1 1: Stations 34 - 41 
11: Stations 42 - 49 
ml: Stations 50 - 57 
11: Stations 58 - 65 
02.23 When the multiple station group code 
is entered, the LEDs display existing data as 
follows: 
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. 
02.24 The state of an LED is altered by de- 
pressing its associated key. LEDs that are 
flashing 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 sta- 
tions 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. 
02.25 Once the proper data is selected, 
depress the m key in the usual manner to 
write it into memory. 
02.30 Using 1 O-key EKT for Programming 
02.31 If station 17 is equipped with a lo-key 
EKT, the system must be so informed by set- 
ting the CO7 LED to “ON” in Program 01. This 
change is effective immediately upon depress- 
ing the m key, making it easy to switch 
between EKTs. 
02.32 Once the system recognizes a lo-key 
EKT, the handset hookswitch is used as a shift 
signal to make the lo-key LEDs compatible 
with the 20-key programming format. 
02.33 As shown in Figure 1, when in the 
programming mode, the key/LEDs represent 
INT, CO1 - CO9 when the handset is on-hook 
and CO10 - CO1 7, DND and MW/FL when the 
handset is off-hook. It is possible to switch 
back and forth an unlimited number of times 
without disturbing the data. 
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							Programming Mode 
Normal 
Mode Handset 
On-hook Handset 
Off-hook 
FIGURE 1 - IO-key EKT KEY FORMAT 
NOTE: 
This procedure is for programming pur- 
poses only! For normal operation, the 
station 1.7 EKT must be set using 
Program 4XX. 0#9: Off-Premise Line Hunting 
100: Toll Restriction System Parameters 
101: Toll Restriction Disable 
102: Forced Account Code Check 
103: OCC or Equal Access #l 
104: OCC Authorization Code Length #l 
105: OCC or 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 
1X2: Toll Restriction Class Office Code 
Entry 
1 Xl : Toll Restriction Class Area/Office 
Code Exception Table Selection 
2XY: Toll Restriction Area/Office Code 
Exception Table 
190: PBX Backup 
02.40 Preparation 19X: PBX Access Codes 
02.41 Before 
Strata system data can be 
programmed, option selections must be made 
and then indicated on the System Record 
Sheet (see Appendix 1). The record sheet, one 
of which accompanies each HKSU, serves as a 
programming guide and installation record. C) Station Options 
02.42 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 
selected. 3XX: Station CO Line Access 
4XX: Station Type Assignment 
4#XX: Station Flexible Key Assignments 
5XX: Station Class of Service #l 
5#XX: Station Class of Service #2 
6XX: Station Toll Restriction Classification 
6#XX: Station-to-Station Hunting 
7XX: Station Outgoing Call Restriction 
8XX: CO Ringing Assignments-DAY 
8#XX: CO Ringing Assignments-DAY 2 
9xX: CO Ringing Assignments-NITE 
A) System Options 
01: System Assignments (Basic) 
02: System Assignments (Options) 
0#2: Account Code Digit Length and TIE 
Line/OPX Selection 
03: System Assignments (Options) 
04: CO Outpulsing Selection 
05: Automatic Recall From Hold Timing 
0#5: Camp-on Timeout 02.43 The System Record Sheet is used to 
record the assignment of features for each 
program. For Type 1 programs, an “X” placed 
in the record indicates that the associated LED 
should be turned on (lit) during the program- 
ming process. For Type 2 programs, the actual 
data is recorded. 
B) CO Line Options 
06: Automatic Release On Hold 
Enable 02.44 Make the system option selections per 
the following instructions, and record the var- 
ious choices in the System Record Sheet. Use 
tables 5 through 46 for detailed programming 
instructions. 
0#6: Trunk-to-Trunk Connection Enable 
07: Automatic Release On Hold Timing 
08: Tenant Service Selection 02.50 System Options: 
01 Program - System Assignments.(Basic) 
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0#8: Night Ring Over External Page 
09: Single CO (Dial 9) Group Selection 
09X: Four CO Line (Dial 91, 92, 93, 94) 
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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 CO1 7 
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 CO16 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 CO1 5 
if 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 CO14 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 CO1 2 if 
a 33% make/break timing ratio is required. 
Leave blank if 40% (usual setting) is sufficient- 
6) MF Signal Time - mark an X next to CO1 1 
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 
CO9 if the system is to be non-private. Leave 
blank if the system is to be private. 
8) Station 17 10/20-key EKT - mark an X 
next to CO7 if station 17 is equipped with a 
lo-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 
1.5-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 
automaitcally dialed number. Leave blank if a 
pause is not required. 12) Pause Timing (m key) - mark an X 
next to CO3 if a 3-second pause (for dial tone 
delay) is required. Leave blank if a 1.5-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 0.5 second. 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) 
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) Trunk-to-Trunk Connection/Station 33 - 
mark an X next to CO1 7 if circuit for station 33 
is to be dedicated to trunk-to-trunk connection. 
Leave blank if station 33 is to be an EKT. 
2) Trunk-to-Trunk Connection/Station 32 - 
mark an X next to CO16 if the circuit for sta- 
tion 32 is to be dedicated to trunk-to-trunk 
connection. Leave blank if station 32 is to be 
an EKT. 
3) Trunk-to-Trunk Connection/Station 31 - 
mark an X next to CO1 5 if circuit for station 31 
is to be dedicated to trunk-to-trunk connection. 
Leave blank if station 31 is to be an EKT. 
4) Trunk-to-Trunk Connection/Station 30 - 
mark an X next to CO14 if the circuit for sta- 
tion 30 is to be dedicated to trunk-to-trunk 
connection. Leave blank if station 30 is to be 
an EKT. 
5) Trunk-to-Trunk Connection/Station 29 - 
mark an X next to CO1 3 if circuit for station 29 
is to be dedicated to trunk-to-trunk connection. 
Leave blank if station 29 is to be an EKT. 
6) Trunk-to-Trunk Connection/Station 28 - 
mark an X next to CO12 if the circuit for sta- 
tion 28 is to be dedicated to trunk-to-trunk 
connection. Leave blank if station 28 is to be 
an EKT. 
NOTE: 
See Program 0#6 to select CO lines for 
Trunk-to- Trunk Connection. 
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							7) Amplified Conference/Stations 18 and 19 
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mark an X next to CO1 1 if the circuits for 
stations 18 and 19 are to be dedicated to 
Amplified Conference. Leave blank if stations 
18 and 19 are to be EKTs. 
NOTE: 
Requires customer-supplied amplifier. 
One Amplified Conference per system 
(first-come/first-served basis); also used 
for trunk-to-trunk connections. 
8) Station 25 OPX Busy-out - mark an X next 
to CO10 if the system is to “busy-out” OPX 
station 25 (not installed). Leave blank if the 
station is not to present a busy signal. (Has no 
meaning if HOXB is not installed.) 
9) Station 23 OPX Busy-out - mark an X next 
to CO9 if the system is to “busy-out” OPX sta- 
tion 23 (not installed). Leave blank if the sta- 
tion is not to present a busy signal. (Has no 
meaning if an OPX is not installed at station 
23.) 
10) Station 21 OPX Busy-out - mark an X 
next to CO8 if the system is to “busy-out” OPX 
station 21 (not installed). Leave blank if the 
station is not to present a busy signal. (Has no 
meaning if an OPX is not installed at station 
21 J 
11) LCD Timer - mark an X next to CO4 if the 
Dialed Number display on the LCD EKTs is in- 
dicated for 1 minute before changing to 
Elapsed Time. Leave blank if 15 seconds are 
sufficient. 
12) Night Ring Over External Page - mark an 
X next to CO2 if Night Ringing Over External 
Page is required. Leave blank if no ringing is to 
be heard over External Page. Note: 
Program 
0#8 selects which individual CO(s) will ring. 
13) Background Music (BGM) Over External 
Page - mark an X next to CO1 if BGM is to be 
heard over the External Page circuit. Leave 
blank if BGM is not to be heard over the Exter- 
nal Page circuit. 
14) External Page with All Call Page - mark 
an X next to INT if the External Page circuit is 
to be included in an All Call Page. Leave blank 
if All Call Page is not to be heard over the 
External Page circuit. 
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and TIE Line/OPX Selection 
This program has two sections. The first 
defines the number of digits required in an 
account code (Forced Account Code feature). 
Enter the number of digits to be used (4 - 15). 
The second section is only required for TIE line 
operation; it assigns TIE line class of service 
and dedicated station circuits for use with an 
HTIB module (one HTlB requires two stations). 
1) TIE Line Class of Service - mark an X next 
to CO1 1 if incoming TIE line calls are to be 
allowed handsfree answerback to stations and 
access to paging. Leave blank if not allowed. 
2) TIE Line Assignment - mark an X next to 
CO9 if stations 22 and 23 are to be used for 
TIE line operation. Leave blank if these sta- 
tions are to be used for off-premise extensions 
or EKTs. 
3) TIE Line Assignment - mark an X next to 
CO8 if stations 20 and 21 are to be used for 
TIE line operation. Leave blank if these sta- 
tions are to be used for off-premise exten- 
sions or EKTs. 
03 Program - System Assignments 
(Options) 
Seventeen options are selected with this 
program, using the various keys to change the 
status of their respective LEDs. For the options 
selected, mark an X as indicated. 
1) Door Lock Timeout - mark an X next to 
CO17 if the door lock is to operate for 6 sec- 
onds. Leave blank if 3 seconds is sufficient. 
2) Door Phone Alarm - mark an X next to 
CO16 if door phone C is to be a door alarm. 
Leave blank if it is to be a door phone. 
3) Door Phone Lock - mark an X next to 
CO15 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 
CO14 if the system is to busy-out door phone 
C. Leave blank if it is not to show busy. 
5) Door Phone B Busy - mark an X next to 
CO13 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 CO1 2 if station 14 is to be a door 
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phone output. Leave blank if an EKT is to be 
used at this station. 
7) Station 13 Door Phone/EKT - mark an X 
next to CO1 1 if station 13 is to be a door 
phone output. Leave blank if an EKT is to be 
used at this station. 
NOTE: 
If both CO1 1 and CO12 LEDs are on, sta- 
tion 13 will be a Door Phone and station 
14 will be an EKT. 
8) Station 10 m Key - mark an X next to 
CO10 if the m key on station 10 is to be an 
alarm key. Leave blank if m key is required. 
9) Station 10 B Key - mark an X 
next to CO9 if the m key on station 10 is to 
be a m key. Leave blank if a 
q key is 
required. 
NOTE: 
The 
q key at station 10 is for a system 
without DSS # 1. 
10) Ringing Modes - mark an X next to CO8 
if three ringing modes (Day, Day 2, Night) are 
used. Leave blank if two ringing modes (Day, 
Night) are required. 
11) Tenant Service - mark an X next to CO7 
if the system is to be equipped with Tenant 
Service. 
12) DSS Console - mark an X next to CO6 if 
calls from a DSS console are to be preceded by 
a tone. Leave blank if a DSS console call is to 
be voice first. 
13) Message Center-Station 12 - mark an X 
next to CO4 if station 12 is to be the message 
center. 
14) Message Center-Station 11 - mark an X 
next to CO3 if station 11 is to be the message 
center. 
15) Message Center-Station 10 - 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 be registered. 16) DSS 2 - mark an X next to CO1 if the 
system is to be equipped with DSS 2. 
17) DSS 1 - mark an X next to INT if the 
system is to be equipped with DSS 1. 
04 Program - CO Outpulsing Selection 
Selects DTMF tone (MF) or rotary dial pulse 
(DP) outpulsing. 
l Mark an X next to the 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 
from Hold feature. (Used only if COlO, CO1 1 
and CO1 2 LEDs are OFF in Program 5#XX.) 
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. 
0#5 Program - Camp-on Timeout 
Sets the timing for the originating station to 
be recalled by a CO line that was camped on 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. 
02.60 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. This feature will also release 
trunk-to-trunk connections if enabled in Pro- 
grams 02 and 0#6. 
l Mark an X next to each CO line that re- 
quires AROH. 
0#6 Program - Trunk-to-Trunk Connection 
Enable 
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Selects the CO lines to be used for trunk-to- 
trunk connections. The CO line/keys represent 
themselves. 
l Mark an X next to CO lines to be used for 
trunk-to-trunk connections. 
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.) 
o Mark an X next to each CO line that re- 
quires XB timing; leave blank if ESS timing 
is required. 
08 Program - Tenant Service Selection 
Informs the system of the CO lines that are 
assigned to each tenant. Night ringing transfer 
of lines assigned to Tenants #l and #2 are 
controlled by DSS 1 (station 10) and DSS 2 
(station 1 I), respectively. Ringing CO lines 
assi ned to Tenant #1 may be picked up with 
d . 
key and Tenant #2 CO lines may be 
picked up with m key. 
Each CO key represents itself. 
(Has no meaning if Tenant Service was not 
selected in Program 03.) 
l Mark an X next to each CO line that is to 
belong to Tenant #2. Leave blank if the line 
is to belong to Tenant #l . 
0#8 Program - Night Ring Over External 
Page 
Selects whether or not a CO line rings over 
external page. (Has no meaning if CO2 LED 
was not ON in Program 02.) 
l Mark an X next to the CO lines that ring 
over external page. 
09 Program - Single CO (Dial 9) Group 
Selection 
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 CO15 LED in Program 01 is 
OFF.) 
l Mark an X next to each CO line that is to be 
included in the “Dial 9” group. 09X Program - Four CO Line (Dial 91, 92, 
93, 94) Groups Selection 
Informs the system of the CO lines that 
should be considered for selection when a sta- 
tion dials B 0, u 1, i 1 or a 8. Each CO key/LED 
reoresents itself. (Used only if the CO15 LED 
in-Program 01 is ON.) 
1) Mark an X next to each CO key/LED that is 
to be included in the 94 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 - Off-Premise Line Hunting 
Selects which CO lines ring the device con- 
nected to the “HUNT” output on the HOLB 
option module. The “TEL” output always rings. 
The first incoming CO line connected to the 
HOLB (i.e., 1, 4, 7, etc.) rings the “HUNT” out- 
put in the DAY and NIGHT mode if the asso- 
ciated CO line is not marked. Mark an X next 
to the CO line if hunting is desired in the 
NIGHT mode only. 
All other incoming CO lines connected to the 
HOLB mark an X next to the CO line that is to 
ring the “HUNT” output in the NIGHT mode. 
Leave blank if no night hunting is desired. 
These CO lines do not hunt in the DAY mode. 
100 Program - Toll Restriction System 
Parameters 
An entry in this program is required only if 
3- or B-digit toll restriction is desired. Informs 
the system of the dialing plan in the system 
home area code. Three types of dialing plans 
are available. Mark an X next to the LED that 
indicates the dialing plan area of the installa- 
tion location 
CO2*: 1 + AC + NNX (long-distance dialing 
outside home area code) 
NNX (toll dialing within home area 
code) 
CO1: 1 t AC + NNX (long-distance dialing 
outside home area code) 
1 + NNX (toll dialing within home area 
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INT: 
AC + NNX (long-distance dialing out- 
side home area code) 
1 + NNX (toll dialing within home area 
code) 
AC = Area Code 
NNX/NXX = Office Code 
N=2-9 
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 standard office 
codes. j 
101 Program - Toll Restriction Disable 
Assigns Toll Restriction to CO lines. The CO 
key/LEDs represent themselves. 
l Mark an X next to each CO line to which 
Toll Restriction will not apply. 
102 Program - Forced Account Code 
Check 
This program applies forced account codes 
to CO lines. Stations accessing these jines are 
then forced to enter account codes if required 
by their class of service registrations. See Pro- 
gram 5#XX, CO14 key/LED. (Note: 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 are to 
force an account code for the EKTs selected 
in Program 5#XX. 
103 Program - Equal Access (10XxX) 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 
Length #I 
Informs the system of the number of digits 
in the first OCC Authorization Code. These dig- 
its are also ignored for Toll Restriction pur- 
poses when an outgoing call is placed over an 
OCC. Enter the number of digits in the authori- zation code. 
105 Program - Equal Access (10XxX) or 
Other Common Carrier (OCC) #2 
Informs the system of the second &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 
Length #2 
Informs the system of the number of digits 
in the second OCC Authorization Code. These 
digits are also ignored for Toll Restriction 
purposes when an outgoing call is made over 
an OCC. Enter the number of digits in the 
authorization code. 
108 Program - Toll Restriction Override 
Code #l 
Registers the first of two codes that override 
toll restriction on outgoing calls. Enter the four 
digits of the first toll restriction override code. 
109 Program - Toll Restriction Override 
Code #2 
Registers the second of two codes that over- 
ride toll restriction on outgoing calls. Enter the 
four digits of the second toll restriction 
override code. 
1X0 Program - Toll Restriction Class 
Parameters (X = 1 w 4) 
This program defines parameters for each 
class of toll restriction (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 is required only if 3- or 6-digit toll 
restriction is desired. 
l Mark an X next to the LED for each param- 
eter of each toll restriction class used. 
co2: 
COl: 
INT: 
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All restricted area codes plus the 
office code of 555 are allowed, includ- 
ing out-of-area directory assistance 
calls (e.g., 213+555+1212). 
Overseas operator or unassisted over- 
seas calls are to be restricted 
(01 /Ol 1). 
Operator or operator-assisted calls are 
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							IXY Program - Toll Restriction Class Area 
Code Entry (X = Class 1 - 4) [Y = allow (2). 
deny (3) or display (4)] 
This program defines the area codes allowed 
or denied for each toil restriction class. 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 
each class. All allowed area codes can be dis- 
played (4) for each class For Toll Restriction 
Class 1, enter all allowed area codes in the 
upper section of the record sheet and all 
denied area codes in the lower section. Make 
additional copies of the record sheet for Toll 
Restriction Classes 2, 3 and 4. 
IXZ Program - Toll Restriction Class Office 
Code Entry (X = Class 1 - 4) [Z = allow (6). 
deny (7) or display (8)] 
This program defines the office codes 
allowed or denied for each toll restriction class 
within the home area code. Entry to this pro- 
gram is required only if 3- or 6-digit toll re- 
striction 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. 
IX1 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 examples following Program 
2XY. 
l Mark an X next to the LED of each area/of- 
fice code exception table (1 - 8/INT - C07) 
to be selected for each toll restriction class. 
2XY Program - Toll Restriction Area/Office PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 
SECTION 300-020-300 
JULY 1986 
Code Exception Table 
Entry to this program is required only if 
6-digit (area/office code) toll restriction is 
desired. There are eight area/office code 
exception 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 in the table are 
displayed when Y = 4. Each area/office excep- 
tion table selected with Program IX1 will be 
an exception (opposite) to the allow (Program 
1 X2) or deny (Program 1X3) area code table 
for each toll restriction class. See the detailed 
programming chart for area code and office 
code entry procedures. The examples below 
are provided for additional information. 
1) Normal restriction (allow all office codes 
within an area code) for stations in Class 1. 
l Program IXY is programmed to allow 
(142) 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. 
l Program 1 XY remains the same (112). 
l Program IX1 has area/office code 
exception Table 1 (INT) selected (111). 
o Program 2XY (211 and 212) are pro- 
grammed for area code 213 (212) and 
office code 635 also (211). Class 1 sta- 
tions are allowed to dial all office codes 
in area code 213 
except 635. 
190 Program - PBX Backup 
Assigns CO lines to Behind-PBX operation. 
The system recognizes PBX access codes on 
selected lines. 
l Mark an X next to each CO key/LED that is 
to be connected to a PBX station line. 
19X Program - PBX Access Codes 
Assigns codes that are used to access CO 
lines connected to a PBX as determined in 
Program 
190. Strata recognizes the 
access codes and reacts appropriately for Toll 
Restriction, Automatic Dialing and Repeat Last 
Number Dialed. 
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							PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 
SECTION 300-020-300 
JULY 1986 
l Enter the actual one- or two-digit access 
codes (maximum: 8). 
NOTE: 
If the access code is a single digit, enter 
“*” 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 ‘D” (do not care) in the 
second column. 
02.70 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 does not 
have key or LED functions for that CO line and 
cannot access that line by dial code. 
l Selections must be repeated for all stations 
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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 of EKT being 
used at each station and the order of CO line 
appearances. The selections listed below must 
be repeated for each station. In all cases, mark 
an X where required.- 
1) Mark an X next to CO1 6 if you want the 
first CO line number to be CO19 (location 
depends on the selection at CO9). 
2) Mark an X next to CO15 if you want the 
first CO line number to be CO16 (location 
depends on the selection at CO9). 
3) Mark an X next to CO14 if you want the 
first CO line number to be CO13 (location 
depends on the selection at CO9). 
4) Mark an X next to CO13 if you want the 
first CO line number to be CO10 (location 
depends on the selection at CO9). 
5) Mark an X next to CO12 if you want the 
first CO line number to be CO7 (location 
depends on the selection at CO9). 
6) Mark an X next to CO1 1 if you want the 
first CO line number to be CO4 (location 
depends on the selection at CO9). 7) Mark an X next to CO10 if you want the 
first CO line number to be CO1 (location 
depends on the selection at CO9). 
8) Mark an X next to CO9 if the CO lines are to 
be assigned from top to bottom (descending 
order). If CO9 is left blank, CO lines are 
assigned bottom to top (ascending order). 
9) Mark an X next to CO7 if 20-key pattern C 
is desired (see Figure 2). 
IO) Mark an X next to CO6 if 20-key pattern B 
is desired (see Figure 2). 
11) Mark an X next to CO5 if 20-key pattern A 
is desired (see Figure 2). 
12) Mark an X next to CO1 if a lo-key EKT is 
equipped (see Figure 2). 
13) Mark an X next to INT if a 20-key EKT is 
equipped. 
1 O-key 20-key 
A 
IMW/FLI 20-key 
ki2ki-l 20-key 
kiihil 
FIGURE 2 - EKT KEY PAlTERNS 
4#XX Program - Station Flexible Key 
Assignments 
Informs the system of the features that are 
assigned to the flexible keys at each station. 
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