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Table 420-l Digital System Attendant Numbering Plan 
j 1.00-127 Station Intercom Numbers [DVX ‘1 
j 100-155 Station intercom Numbers (DVX ‘1 
199 Modern v-la DISA access or transfer 
; 22 ICI Call Park Location O-7 (system) 
/ 
228 Personal Park 
33 IHI Hunt Gmup Pilot Numbers O-7 
MM Voice Mail Group Pilot Numbers O-7 
55 IV1 ACD./UCD Gmup Wet Numbers @7 
! 566 ACD*/UCD Avatlable/Unavailable 
; 567 55 IV] ACD*/UCD Calis in Queue Display 
I 570[BB] ACD’ Call Quah&r 
571 ACD+ Agent Logout 
572 55 IUj ACD* Agent hgin 
573 
574 
575 
576 
577 
6# K=‘l 
6* 
601 
602 
603 
604 
620 
621 
622 
623 
624 
625 
626 
627 
628 
631 
632 
633 
Ia 
633 IO01 
634 
635 
636 
m 
mw+I71 
IFWIN +I81 
mm1 +I91 
mml+[*l 
680 
690 
691 [BB] ACD’ Group Member Status 
ACD’ Agent Hdp Request 
ACD* Supervisor Logout 
ACD’ Supervisor Iqin 
ACD* Supervisor Queue Status Display 
Tone Mode Ring Option 
Dial 3y Name 
Attendant Ove&de 
Disable Outgoing CO Line Access 
CO Line Off-Net Forward 
Night Service 
Camp-Oil 
Line Qucuc 
CallBack 
Message Wait 
conrereTlce 
Executive Override/Monitor Barge-In 
ICR Queue Cancel 
Account Code Enter 
OHVO Enable 
Do Not Disturb 
Background Music 
Pcrsonabmd Messages 
Clear 
Personalized Messages 
Headset Mode 
ICLID’ Unanswered Calls Display 
Station Relocate 
m Cd Forward 
No Answer - Call Forward 
Busy - Cd Forward 
Busy/No Answer - Call Fomard 
Off-Net - Cdl Forward 
Dial Speed Directory 
Name 
in Display Programming 
Off-hook Prefmce PI-U- 692 
693 
694 
695 
70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
75 
76 tOI 
76 14 
77 
81 
82 
83 
84 
a5 
86 
87 
88 ml 
9 
0 
#O 
#1 
At22 [Cl 
#3 
Time & Date Programrnm 
(1st progmmmed Attend& 
Directory List program code 
Custom Message(s) program code 
Dlsttncttvc Ringillg 
All Call Page (Intcmal & External] 
In- Page zol-le I 
Internal Page Zone 
2 
Internal Page Zone 3 
IntemaI Page Zone 4 
lntemal All Call Page 
ISternal All Call Page (AR zones) 
External Page ZQncs l-7 
Meet-Me-Page Answer 
CO Line Group 1 
(if LCFt is enabled) 
CO tine Group 2 
CO Line Gmup 3 
CO Line Group 4 
CO Line Group 5 
CO Line Group 6 
CO Line Gmup 7 
ti CO line Groups 
(CO Line Off-Net 
Forward) 
LCR or CO IJne Gmup 1 
(if LCR is disabled) 
Attendant 
Group Cal1 Pick Up (Key & SLT] 
Directed Call Pick-up (SLT) 
CJall Park Pickup (Key and SLZ’) 
Univnsal Night Answer 
[SPEED] YY Speed Dial Acctss 
(OO- 19 Station] (20-99 System) 
ISPEED]+~~)Save Number Redid 
ISPEED]+[#~Last Number Reckd 
XXX = inta-com Station Nunhers 
YY=SpetdDtiBinnun~bcrs 
Z = Personalized Messages 
BB = 3utton Number 
U = ACD* or UCD Croup Number &7 
C = Call Park Location O-7 
H = Hunt Group 
Number O-7 
V = Voice Mail Group Number 0-7 
P = External Page Zone Number l-7 
‘Features only if ACD system features or ICLID 
software is purchased separately. 
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420.3 
ANSWERINGAN OUTSIDE CALL 
a. Lift handset. 
b. Press slow flashing outside line button. (If 
your telephone is programmed with Bre- 
fen-& Line Answer, you may answer an 
outside line by lifting the handset.) 
420.4 PLACING OUTSXDE LINE ON HOLD 
a. If your system is programmed for Exclusive 
Hold Preference. press HOLD button 
once 
for Exclusive Hold and twice for System 
Hold. 
b.If your system is programmed for System 
Hold Preference, press HOLD button once 
for System Hold and twice for Exclusive 
Hold, 
420.5 
ANSWERING A REcAtcING Om- 
SIDE LINE 
When an outside line has remained on hoId for 
an extended period of time, you will be re- 
minded with a recalling ring. 
a. Press outside line button flashing at very 
fast rate. 
b. Lift handset to converse. 
420.6 
ATTENDANT DIMBLE OUTGO- 
INC; ACCESS 
The attendant station can disable CO lines, 
preventing outgoing CO calls. 
a. Lift handset or press ON/OFF button. 
b.Dial [602] on the dial pad. Confirmation 
tone is heard. 
c. Depress the line button(s) of the CO Line(s) 
to be disable. Conflnnation tone is heard 
and the CO Line Button(s) LED 
is flashing. 
d.To re-activate the CO Line@], repeat the 
steps followed to disable it. 
420.7 ATTENDANTOVERRRIE 
If Attendant 
Override is allowed, Attendant(s) 
stations may override or call stations that are 
either 
busy or in Do Not Disturb. 
If the Attendant calls a station that is busy on 
a CO call and wishes to alert them of a 
waiting 
CEiJk 
a. Press the pre-programmed* ATIN OVER- 
RIDE button. Three short tone bursts will 
be presented to the called party. 
b-After five (51 seconds. the station’s CO line 
WJ automatial@ be placed on hold and 
the Attendant will be cut-&-u. If the Attendant calls a station that is in Do Not 
Disturb mode and wishes to alert them of a call; 
a. Press the pre-programmed* Am OVER- 
RIDE button. The station will be signaled 
with a Camp-on tone. 
*Refer to Sec. 400.37, Fiexible Button 
Assignment. 
420.8 ATTENDANTRECALL 
When an outside line has remained on hold for 
an extended period of time, you will be re- 
minded with a recalling ring. 
a. Press outside 
line button flashing at a very 
fast rate. 
b. 
Lift handset to converse. 
420.9 
DATAFEATURE’ 
The Data Feature is a time division switched, 
point to point data transmission capability 
which permits simultaneous voice and data 
communimtfons (within the same system but 
not the same port). The Data Feature offers the 
ability to transmit data information between 
personal computers. printers, plotters. mo- 
dems, CRT terminals, 
and main frame com- 
puter ports. 
To establish a Data call, a Digital Data Interface 
Unit (DDIU) is required to be connected to each 
data communications device. Data information 
can be switched through the system at speeds 
of 300. 1200. 2400, 4800, 9600. 19.2K and 
38.4K baud asynchronous. 
To estab&h a connection between two DDIU: 
a.The first attendant dials the extension 
number of one data unit. Dial tone is re- 
ceived and the display will show the BAUD 
RATE. ..- 
b-The fkst attendant then dials the station 
number 
of the second data unit. Confii- 
tion tone is heard. This connection will be 
maintained until the f%st attendant dials 
the station number of one DDIU followed 
by pressing the FLASH button, 
To break down an established connection: 
a. The first attendant dials one of the DDIU 
extension numbers 
gesses the DSS button for the DDIU. 
b. Press the “FIJGH” button. The connection 
is removed. 
The 
first attendant can configure any DDW by: 
1. Dial the DDIU access code (631 on the dial 
pad. 
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2, Enter the three-digit extension number of 
the DDIU. The display will show the BAUD 
rate setting. the data length [8 or 9). and 
the number of stop bits (1 or 2). 
To change the baud rate: 
1. Press the “HOLD” button. Then enter the 
one-digit baud rate desired. 
- 1=300 
- 2=1200 
- 3=2400 
- 4=4800 
- 5=9600 
- 6= 19.2K 
- 7= 38.4K 
2.Press the SPEED button to save any 
changes made. 
To change the character length: 
1. Press the TRAN button. Then enter the 
one-digit character length desired, either 8 
or 9. 
2,Press the SPEED button to save any 
changes made. 
To change the number of stop bits: 
l.Press the MUTE button. Then enter the 
one-digit stop bit desired. 
2. Press the SPEED button save any changes 
made. 
Refer to Station Attributes Programming, 
730.2, Station Identification for programming 
the Station ID of the Digilzd Data Interface Unit 
(DDITJ. Also refer to Sec. 730.3. Digital Data 
Lnterface Unit fDDIv) for progmmming the pa- 
rameters of the Digital Data Interface Unit 
[DDIU). 
Conditions: 
l The system is transparent to the devices 
. being connected. Therefore each DDIU 
must be conf?gured with a sped&z baud 
rate. number of data brts and number of 
stop bits. This con&guration will be done 
by the first attendant or in the caSe of an 
associated data unit can be configured 
by the user. 
l Data pork can be arranged in ACD or 
UCD Groups, or Hunt Groups. 
l Data ports do not have to.be associated 
with a keyset, however to connect two 
DDIU devices one of them must be asso- 
ciated with a keyset unless the cormec- 
tion is made by the first attendant. 
l When the data connection has been 
completed, the baud rate used in the connection will be displayed on the 
keyset. 
l Non associated DDIW connections can 
be broken down by the first attendant. 
l A DDIU has a DCE interface. Therefore 
a straight through RS-232C cable can be 
used connect to a DTE device (printer. 
PC, etc.). 
l Each DDIU requires a digital terminal 
port. 
420.10 DIALBYNAME 
The system will allow station users to dial ex- 
tension numbers or speed bin by entering a 
name of a person 
that has been programmed 
for that station. The system database will allow 
entty of a name (alphanumeric) up to 24 char- 
acters in length for each station. This pro- 
grammed name can be used for 
dialing-by-name station users and in some 
cases LCD displays. 
To dial a station user by name: 
a Dialthe Dial-BY-Name code [6*] on the dial 
pad. 
;ess the pre-programmed* DlAL-BY- 
NAME flex button. 
b.Dial the desired person’s name using the 
keys on the key pad. For example: if you 
wanted to call Linda Murphy, and last 
names were entering into the directory di- 
aling list. you would press the digtt 6 (M), 
then the digit 8 Iv). then the digit 7 (RI. the 
digit 7 again PI, the digit 4 N and finally 
the digit 9 0. 
When the system finds a unique numeric 
match bdlJRPHY=687749) to the name be- 
ing dialed. the call will be placed to the 
station matching the name. The intercom 
Cal will signal the station according to the 
HF-TN-W switch setting, If fewer than 
eight digrts are diafed. the numeric match 
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out occurs, or if a ^+Y” (pound]. is pressed. 
*Refer to Sec. 400.37. Flexible Button 
Assignment. 
Conditions: 
l The system wiII dial the station that 
matches the dialed name when a unique 
match is found. If multipie names are 
located (found) after eight digits. the fast 
one is dialed. 
l The names will be entered as a part of 
the system attributes database. Num- 
bers may 
be entered as part of a name. 
To avoid confhcts. all names must have 
a unique numerical sequence. 
420.11 DISTINCTIVE RINGING 
The tone ring signal used to no* stations of 
an incw cdl can be changed 
by each sta- 
tion user 
to provide distinctive ringing among a 
group of stations. Each station user may select 
a distinctive ringing tone that will be used to 
ring their statfon. The system provides 81 dif- 
ferent ring patterns that each station user may 
select from. 
To select a distictive ring tone for a station: 
a. Dial the Tone Ring program code [695) on 
the dial pad. 
b. Enter the two-digit tone number. The tele- 
phone speaker will sound a steady tone 
that correlates to the two digit entry. 
c. When the desired tone is selected. press 
the SPEED button to save thts as the tone 
to be presented when the station is tone 
rung- Confirmation tonewihbe heard. This 
tone will be presented as a result of an 
incoming CO or intercom call, recalling CO 
line or Transferred CO line or at any other 
* time the station is tone rung (refer to con- 
ditions 
below). 
The 81 
ringing choices are as follows: 
12 
1 770/852 i 5Oms/50ms : 
I ! 
I ~~- 13 770/941 
5onls/5clns j 
14 
1 770/1209 I 5Oms/5Olns I 
15 i 770/1336 
1 5Oms/5Oms 
16 I 1 
770/1477 I 5Oms/5Orns I 
17 1 770/1633 1 5Oms/5Orns ! 
18 ! 77O/OFF I burst : 
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entry into the review process, the functions 
available to a phone are: 
Function Function 
Button _ 
1. Go to beginning of list 1 Did Code 
I I 635 
2. Reviewnextitem in this 
list entry ! & 
I 
i 
3. Step to next list entry. ! HOLD 
4. Delete this Ii& e.nW. 
5. Delete entire list., 1 FLASH 
! Note1 
6. Exit list review function. 
! ON/OFF 
7. Step to previous list entty. 
I TRANS 
8. Call Back 
1 SPEED 
’ This feature 
is oIlly available to the 
Attendant(s) station(s) to clear the list one 
entry at a time. 
To interrogate the ICUD Unanswered CalI Man- 
agement Table from any station in the system: 
a. Dial the access code 16351 on the dial pad. 
b. When the desired list entry is displayed on 
the LCD, press the SPEED button to auto- 
matically dial the list entry. 
To review the next item in this entry: 
a. Press the MUTE button to toggle to the next 
item,. 
b. Press the ONfOFFbutton to exit the review 
function. 
To review the next list entry: 
a. Press the HOLD button. 
To review the previous list entry: 
a. Press the TRAIVSfer button. 
The first Attendant is the only station that can 
delete an tidividuat list entry. 
At the first Attendant: 
a. Dial the access code I6351 on the diaI pad. 
To review the next list enky: 
a. Press the HOLD button, 
To review the previous list entry: 
a. Press the TRANSfer button. 
b.When the desired Ifst entry is displayed on 
the LCD. press the FLJ&H button to delete 
this ently. 
420.14 DJTlliRCOIk¶ UG 
Placing an Intercom CalI 
a. Press station key of party to be caIIed (if 
programmed at your phone); or dial station 
mtnber (100 to 155). 
b, You will hear ringing if called station is in 
the TN” answering mode; or two bursts bf 
tone if called station is in the ‘W or “W 
position. 
c. Lift handset or use speaker-phone, when 
tone bursts stop. 
d. Hang up to end call. 
Answering an Intercom Call 
With your intercom signal switch in the ‘TN” 
mode, you will hear repeated bursts of intercom 
tone ringing and the HOLD button will slow 
flash. 
a. Lift handset or press ON/OFF button to 
an!swer. 
b. Hang up to end call. 
In the “IV mode, you will Ilear two bursts of 
tone and one-way announcement. The HOLD 
button wiII slow flash 
and the caUing party 
cannot 
hear conversations in progress. 
In the “HF” mode, you will hear two bursts of 
tone and an announcement. Reply hands& or 
lift handset for prIvaoy. 
420.15 INCOMING CO IJNES OFF-NET 
f* spetd Ml 
AUows the first attendant station to forward 
incoming CO calls to an off-net location. 
In a speed dial bin. store the number of the 
off-net location where calIs are to be forwarded. 
FoUow instructions provided for storing station 
or system speed dial numbers. 
a. Dial 16031 on the dial pad, 
Or 
Press pre-programmed* CO Off-Net For- 
ward button. 
b. DIaI the CO group access code 
of the group 
to be fotied, 
kss the CO Une button for an individual 
CO Line for W-Net forward. 
81=CO Group 1 
82=CO 
Group 2 
83=CO Group 3 
84=CO Group 4 
85=CO Group 5 
86=CO Group 6 
87=CO Group 7 
88=AIl CO Une 
C. Dial the speed bin number that contains 
the number where calls are to be for- 
warded, 
or 
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Press the pre-programmed* button for the 
speed bin. Confirmation tone is heard. 
*Refer to Sec. 400.37, FlexZble Button 
Assignment. 
Canceling Off-Net Forwarding 
a. Dial [603) on the dial pad, 
OI- 
Press pre-programmed* CO Off-Net For- 
ward button. 
b. Dial the CO group access code, 
Or 
Press the CO Line button. 
c. Dial I#) on the dial pad. Confirmation tone 
is heard. 
420.16 EEYSEI’ SELF TEST 
The tnjtLtte Digital Key System contains a test 
mode feature that supports the off line testing 
of Digital keysets and DSS units, me term off 
line means 
that the unit under test is discon- 
nected i?om the switch during the test opera- 
tion. Keysets not under test continue to operate 
in the normal manner. Tests are provided to 
verify the keyset and DSS LED, LCD. and key- 
board button operations. 
a.The test mode is entered by taking a 
keyset’s handset off hook. 
b. Press the SPEED button and dial [7#] on 
the dial pad. This keystroke sequence dis- 
connects the keyset Corn the system and 
brings up the Test Mode Menu on the 
keyset’s LCD. The test mode is exited by 
putting the handset back on hook. This 
reconnects the keyset to the system. 
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Test Mode Menu: The menu allows the 
. opera& to select a t-t mode by pressing 
the mode number at the dial pad. The 
operator can ahways return to the m&n test 
menu by pressing t##J. 
A. Eeyset LCD/LED Test 
This test outputs a series of continuously 
repeated LCD string 
messages to LCD lines 
1 and 2. The set of strings consists of the 
letters ‘A’ through X and ‘a’ through ‘x’. 
The next set of strings are: 
31 
l The stnings are alternately displayed on 
lines 1 and 2 of the LCD display. 
l ln addition, all the LEDs are flashed at 
the rate of 15 IPM. 
B. Kcyset Button Test 
a. Pressing a keyset button turns on the LED 
and displays an LCD message identifying 
the key number. 
1; 
In addition switching the IITP swftch from 
one position to another will cause the letter 
“H_pOS”, “TYPOS”. or ‘P-POS” to be dis- 
played. 
b.Pressing dial pad keys displays an LCD 
message that indicates which digit was 
pressed. 
. 
c. =Ds can be tested independently of the 
KEYS by pressing the flex LED number at 
the did pad. For example. LED 10 is turned 
on by pressing dial pad digits “1” “0”. As 
each set of new numbers is entered the 
previously IX LEDis turned off and the new 
LED is turned on. Invalid flex values (ex, 
00.99) turn off -tIy lit LED. 
C. DSS Id3D/Button Teat 
When the DSS test is selected and a DSS 
test is invoked ALL DSSs associated with 
the keyset rurming the test are placed in 
test mode. 
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lfno DSS unit is associated wit the keyset, 
the keyset display will indicate “NO DSS”. 
The DSS LED test will cause all the LEDs 
to flash at a 15 IPM rate. Once startexl the 
DSS LED testwill continue until a DSS flex 
button is depressed. Pressing a DSS flex 
button turns on the flex key LED and dis- 
plays an LCD message on the associated 
keyset ide&f@ing the flex key number [Ol 
to 481. In addition, it turns off the pre- 
viously seIected flex LED. 
Conditions 
l Test mode interrupts the normal opera- 
tion of a keyset or DSS. 
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420.17 ME!3sAG= - CUSTOM 
This feature allows the system administrator to 
enter up to ten 
custom rmssages for use by 
station users of the system. These messages 
may be specified and customized by the cus- 
tomer on a system wide basis. 
A station wishing to select a message: 
a. Dial the Message Code [633] on the dial 
pad. 
or 
press the preprogrammed Message Ac- 
cess flexible button. 
b.DiaI the two-digit message code and hang 
UP- 
Example: 16331 + 121~301 means that a tele- 
phone calling the stationwill receive the custom 
message programmed at the attendant station 
by the system administrator. 
*Refer to Sec. 400.37, Flexible Button 
Assignment. 
To cancel the message: 
a. Dials the Message Access Code [633] + [OO] 
and hang up. 
The system administrator (Station 100) pro- 
grams the ten custom messages at the first 
attendant station as foIIow5: 
a. Dial the Custom Message program code 
I6941 on the dial pad. 
b. Enter the two-digit message bti number 
I21 - 301. 
c. Enter the custom message using the dial 
pad keys to enter the Ietters as follows: 
A =21 
B-22 
c=23 
D =31 
% =32 
F ~33 
G =41 
H -42 
I =43 
J=51 
K =52 
L =53 
T 
- M =61 
N =62 
0 =63 
P =71 
Q =74 
R =72 
s =73 
‘I’=81 
U =82 
v =83 
w =91 
x =92 
Y =93 
2=94 1 =1# 
2 =2# 
3=3# 
4=4# a4 =Ol 
, =02 
7 =03 
/=04 
! =*1 
$ =‘2 
Oh =*3 
& =*4 
l =*# 
(=#I 
I =#2 
+ =#3 
= =#4 
# =## 
Up to 24characters may be entered as the 
custom 
message (this will represent 48 digits 
entered).The actual Alpha-Numeric characters 
wiII be displayed as the digits are being entered 
while programming the messages. The atten- dant must go idle after programming a message 
before another message may be programmed. 
d.The user then presses the HOLD button to 
enter the message and confirmation tone 
will be heard. 
Conditions: 
l The telephone receiving the message 
must be a display telephone. 
l Both key tekphones and SLT can Ieave 
the message. SLTs are notified that they 
have left a message with a warning tone 
when going off-hook 
l Incoming and outgoing calIs are not in- 
hibited in any way with a message dis- 
played. 
l When a message is &played by a key 
telephone, the DND button LED flashes 
at the 15 ipm rate. 
l When DND is invoked on the telephone, 
the message is canceled. 
l Message Access (with a desired message) 
may be assigned to a flex button. 
l Message status is stored in battery pro- 
tected area of memory for retention 
across a power failure or system reset 
(soft or hard). 
l The function of Message Access is as- 
signed to a station ilezdble button in 
database admin. 
l A station user may store any of the avait- 
able messages under a il&ble button 
ass@ned as a 
Message Access button. 
l The attendant wilI receive the foIkswing 
display after e&zing the Custom Mes- 
sage Program code [694] on the dial pad. 
llllOQm1 
Then the foIIowing dispIay wiII be shown after 
the bin # has been selected. 
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The ten Custom Messages will be displayed in 
a similRr 
fashion as the “Canned” messages. 
The idle station display will show the message 
that has been activated at the station and a 
calIing station wiIl receive the STA m or 
name-in-display followed by the programmed 
custom messages. 
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420.18 DIRECTORY DIALXNG - Attendant 
Directory dialing allows station users to obtain 
a directory of station users and have the system 
dial the extension that is currently on the dis- 
play. The in$n&.e DVX I System provides loca- 
tions for up to 100 names, while the in. 
DVX ’ System provides locations for up to 200 
names. 
Directory dialing also allows users to program 
a ‘name” along with a speed dial bin for use in 
later locating a speed dial number. When 
prompted to do so, the system will display the 
name associated with a speed dial number on 
the LCD display so that when the desired name 
is shown. the user may then have the system 
dial the mnnber, 
Wectory dialing also allows users to associate 
a “name” with an entry in the local mxn- 
her/name translation table. When prompted to 
do so, the system win dispkxy the name associ- 
ated with the table on the LED display so that 
when the desired name is shown, the user may 
then have the system dial the number. The 
b-@nrte DVX’ System provides locations for up 
to 100 names, whiie the in#niteDvXIi System 
provides locations for up to 200 names. 
The Directory Dii kt may be programmed 
and maintained at the first assigned attendant 
station in one of two ways, however this adrnin 
routine provides a means for the directory list 
to be maintatned by the system programmer 
either IocaIly (at Station 100) or remotely via 
modem access. 
Directory dialing may also be used to transfer 
a call from one station to another. 
To view the directory list: 
a. Dial the Directory List dial code [680] on 
the dial pad, 
* 
kss the pre-programmed* flex button 
programmed as a directory dialing button. 
b. Press a button on the key pad. once, twice 
or three times, to represent the letter of the 
alphabet, to begin viewing the list of 
names. [i.e. the f3rst depression of the digit 
2 produces the names beginning with an 
“A”. The second depressjon of the digit 
2 
produces the names beginning wit a ‘B”. 
while the third depression of the dfgit 2 
produces the names beginning with a 7.) 
The letters of the alphabet are represented 
on the key pad as follows: 
I D.E.F i 
3- I 
I G.H.1 I 4 / 
i 
JKL ! 
5 ! 
M.N,O : 
6 
P.Q*.RS 1 7 1 
T,U.V I 
8 
WXY.2 9 
*does not appear on dial pad. 
J 
c. Names beginning with the letter chosen 
will appear on the LCD display. 
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d. Dial an [*I on the dial pad to scroll up (next 
entry) through the list? 
L a I#1 on the dial pad to scroll down 
(previous entry) through the list, 
or 
Press another key to vkw the list for a 
different letter of the alphabet. 
e.When the desired name is shown in the 
LCD display. pressing the SPEED button 
will automatically dial the destination sta- 
tion or outside phone number (via speed 
dial). 
Conditions: 
9 if the desired party is an intercom sta- 
tion, that station will be signaled accord- 
ing to that station’s intercom selector 
switch (SLT stations wili tone ring). 
l If the desired party is associated to a 
speed dial bin, the system will select a 
CO line and dial the number pro- 
grammed into the speed dial bin. Call 
progress tones will then be heard. 
To Transfer a Call using Directory Dialing: 
Whileonacail; 
a. Press the TRANsfer button; 
b. Dial the Directory Dial Code [SSO] on the 
dial pad, 
or 
press a pre-programmed* flex button pro- 
grimmned for directory dialing. 
c. Press the SPEED button to automatically 
dial the destination station. 
d. Hang up to complete the transfer. 
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							iqfinite DVX r and DVX ’ 
ATTENl&%NT FEATURE 
WEXZA~ON Digital Key Telephone Syf&ems 
A. x’rogrammiq - Attendant 
Directory dialing allows station users to obtain 
a directory of station users and have the system 
dial the extension that is currently on the dis- 
play. me injinite DVX I System provides loca- 
tions for up to 100 names, while the ir@r&e 
DVX IJ System provides locations for up to 200 
names. 
Directory dialing also allows users to program 
a ‘name” along with a speed dial bin for use in 
later locating a speed dial number. When 
prompted to do so, the system will display the 
name associated with a speed dial number on 
the LCD display so that when the desired name 
is shown, the user may then have the system 
dial the number. 
Directory dialing also allows users tc assodate 
a “name” with an entry in the local num- 
ber/name translation table. When prompted to 
do so. the system will display the name associ- 
ated with the table on the LCD display so that 
when the desired name is shown, the user may 
then have the system dial the number. The 
infinite DVX’ System provides Iocations for up 
to 100 names, while the in.. DVX ’ System 
provides Iocations for up to 200 names. 
The Directory Dialing list may be programmed 
and maintained at the i3rst assigned attendant 
station in one of two ways, however this admin 
routine provides a means for the directory Iist 
to be maintaIned by the system programmer 
either locally (at Station 100) or remotely via 
modem access. 
Directory dialing may also be used to transfer 
a calI from one station to another. 
Method One: 
To enter, edit or erase names that appear in the 
Directory L&t for stations or speed dial num- 
bqs: 
a. Dial the Directory List program code [693) 
on the dial pad. The first entry (entry 000) 
in the Directory List will then be shown on 
the display phone as follows: 
xi 
- AAA=Directmy~tmtryn~er(00(>- 
199) 
- XXX = Either a Station Number, system 
Speed dial bin Number, or Local Num- 
ber/Name Translation Table number 
- IU-UI = Programmed Name (blank if none) To Select a different entry in the Directory List: 
a. Press the HOLD button. 
b-Enter the three-digit entry number (OOO- 
099 for DVX I System, 000- 199 for DVX ’ 
System) on the dial pad and press the 
SPEED button. 
Or 
dial I*] to scroll up (next entry] through the 
list, 
or 
Dial I#] to scroll down (previous entry) 
through the list. 
To Enter or Change the current name shown on 
the display: 
a Press the MUTE button. 
b. Enter the name (up to P4-characters may 
be entered) by using keys on the dial pad 
as fonows: 
r A=21 
B=22 
C=23 
D=31 
E=32 
F=33 
G =41 
H=42 
I =43 
J =51 
K&2 
L&3 M =61 
N =62 
0 =63 
P=71 
Q =74 
R 372 
s =73 
T=81 
U =82 
V =83 
w=91 
x =92 
Y =93 
Z=94 
L : 
1 =I# 
2 =2# 
3 =3# 
4 =4# 
5=5# 
6=6# 
7 =7# 
8=8# 
9 =9# 
0 =O# 
Space = 11 
: =12 
- =13 
- =14 T ” =Ol 
, =02 
7 =03 
/=04 
! =*1 
$ =*2 
o/g =*3 
& =*4 
* G# 
(=#l 
) =#2 
+ =#3 
= =#4 
# =## 
c. Press the SPEED button when finished. 
Confirmation tone will be heard and the 
display wiI1 update. 
To enter the intercom number to be associated 
to the name: 
a. Press the TRANS button. 
b-Enter the three-digit station intercom 
number (loo- 155) 
c. Press the SPEED button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone will be heard and the 
display will update. 
To clear an entry: 
a. Press the TRANsfer button. Then press the 
FLASH button. 
b.Press the SPEED button, Confirmation 
tone wiIl be heard and the entry will be 
erased. 
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