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b. Dial 
[6901 on the dial pad.
c. Enter your name (up to 7 letters) using thepattern shown below.
A=21
B 
=22C 
=23D 
=31E 
=32F 
=33G 
=41H 
=42I 
=43J 
=51K 
=52L 
=53M 
=61N 
=620 
=63
P=71
Q =74R 
=72s 
=73
T=SlU 
=82V 
=83
w=91x 
=92Y 
=93
z =94
:
1 =l#2 
=2#3 
=3#4 
=4#5 
=5#6 
=6#7 
=7#8 
=8#9 
=9#0 
=O#
Space = 11: 
=12
-=13
’ =14
“ =(-)I, 
=02? 
=03
/ =04
! =*1$ 
=*2
& =*4* 
=*#
(=#l
) =#2+ 
=#3
= =#4
# =##
d. Press the hookswitch to complete the pro-
gramming process.410.30 STATION SPEED DIAL
a. Lift handset.b. Dial 
[668] on the dial pad.
c. Dial desired station speed bin number (OO-
19).
410.31STORING STATION SPEED NUM-
BERS
a. Lift handset.b. Dial 
[661] on the dial pad.
c. Dial desired station speed bin number (OO-
19).
d. Dial telephone number you wish to store.e. Briefly depress and release the 
hook-
switch. (Confirmation tone is heard.)Line 
Group 1 wiU be programmed aZangwith SLT speed numbers and thus Line
Group 1 will be used xvhen activating
station speed dial&m M SLT.
410.32 SYSTEM SPEED DIAL
a. Lift handset.b. Dial 
[668] on the dial pad.
c. Dial desired system speed bin number (20-
99).410.33 UNIVERSAL NIGHT ANSWER
WA)Upon hearing an incoming signal:
a. Lift handset.b. Dial the UNA access code 
[#5] on the dial
pad. You will be connected to ringing out-
side line.410.34 UCD 
AVAILAJ3LE/UNAVAILABLEIf you are a UCD Agent, you may place your
station in the Available mode to receive UCD
type of calls or you may place your station in
the Unavailable mode to block UCD type of calls
from ringing at your station.
To go Available:a. Dial 
[566] on the dial pad. You may now
receive calls.4
To go Unavailable:a. Dial 
[566] on the dial pad. You are now
blocked from receiving UCD calls.
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SECTION 420ATTENDANT FEATURE OPERATION
420.1INTRODUCTION
The infinite Digital Key Telephone System has awide variety of features and flexible program-
ming, allowing each telephone user to program
his/her telephone to meet his/her own individ-
ual needs.
This section of the manual contains the operat-ing instructions for Attendant Key Telephone
user(s) and includes an illustration of the 
33-
button digital key telephone used in the infinite
Digital Key Telephone System and descriptionof the keys on the telephones and their func-
tions. It is intended that this section be used in
conjunction with the Station Operation sectionto provide step-by-step instructions for operat-
ing the Attendant(s) Digital Terminal(s) in the
system. Visual and audible cues which accom-pany the various steps in the operation of the
features are also included.Literature similar to these operating instruc-
tions has been prepared for use by the customer
in the form of an Attendant User’s Guide.
420.2ATTENDANT KEY TELEPHONE
STATION FEATURES
Each infinite Digital Key Telephone System pro-vides the following keys, indicators and fea-
tures:HANDSET AND SPEAKER are located at the
left side of the front panel. A handset is providedto allow confidential conversation when de-
sired. Lifting the handset from its cradle (goingoff-hook) disengages the station’s built-in
speaker.
The speaker is located directly below the centerportion of the handset. The station may be
operated with the handset on-hook. When this
occurs, audio is transmitted to the station user
through the station’s speaker.FLEXIBLE BUTTONS are used to access idle
outside lines, provide DSS/BLF for internal
stations, access speed dial number and activate
features. These buttons are programmed by the
individual station user. The default flex featurebuttons are described below:
CALL BACK (flex) button allows you to
initiate an automatic call back request to
another busy station. As soon as that sta-
tion becomes idle, the station that left thecall back request is signaled. A flex button
must be assigned to use this feature.CALL 
FWD (flex) button allows you to for-
ward your calls to another station.DO NOT DISTURB (DND) (flex) button al-
lows the user to place his/her telephone
into a Do Not Disturb mode to eliminate
incoming outside line ringing, intercom
calls,transfers and paging an-
nouncements. The station in DND can usethe telephone to make normal outgoing
calls. On 
Attendant*stations, this button
becomes the system Night Mode button. Aflex button must be assigned to use this
feature. 
usCONFERENCE (CONF) (flex) button is
used to establish and build conference
calls.FIXED FEATURE BUTTONS:
PICK-UP button allows you to pickup a
tone ringing intercom call, transferred, in-coming, or recalling outside line call to a
specific unattended station either by group
or directed call pick-up.FLASH button is used to terminate an
outside call and restore dial tone without
having to hang up the handset. It is also
used to transfer calls behind a PBX or
Centrex within those systems.
MESSAGE WAIT (MSG) button allows you
to initiate a message waiting indication atstations that are busy, unattended, or in
Do Not Disturb. Message Waiting Callback
request left at your station will be indicatedby a flashing MSG Wait LED.
TRANSFER (TRANS) button is used to
transfer an outside call from one station to
another.
SPEED button provides you with access to
speed dialing, save number redial and last
number redial. This button is also used to
access speed dial and flex button program-
ming.CAMP-ON button enables you to alert a
busy party that an outside line is on hold
and waiting for them.MUTE button allows you to switch the
built-in microphone on or off when using
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the speakerphone, or the handset micro-
phone when using the handset.ON/OFF button enables you to make a
telephone call without lifting the handset.It turns the telephone on and off when
using the speakerphone.HOLD button enables you to place an out-
side caller on hold.OUTSIDE CALLS are announced by a tone
signal repeated every 3.2 seconds. The corre-
sponding outside line indicator will flash
slowly.
INTERCOM CALLS can be tone ringing or voice
announce. If it is voice announced, the receiv-
ing station will receive two bursts of tone prior
to the announcement. If it is a tone ringing call,
the receiving station will hear a tone ring every2.4 seconds.
Figure 420-l Attendant Display Terminal
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Table 420-l Attendant Numbering Plan
loo- 19543 
[Cl438
44 
WI45 
IHI499
55 
WI55 
WI56 
WI566
567 55 [U]
570 [BB]
571572 55 [U]
573
574
575
576
577
578
f3 [=I
6t
601602
603
604
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
628
631
632
633+[22]
633+[00]634
635
636mN
638+[0]
638+[%]
638+[#]
(FwDl+(71
(~I+181
(FwDl+(91
(FwDl+(*l641
Station Intercom Numbers
Call Park Location O-7 (system)
Personal Park
Voice Mail Group Pilot Numbers O-7
Hunt Group Pilot Numbers O-7
Modem via DISA access or transfer
ACD* Group Pilot Numbers O-9
UCD Group Pilot Numbers O-7
ACD* Group Pilot Numbers 
lo- 15
ACD*/UCD Available/Unavailable
ACD*/UCD Calls in Queue Display
ACD* Call QualifierACD* Agent 
LogoutACD* Agent 
Login
ACD* Group Member Status
ACD* Agent Help RequestACD* Supervisor 
LogoutACD* Supervisor 
Login
ACD* Supervisor Queue Status DisplayACD* Overflow 
Sta Avail/Unavail
Tone Mode Ring Option
Dial By Name
Attendant Override
Disable Outgoing CO Line Access
CO Line Off-Net Forward
Night Service
Camp-On
Line QueueCall Back
Message Wait
Conference
Executive Override/Monitor Barge-In
LCR Queue CancelAccount Code Enter
OHVO Enable
Do Not DisturbBackground Music
Personalized Messages
Clear Personalized Messages
Headset Mode
ICLID* Unanswered Calls Display
Station Relocate
Handset Receiver Gain w/display
Handset Receiver Gain Increase
Handset Receiver Gain DecreaseAll Call Forward
No Answer 
- Call Forward
Busy 
- Call Forward
Busy/No Answer 
- Call Forward
Off-Net - Call Forward
Release Button (Key and Attendants)680
Dial Speed Directory690
Name in Display Programming691 [BB]
Off-hook Preference Programming692Time 
& Date Programming(1st programmed Attendant)693
Directory List program code694
Custom Message(s) program code695
Distinctive Ringing
70All Call Page (Internal 
& External)
71Internal Page Zone 1
72Internal Page Zone 2
73Internal Page Zone 374
Internal Page Zone 4
75Internal All 
@all Page76 
(01External All Call Page (All Zones)
76 (PIExternal Page Zones l-777
Meet-Me-Page Answer
81CO Line Group 1
(if LCR is enabled)82
CO Line Group 283
CO Line Group 384
CO Line Group 485
CO Line Group 586
CO Line Group 687
CO Line Group 7
88 ywlAll CO line Groups
(CO Line Off-Net Forward)
9LCR or CO Line Group 1
(if LCR is disabled)
0Attendant
#OGroup Call Pick Up (Key & SLTJ
#43[C]Call Park Pickup (Key and SLT)
#5Universal Night Answer
[SPEED] YYSpeed Dial Access
(00-19 Station) (20-99 System)
[SPEED]+[t] Save Number Redial
[SPEED]+[#] Last Number Redial
XXX = Intercom Station Numbers
YY = Speed Dial Bin numbers
22 = Personalized MessagesBB = Button Number
U = ACD* (O-15) or UCD (O-7) Group Number
C = Call Park Location O-7
H = Hunt Group Number O-7
V = Voice Mail Group Number O-7
P = External Page Zone Number 1-7
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420.3ANSWERING AN OUTSIDE CALL
a. Lift handset.b. Press slow flashing outside line button. (If
your telephone is programmed with 
Fre-ferred Line Answer, you may answer an
outside line by lifting the handset.)
420.4PLACING OUTSIDE LINE ON HOLD
a. If your system is programmed for ExclusiveHold 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.
420.5ANSWERING A RECALLING OUT-
SIDE LINE
When an outside line has remained on hold foran 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 DISABLE OUTGO-
ING 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. Confirmation tone is heard
and the CO Line Button(s) LED is flashing.
d.To re-activate the CO Line(s), repeat the
steps followed to disable it.
$20.7ATTENDANT OVERRIDE
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
call:a. Press the pre-programmed* 
A’ITN OVER-
RIDE button. Three short tone bursts will
be presented to the called party.
b. After five (5) seconds, the station’s CO linewill automatically be placed on hold and
the Attendant will be cut-thru.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* 
AlTN OVER-
RIDE button. The station will be signaled
with a Camp-on tone.*Refer to Sec. 400.37, Flexible Button
Assignment.
420.8ATTENDANT RECALL
When an outside line has remained on hold foran 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
DATA 
FEATURE&The Data Feature is a time division switched,
point to point data. transmission capability
which permits simultaneous voice and data
communications (within the same system but
not the same port). The Data Feature offers theability 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 speedsof 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 
19.2K and
38.4K baud asynchronous.
To establish 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 BAUDRATE.
b.The first attendant then dials the station
number of the second data unit. Confirma-
tion tone is heard. This connection will bemaintained until the first 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
or
Presses the DSS button for the DDIU.
b. 
Press the “FLASH” button. The connection
is removed.
The first attendant can configure any DDIU by:1. Dial the DDIU access code 
[637] on the
dial pad.
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2.Enter the three-digit extension number of
the DDIU. The display will show the BAUDrate 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.
- [ 11 = 300
- [2] = 1200
- [3] = 2400
- [4] = 4800
- [5] = 9600
- [6] = 19.2K
- [7] = 38.4K2. 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
8or9.2. Press the SPEED 
.button to save any
changes made.
To change the number of stop bits:1. 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 Digital Data Interface Unit(DDIU). Also refer to Sec. 730.3, Digital Data
Interface Unit (DDIU) for programming 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 configured with a specific baudrate, number of data bits and number
of stop bits. This configuration will be
done by the first attendant or in the caseof an associated data unit can be con-
figured by the user.l Data ports 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 as-
sociated with a 
keyset unless the con-
nection is made by the iirst attendant.l When the data connection has been
completed, the baud rate used in theconnection will be displayed on the
keyset.l Non associated DDIU 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 DIAL BY NAME
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 allowentry of a name 
(alphanllmeric) up to 24 char-
acters in length for each station. This pro-
grammednamecan beused for
dialing-by-name station users and in some
cases LCD displays.
To dial a station user by name:
a. Dial the Dial-By-Name code 
[6#] on the dialpad,
or
press the pre-programmed* 
DIAL-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 digit 6 
@I),
then the digit 8 (U), then the digit 7 
(R), thedigit 7 again (P), the digit 4 (H) and finally
the digit 9 
(Y).ALPHA NUMERIC
CHARACTERDIGIT
When the system finds a unique numeric
match 
(MURPHY=687749) to the name be-ing dialed, the call will be placed to the
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will be dialed after a 10 sec. interdigit time-out occurs, or if a 
“#” (pound), is pressed.
*Refer to Sec. 400.37, Flexible Button
Assignment.
Conditions:l The system will dial the station that
matches the dialed name when a
unique match is found. If multiple
names are located (found) after eight
digits, the first 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 conflicts, all names must have
a unique numerical sequence.420.11 DISTINCTIVE RINGING
The tone ring signal used to notify stations of
an incoming call can be changed by each sta-
tion user to provide distinctive ringing among a
group of stations. Each station user may selecta distinctive ringing tone that will be used to
ring their station. The system provides 81 dif-
ferent ring patterns that each station user may
select from.
To select a distinctive 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 this as the tone
to be presented when the station is tone
rung. Confirmation tone will be heard. Thistone 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-
editions below).
The 81 ringing choices are as follows:420-6
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86OFF/ 147750ms/50ms
87OFF/ 1633
5Oms/50ms
88No ringNo 
ring
Conditions:l Station users may listen to all tones by
dialing the two-digit codes one after an-other. The tone that is sounding when
the SPEED button is pressed will be
saved as that station’s tone ringing se-
lection.l
A station’s tone ringing selection will be
maintained in a battery protected area
of memory. Therefore if a system expe-
riences a power failure, or a soft or hardrestart, a station’s tone ringing selec-
tion will be restored.l
The tone selected will be used to provide‘TONE” ringing normal or muted to the
station whenever the station is com-
manded to tone ring. (i.e. this does not
vapply to camp-on tone programming
confirmation tone or other specific
tones that are not considered “TONE”
ringing.)l The selected tone will be used to notify
the station in the following cases:
- Incoming CO Call
- Incoming Intercom Call
- Transferred CO Line
- Recalling CO Line
- Call Back Notification
- Message Wait Call Back
- All types of forwarded calls
- Executive/Secretary calls
- Line Queue Call Back
- LCR Queue Call Back
420.12 EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE
Allows stations designated as “Executive” the
ability to override and “barge in” on other
keysets engaged in conversation.
If you call a busy station:a. Press pre-programmed* EXECUTIVE
OVERRIDE button. Executive station will
be bridged onto the CO conversation in
progress at the called station. Optional
warning tone is heard and presented to all
parties prior to cut-thru.b. Replace handset at Executive station to
terminate the override.*Refer to Sec. 400.37, Flexible Button
Assignment.CAUTION
THIS FEATURE WHEN THEEXECUTIVE
OF PRIVACY.
CONSULT COUNSEL WITH
APPLICABLZBEFORE INTRUDINGCALLS USING
A 
change in volume may occur on the CO
line or intercom call after the barge-in
420.13 HANDSET 
RECEmR GAIN
This feature provides the Attendant station
with a flexible button that can be programmed
on their 
keyset. When programmed, allows the
user to increase/decrease the handset receiver
gain while on a CO call or intercom call.
While on a CO or intercom call:
a. Press pre-programmed* Handset ReceiverGain flex button to enter the volume ad-
justment mode.b.Dial a one-digit entry [0] through 
[9]
(O=lowest, 9=highest) on the dial pad,
or
Press the [#] to increase or [+K] to decrease
one level at a time.
c. Two volume settings are stored in the sys-tem. One level for CO calls, another level
for intercom calls. The LCD will display thesettings as they occur, if the flex button
was programmed using the code [638]+[0].
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&Vhen the above procedure is use& your
transmit path is momentarily interrupted
when the dial pad button is depressed.
A flex button can be programmed to decrease
the Handset Receiver Gain using the code
[638]+[%]. Another flex button can be pro-
grammed to increase the Handset Receiver
Gain using the code [638]+[#]. A flex button canalso be programmed to have a certain volume
setting using the code 
[638]+[0 thru 91.*A Flex button must be programmed for this
feature to operate. Refer to Sec. 400.37,420.14 ICLID UNANSWERED CALL MAN-
AGEMENT TABLE
Thisfeature is available with optional soft-
ware. An Unanswered Call Management Tablewith 100 entry capacity for the infinite DVX 
I’
system is maintained in the system. The callingnumber/name information pertaining to any
unanswered call will be placed in this table at
the time the system has determined that the
call has been abandoned.
This table may be interrogated from any stationuser so that the unanswered calls may be re-
viewed and handled by the end user. Upon
entry into the review process, the functions
available to a phone are:
2. Review next item in this
table entry3. Step to next table 
entry.HOLD
4. Delete this table entry.FLASH ’
5. Exit table review function.ON/OFF
6. Step to previous table entry.TRANS7. Call Back
SPEED
- ’ Only the 1st Attendant station can delete
an entry from this table.
To interrogate the ICLID Unanswered Call Man-
agement Table from any station in the system:
a. Dial the access code 
[635] on the dial pad.b. When the desired table entry is displayed
on the LCD, press the SPEED button to
automatically dial the table entry.
To review the next item in this entry:
a. Press the MUTE button to toggle to the next
item.
b. Press the ON/OFF button to exit the review
function.To review the next table entry:
a. Press the HOLD button.
To review the previous table entry:
a. Press the TRANS button.The 1st Attendant is the only station that can
delete an individual table entry.
At the first Attendant:
a. Dial the access code 
[635] on the dial pad.b. When the desired table entry is displayed
on the LCD, press the FLASH button to
delete this entry.
To review the next table entry:
a. Press the HOLD button.
To review the previous 
tab% entry:
a. Press the TRANS button.420.15 INTERCOM CALLING
Placing an Intercom Calla. Press station key of party to be called (if
programmed at your phone); or dial stationnumber (100 to 195).
b. You will hear ringing if called station is inthe ‘TN” answering mode; or two bursts of
tone if called station is in the “HF” or “PV’
position.c. 
Lift handset or use speaker-phone, when
tone bursts stop.
d. Hang up to end call.
Answering an Intercom CallWith your intercom signal switch in the ‘TN”
mode, you will hear repeated bursts of intercomtone ringing and the HOLD button will slow
flash.a. Lift handset or press ON/OFF button to
answer.b. Hang up to end call.
In the 
“PV” mode, you will hear two bursts of
tone and one-way announcement. The HOLD
button will slow flash and the calling party
cannot hear conversations in progress.In the 
“HF” mode, you will hear two bursts of
tone and an announcement. Reply handsfree or
lift handset for privacy.420.16INCOMING CO LINES OFF-NET
(via speed dial)Allows 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 calls are to be forwarded.
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Follow instructions provided for storing station
or system speed dial numbers.a. Dial 
[6031 on the dial pad,
orPress pre-programmed* CO Off-Net For-
ward button.
b. Dial the CO group access code of the groupto be forwarded,
or
Press the CO Line button for an individualCO Line for Off-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] = All CO Line
c. Dial the speed bin number that contains
the number where calls are to be for-
warded. 
Confirmation tone is heard.
*Refer to Sec. 400.37, Flexible Button
Assignment.
Canceling Off-Net Forwardinga. Dial 
[603] on the dial pad,
or
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.420.17 
KEYSET SELF TEST
The inj?ntie Digital Key System contains a testmode feature that supports the off line testing
of Digital 
keysets and DSS units. The term off
line means that the unit under test is discon-nected from the switch during the test opera-
tion Keysets not under test continue to operatein 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 from 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.SELECT 1:LCDLED 
2:KEYBTN3:DSSBTN
Test Mode Menu: The menu allows the
operator to select a test mode by pressing
the mode number at the dial pad. The
operator can always return to the main testmenu by pressing 
[##I.A. 
Keyset LCD/LED Test
This test outputs a series of continuously
repeated LCD string messages to LCD lines1 and 2. The set of strings consists of the
letters ‘A’ through 
‘X and ‘a’ through ‘x’.
The next set of strings are:“PICKUP TRUCK SPEED ZONE!”
“*** STANDluG BACK ***I’
l The strings are alternately displayed on
lines 1 and 2 of the LCD display.l In addition, all the 
LEDs are flashed at
the rate of 15 IPM.B. 
Keyset Button Test
a. Pressing a keyset button turns on the LEDand displays an LCD message identifying
the key number.PRESS 
KEYSET BUlTONS*************
In addition switching the HTP switch from
one position to another will cause the letter
“H-POs”, ‘“I-POS”, or “P-POS” to be dis-
played.
b.Pressing dial pad keys displays an LCD
message that indicates which digit was
pressed.c. 
LEDs can be tested independently of the
KEYS by pressing the flex LED number at
the dial pad. For example, LED 10 is turnedon by pressing dial pad digits “1” 
“0”. As
each set of new numbers is entered the
previously lit LED is turned off and the newLED is turned on. Invalid flex values (ex.
00,99) turn off currently lit LED.
C. DSS LED/Button Test
When the DSS test is selected and a DSS
test is Invoked ALL 
DSSs associated with
the 
keyset running the test are placed in
test mode.PRESSDSSBUTTONS
*******xx*****
If no DSS unit is associated wit the keyset,the 
keyset display will indicate “NO DSS”.Issue 1, February 1994
420-9