Vodavi Starplus 2448ex Hybrid Key Telephone System Installation Manual

							CO LINE PROGRAMMING (Cont’d) 
D. 
1. 
2. 
3. Loop Supervision Programming 
Programming Steps 
Description 
Press the SUPV flexible button (Button #4). SUPV. Loop supervision is used primarily with 
Enter a one-digit timer value on the dial pad 
between 1 and 9 which corresponds to 100-900 
msec. An entry of 0 disables Loop Supervision. 
Press the HOLD button to enter data. DISA, Voice Mail/&to Attendant and with u&per- 
vised conference applications. It provides the sys- 
tern with the ability to detect when loop current has 
been broken and an outside line is no longer being 
used. (To determine timer value for loop supervision, 
consult your local serving central off ice for type and 
duration of loop supervision signal.) 
It is recommended that Loop Supervision be en- 
abled, especially when connecting a Voice Mail or 
Auto Attendant to the 2448EX System. 
Default: By default, loop supervision is disabled for 
all CO Lines. 
Related Programming: Conference Timer (Sec. 
610.7), DISA programming (see below), Voice Mail 
programming (Sec. 610.36 and 610.37). 
E. DISA Programming 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the DISA flexible button (Button #5). 
l LED on = CO lines set for DISA 
l LED off= DISA is disabled 
2. Enter a one-digit value to indicate type of DISA 
desired. 
l= 24 hour 
2= Night only 
3= no DISA (disable DISA) 
3. Press the HOLD button to enter data. Description 
DISA. A line can be assigned as a DISA line during 
night service only or on a 24 hour basis. 
A maximum of three DISA lines can be programmed 
into the system. A DISA access code can also be 
programmed. Incoming DISA callers may dial any 
valid internal station or access outside line groups. 
DISA callers will be subjected to the Class of Service 
placed on the line accessed for outdialing. It is 
recommended that Loop Supervision be enabled 
when setting up DISA line(s). The Conference 
Timer (see Sec. 610.7) also allows the system ad- 
ministrator to control the length of time a DISA caller 
is allowed after establishing a “Trunk-to-Trunk” call. 
After expiration of the Conference Timer, a tone will 
be presented to both DISA parties, then one minute 
later the system will automatically release both 
trunks. The Conference Timer does not affect or 
control a DISA-to-Station call. 
Default: By default, there are no outside lines as- 
signed as DISA lines. 
Related Programming: Conference Timer (Sec. 
610.7, DISA Access Code (Sec. 610.24), Loop Su- 
pervision (see above), CO Line Class of Service 
(later in this section), Tpll Tables (Sec. 640). 
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F. 
1. 
2. 
3. 
G. 
1. 
2. 
3. LINE PROGRAMMING (Cont’d) 
Flash Timer Programming 
Programming Steps Description 
Press the FLASH flexible button (Button #6). 
Enter a two-digit timer value between 01-20 
which corresponds to 1 OOmsec-2 seconds. 
Press the HOLD button to enter data. FLASH. Flash is a programmable opening on a line 
for signaling. When using an outside line, flash 
allows a user to obtain new dial tone without losing 
the line. This is particularly useful behind a PBX or 
Centrex. Each individual CO line can be pro- 
grammed for a flash time. 
Line Group Programming 
Proorammino Steps Description 
Press the GROUP flexible button (Button #7). 
Enter a one-digit value between l-8 which cor- 
responds to Groups 1-8. 
Press the HOLD button to enter data. GROUP. Eight line groups are available for CO line 
assignment. Groups should be assigned according 
to type (local, FX, WATS, etc.) Line group 0 is used 
for programming a line(s) as a private line. 
Line Grouping affects Line Queuing, Pooled Group 
access (Pool Buttons), Speed Dial, and LCR fea- 
tures. Default: Default is 10 (1 .O seconds) and is variable 
from 01 to 20 (100msec. to 2 seconds). 
Related Programming: CO/PBX programming. 
Default: All lines are placed in line group 1 by 
defauft. 
NOTE: It is recommended that ALL unused CO 
Lines are placed into Line Group 0. This will prevent 
the system from inadvertent/y accessing unused 
lines from features such as LCR and speed dialing. 
Related Programming: Flex Button programming - 
Pool Buttons (Sec. 630) LCR Programming - Rout- 
ing Tables (Sec. 650). 
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							STARPLUS@ 2448EX Hybrid Key Telephone System 
SECTION 630 
STATION ATTRIBUTES PROGRAMMING 
630.1 STATION PROGRAMMING 
Programming Steps 
If the system is in the programming mode, continue 
using program codes. If starting to program here, 
enter the programming mode first (Refer to Para- 
graph 600.3). 
If station features are to be changed: 
A. Press FLASH and dial (501. The following mes- 
sage is shown on the display phone: 
B. Program button twelve (SLCT) will be lit. Enter 
a four (4) digit number (1 O-57) for station range 
being programmed. If only one station is being 
programmed, enter that number twice i.e. 
(1010). 
C. Press HOLD button. 
. D. The display updates to current programming for 
Page A: 
Where: 
XX= 
A= 
PAGE= 
DND= 
LCOS= 
SPD= 
QUE= 
PLA= 
CSLT= 
FWD= 
LCR= Station Range (1 O-57) 
Page “A” Features 
Paging Access is allowed 
Do Not Disturb is allowed 
LCR COS Assignment (O-6) 
System Speed Dial allowed 
Line Queuing is allowed 
Preferred Line Answer is allowed 
SLT Add-On Conference is allowed 
Call Forward is allowed 
Forced LCR Enabled Description 
This section describes the steps and procedures 
necessary to program station attributes for stations 
connected to the 2446EX hybrid key telephone sys- 
tem. When entering the Station attributes portion of 
the data base the programmer may decide to enter 
information for either a range of stations or one 
specific station. 
Range programming allows the programmer to 
change a specific parameter or a few parameters for 
an entire range of stations leaving intact the remain- 
ing data fields that do not require change. Those 
data fields will continue to operate with the pre- 
viously programmed data. For example if station 
data varies from station to station i.e. button data is 
different or Class-of-service assignments are differ- 
ent etc... but it is desired to enable Preferred Line 
Answer (PLA) for all stations the programmer may 
enter as the range ALL stations (1 O-57) and enable 
PLA, then exit programming. This will enable PLA 
for all stations leaving intact the various other station 
programming for the range. 
Station Attributes are divided between those fea- 
tures that require either a simple allow/deny or En- 
able/Disable (toggle) operation and those that re- 
quire a numeric entry. The allow/deny (toggle) type 
features are programmed on page “A”. Entries that 
require a numeric entry i.e. Station ID, COS etc... 
are programmed on page “B”. When Station Attrib- 
ute programming is entered, Page “A” features are 
displayed and ready for programming. To program 
a parameter in Page “B”, it is necessary to press 
button #l 1 (PG B). 
When programming the Page A features, the flexible 
buttons are mapped as follows: 
- PG A button selects Page A features 
- PG B button selects Page B features 
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							STATION PROGRAMMING (Cont’d) 
A. Paging Access 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the PAGE flexible button (Page 
A, Button 
#l). 
l LED on = Paging is allowed 
l LED off= Paging is denied 
2. Press the HOLD button to enter data. 
B. Do Not Disturb 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the DND flexible button (Page 
A, Button 
#2). 
l LED on = Do Not Disturb is allowed 
l LED off= Do Not Disturb is denied 
2. Press the HOLD button to enter data. 
C. Speed Dialing Access 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the SPEED flexible button (Page A, But- 
ton ##3). 
l LED on = Speed Dialing access is allowed 
l LED off= Speed Dialing access is denied 
2. Press the HOLD button to enter 
data. 
Description 
PAGE. Stations can individually be allowed or de- 
nied the ability to make pages. This applies to all 
internal and external zone paging. A station denied 
access to paging may still answer a meet-me page 
announcement. (Station COS 6 will not deny a sta- 
tion the ability to make a page.) 
Default: By default, Paging is allowed at all stations. 
Description 
DND. Stations can be individually allowed or denied 
the ability to place their telephone in Do Not Disturb. 
Default: By defautt, Do Not Disturb is allowed at all 
stations. 
Description 
SPEED. Stations can be individually allowed or de- 
nied the ability to use system speed dial numbers. 
The last forty system speed numbers are not moni- 
tored by toll restriction, refer to toll restriction pro- 
gramming. Stations can not be prevented from using 
station speed dial. 
Default: By default, Speed Dialing is allowed at all 
stations. 
D. Line Queuing 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the QUE flexible button (Page 
A, Button 
w 
l LED on = Queuing is allowed 
l LED off= Queuing is denied 
2. Press the HOLD button to enter data. Description 
QUE. Stations can be allowed or denied the ability 
to manually queue for a busy group of CO lines. Even 
when disabled, stations will have automatic LCR 
queuing privileges. 
Default: By default, CO Line Queuing is allowed at 
all stations. 
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STATION PROGRAMMING (Cont’d) 
K. Station Class of Service (COS) 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the COS flexible button (Page B, Button 
#2). 
2. Enter a one-digit Class of Service entry. The six 
classes of service are: 
1= unrestricted 
2= governed by Table A 
3= governed by Table B 
4= governed by Tables A and B 
5= no 0,i ,‘,# as first digit, 7 digits max. 
6= intercom only (no CO Line access) 
3. Press the HOLD button to enter data. Display 
will now update. 
L. Speakerphone Programming 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the SPK flexible button (Page B, Button 
#3). 
2. Enter a one-digit number between 0 and 2 to 
identify the speakerphone operation. 
0 = works as normal speakerphone 
1 = intercom calls enabled, 
outgoing calls disabled 
2 = allows, headset operation 
3. Press the HOLD button to enter data. Description 
COS. Each stations must be assigned a certain COS 
for day mode operation, and also be assigned a 
COS for night mode operation. The night COS goes 
into affect when the system is placed into the night 
mode, manually or automatically. This prevents the 
misuse of phones after hours. 
Class of service (COS) determines the stations dial- 
ing privileges. Refer to Table 620-l. 
Default: By defautt, all stations are assigned a COS 
1 for day mode and COS 1 for night mode. 
Related Programming: CO Line Attributes (Sec. 
620) Class of Service programming (Sec. 620) 
Exception Tables programming (Sec. 640). 
Description 
SPK. Each telephone’s speakerphone ability is pro- 
grammable in one of three ways. 
A speakerphone ID of 2 will allow the station user to 
enable headset mode by dialing a code. The station 
user may then return to full speakerphone operation 
by dialing the same code again. 
Default: By default, all stations are assigned an ID 
of 0. 
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STATION PROGRAMMING (Coht’d) 
M. Pick-Up Group(s) Programming 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the PKUP flexible button (Page 6, Button 
w 
2. Enter a one-to-four digit number to program 
pickup groups. 
0= no group 
l= Group 1 
2= Group 2 
3= Group 3 
4= Group 4 
3. Press the HOLD button to enter data. Description 
PKUP. Each station is assigned into pick up groups. 
Stations can be in any combination of the four groups 
or in no group at all. 
Default: By default, all stations are in group 1. 
N. Paging Zone(s) Programming 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the PAGE flexible button (Page B, Button 
#5). 
2. Enter a one-to-four digit number to program 
paging zone(s). 
0= no zone (no pages received) 
l= Zone 1 
2= Zone 2 
3= Zone 3 
4= Zone 4 
3. Press the HOLD button to enter data. Description 
PAGE. Each station is assigned to internal paging 
zones. A station can be in any or all zones or in no 
zone at all. 
All Cal! is all page zones combined. If a station is not 
in any internal zone, it will not receive any all call 
iwm. 
Stations not assigned to a page group can still make 
page announcements if allowed in station program- 
ming. Stations can be assigned to a page group in 
order to receive pages but not allowed to make 
paw. 
Default: By defautt, all stations are in page zone 1. 
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							STARPLUS@ 2448EX 
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STATION PROGRAMMING (Cont’d) 
0. 
1. 
2. Preset Call Forward Programming 
Programming Steps 
Press the PREFW flexible button (Page B, But- 
ton #6). 
Enter a two-digit number to determine the des- 
tination where calls are to be routed when the 
preset forward timer expires. 
1 O-57= Station Numbers 
3. Press the HOLD button to enter data. Display 
now updates. 
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Description 
PREFW. This feature allows the system database to 
be configured so that incoming CO Lines, which are 
programmed to ring at a particular station, can be 
forwarded elsewhere in the system predetermined 
by programming. This feature is active if the station 
ringing is not answered in a specified time. This is 
particularly useful in “overflow” applications where a 
Voice Mail or Auto Attendant may be in use. 
A station may have one designated preset forward 
location defined in the database. 
Preset Call Forward is chainable only to other pre- 
determined preset forward stations specified in the 
database up to a chain of 5 stations. If a CO Line 
forwarded by Preset Call Forward encounters a 
manually forwarded station (Call Forward - Station), 
or a station in DND, then the incoming CO Line will 
bypass that station and forward to the next in the 
chain. If that station is the last in the chain, then the 
call will not forward any further and will continue to 
ring at that station until answered or terminated. 
Chainable Preset Call Forwarding will force the in- 
coming CO Line to ring at each station preassigned 
in the database for the Preset Forward Ring Timer, 
specified in the database, before forwarding. 
Default: By default, no preset forward destinations 
are programmed. 
Related Programming: Call Forward Preset Timer. 
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STATION PROGRAMMING (Cont’d) 
P. 
1. 
2. 
3. CO Line Group Access 
Programming Steps 
Press the ACC flexible button (Page B, Button 
#7). 
Enter up to seven digits (0, or 1-7) for the 
outside line groups the station will have access 
to. 
0 -no access 
1 =access to Group 1, Code 9 or 81 
2 =access to Group 2, Code 82 
3 =access to Group 3, Code 83 
4 =access to Group 4, Code 84 
5 =access to Group 5, Code 85 
6 =access to Group 6, Code 86 
7 -access to Group 7, Code 87 
Press the HOLD button to enter data. Description 
ACC. A station is allowed access to any combination 
of outside line groups. 
Or a station may not be 
allowed any access to outside lines. The following 
are the line group numbers and their access codes. 
CO line groups are used primarily by single line 
telephones or for flexible buttons assigned as pooled 
group buttons on a Key Telephone. 
Default: By default, all stations are allowed access 
to all groups. 
Related Programming: CO Line Group program- 
ming. 
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							STATION PROGRAMMING (Cont’d) 
Q. Flexible Button Programming 
Programming Steps Description 
1. Press the FLEX flexible button (Page B, Button FLEX. When programming flexible buttons, first en- 
#8). The following message is shown on the 
ter the two digit button number to be programmed 
display phone: (01 to 16). 
2. Enter the button information as follows: 
where: BB= Button number (01-l 6) 
0 
MULTI: To assign a button as a multi-function 
button (user programmable) enter: 
BB [0] HOLD 
. CO LINE/RINGING: To assign a button as a 
CO Line button, enter: 
BB [l] LL R HOLD 
LL= CO Lines 01-24 
R= Ring Status 
O=no ringing 
1 =day ringing 
2=night ringing 
3=both day & night ringing 
e LOOP: To assign a button as a Loop button, 
enter: 
BB (21 HOLD 
e POOL: To assign a button as a pooled group 
button, enter: 
BB [3) G HOLD (G= Line Group # l-7) 
Note: Group 0 may not be selected via a Pooled 
Group button. MULTI. When a button is assigned as a multi-func- 
tion button [0], the user then has the ability to pro- 
gram any features or functions on the buttons that 
the user has access to. For a complete list of user 
programmable code (functions and features), refer 
to Table 630-l. 
CO. When programming a button as a CO line 
button, the user enters the two-digit button number 
(Ol-16), a [l] followed by the two-digit CO Line 
number (01-24), and finally a one-digit to represent 
the ring status: O=no ring; l=day ringing; 2=night 
ringing; 3=both day & night ringing. Press the HOLD 
button to complete the entry. 
By default, Station 10 will ring on all lines. However, 
if station 10 is not given button access to a line, 
another station must be programmed to ring on that 
line. 
LOOP. All stations should be given a loop button so 
they can receive a transferred call on a line for which 
they have no button access. When programming a 
button as a Loop button, the user enters the two-digit 
button number (Ol-16), and a [2] to represent the 
Loop button. Press the HOLD button to complete the 
entry. 
POOL. When programming a button as a pooled 
group button, the user enters the two-digit button 
number (01-l 6) a [3] followed by a one-digit entry to 
represent the CO Line Group # l-7. Refer to CO line 
group programming. Press the HOLD button to 
complete the entry. 
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bers. 
Note: It is recommended that ALL unused CO Lines 
be placed into Line Group 0. This will prevent the 
system from inadverlently accessing unused lines 
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							STATION PROGRAMMING (Cont’d) 
Flexible Button Programming (Cont’d) 
Programming Steps 
. 
UNASSIGN: To unassign a button, rendering it 
inoperable: 
For Keyset, enter BB [#] HOLD 
For an SLT, enter [00] [#] HOLD 
. SLT CO/LINE/RINGING: To assign a SLT to 
CO. When programming a Single Line Telephone 
ring on a CO Line, enter: (SLT) to ring on a CO line , the user enters the 
[00] [l] LL R HOLD two-digit button number as [00], a [l] followed by the 
LL= CO Line 01-24 two-digit CO Line number (01-24) and finally a 
R= Ring Status one-digit to represent the ring status.Press the 
O=no ringing HOLD button to complete the entry. 
1 =day ringing 
2=night ringing 
3=both day & night ringing NOTE: A Single Line Telephone (SLT) can be pro- 
grammed to receive ringing from only one CO line.  Description 
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