Vodavi Starplus Dhs/dhs-e Technical Manual

							6-2Program Mode Entry
Program Mode Entry
To make changes in the customer database, you must enter Database Programming from 
an idle Executive (display model) Key Telephone. (Any Executive Key Telephone 
connected to any station port will serve as the programming entry terminal). Depending 
on initial setup, the system may operate only as a Key system and utilize the Key system 
(KF) FCC Registration Number, or as a hybrid PBX system which requires a different 
unique FCC (MF) Registration Number. The selection of KEY or PBX operation is made by 
the installing company and requires proper notification to the Telephone Company 
regarding the type of service to be provided by the local exchange carrier. 
To enter the programming mode:
1. From an idle station, press the [FEAT ] button. The display changes as seen below:
2. Dial [#] + [✳] on the keypad. The display prompts for the database password. The 
default password is 000000.
3. Press the center Soft button corresponding to the [show] seen on the display. The 
display shows the first customer database-programming category System Type. 
There are two choices in this category, PBX or KEY. 
Press the right Soft Button [chg]. The value stored for the System Type is changed from 
one of the available choices to the other with each depression.
At the moment the [chg] button is pressed and the value displayed, that operation 
becomes functional. This is true for any database field where the [chg] button selects 
from the available data field values. In other areas of programming where data is entered 
from the dial key pad, the [save] Soft Button must be pressed to save that entered data.
F
 
DB PSWD : __
   bksp    show    chg 
The FCC Registration number that is provided to the telephone operating company 
servicing this equipment is directly related to the programming of this category 
(Refer to 
Chapter 1, Introduction).
 SYSTEM TYPE:        PBX
 back       next      chg
 SYSTEM TYPE:        KEY
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4. When the center Soft Button [next] is pressed, the next sequential programming 
category is displayed.
Or, if the left Soft Button [back] is pressed, the last programming category is displayed.
The two Soft Buttons (left and center) [back] and [next] can be pressed repeatedly to 
move through the programming categories in a menu fashion. The programming 
categories and associated displays are as follows:
If customer changes system type from PBX to KEY system, the contents in programmable 
feature keys where CO line group number had been programmed before will not be affected 
or changed. Consequently, depression of those feature keys associated with KEY type mode 
will not operate. When checking those feature keys via key inquiry function, depression of 
soft button [show] during verification will generate warning message of CODE 
UNAVAILABLE.
1.  STATION
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6.  SYS  APPLICAT.
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1.  STATION
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2.  CO  LINE
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3.  CALL  HANDLING.
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4.  RESOURCE
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5.  RESTRICTION
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6.  SYS  APPLICAT.
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							6-4Program Mode Entry
Conditions
†Only one Executive key telephone can be used at a time to perform system 
programming or attendant administration. Otherwise, a warning message will be 
received.
†System Type appears following DB Programming entry and the DB Programming 
password. Pressing [back] and [next] will not re-display this category. 
Table 6-1 is a complete list of the programming default values for the DHS/DHS-E.
Table 6-1: Database Programming Table
FEATURESRANGE DEFAULT
SYSTEM–STATION PROGRAMMING
System Type PBX-KEY PBX
STATION PARAMETERS 10–81 100–195 (none)
Day Class of Service  0–7 0
Night Class of Service  0–7 0
CO Line Assign  1–12 Y–N
700–717 Y–Nall Y
Receive Assign  1–12 Y–N
700–717 Y–Nall Y
(*) Ring Assign  1–12 700–717 day 
nite both noneSta 10 Sta 100
Account Code Forced  Y/N  N
Station Group  1–81
Warning Ton e  Y/N N
Drop Time-out  Y/N N
Station Position  10–81 100–195 B1=10–33 B2=58–81 
B1=100–147 B2=148–195
Voice M ail Por t  Y/N N
DSS Owner {FP3} 10-23  (none)
CO LINE AT TRIBUTES
CO LINE PARAMETERS 01–12 700–717
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Call Abandon Y/N Y
CO Line Type CO/PBX/OPN CO
Loud Bell Y/N N
CO Line Group 1–41
Private To 10–81 100–195 Empty
To l l  O v e r r i d e Y / N N
Distinct Tone 0–4 0 (None)
ICLID Port 0–12 0–18 0 (None)
CALL HANDLING ATTRIBUTES
Privacy RLS (Release) Y/N N
Privacy Release Tone Y/N Y
Exclusive Hold Time 0–8 min 4 min
Flash Time 0.1–1.5 sec 0.7 sec (700 msec)
Remind Time 0/10/30/60/90 sec 30 sec
Park Remind 0/10/30/60/90 sec 30 sec
Pause Time 0/10/30/60/90 sec 2 sec
PBX Code 0–99
PBX Auto Pause 1–9 sec 1 sec
Dialing Ratio Tone/
INT_DGTtime 50–150 
msecTo n e / 7 0  m s e c
VM Dialing Ratio Tone/INT_DGTtime 
50–150 msecTone/120 msec
Warning TIme 1–8 min 3 min
Recall TIme 16/30/60/90/120 sec 30 sec
SLT Hook Flash 300 - 1500 ms
DISA (Direct Inward System Access) NoneTable 6-1: Database Programming Table (Continued)
FEATURESRANGE DEFAULT 
						

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External Call Forward None
Unsupervised Conference Y/N Y
Operator Code 0/9 0
Unsupervised Conference Time 1/2/3/5/15 min 1 min
Auto Busy Redial 10
Call Abandon Time 600 sec
Ring Alt Position 30/60/90/120/180 sec 30 sec
CO Line Preset Call Forward None
Wait ICLID 3.5/4.0/...7.0 sec 6.0 sec
VM Monitor Time 10/20/30/40/60 sec 30 sec
RESOURCE ATTRIBUTES
Ring Scheme 1/2/3/4 2
Letter Type 0/1/2/3/4/5 0
Attendant 10–81 100–195 10/100
Alternate (Attendant) 10–81 100–195 Empty
System Alarm 00:00–23:59 Empty
Nite Start 00:00–23:59 1700
Nite End 00:00–23:59 0800
Database Password XXXXXXXX (x=0–9) 000000
User Password XXXX (X=0–9) 0000
User Names 7 Alphanumeric Empty
Pre-Programmed Messages 7 Alphanumeric
System Speed Numbers Bins 20–99 Empty
Background Music Y/N N
CO Line Copy N/A N/ATable 6-1: Database Programming Table (Continued)
FEATURESRANGE DEFAULT 
						

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Station Copy N/A N/A
Feature Button Copy N/A N/A
System Time Default date
Account Code Table
Data Link Manual/Auto N/A
Directory Dial N/A
Distinctive Ring 1-4 1
RMT X_Rate 110/300/...19200 9600 bps
SMDR X_Rate 110/300/...19200 9600 bps
Hour Mode 12/24 Hr 12 Hr
Dial Tone Detect Y/N N
Dial Wait Time 0–80
KSU Revision N/A KXXU VX.FXX
Modem Port Number (DHSE only) N/A 199
RESTRICTION ATTRIBUTES
CO Line Call Discrimination 0-9
APPLICATIONS ATTRIBUTES
Station Hunt Groups See Detail See Detail
Voice Mail See Detail See Detail
Numbering Plan See Detail See DetailTable 6-1: Database Programming Table (Continued)
FEATURESRANGE DEFAULT 
						

							6-8Program Mode Entry
Database Programming Procedural Flow
The flowchart on the following pages can be used as a guide when performing database 
programming. There are six programming functions as shown in Figure 6-1: Database 
Programming Functions—Station and CO Line. Details of these programming functions are 
shown in the subsequent figures. Please note the following conventions used in the 
flowchart, similar to the soft buttons previously listed:
†back: returns to the previous item within the programming function.
†next: moves to the next item within the programming function.
†hold: returns to the beginning of the programming function unless otherwise noted.
†show: moves to the first item within the programming function. 
						

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Figure 6-1: Database Programming Functions—Station and CO Line
CO Line Type: CO
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Loud Bell: N
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CO Line Group:1
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Private To:  Empty
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Toll Override: N
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Distinct Tone
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ICLID Port
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[feat] + [#] + [✳] + password + [show]
System Type
1. Station
2. CO Line
3. Call Handling
4. Resource
5. Restriction
6. System Application
[next]
[next]
[next]
[next]
[next]
[next]
[next]
[back] [back] [back] [back] [back] [back] [back]
[next]
PBX/Key
[chg]
Show Sta:
bksp show chg[show][hold]
Show CO Line:
bksp show chg
Continued on the following pages.
[show][hold]
[show][hold]
[show][hold]
Day Class:0
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Nite Class: 0
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CO Line Assign
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Receive Assignment
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ACC Code Forced: N
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Warning Tone:  N
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Drop Timeout:  N
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Station Position:xx
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VM Por t: N
back next chg Ring Assignment
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DSS Owner
back next chg Station Groups: 1
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CO Line x: Y
back next chg [show][hold]
CO Line x: Y
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[show][hold]
CO Line x: Y
back next chg [show][hold]
CO Line x: Y
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Call Abandon: Y
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Figure 6-2: Database Programming Functions—Call Handling
3. Call Handling[show][hold]
Privacy RLS: N
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Remind Time:  30
back next chg EX_Hold Time:  4
back next chg Privacy RLS Tone: Y
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Flash Time:  0.7
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Pause Time:  2
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PBX Code: 9
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Dialing Ratio
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VM Dialing Ratio
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Warning Time:  3
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Recall Time:  30
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SLT Hook Flash
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DISA
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External Forward
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UNS Conf Time: 1
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Operator Code: 0
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UNS Conference: Y
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Auto Busy Redial
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Call Abandon Time
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Ring Alt Position: 30
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CO LN Preset FWD
back next show PBX Auto Pause: 1
back next chg Park Remind: 30
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[show][hold]
INT_DGT Time: 70
back next chg Tone Time: 70
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[show][hold]
END: 800
back next chgSTART: 300
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[show][hold]
Outgoing: 0
back next chgIncoming: 0
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Service: Never
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Talk Time: 1
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[show][hold]
ABR Interval: 60
back next chg ABR Attempts: 10
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Tone Det. Time: 0
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Active Call:600
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Held Call: 600
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[show][hold]
CO LN Attribute
back next chg CO P-FWD Time: 16
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[show][hold]
[show][hold]
Show CO Line
bksp show chg
CO x VMID: Empty
back next chg CO x DEST: Empty
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INT_DGT Time: 120
back next chg Tone Time: 120
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[show][hold]
CO LN Attribute
back next showAccess Code
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[show][hold]
Held Call: 600
back next chg Active Call: 600
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DISA Day COS: 0
back next chgDISA Line: N
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DISA Nite COS: 0
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Service: Never
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Talk Time: 1
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Show CO Line
bksp show chg[show][hold]
01: Empty
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Wait_ICLID: 6
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VM Mon Time: 10
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Figure 6-3: Database Programming Functions—Resource
4. Resource
[show][hold]
Ring Scheme: 2
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System Alarm
back next showAttendant: 10
back next chgLeter Type:  0
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Alternate Attendant
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Nite End: 08:00
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DB PSWD: 000000
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User Names
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Preprog Message
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System Speed No
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BGM: Y
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CO Line Copy
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Station Copy
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Feature Btn Copy
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System Time
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AC_Code Table
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RMT X_Rate: 9600
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SMDR X_Rate: 9600
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Hour Mode: 12
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Dial Tone  Det: Y
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Dial Wait Time:  0
back next chg User Password
back next show Nite Start: 17:00
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[show][hold]
[show][hold]
[show][hold]
[show][hold]
[show][hold]
KSU Revision
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Modem Port #
back next chg[show][hold]
[show][hold]
[show][hold]
[show][hold]
[show][hold]
Executive Notify
back next chg Outgoing Message
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Come See Me
back next chgUrgent
back next chg Visitors Waiting
back next chgCall School
back next chgCall Home
back next chgCall Operator
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On Vacation
back next chgIn A Meeting
back next chg Left For The Day
back next chg Be Back Soon
back next chg Out For Lunch
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Minute: 15
back next chgHour: 12
back next chg Weekday: Wed
back next chgDay: 10
back next chgMonth: Oct
back next chgYear: 00
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[show][hold]
[show][hold]
[show][hold]
001: Empty
(Thru 100: Empty)
back next chgLength: 4
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KSU: KxxUVFx.xxx
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Copy From:
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Copy From:
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Copy To:
back next chg [show][hold]
[show][hold]
Copy From:
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[show][hold]
Enter Speed #:
bksp show chgEmpty
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[show][hold]
Show: Sta
bksp show chgSta xx(x): Empty
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[show][hold]
Enter Sta #
bksp show chgSta PSWD: 0000
back next
[show][hold]
Alarm: 1
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Directory Dial
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Distinctive Ring: 1
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Show Entry: 001
bksp show chg
[show][hold]Name
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Empty
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Destination
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Type: ICM
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Dest: None
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