Vodavi Starplus Hybrid Key Telephone System Installation Manual

							Digital Key Telephone Systems BARPLUS@ SPD 1428 & 2866 
CO LINE AlTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
A. DTMF/Dial Pulse Programming 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the DTMWDIAL PULSE 
(Button #l). 
l LED on = DTMF enabled 
l LED off= Dial Pulse enabled flexible button 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Description 
DTMF/DIAL PULSE. Each individual outside line 
can be programmed to be either DTMF (tone) or dial 
pulse. When a line is assigned as dial pulse, you can 
program the break/ make ratio and dial speed. 
Default: By default, all lines are set for DTMF. 
Related Programming: Refer to Dial Pulse pa- 
rameter, Sec~610.8; and Ring Detect Timer, sec. 
B. CO/PBX Programming 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the CO/PBX flexible button (Button #2). 
l LED on = CO type is enabled 
l LED off= PBX is enabled 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Description 
CO/PBX. Each individual outside line connected to 
the system may be programmed as either a CO or 
PBX line. Also use the PBX mark when identifying 
Centrex lines. 
Default: By default, all lines are assigned as CO 
lines. 
Related Programming: Refer to PBX Dialing 
Codes, Sec. 610.5; Ring Detect Timer, Sec. 610.1; 
and Flash Timer later in this section. 
C. UNA Programming 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the UNA flexible button (Button #3). 
0 LED on = UNA is enabled 
l LED off= UNA is disabled Description 
UNA. If a line is marked UNA, and if the system is in 
night service mode and if UNA is enabled in system 
parameters, then when a CO line rings into the 
system, a ring tone is generated over all external 
page zones. 
Default: By default, UNA is enabled 
Related Programming: Refer to External Night 
610.2; and Page/Relay Programming, 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. 
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CO LINE ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
D. DISA Trunk-to-Trunk (Per CO Line) 
Programming Steps 
if the CO line DISA Trunk-to-Trunk (Conference) 
attributes is to be changed: 
1. Press the DISA TRK-TO-TRK flexible button 
(Button #4). 
l LED on = DISA Trunk-to-Trunk is enabled (a 
“C” is displayed) 
l LED off = DISA Trunk-to-Trunk is disabled 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Description 
DISA TRK-TO-TRK. The DISA Trunk-to-Trunk (or 
Conference) mark on the CO line governs a DISA 
callers ability to access other outside lines. CO lines 
must have DISA Trunk-to-Trunk enabled to allow a 
DISA caller to establish an outgoing trunk-to-trunk 
connection. This allows for specific CO line access 
restriction on DISA calls. 
A station with conference enable will be allowed to 
initiate a Conference on CO lines regardless of the 
CO line DISA Trunk-to-Trunk marking. 
Default: By default, DISA Trunk-to-Trunk is enabled 
for all CO lines. 
Related Programming: Station Attributes, Sec. 
630.1 for Conference feature 
The CO line DlSATrunk-to-Trunk flag affects a DISA 
callers ability to access outgoing CO lines as shown 
in the following table: 
I 
Incoming DISA Trunk Trunk DISA caller attempts to access 
T-t-T Enabled T-t-T Disabled 
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CO LINE ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
E. Privacy 
Programming Steps 
If CO tine privacy is to be changed: 
1. Press the PRIVACY flexible button. (Button #5. 
l LED on = Privacy is enabled 
l LED off = Privacy is disabled 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Description 
PRIVACY. If desired, the system can be pro- 
grammed to eliminate CO Line privacy, allowing 
another station to join in on existing outside line 
conversations. 
Stations must have a direct CO line appearance to 
join CO line conversations in progress. 
A station must also have Privacy disabled before the 
system will allow that station to enter into an existing 
conversation. 
Both parties will hear an alert tone just prior to a 
station joining the call. 
When privacy is disabled, only one other station may 
join in on an existing conversation. 
Default: By default, Privacy is enabled for all CO 
The CO line Privacy flag affects a station users ability 
to access CO lines already engaged in conversation 
by another station in the system as shown in the 
followina table: Lines. 
Related Programming: Privacy option and button 
assignments in Station Attributes, Sec. 630.1, pro- 
gramming. 
Privacy Enabled 
Privacy Disabled Private 
(No Cut-through 
Private 
(No Cut-through Private 
(No Cut-through) 
Privacy Released 
Cut-through Allowed 
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CO LINE AlTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
F. Loop Supervision Programming 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the LOOP SUPV flexible button (Button 
w- 
2. Enter a one-digit timer value on the dial pad 
between 1 and 9 which corresponds to 100-900 
msec. 
3. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. 
G. DISA Programming 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the DISA flexible button (Button #7). 
2. Enter a one-digit value to indicate type of DISA 
desired. 
I= 24 hour 
2= Night only 
O= no DISA (disable DISA) 
3. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. 
NOTE: A DTMF Receiver must be installed in the 
system. 
LOOP SUPV. Loop supervision is used primarily 
with DISA, Voice Mail/Auto Attendant and with un- 
supervised conference applications. It provides the 
system 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 su- 
pervision, consult your local serving central office 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 Starplus Digital (SPD) Key 
Telephone System . 
Default: By default, loop supervision is disabled for 
all CO Lines. 
Related Programming: Conference Timer, Sec. 
610.1; DISA programming (see below), Voice Mail 
programming, Sec. 645.1 and 645.2. 
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 (Sec. 610.1) also allows the system adminis- 
trator 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. 
610.1; DISA Access Code, Sec. 710.9; Loop Super- 
vision (see above), CO Line Conference, CO Line 
Class of Service, Toll Tables, Sec. 650. 
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CO LlNE AlTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
H. Flash Timer Programming 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the FLASH TIMER flexible button (Button 
#8). 
2. Enter a two-digit timer value between 01-20 
which corresponds to 100 msec-2 seconds. 
3. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Description 
FLASH TIMER. 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 
programmed for a flash time. 
Default: Default is 10 (1 .O seconds) and is variable 
from 01 to 20 (100msec. to 2 seconds). 
Related Programming: COIPBX programming. 
I. Line Group Programming 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the CO LINE GROUP flexible button 
(Button #9). 
2. Enter a one-digit value between O-7 which cor- 
responds to Groups O-7. 
3. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Description 
CO LINE 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- 
By default, All lines are placed in Line 
Related Programming: Flex Button programming - 
Pool Buttons, Sec. 630.1; LCR Programming - Rout- 
ing Tables, Sec. 655. 
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CO UNE ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
J. Class of Service (COS) Programming 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the LINE COS flexible button (Button 
#lO). 
2. Enter a one-digit value between l-5 which cor- 
responds to five possible class of service to 
which a line may be assigned: 
COSi= No restrictions. 
COS2= Table A governs, Station COS 2 and 
4 are monitored. 
COS3= Table B governs, Station COS 3 and 
4 are monitored. 
COS4= Restricts O,l,*,# dialed as first digit 
and places a seven digit dialing limit- 
ation.ln addition, l-800, 1911, and 
1611 are allowed and 411,976, and 
555 numbers are denied. 
CO%= Overrides station COS 2,3,4, and 5 
and allows unrestricted dialing. 
3. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Description 
LINE COS. Through assignments of a CO Class of 
Service the assigned CO line will either interact with 
a station Class of Service, provide a “canned” restric- 
tion or provide unrestricted dialing capabilities. 
(When a CO line is marked PBX, COS restrictions 
apply to the station only if one of five codes are dialed 
first.) 
Refer to Table 620-l for CO to Station COS relation- 
ship. 
Default: By default, all CO lines are assigned Class 
of Service 1. 
Related Programming: Station Class of Service 
programming, Sec. 630.1; Toll Table programming, 
Sec. 650.1. 
Table 620-l Class of Service (COS) 
S 
T 
A 
T 
I 
0 
N 
C 
0 
S CO LINE CLASS OF SERVICE 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
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. . . . . . . . . 
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. . . . . . ..i... 
““‘+.‘.‘.. .  . ...: ..,.,.,: .?,.: .::, I I A- - - -I 
y.-: . . 
. . 
. . . 
. . . 
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. . . .  . . .._...... bannea 
::~~~:~:‘::~:~:::: :(.:,_)  ::::~::~:i:~::::::i:::::a:~,:~i( 
~~ Unrestricted 
i.:~~:~:::::-i:~:.~;i~:::.::::.: Unrestricted 
Unrestricted 
c 
,.,. 
x?!:!:.:::::.::::::::~:~ .:.:.: ~:~lf~~~~i:I:.::,~~:::.::~~:: 
Restriction’ Unrestricted 
Table A 
“‘A . . . . . . . . . . . .  ~.Lw.:.:.::.: :.:.::,:,  . . . . . . . . . 
,,,, 
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~~~ Table B 
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							Digital Key Telephone Systems sTARPLUS@ SPD 1428 & 2866 
CO LINE ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
K. CO Line Ringing Assignment 
Programming Steps 
Each CO line in the system may be assigned initial 
incoming ringing to one of the following destinations: 
l one or more stations (keyset or SLT) 
l to a UCD, Voice Mail or Hunt Group 
e Off-Net (via speed dial) 
1. Press the RING ASSIGNMENT flexible button 
(Button #ll) to toggle to the Ringing Assign- 
ment display. The display will show the follow- 
ing information: 
Enter the 3-digit destination (DDD) and the 
single digit ring type (R) followed by the HOLD 
button. 
Press Button #17 to display ring assignments. 
Assignments will be displayed in sets of 8 up to 
the number programmed. Press Button #17 
additional times to cycle to the next group of 8 
ring assignments. 
The following LCD format will be used to display the 
assignments: 
Where: 
DDD= Destination 
R= D for Day 
N= Night 
B= Both Day & Night. 
Ring assignments will be continuous and will be 
displayed in order of the destination number from 
001 to 557. Description 
RING ASSIGNMENT. When ringing is assigned as 
a part of the CO line parameters, ringing of a station 
is independent of that stations button configuration. 
However, Stations that are assigned for initial ring-in 
MUST HAVE a LOOP button(s) to answer the call(s) 
if a direct CO appearance is not available. 
Multiple station assignments are allowed for a par- 
ticular CO line in a mixture of Day, Night, or Day & 
Night ring types. An incoming CO line may be pro- 
grammed to any number of stations but it cannot be 
programmed to ring a mixture of stations and groups 
(ie. a Hunt Group and 4 stations, or more than one 
Hunt Group). 
Incoming calls directed Off-Net will be connected to 
an outgoing system speed bin. 
CO lines assigned to ring multiple stations will not 
follow any stations’ forward to a UCD, Voice Mail, 
Hunt Group or Off-Net. Forwarding to another station 
will be allowed. 
020-099 = System Speed Bins 20-99, for 
100-l 55 = Station extension Numbers 
~~~~ps l-8 
ad atypesae. 
) 
0 = unassigned (to delete a station) 
1 = Day Ringing 
2 = Night Ringing 
3 = Day & Night Ringing 
Multiple station assignments are accomplished by 
assigning another destination with ring status, 
DDDR, and pressing the HOLD button. This can be 
done for up to the maximum number of stations on 
the system. 
Deleting a station (entering a 0 for ring type) only 
removes that station from the ring assignment. 
Default: By default, all CO lines are assigned to ring 
at the attendant, Station 100. I 
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Digital Key Telephone Systems 
CO LINE ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
620.2 DIAL PULSE PARAMETERS 
Programming Steps 
If this feature is to be assigned: 
a. Press FLASH and dial [41]. The following mes- 
sage is shown on the display phone: 
b. Choose dial pulse features by pressing the 
appropriate flexible button(s) in the flexible field. 
c. The buttons toggle on and off: 
0 LED on = 60/40 (RATIO), 1Opps (SPEED) 
l LED off = 66133 (RATIO), 2Opps (SPEED) 
d. Press HOLD button. Description 
By default all lines are DTMF (tone) signaling. If 
outpulsing is required, the individual outside line 
must be programmed for pulse. Refer to CO line 
programming section. The break/make ratio and the 
dial speed can be programmed at this time. 
The buttons on the key telephone are defined as 
shown below when entering the Dial Pulse Parame- 
ter programming area: 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . :*:...:.:.:: ,x 
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							SECTION 630 
STATION AlTRIBUTES PROGRAMMING 
630.1 INTRODUCTION 
Programming Steps 
Description 
If the system is in the programming mode, continue 
using the program codes. If starting to program here, 
enter the programming mode. (Refer to Sec. 600.2). 
If station features are to be changed: 
a. Press FLASH and dial [50]. The following mes- 
sage is shown on the display phone: 
b. 
C. 
Enter a six digit number (100-155) for station 
range being programmed. If only one station is 
being programmed, enter that number twice 
i.e. (100100). 
Press HOLD button. Program button #20 (New 
Range) will be lit. The display updates to 
current 
programming for Page A: 
Where: 
XXX= Station Range 
A= Page “A” Features 
PA= Paging Access is allowed 
DD= Do Not Disturb is allowed 
CF= Conference is allowed 
EO= Executive Override is allowed 
PR= Privacy is enabled 
SP= System Speed Dial is allowed 
QU= Queuing is allowed 
PL= Preferred Line Answer is enabled 
OH= Off-Hook Voice Over is allowed 
FW= Call Forward is allowed 
LC= Forced LCR Enabled This section describes the steps and procedures 
necessary to program station attributes for stations 
connected to the Starplus Digital (SPD) Key Tele- 
phone System. 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 9cL stations (100-155) and en- 
able PL4, 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 
require 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”. 
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PAGE “A” STATION AlTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
Programming Steps 
Paging Access 
Programming Steps 
Press the PAGE ACCESS flexible button (Page 
A, Button #l). It will toggle on and off with each 
depression. 
l LED on = Paging is allowed 
l LED off= Paging is denied 
Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Description 
Station Attributes that require only an Allow/Disallow 
or Enable/Disable (toggle) operation to set in pro- 
gramming for stations are all programmed on Page 
“A” of Station Attribute programming. 
When programming the Page “‘A” features, the flex- 
ible buttons are mapped as follows: 
Button #17 [Additional Feature Display] will display 
additional features as needed (future). 
Button #18 [PAGE “A”‘j Indicates displayed parame- 
ters are Page “A” parameters and also selects Page 
“A”. 
Button #19 [PAGE “B”] Indicates displayed parame- 
ters are Page “B” parameters and also selects Page 
“B”. 
Button #20 [Select Range] will prompt for a new 
Station range. 
Description 
PAGE ACCESS. Stations can individually be allow- 
ed or denied 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 
station the ability to make a page.) 
Default: By default, Paging is allowed at all stations. 
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