Vodavi Starplus Hybrid Key Telephone System Installation Manual

							PAGE “A” STATION ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
B. Do Not Disturb 
Programming Steps Description 
1. Press the DO NOT DISTURB flexible button DO NOT DISTURB. Stations can be individually 
(Page A, Button #2). It will toggle on and off with allowed or denied the ability to place their telephone 
each depression. in Do Not Disturb. 
Default: By default, Do Not Disturb is allowed at all 
stations. 
l LED on = Do Not Disturb is allowed 
l LED off= Do-Not Disturb is denied 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. 
C. Conference Enable/Disable (Per Station) 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the CONFERENCE flexible button (Page 
A, Button #3). It will toggle on and off with each 
depression. 
l LED on = Conference is enabled 
l LED off = Conference is disabled 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Description 
CONFERENCE. This feature allows the system to 
be programmed on a per Station basis for the abil#y 
to initiate a conference. 
Only stations that have Conference enabled will be 
able to initiate a conference. 
A station that is denied conferencing capabilities in 
programming can be a party to another stations 
conference provided that station does have confer- 
encing privileges. 
Default: By default, Conference is enabled for all 
stations. 
Related Programming: 
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PAGE “A” STATION ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
Executive Override 
Programming Steps Description 
Press the EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE flexible 
button (Page A, Button #4). It will toggle on and 
off with each depression. 
l LED on = Executive Override is allowed 
l LED off= Executive Override is denied 
Press HOLD button. Display will now update. EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE. This feature allows cer- 
tain stations to be designated as “Executive” stations 
with the ability to override and “barge-in” on other 
keysets engaged in CO line conversation. If an 
extension is engaged in an intercom conversation 
the call can be overridden but the intercom connec- 
tion will be dropped. This is a useful feature for UCD 
agent supervisors or for alternate answering posi- 
tions. 
An optional warning tone is programmed on a sys- 
teqn wide basis to either enable or disable the tone. 
This tone will be presented to all parties prior to 
actual cut thru of the third party. 
Default: By default, Executive Override is disabled 
for all stations. 
Related Programming: Executive Override Wam- 
ina Tone. 
CAUTION: USE OF THIS FEATURE WHEN THE 
EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE WARNING TONE IS DIS- 
ABLED MAY BE INTERPRETED AS A VIOLATION 
OF FEDERALOR STATE LAWS, AND AN INVASION 
OF PRIVACY. CONSULT COUNSEL WITH RE- 
SPECT TO APPLICABLE LAW BEFORE INTRUD- 
ING ON CALLS USING THIS FEATURE. 
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PAGE “A” STATION AlTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
E. Privacy (Per Station) 
Programming Steps 
To program station(s) for Automatic Privacy: 
1. Press the PRIVACY flexible button (Page A, 
Button #5). It will toggle on and off with each 
depression. 
l LED on = Privacy is enabled on Stations(s) 
l LED off = Privacy is disabled on Station(s) 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Description 
PRIVACY. The system provides privacy on all com- 
munications in the system which prevents other 
stations from accidently entering an existing conver- 
sation. However, if desired, the system will allow on 
a per station basis the ability for a station to join an 
existing outside CO line conversation. Each station 
can be granted the privilege to join an existing CO 
line conversation by simply pressing the CO line 
button of a CO line in use. 
Both the station and the CO line must have privacy 
disabled before the system will allow cut-thru. 
If privacy is disabled and a station joins an existing 
call, both parties will hear an alert tone. 
If privacy is disabled, only one other station may join 
in on an existing conversation. 
The Station 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 
following table: Default: Privacy is enabled for all stations in default. 
Related Programming: CO Line Attributes, Sec. 
620.1, programming: Privacy feature. 
Privacy Enabled 
Privacy Disabled Private 
(No Cut-through) 
Private 
(No Cut-throuah) Private 
(No Cut-through) 
Privacy Released 
KM-throuoh Allnwad 
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							PAGE ‘VI” STATION AlTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
F. Speed Dialing Access 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the SPEED flexible button (Page A, But- 
ton #6). It will toggle on and off with each 
depression. 
0 LED on = Speed Dialing access is allowed 
l LED off= Speed Dialing access is denied 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. 
G. Line Queuing 
Programming Steps Description 
1. Press the QUEUING flexible button (Page A, 
Button #7). It will toggle on and off with each 
depression. 
l LED on = Queuing is allowed 
l LED off= Queuing is denied 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. LINE QUEUING. Stations can be allowed or denied 
the ability to manually queue for a busy group of CO 
lines. Even when disabled, stations will have auto- 
matic LCR queuing privileges. 
Default: By default, CO Line Queuing is allowed at 
all stations. Descriotion 
SPEED DIALING ACCESS. Stations can be indi- 
vidually allowed or denied the ability to use system 
speed dial numbers. The last forty system speed 
numbers are not monitored by toll restriction, refer to 
toll restriction programming. Stations can not be 
prevented from using station speed dial. 
Default: By default, Speed Dialing is allowed at all 
stations. 
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PAGE “A” STATION AlTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
H. 
1. 
2. Preferred Line Answer 
Programming Steps 
Press the PREF LINE ANSWER flexible button 
(Page A, Button #8). It will toggle on and off with 
each depression. 
l LED on = Preferred Line Answer is allowed Description 
PREF LINE ANSWER. Stations can be given the 
ability to answer incoming outside line calls, trans- 
ferred and recalling lines and line queues by simply 
going off-hook. (Preferred tine Answer) 
l LED off= Preferred Line Answer is denied 
Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Default: By default, Preferred Line Answer is dis- 
abled on all stations. 
I. Off-Hook Voice Over (Future) 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the OHVO flexible button (Page A, Button 
#9). It will toggle on and off with each depres- 
sion. 
l LED on = Off-Hook Voice Over is allowed 
l LED off= Off-Hook Voice Over is denied 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Description 
OHVO. This feature allows a station to receive 
OHVO calls. Only OHVO Digital Terminals may re- 
ceive an OHVO call. A station can be denied the 
ability to receive OHVO calls by disabling the OHVO 
option. 
Default: By default, Off-Hook Voice Over is disabled 
for all stations. 
Related Programming: 
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PAGE “A” STATION AnRlBUTES (Cont’d) 
J. Call Forwarding 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the CALL FORWARD flexible button 
(Page A, Button #lo). It will toggle on and off 
with each depression. 
l LED on = Call Forwarding is allowed 
l LED off= Call Forwarding is denied 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. 
K. Forced Least Cost Routing 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the FORCED LCR flexible button (Page 
A, Button #l 1). It will toggle on and off with each 
depression. 
l LED on = Least Cost Routing is forced 
l LED off= Least Cost Routing is optional 
2. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Description 
CALL FORWARD. Stations can be allowed or de- 
nied the ability to have incoming CO calls, intercom, 
transferred outside lines forwarded to another sta- 
tion, UCD, Hunt or Voice Mail group or Off-Net 
Forward via speed dial. 
Default: By default, Call Forwarding is allowed at all 
stations. 
Description 
FORCED LCR. Stations may be forced to place 
outgoing CO calls by use of LCR (dial [9]) to access 
an outside line). This allows the system administrator 
to control dialing patterns and the lines used for 
outgoing CO calls more effectively. This can be 
enabled/disabled on a per station basis for additional 
flexibility and control, 
Default: Forced LCR is optional for all stations. 
Related Programming: LCR Class of Service, LCR 
Enable/Disable, Sec. 610.2; LCR programming, 
Sec. 655. 
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PAGE “B” STATION PROGRAMMING 
Programming Steps 
The remaining station features are located and pro- 
grammed on Page B. 
a. Press [PG B] button. The display of current 
programming for those features will appear as 
follows: 
Where: 
XXX= Station Range 
B= Page “B” Features 
ID= Station Identification (O-5 
COS= Class of Service (l-6) 
SPK= Speakerphone Option (O-2) 
A= Pickup Group (l-4) 
B= Paging Zone (l-4) 
CC= Preset Forward Destination 
DD= CO tine Group access 
LO= LCR Class of Service Description 
When programming Page B features, the flexible 
buttons are mapped as follows: 
LCR COS SELECT PAGE A m 
~~~~~~1 oFF-HwKpREF 1 sELEm PAGE B ~~~~~~~~~~ 
SVFTONASSlGN 1 NEWSTATlON RANGE [ 
NOTE: Features programmed in Page “B” require a 
numeric entry after pressing the flexible button. 
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							PAGE “B” STATION AlTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
L. Station ldentif ication 
Programming Steps 
1. Press the STATION ID flexible button (Page B, 
Button #l). 
To program the Station ID for a Digital Terminal: 
1. Dial a [0] on the dial pad. 
2. Press HOLD button to complete the entry. Dis- 
play will now update. 
To program the Station ID for a DSS/DLS Console 
with Map 1, Map 2 or Map 3: 
1. Dial either a [1],[2] or [3] on the dial pad. 
2. Enter the three-digit station number (100-155) 
which the DSWDLS Console is associated with. 
3. Press HOLD button to complete the entry. Dis- 
play will now update. 
To program the Station ID for a Relay/Sensor Mod- 
ule: 
1. Dial a [4] on the dial pad. 
2. Press HOLD button to complete the entry. Dis- 
play will now update. Description 
STATION ID. Each system port must be pro- 
grammed to identify the type of station that will 
operate on that port. Each station type must be 
identified. 
Default: By default, all 4x8 CO/Station Port Cards 
default to ID 0 (Digital Terminal), all SLT’s default to 
ID 5 (SLT or OPX). 
NOTE: When identifying a station as a DSS/DLS 
Console, you must also enter the station number of 
the Key Telephone the DSSIDLS Console is at- 
tached to. 
MAP 1. CO Lines l-14 are fixed buttons. Stations 
100-l 27 are flexible buttons and appear in sequen- 
tial order withthe bottom 6 buttons programmed as 
the following features: Call Park Zones, Page Zones, 
Attendant Override, and Release. 
DSS Console Map 1 
Related Programming: CO Line ringing on Map 1 
is determined by CO Line Attributes, Sec. 620.1; CO 
Line Ringing Assignments 
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PAGE “B” STATION ATMBUTES (Cont’d) 
Station Identification (Cont’d) 
Programming Steps 
To program the Station ID for a SLT or OPX Station: 
1. Dial a [5] on the dial pad. 
2, Press HOLD button to complete the entry. Dis- 
play will now update. 
To program the Station ID for a SLT w/Message 
Waiting Lamp: 
1. Dial a [S] on the dial pad. 
2. Press HOLD button to complete the entry. Dis- 
play will now update. 
To program the Station ID for an SLT w/Message 
Waiting and In Use Lamp: (2605, 2607) 
1. Dial a j7’l on the dial pad. 
2. Press HOLD button to complete the entry. Dis- 
play will now update. Description 
MAP 2. CO Lines 1-28 are fixed buttons and Sta- 
tions 100-l 13 are flexible buttons and appear in 
sequential order with 6 buttons programmed as fea- 
tures. 
MAP 3. Stations 114-157 are flexible buttons and 
appear in sequential order with the bottom 6 buttons 
programmed as features. Provides the receiving 
stations with DSS buttons when used in conjunction 
L - 
DSS Console Map 2 & 3 
Related Programming: CO Line ringing on Map 2 
is determined by CO Line Attributes, Sec. 620.1; CO 
Line Ringing Assignments 
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PAGE “B” STATION AlTRIBUTES (Cont’d) 
M. 
1. 
2. Station Class of Service (COS) 
Programming Steps 
Press the CLASS OF SERVICE flexible button 
(Page B, Button #2). 
Enter a two-digit Class of Service entry as 
follows: 
l 1st digit is day COS 
l 2nd digit is night COS Description 
CLASS OF SERVICE. Each stations must be as- 
signed 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 automat- 
ically. This prevents the misuse of phones after 
hours. 
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,l ,*,#I as first digit, 7 digits max. 
6= intercom only (no CO Line access) 
3. Press HOLD button. Display will now update. Class of service (COS) determines the stations dial- 
ing privileges. Refer to Table 630-l. 
Default: By default, all stations are assigned a COS 
1 for day mode and COS 1 for night mode. 
Related Programming: CO Line Attributes, Sec. 
620.1; Class of Service programming, Sec. 620.1; 
Exception Tables programming, Sec. 650.1. 
Table 630-l Class of Service (COS) 
S 
T 
A 
T 
I 
0 
N 
i 
Unrestricted Unrestricted 
Restriction* Unrestricted 
Table A Unrestricted Canned 
Restriction Unrestricted 
Unrestricted Table B Canned 
Restriction Unrestricted 
Table A Table B Canned 
Restriction Unrestricted 
Canned Canned Canned 
Restriction Restriction Restriction Unrestricted 
Intercom Intercom Intercom Intercom 
only only only only 
*Canned Restriction= No ‘O’, 1, #, ‘*’ as a first dialed digit, and 7 digits maximum plus l-800, 
1911, 1611 are allowed and 411, 976, and 555 numbers are denied. 
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