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    2. Enter a valid number on the dial pad that corresponds to 000–255 
    (0 ms to 2.55  seco nds).
    3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
    display updates.
    Des crip ti on
    The Reseize  Timer option lets the user adjust the Reseize Timer on a per 
    CO  Li ne  bas is . T he  Re se iz e  Ti me r  ca n be  us ed  on an y t runk  t ype.  T his  
    timer  sets  the time period that a  trunk is  held disconnected  after 
    receiving a disconnect before being reseized when a device is queued for 
    a member of the trunk group.  By default, the  Reseize Timer  is set  for two 
    se conds.
    Gu a rd  Ti m er
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1 . Pr es s t he GUA R D TI M ER  bu tt on (FL ASH 40 , Pag e C , Bu tton #6) in  the  
    fl exi ble  b utt on fi e ld.  The  fol lowi ng  mes sage  di sp lays :
    2. Enter a valid number on the dial pad which corresponds to 1–60 
    (100 ms to 6 seconds).
    3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
    display updates.
    Des crip ti on
    The outgoing Guard  Timer is  used to set the length  of time  a CO is  held 
    busy  t o out going  se iz ur e  aft er  a  val id  r el eas e  is  de te cte d.  If  a us er  
    at te mpt s  to   ac c es s a  CO  l ine  be fo r e  the  Gu a rd  Ti mer  e xpi re s,  th ei r  LED 
    illuminates to indicate  that  the line is seized, however the CO line is not 
    actually seized until the timer expires. The user gets a busy tone, and may 
    receive a  delayed CO  dial  tone if the timer  is set  to  a large  value. By 
    def au l t, th e Gu ard  Ti me r is se t fo r .5  se c o nds.
    GUARD TIMER 1-60
    05 
    						
    							Pa ge C  I ntr o ducti o n 3 - 35
    Sei ze  Timer
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1. Press the SEIZ E TIMER Button (FLA SH 40 , Page C, Bu tton #7) in the  
    fl exi ble  b utt on fi e ld.  The  fol lowi ng  mes sage  di sp lays :
    2. Enter a valid number on the dial pad which corresponds to 000–25 5 
    (100 ms to 2.55 seconds).
    3. Press the HOLD  button  to save the  entry.  A confirmation tone heard 
    a nd t he  di spl ay u pdat es .
    Des crip ti on
    The Seize Timer  option  allows the  user to adjust the Seize Timer on  a per 
    CO  Li ne  bas is . T he  Sei z e  Ti mer  i s us ed  on gr ound  st ar t  typ e t r unks.  Th is 
    Seize  Timer is  a lead filter  timer.  The CO must provide  ground at the tip 
    le ad fo r lo n ger  t han thi s ti mer  i n o r de r fo r the  s yst em to  re c o gni ze  i t.  B y 
    def au l t,  th e S ei z e T im er  i s s et  fo r  0 .1  se c o nds .
    Preset Forward  Timer
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1 . Pr es s t he  P RES ET  FWD  T IM ER  fle xi ble  bu tt on ( FLASH 40, Pag e C, 
    Bu tton  #8).  The  fo ll owing  mes sag e d is pla ys:
    2 . Ent er  va li d num ber  on  di al  pad  whi ch  corr es ponds  t o 0 0–99 seconds.
    3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
    display updates.
    SEI ZE   T I MER 0 00- 25 5
    01 0
    PRESET  FWD  TIMER 00-99
    10 
    						
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    Des crip ti on
    The Preset Forward Timer determines the time an outside  line  rings 
    be fore  be in g for war de d t o a  pr ede te rm ine d d est i nat ion.  I f a  for war d 
    destination is programmed  in  the CO line field, the  CO calls forward to 
    tha t  des ti nat i on af te r  the  C O p re se t  forw ard  t ime r  exp ir es . T his  for war d 
    occurs regardless of how many  stations the line is  ringing.
    The digits entered for the CO line are sent in the  station field.This  feature 
    app li es  t o in it ia l  CO  ri ngi ng l in es  only  and  wor ks wi t h P r ese t  For war d C O 
    Li ne a ssi gnme nt s.  By de faul t , t he  CO  Li ne  Pr e set  F orwa rd  Ti me r  is  se t  at  
    10 seconds and is variable from 00-99  seconds.  A  [00]  entry disables the 
    ti me r  and t he  fe at ure  i s d is abl ed.
    DID Co lle ct Timer
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1 . Pr es s t he  DID  CO LLEC T T IM E R  Butt on (FL ASH  40, Page C, B utto n #9) 
    in  the  f le xibl e  but ton  fi el d. T he  foll owi ng me ssa ge  di spl ays:
    2. Enter a valid number on the dial pad that corresponds to 010–200 
    (100 ms to 2.0 seconds).
    3. Press HOLD button to save entry.  A  confirmation tone  is heard and 
    t he  di spl ay  updat es .
    Des crip ti on
    The DID  Collect  Timer is  only  used when the DID Incoming Signaling  is 
    se t f or d ial  pul se . T his  is  a t im e- out t i mer  t hat  look s at  t he i ncomi ng di gi ts  
    one  digit at a time.  If  a second  digit isn’t detected within the  150ms, the 
    telephone system  attempts  to  process that digit.  If  a second digit is 
    det e cte d, t he  sy st em  wait s  15 0 ms  to  see  i f a  t hir d d igi t  is  r ece ive d. 
    Ot he rwi se , t he  te l epho n e s yst em  at te mpt s  to   pr o ce ss  t he  two   dig it s 
    already  received. This process  continues until no additional  digits are 
    received and the time-out timer expires. By default, the DID Collect Timer 
    is  se t for  1 50  mi l li -se conds and is  va ri abl e fro m 1 00 ms to 2. 0 secon ds.
    D I D   COLL ECT  TI ME R 0 10- 20 0
    01 5 
    						
    							Mi scel l ane ous  C O  Par am eter s 3 - 37
    T- 1  C o l l e c t  T i m e r
    1 . Pr es s t he  T- 1  COL LEC T T I ME R  fl exi bl e  butt on (F LA SH 40 ,  Pa ge  C , 
    Bu tton  #10).  Th e f ollowing  messa ge  is  shown  on the  display p hone:
    2. Enter a valid number on the dial pad which corresponds to 010–20 0 
    (100 ms to 2.0 seconds).
    3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. A confirmation tone is heard 
    a nd t he  di spl ay u pdat es .
    Des crip ti on
    The T-1 Collect  Timer is  only  used when the T-1  Incoming  Signaling  is set 
    for dial pulse. This is a time-out timer that looks at  the incoming digits 
    one  digit at a time.
    If  a  sec o nd  di git  i sn’t  detected within the 150ms, the  telephone system 
    attempts to process that digit. If a second digit is detected, the system 
    waits 150ms  to  see if  a third  digit is received. Otherwise,  the telephone 
    system attempts to process the two digits already  received. This process 
    conti nue s unt i l  no ad dit i onal  di git s  ar e r ece iv ed  and  the  t im e- out  ti mer  
    exp ir es .
    By default, the T-1 Collect Timer is set for 150 milli-seconds and is variable 
    fr om 1 00 ms to 2. 0 se co nds.
    Misce llaneous CO Parameters
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    If the system is in the  programming mode,  continue using the program 
    codes. If  starting to program  here, enter  the programming mode  first.
    1. Press FLASH and  di al  [41 ].  The following message displays:
    T1   COLL ECT  TIM ER 0 10- 20 0
    01 5
    CO  F EATURE S
    EN TE R  B U TTON   N UM BE R 
    						
    							3-38 M iscellaneo us CO  Paramet ers
    2 . Se le c t  any  fea tur e  by p re ssi ng t he  ap prop ri at e f le xib le  but to n(s)  in 
    the flexible  field.
    3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
    display updates.
    Des crip ti on
    When entering  the Miscellaneous CO Parameters programming area the 
    buttons  on  the digita l telephone are  def ined a s s hown b elow:
    Dial Pulse Parameters
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1. Press the DIAL PULSE flexible button (FLASH 41, Butto n #1). T he 
    following message displays:
    2. Enter a valid number (0–3) which corresponds  with the  following 
    entries:
    [0] =  60/40 ( RAT IO),  10 p ps  (SPEE D)
    [1] =  66/33 ( RAT IO),  10 p ps  (SPEE D)
    [2] =  60/40 ( RAT IO),  20 p ps  (SPEE D)
    [3] =  66/33 ( RAT IO),  20 p ps  (SPEE D)
    3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
    display updates.
    DIAL
    PUL SEDI D
    DI GI TS
    =1Q=2W=3E=4R
    DID INCOMING
    SIGNALT-1 INCOM IN G
    SIGN ALT-1  FRAM ING
    TYPE
    =5T=6Y=7U=8I
    DIAL  PULS E
    60 / 40  10  PPS 
    						
    							Mi scel l ane ous  C O  Par am eter s 3 - 39
    Des crip ti on
    The Dial Pulse option  lets the  installer adju st the dial pulse ratio and 
    speed when using  dial  pulse  (rotary) type signaling.  By default,  all lines 
    ar e D TM F  (t one)  si gnal ing.  I f pu lse  di al in g i s r eq uir ed,  t he  ind ivi dual  
    outs id e l i ne m ust  be  pr ogr amme d f or  Dia l  Pu lse  (D P ). W hen  Dia l  P ulse  i s 
    se le cte d,  thi s  syst e m-wi de  par ame t er  must  b e  set  t o d et er mi ne t he  
    br eak /ma ke  ra ti o a nd t he  dia l  spe ed  of t he  di al  pul se  si gnal .
    DID Digits
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    To make  a change  t o t he numbe r of DI D Di git s:
    1 . Pr es s t he  DI D  DI GIT S f le xib le  but to n (FLASH 41, Button  #3). T he 
    following message is shown on  the display  phone:
    2. Enter a valid number (3–7 ) o n  the  di al  pa d whi c h c o r re sp o nds  to   the  
    nu mber of digits  used for the rou ting of the DID Number.
    3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. A confirmation tone is heard 
    a nd t he  di spl ay u pdat es .
    Des crip ti on
    The  DI D  Di git s  opt ion  all ows  th e i nst al le r  t o adj ust  t he  amou nt  of DI D 
    Digits  received from the CO.  This amount is used  by all DID  trunks in the 
    sys te m.
    The  DI D Tr ans lat i on t abl e c an b e p rogr amm ed to det er mi ne the  num ber  
    of d igi ts  us ed  for  the  r out ing  of a  DI D  ca ll . By  de faul t,  t he  numbe r  of DI D 
    di git s is se t to  3.
    Th is  pro gram  code  is  on ly  us ed  whe n an  outs id e (C O) l ine  is  p rogra mmed  
    for Di al Pulse.
    DID   DIGITS 3-7
    3
    At least one DTMF receiver MUST be installed in the system 
    						
    							3-40 M iscellaneo us CO  Paramet ers
    DI D  I nco m in g Sign a li ng
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    The re  ar e 2  t ype s of DI D S ign ali ng a vai la ble  for  DI D Tr unks . To cha nge  the  
    ty pe of s igna li ng:
    1 . Pr es s t he  DI D  INC OMI NG S IGN AL ING  fl exi bl e b utt on ( FLASH 41, 
    Bu tton  #5)  for  pr ogra mmi ng t he  ty pe  of D ID  si gnal in g de si re d.
    The following  mes sage is s hown on  th e d is pla y phon e:
    2 . Ent er  a  0 o r 1 o n t he di al pad.
    [0] =  Dial Puls e
    [1] =  DT MF
    3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. A confirmation tone is heard 
    a nd t he  di spl ay u pdat es .
    Des crip ti on
    The DID  Incoming  Signal option allows the installer to determine the 
    type  of incoming signaling used  by all T-1 trunks in the system.  By 
    def au l t,  th e t ype  o f  DI D I nc o mi ng S ig nal ing  is  se t  fo r  DT MF .
    T- 1  In c o m i n g   S i g n al i n g
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    There are two types of T-1  Signaling available for T-1  Trunks. To change 
    the  t ype  o f  si gnal ing :
    1. Press the T1 INCOMING SIGNALING  flexible bu tton ( FLASH 41, 
    Bu tton  #6)  for  pr ogra mmi ng t he  ty pe  of T -1  si gna li ng de si re d. T he 
    following message is shown on  the display  phone:
    DID  INC  SIGNALING 0-1
    DTMF
    T1   IN C  SIG N AL 0- 1
    DTMF 
    						
    							Mi scel l ane ous  C O  Par am eter s 3 - 41
    2 . Ent er  a  0 o r 1 o n t he di al pad.
    [0] =  Dial Puls e
    [1] =  DT MF
    3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. A confirmation tone is heard 
    a nd t he  di spl ay u pdat es .
    Des crip ti on
    The T-1 Incoming Signaling option allows the installer to determine  the 
    type  of incoming signaling to be used  by  all T-1 trunks in the system.  By 
    def au l t,  th e t ype  o f  T- 1  Si gnal ing  is  se t  fo r  DT M F.
    T- 1  Fr a m i n g   Ty p e
    There are two types of T-1  Framing Types available.  To change  the 
    fr ami ng t ype :
    1 . Pr es s t he  T1  F R AM I NG  T YP E  fl exi bl e  but ton (FLA SH 4 1,  Bu tton  #7) 
    for  pr ogra mmi ng t he  ty pe  of T -1  fr ami ng d esi r ed.  The  fol lowi ng 
    mes sag e is shown on the dis play ph one:
    2 . Ent er  a  0 o r 1 o n t he di al pad.
    [0] =  D4SF -AMI
    [1] =  ES F-B8ZS
    3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. A confirmation tone is heard 
    a nd t he  di spl ay u pdat es .
    Des crip ti on
    T-1 boards 9031-31 and 8031-31 will work with D4SF-AMI or ESF-B8ZS 
    framing. T he T -1 serv ice should be ord ered f rom the serving comp any.  By 
    def au l t,  th e t ype  o f  T- 1  Fr ami ng i s s et  fo r  D 4S F- AM I .
    Co n dit io n s
    †The  T -1 board m ust have  firmware  Ve rs ion  1. 0  or  highe r.
    T1   F RA MIN G T Y PE 0- 1
    D4S F-A MI 
    						
    							3-42 M iscellaneo us CO  Paramet ers
    Flexi ble C O Port Ass ignme nt
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    If the CO  Line numbers  need to be relocated to different ports, press 
    FLASH an d di al  [ 42]. The following message displays:
    Buttons 1  through  18 indicate  Ports 1 through 144.  When the  relocation 
    program is initially  entered, Button #1  is lit to indicate that the  user is 
    progra mming the  CO Line  numbe rs .
    Changi ng  the  CO  Li ne Numb er Ass igned to a ny P ort
    1 . Di al  th e p o si ti o n nu m ber  o n  the  d isp lay  (0 1  thr o u gh  08 ).
    2 . The n di al  t he  CO  Lin e nu mber  d esi r ed  and p re ss  HOL D.
    Exampl e 1 --  I f [0 1 00 3 ] i s d ial e d and  t he  HOLD  but t on i s p re sse d, t he  
    CO line number of the first entry on the display changes to [003]. 
    Si nc e  [00 3 ] was  shown  as  t he t hi rd  ent r y on  th e d is pla y,  tha t  ent r y i s 
    bl ank ( ### ).
    Exampl e 2 - - I f  Butt on # 3  (CO  Por t s  17 -2 4 ) i s p re sse d, t he  fol lowi ng 
    di spl ay a ppe ar s:
    Exampl e 3 -- If  [03020] is  dialed, the  CO  line  number  of the third entry 
    on the  display cha nges  to [020].  Since  [020] was  sh ow n as  the  fourth 
    ent r y on  th e d isp lay,  tha t  ent r y i s b lan k (# ## ).
    CO  0 01 0 02 00 3 0 04 00 5
    006 007  008
    CO  003 002 ### 004 005
    006 007  008
    CO  0 17 0 18 01 9 0 20 02 1
    022 023  024
    CO  0 17 0 18 02 0 # ## 0 21
    022 023  024
    When all the CO Line numbers  desired have be en programmed, the system 
    re sets to upd ate  t he da ta. This is don e so that th e pr ogramm ing of 
    CO Lines can be done while the s ys tem is  in  us e. 
    						
    							Mi scel l ane ous  C O  Par am eter s 3 - 43
    Des crip ti on
    The  Fl e xibl e  Port  A ss ign ment  fe at ur e p rov ide s  a me ans  t o as sig n CO  l in e 
    numbers to any CO line port in the  system.  This provides complete 
    flexibility  in  determining CO line  numbers within the system as long as 
    they stay within  the system  numbering  plan. A CO  line  can be assigned 
    any num ber  be twe en  [001 -0 48] for Triad 1/2 or [00 1-1 44] for Tri ad 3 on  the 
    STARPLUS Di git al  S yst ems .
    The buttons  on the  digital telephone are defined  as  shown  when 
    ent er i ng t he  Fl exi bl e  Por t  A ssi gnme nt  Fe at ure  pr ogr ammi ng  are a:
    Al l  CO  l ine  num ber s  ent er ed  ar e  st ore d i n a  t emp orar y  dat aba se  ar ea 
    whi ch  is  upl oad ed  to  the  ma in  dat aba se  when  th e s yst em  is  r es et .
    PO RTS
    1-8PO RTS
    9-16PO RTS
    17-24PO RTS
    25 -32
    =1Q=2W=3E=4R
    PO RTS
    33-4 0PO RTS
    41-48PO RTS
    49-56PO RTS
    57 -64
    =5T=6Y=7U=8I
    PO RTS
    65-7 2PO RTS
    73-80PO RTS
    81-88PO RTS
    89 -96
    =9O=10 P=11 A=12 S
    PO RTS
    97-10 4PO RTS
    1 05-112PO RTS
    113-120PO RTS
    121 -128
    =13 D=14 F=15 G=16 H
    PO RTS
    129-1 36PO RTS
    1 37-144
    =17 J=18 K=19 L=20 ; 
    						
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