You can use the following types of telephones to program your MICs system:
M7310 or M7324 Norstar sets
T7316 Business Series Terminal
This guide uses the Business Series Telephone button icons for programming procedures.
Refer to the table below for the keycap icons that correspond to the programming commands.
System LID (Companion sets for MICS-XC systems) 13
Software keys 13
SysID 13
Companion ID 13
Password keys for Companion (MICS-XC systems) 13
Reg. pswd (XC Companion) 13
Change DN type (Companion sets for MICS-XC systems) 14
Registration 15
15
Radios and Cells (Companion CT2+ sets for MICS-XC systems) 16
Hardware 17
Modules 17
Installed telephones and other devices 18
Initial settings 19
Profile 19
Dialpad 19
Startup 19
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Terminals&Sets 20
Line Access 20
Capabilities 21
Name 22
User prefernces 22
Restrictions 32
Telco features
Button prgrming 23
User speed dial 31
Restrn filters 32
Set restrns 35
Line/set restrns 35
(Terminals&Sets:Telco features) 36
Feature assignmnt 36
1stDisplay 36
Called ID 36
Log space 36
Lines 37
Trunk/Line Data 37
If Target Line 37
If T1 and Groundstart 38
If T1 and Loopstart 38
If T1 and E&M 39
If T1 and DID 40
If BRI-2 or BRI-ST (ISDN) 41
If BRI-U2 or BRI-U4 (ISDN) 41
If PRI (ISDN) 42
)If ETSI 42
If T1 and Fixed 42
Name 42
Restrictions 43
Line restrns 43
Remote restrns 43
Telco featur es 43
Services 44
Ringing service 44
Restrn service 45
Routing service 46
If PRI-A, PRI-B, PRI-C, or PRI-D 47
If service type requires service id 47
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If Protocol is SL-1 or TIE service type 47
Using line pools to create a dialing plan 47
Dest codes 48
Activating routing shedules 50
Common settings 50
Hunt groups 54
Change DNs 54
Featr settings 55
Direct-dial 55
CAP assignment 56
Dialing plan 56
Access codes 56
Remote access 58
Rec’d # length 59
DN length 59
National length 59
Make / Break 59
Business name 59
CbC limits 59
Release reasons 59
Hospitality 60
Network Services 60
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Telco features 61
Software keys 62
ETSI (Profile 2, only) (software key required) 60
MCDN (Profile 1, 2, and 3, only) (software key required) 60
VMSg ctr tel#s 61
ONN blocking 61
SysID 62
Password keys 62
Password keys for ISDN PRI 62
Password keys for fixed T1 lines 62
Password keys for Advanced Private Network and Private Network Tandeming (MCDN) 62
Hardware 63
Cards on KSU 63
If card is a Loop card 63
If card is a T1 card 63
If card is a PRI card 64
If card is an ETSI PRI card 65
If card is a DID card 65
If card is an E&M card 65
If card is a BRI-U2, BRI-U4 or BRI-ST card 65
If card is a BRI-2 or BRI-ST card 66
Modules 67
TrunkMod 68
StnMod 70
Maintenance 71
System version 71
Sys test log 72
Sys Admin Log 73
Network evt log 74
Template specific defaults 75
Terminals&Sets defaults 75
Line Access 75
Restrictions 75
Telco features (Feature assignmnt) 76
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Lines defaults 76
Trunk/Line data (Target lines) 76
Trunk/Line data (Digital and Analog loopstart) 76
Trunk/Line data (Digital and Analog Groundstart) 77
Trunk/Line data (Digital and E&M lines) 77
Trunk/Line data (Digital and Analog DID) 78
Trunk/Line data (BRI-2, BRI-ST, BRI-U2 and BRI-U4 lines) 78
Restrictions 79
Services defaults 79
Access codes 79
Glossary of programming headings and settings 80
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General information
Customer/CompanySupplier
AddressCustomer service representative
Telephone
Telephone
Billing numberInstaller
System coordinatorInstallation date
All defaults for the default templates are shown in bold and underlined text.
Copying set programming
1
You can use the
command to copy programming from one telephone to other set, a range of sets or all the sets. Depending on
COPY
COPY
COPYCOPY
where the display button is pressed, you will copy either all the programming for a telephone or only the programming found under one
of the individual sub-headings.
For general set copying, you can choose what part of the programming will be used. The choices are:
•
System
System
SystemSystem
•
System + U ser
System + U ser
System + U serSystem + U ser
the system administration programming (system data) of a set
–
the system administration programming PLUS the programming for a particular set (user data), with the follow-
–
ing exceptions:
System Data that copies
Line access
Line assignment
Answer DNs (unless Answer b utton DN is same as set being cop ied
to)
Line p ool access
Prime line designation
Number of intercom keys
Restrictions
Line/set restrictions
Set restrictions
Set Lock
Allow Last Number Redial
Allow Saved Number Redial
Allow Link
Capabilities
Allow Redirect
Call Forward No Answ er (DN or Route + number + delay)
Call Forward Busy (DN or Route + number)
Redirect Ring
Auxiliary Ringer
DND on Busy
Hotline
Handsfree Answerback
Handsfree Setting
Direct-dial (which set is reached
by the D-Dial digit)
Pickup Group
Paging
Paging Zone
Priority call
SLR redirection
Receive tones
ATA ans timer
MsgIndicate (for ATA)
Telco Features
Call log set (
1stDisplay
Logging set
System data that does not copy
Line access
Private line appearances
Capabilities
Set Name
Telco features
Log space
Passwords
Call log password
CAP assignment
Direct-dial set designation
)
ExtraDial set designation
Service mode ringing set designation
Prime set designation for a line
Hunt group appearances
Sched:Night
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Evening
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Lunch
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Sched 4
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Sched 5
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Sched 6
Start time
Stop time
Tuesd ay
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Sys speed dial
Speed dial #:_(001 to 255)
001:
(if number is programmed)
All
Display digits
(if Display dig its=N)
Name
Bypass restr’n
Note: To make use of the Alpha
tagging feature, you must specify
a name for the speed dial.
Use prime line
Sys Spd Dial 001
Off
221
221
Night
Evening
Lunch
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
23:00
07:00
17:00
23:00
12:00
13:00
00:00
00:00
00:00
00:00
00:00
00:00
No number
Passwords
COS pswds
Show pswd #:_
COS pswd #00
Pswd 00
User flt
Line flt
Remote pkg
Call log pswds
Show set:_
Log pswd
Progrming pswds
Installer
(CONFIG)
SysAdmin+
(SCPLUS)
Sys admin
(ADMIN)
Basic
(BASIC)
Hospitality
Desk pswd
Cond pswd
Time&Date
Hour
Minutes
Year
Month
Day
System prgrming
Hunt groups
Y
N
Show group:_
HGnn:<DN>
Member DNs
M001:Appr&Ring
Line assignment
Show line:_
Lnnn:
Mode:
Hunt delay:
If busy:
Timeout:
None
None
None
None
None
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22742
4677
(HOSP)
None
Unassigned
Broadcast
BusyTone
Overflow:<DN> or
Name:<7 characters>
Distinct RingNone
<hunt group DN>
Change DNs
Old DN:_
New DN:_
Max. 7 digits
Max. 7 digits
Featr settings
Backgrnd music
On hold
N
Tones
Receiver volume
Use sys volume
Camp timeout
Park timeout
Park mode
Trnsfr callbk
DRT to prime
DRT delay
Held reminder
Remind delay
Directd pickup
Page tone
Page Timeout
Daylight time
AutoTime&Date
45
45
Lowest
4
Y
4
N
60
Y
Y
180
Y
Y
SWCA Cntrl
Auto Associate
Invoke by Hold
N
N
Call log space
Reset all logs?
Space/log
Host delay
Link time
01
AlarmSet
Set relocation
00
Msg Reply enh
Anskey:
02
01
Clid match
Direct-dial
D-Dial 1
01
Use prime line
1000
600
221
N
N
Basic
8
Intrnl
CAP assignment
CAP1
None
Dialing Plan
Private network
Type
Priv DN len
Type
PrivNetI d
Priv DN len
Type
4
60
PrivNetI d
Loc code
Priv DN len
None
3
CDP
1
3
UDP
1
None
3
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Defaults are shown in bold and underlined
Public network
Pub DN lengths
Show prefix:
Prfx:Deflt
DN length
Dial timeout
Dial timeout4
Access codes
Line pool codes
Line pool A
Park prefix
Extrnl code
Direct-dial
Auto DN
DISA DN
PrivAccCode
Carrier Codes
Prfx:10
ID length:3
Prfx:101
Remote access
Rem access pkgs
Show pkg:_
00
LinePool access
PRI-A (A-D)
Pool A (9)
Pool B (B-O) ( )
Remote page
01
LinePool access
PRI-A (A-D)
Pool A (9)
Pool B (B-O) ( )
Remote page
Rem line access
Show line:_
L001 Rem pkg
Rec’d # length
DN length
Nat’nl length
(Profile 2, only)
BusName
CbC limits
Pool PRI-A
Service: Public
Min in
Max in
Min out
Max out
Service: Tie
Service: FX
Service: OUTWATS
Service: 800
Pool PRI-B
(NI-2 protoc ol only)
None
None
None
None
None
Release reasons
Text:
Hospitality
7
Room/desk info
Show set:___
Room #: _
Adm pwd req’d:
Call restrns
9
1
0
Vacant:
Use flt:__
Basic:
Mid:
Full:
Service time
Hour:
Minutes:
Alarm
Attn attempts:
Retry intrvl:
Attn duration:
Time format
Expired Alarms
Notify set:Y
Use Tone:Y
Network Services
(SL-1 MCDN only)
MCDN
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
NetwkICCLN
TROY
TATN
Telco features
VMsg ctr tel#s
VMsg center 1
00
3
Use: Line|routing tbl
Tel#:
VMsg center 2
VMsg center 3
3
VMsg center 4
VMsg center 5
10
ONN blocking
Analog VSC
Tone
Pulse
BRI VSC
CodeNone
Software keys
(Used to activate ISDN PRI and fixed access
trunks/WAN access for Data Modules)
(8 digits)
SysID
Password keys
(8 digits)
Key 1
None
12hr
no number
None
None
Y
00
00
00
00
00
00
3
4
15
Key 2 (8 digits)
(8 digits)
Key 3
Hardware
Show Module:_
Cards on KSU
Cd1-KSU
Card type
Lines
Discon timer
(If T1 card)
Card type
Lines
Discon timer
Answer timer
CO fail
I/F levels
Framing
Internal CSU
CSU line bld
DSX1 bld
Line coding
Clock Src
(If PRI card)
Card type:
Lines
(If protocol is for MCDN)
Protocol
PrivNetID
TypeSlave
BchanSeq
ClockSrc
Max transits
(If more than one Protocol)
Protocol
PrivNetID
BchanSeq
CbC Routing
(If Protocol is DMS-100)
CbC values
FX
800
(If Protocol is NI-2)
CbC values
FX
800
(If Protocol is DMS-250)
CbC values
FX
800
900
(If Protocol is AT&T-4ESS)
CbC values
FX
800
I800
900
SDS
CO fail
Loop
Loop
460
460
T1A-547A
ISDN
ESF
On
000-100
B8ZS
Primary
PRI
SL1
Descend
Primary
NI-2
Descend
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
TIA-547A
I/F levels:
Framing
Internal CSU
CSU line bld
Line coding
Clock Src
(If DID card)
Card type
Lines
(If E&M card)
Card type
Lines
Answer ti mer
(If BRI card)
T1
2
0
1
31
30
Card type
Loops
Loop aaa
Type
Protocol
Sampling
(For S and LT)
Assign DNs
Show DN:
Loop DN:_
(For T & NT)
SPIDn
# of B-channls
Network DNs
DN1
Call type
D-packet service
D-packet servc
LPnnn
TEIs
TEI
Clock Src
ONN blk
DataMod settings for Profile 1 only
(If DataMod=IDM 200)
Type
Fixed access
Show line:_
DataMod NVRAM
(If DataMod=BayStack)
Type
IP address
Fixed access
Show line:_
Switched access
Line assignment
LinePool access
(If DataMod=SDI)
TypeSDI
Config
Ptl
DS0 rate
TxClk src
TxClk invrsn
Data invrsn
Fixed access
Primary
_
L001:
Availabl
Primary
SuprsBit
IDM 200
Unassigned
L001:Channel:xx
BayStack
L001:
Unassigned
L001:Channel:xx
Show line:_
L001:Unassigned
LinePool PRI-A:
L001:Unassigned
ISDN
ESF
On
B8ZS
DID
E&M
Fixed
None
Both
None
V.35
64k
Auto
Off
Off
5
0
2
T
1
N
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Show line:_
L001:
Unassigned
L001:Channel:xx
Lp state
Lpbk
Cd2-KSU
Mod 03 to 08
Maintenance
System version
Port/DN status
Module status
Sys test log
Sys admin log
Network evt lo g
Provisioning
Tests
CSU stats
Diagnostic tools
Link status
Usage Metrics
Hunt groups
Call-by-Call
None
Off
Loop
StnMod
Programming overview (Profile s 2 and 3)
Defaults are shown in bold and underlined
ProfilePROF 1
DialpadQ, Z:0
Startup
Template
Start DN
(MICS)Square
221
Terminals&Sets
Show set:_
Line access
Line assignment
Show line:_
(If it is a Non-DID line)
L001
(If it is a DID line)
L001
LinePool access
LinePool A
Prime line
Intercom keys
Answer DNs
Show set:_
222
OLI#
Capabilities
Fwd no answer
Fwd to
Forward delay
Fwd on busy
Fwd to
DND on Busy
Handsfree
HF answerback
Pickup grp
Page zone
Paging
D-Dial
Priority Call
Hotline
(if Hotline=Extrnl and number
specified ) Use prime line
Aux. ringer
Allow redirect
Redirect ring
Intrusion
Protect LvlNone
ATA settings
Unassigned
1
Y
I/C
2
Unassigned
None
None
4
None
N
None
Y
None
1
Y
Set1
N
None
N
N
Y
ATA ans timer
ATA use
Msglndicate
ATA dvcTelephon
Name
User prefernces
Model
Button prgrming
User speed dial
Call log opt’ns
Normal
Night
Evening
Lunch
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
Set lock
Allow last no
Allow saved no
Allow link
Line/set rstrns
Show line:_
Normal
Night
Evening
Lunch
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
Telco features
Feature Assignment
Show line:_
Caller ID set
Extl VMsg set
1st Display
Called ID
Log space
Log 0 Pool
Off site
None
221
M7208
(256-279)
Standard dial
English
Handsfree
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Name
600
7
Lines
Show line:_
Trunk/Line data
(If Target Line)
Line type
Rec’d #
PrimeSet
Aux. ringer
If busy
Distinct Ring
(If PRI Lines (001 to 030, 031 to 060)
Trunk Type
4
1
0
02
11
12
13
00
00
00
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
Line type
PrimeSet
Distinct Ring
(If T 1 and Loopstart) Profile 3 only
Trunk Type
Line type
Dial mode
PrimeSet
Auto privacy
Trunk mode
Ans mode
Ans with DISA
Link at CO (analog only)
Aux. ringer
Full AutoHold
LossPkg
Distinct Ring
(If T1 and Gro undstart) Profile 3 only
Trunk Type
Line type
Dial mode
PrimeSet
Auto privacy
Ans mode
Ans with DISA
Aux. ringer
Distinct Ring
(If T1 and E&M) Profile 3 only
Trunk Type
Line type
Dial mode
PrimeSet
Auto privacy
Ans mode
Ans with DISA
Aux. ringer
Signal
ANI number
DNIS number
Gain
Distinct Ring
Public
None
221
N
PrimeSet
None
Profile 2 only
PRI
PRI-A
221
None
Loop
Pool A
Tone
221
Y
Unspr
Manual
Y
N
N
N
MediumCO
None
Ground
Pool A
Tone
221
Y
Manual
Y
N
None
E&M
Pool A
Tone
221
Y
Manual
Y
N
Winkstart
N
N
Normal
None
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(If T1 and DID) Profile 3 only
Trunk Type
Line type
Dial mode
PrimeSet
Ans mode
Ans with DISA
Link at CO
Aux. ringer
Signal
ANI number
DNIS number
Gain
Distinct Ring
(If BRI-2 or BRI-ST)
Trunk Type
Line type
PrimeSet
Auto privacy
Ans mode
Ans with DISA
Aux. ringer
Full AutoHold
Distinct Ring
Sched:Night
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Evening
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Lunch
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Sched 4
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Sched 5
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Sched 6
Start time
Stop time
Normal
Night
Evening
Lunch
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
Set lock
Allow last no
Allow saved no
Allow link
Line/set rstrns
Show line:_
Normal
Night
Evening
Lunch
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
Telc o f e atur e s
Feature Assignment
Show line:_
Caller ID set
Extl VMsg se t
1st Display
Called ID
Log space
Log 0 Pool
Off site
None
221
M7208
(256-279
Standard dial
English
Handsfree
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Name
600
Lines
7
(If Target Line)
(If T 1 and Loopst art)
4
1
(If T1 and Groundstart)
0
02
11
12
13
00
00
00
Y
(If T1 and E&M)
Y
Y
N
(If T1 and DID)
N
N
Show line:_
Trunk/Line data
Line type
Rec’d #
PrimeSet
Aux. ringer
If busy
Distinct Ring
Trunk Type
Line type
Dial mode
PrimeSet
Auto privacy
Trunk mode
Ans mode
Ans with DISA
Link at CO (analog only)
Aux. ringer
Full AutoHold
LossPkg
Distinct Ring
Trunk Type
Line type
Dial mode
PrimeSet
Auto privacy
Ans mode
Ans with DISA
Aux. ringer
Distinct Ring
Trunk Type
Line type
Dial mode
PrimeSet
Auto privacy
Ans mode
Ans with DISA
Aux. ringer
Signal
ANI number
DNIS number
Gain
Distinct Ring
Trunk Type
Line type
Dial mode
PrimeSet
Ans mode
Public
None
221
N
PrimeSet
None
Loop
Pool A
Tone
221
Y
Unspr
Manual
Y
N
N
N
MediumCO
None
Ground
Pool A
Tone
221
Y
Manual
Y
N
None
E&M
Pool A
Tone
221
Y
Manual
Y
N
Winkstart
N
N
Normal
None
DID
Pool A
Tone
221
Manual
Ans with DISA
Link at CO
Aux. ringer
Signal
Winkstart
ANI number
DNIS number
Gain
Distinct Ring
(If T1 and Fixed) (Profile 1 only)
Trunk Type
(If BRI-ST, BRI-U2 or BRI-U4)
Trunk Type
Line type
PrimeSet
Auto privacy
Ans mode
Ans with DISA
Aux. ringer
Full AutoHold
Distinct Ring
(If PRI Lines (001 to 023, 031 to 053.
Trunk Type
Line type
Off-core DTI
midi: 061 to 073 or 085 to 097;
PRI-A for 001-023
PRI-B for 025-047
PRI-C and PRI-D
mega: 085-097 or 061-073)
PrimeSet
Distinct Ring
Name
Restrictions
Restrn filters
Show filter: _
Restn flt 00
Restrn flt 01
Restrn 01
Deny
No overrides
No restrictions
Line restrns
Normal
Night
Evening
Lunch
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
Remote restrns
Normal
Night
Evening
Lunch
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
Telco features
VMsg center
Normal
None
Fixed
BRI-ST
Pool A
221
Manual
None
PRI
221
None
Line001
9
Y
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
N
N
0
03
21
22
23
00
00
00
04
31
32
33
00
00
00
1
10
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DialOut
Use: PoolA..., Pool O,
PRI-A - PRI-D
(If PRI-A, B, C, or D)
SrvcType:
(If service type is Tie, FX,
OUTWATS, requires service id)
Service id:
<valid service id #>
(If Protocol is SL-1 or
Tie service type)
DN type:
Dest codes
Show DstCode:_
DstCode:
Normal
Digit absorb
Night
Digit absorb
Assigned
Unassign
Off
221
001
Off
no numbr
Public
None
Public
000
None
Y
N
All
All
Sched:Sched 5
Sched:Sched 6
Common settings
Control sets
For lines
Show line:_
L001
For sets
Show set:_
221
221
221
Schedule names
Sched 1
Sched 2
Sched 3
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
Night
Evening
Lunch
Sched 4
Sched 5
Sched 6
Schedule times
Monday
Sched:Night
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Evening
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Lunch
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Sched 4
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Sched 5
Start time
Stop time
Sched:Sched 6
Start time
Stop time
Tuesd ay
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
23:00
07:00
17:00
23:00
12:00
13:00
00:00
00:00
00:00
00:00
00:00
00:00
Sys speed dial
Speed dial #:_(001 to 255)
001:
(if number is programmed)
Display digits
(if Display dig its=N)
Name
Bypass restr’n
Note: To make use of the Alpha
tagging feature, you must specify
a name for the speed dial.
No number
Use prime line
Sys Spd Dial 001
Sched:Night
Service
OverflowOff
Off
Passwords
Sched:Evening
Sched:Lunch
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COS pswds
Show pswd #:_
COS pswd #00
Pswd 00
User flt
Line flt
Remote pkg
Call log pswds
Show set:_
Log pswd
Progrming pswds
Installer
(CONFIG)
SysAdmin+
(SCPLUS)
Sys admin
(ADMIN)
Basic
(BASIC)
Reg. pswd
Hospitality
Desk pswd
Cond pswd
Time&Date
Hour
Minutes
Year
Month
Day
System prgrming
Y
Hunt groups
Show group:_
N
HGnn:<DN>
Member DNs
M001:Appr&Ring
Line assignment
Show line:_
Lnnn:
Mode:
Hunt delay:
If busy:
Timeout:
Overflow:<DN> or
Name:<7 characters>
None
None
None
None
None
266344
727587
23646
22742
72346
(MICS-XC only)
4677
(HOSP)
None
Unassigned
Broadcast
BusyTone
<hunt group DN>
01
00
02
01
01
4
60
Distinct RingNone
Change DNs
Old DN:_
New DN:_
Max. 7 digits
Max. 7 digits
Featr settings
Backgrnd music
On hold
Receiver volume
Use sys volume
Camp timeout
Park timeout
Park mode
Trnsfr callbk
DRT to prime
DRT delay
Held reminder
Remind delay
Directd pickup
Page tone
Page Timeout
Daylight time
AutoTime&Date
Call log space
Reset all logs?
Space/log
Host delay
Link time
AlarmSet
Set relocation
Msg Reply enh
Anskey:
SWCA Cntrl
Auto Associate
Invoke by Hold
CLID Match8
Direct-dial
D-Dial 1
Use prime line
CAP assignment
CAP1
Dialing Plan
Private network
Type
Priv DN len
Type
PrivNetI d
Priv DN len
Type
PrivNetI d
Loc code
Priv DN len
Public network
Pub DN lengths
Show prefix:
Tones
Lowest
180
1000
600
221
Basic
Intrnl
None
None
CDP
UDP
None
N
45
45
4
Y
4
N
60
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
3
1
3
1
3
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Defaults are shown in bold and underlined
Prfx:Deflt
DN length
7
Dial timeout
Dial timeout
4
Access codes
Line pool codes
Line pool A
Park prefix
Extrnl code
Direct-dial
Auto DN
DISA DN
PrivAccCode
9
1
None
0
None
None
None
Carrier Codes
Prfx:10
ID length:3
Prfx:101
Remote access
Rem access pkgs
Show pkg:_
00
LinePool access
PRI-A (A-D)
Pool A (9)
Pool B (B-O) ( )
Remote page
01
LinePool access
PRI-A (A-D)
Pool A (9)
Pool B (B-O) ( )
Remote page
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
Rem line access
Show line:_
L001 Rem pkg
Change DN type
(MICS-XC only)
00
Show DN
637:
State
Companion
(MICS-XC only)
Portable
Available
Registration
Registration
Portable DNs
Show DN:
637
N
Availble
Radio data
Re-evaluation
Status:
Schedule:
Radios
Cell assignment
Show radio:
Antenna type
Show radio:
Unassigned
Internal
Cells
Show cell:_
Cell radios
Show radio:
Cell nghbrs
Show nghbr:
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Unassigned
Unassigned
Cell rad nghbrs
ShowRadNghbr:
System LID:
Rec’d # length
DN length
BusName
CbC limits
Pool PRI-A
Service: Public
Min in
Max in
Min out
Max out
Service: Tie
Service: FX
Service: OUTWATS
Service: 800
Pool PRI-B
Release reasons
Text:
Hospitality
Room/desk info
Show set:___
Room #: _
Adm pwd req’d:
Call restrns
Vacant:
Use flt:__
Basic:
Mid:
Full:
Service time
Hour:
Minutes:
Alarm
Attn attempts:
Retry intrvl:
Attn duration:
Time format
Expired Alarms
Notify set:
Use Tone:Y
Network Services
(SL-1 MCDN only)
MCDN
NetwkICCLN
TROY
TATN
Telco features
VMsg ctr tel#s
VMsg center 1
Use: Line|routing tbl
Tel#:
VMsg center 2
VMsg center 3
Unassigned
None
None
12hr
no number
VMsg center 4
VMsg center 5
3
ONN blocking
3
Analog VSC
Tone
Pulse
BRI VSC
CodeNone
Software keys
(Used to activate ISDN PRI and fixed access
trunks/WAN access for Data Modules)
(MICS-XC: also activates Companion
features.)
(8 di gits)
SysID
Password keys
(8 digits)
Key 1
Key 2 (8 digits)
Key 3 (8 digits)
Hardware
Show Module:_
Y
00
00
00
00
00
00
3
4
15
Cards on KSU
Cd1-KSU
Card type
Lines
Discon timer
(If T1 card)
Card type
Lines
Discon timer
Answer timer
CO fail
I/F levels
Framing
Internal CSU
CSU line bld
DSX1 bld
Line coding
Clock Src
(If PRI card)
Card type:
Lines
(If protocol is for MCDN)
Protocol
PrivNetID
TypeSlave
BchanSeq
ClockSrc
Max transits
(If more than one Protocol)
Protocol
PrivNetID
BchanSeq
CbC Routing
None
None
Loop
Loop
460
T1
460
2
T1A-547A
ISDN
ESF
On
0
000-100
B8ZS
Primary
PRI
SL1
1
Descend
Primary
31
NI-2
30
Descend
(If Protocol is DMS-100)
CbC values
FX
800
(If Protocol is NI-2)
CbC values
FX
800
(If Protocol is DMS-250)
CbC values
FX
800
900
(If Protocol is AT&T-4ESS)
CbC values
FX
800
I800
900
SDS
CO fail
I/F levels:
Framing
Internal CSU
CSU line bld
Line coding
Clock Src
(If DID card)
Card type
Lines
(If E&M card)
Card type
Lines
Answer ti mer
(If BRI card)
Card type
Loops
Loop aaa
Type
Protocol
Sampling
(For S and LT)
Assign DNs
Show DN:
Loop DN:_
(For T & NT)
SPIDn
# of B-channls
Network DNs
DN1
D-packet service
TEIs
Clock Src
ONN blk
DataMod settings for Profile 1 only
(If DataMod=IDM 200)
Type
Fixed access
_
Call type
D-packet servc
LPnnn
TEI
Show line:_
L001:
L001:Channel:xx
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
TIA-547A
ISDN
ESF
B8ZS
Primary
DID
E&M
Fixed
Availabl
None
Both
None
Primary
SuprsBit
IDM 200
Unassigned
On
0
2
T
1
12
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Defaults are shown in bold and underlined
DataMod NVRAM
(If DataMod=BayStack)
Type
IP address
Fixed a ccess
Show line:_
L001:
L001:Channel:xx
Switch ed access
Line assignment
Show line:_
L001:Unassigned
LinePool access
LinePool PRI-A:
L001:Unassigned
Dial-in:None
(If DataMod=SDI)
TypeSDI
Config
Ptl
DS0 rate
TxClk src
TxClk invrsn
Data invrsn
Fixed a ccess
Show line:_
L001:
L001:Channel:xx
Lp state
Lpbk
Cd2-KSU
Mod 03 to 08
BayStack
Unassigned
(MICS-XC only)
V.35
64k
Auto
Off
Off
Unassigned
None
Off
Loop
StnMod
Usage Metrics
Hunt groups
Call-by-Call
N
Maintenance
System version
Port/DN status
Module status
Sys test log
Sys admin log
Network evt lo g
Provisioning
Tests
CSU stats
Diagnostic tools
Link status
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Companion programming charts
The next four pages contain charts specific to programming the Companion information. All other programming for MICS-XC systems are the same as
for the other MICS systems, and follows this section.
System LID
(System prgrming; Companion; System LID)
(Companion sets for MICS-XC systems)
____________________________________
Software keys
(Used in MICS-XC to also activate Companion attributes.)
SysID
SysID: <8 digits>:
_______________________________
Companion ID
Companion ID_______________________________
Password keys for Companion
DateKey 1Key 2Key 3 Notes
(MICS-XC systems)
Reg. pswd (XC Companion)
(Passwords; Reg. pswd)
Reg. password72346
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RADIO
14
Change DN type (Companion sets for MICS-XC systems)
(System prgrming; Change DN type)
DNTypeDNTypeDNType
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
ISDN PortableISDN PortableISDN Portable
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Registration
(Companion; Registration) Unavail appears only on USA-MICS-XC 4.1).
WTNRegistrd statusWTNRegistrd statusWTNRegistrd status
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Registrd Availble
Unavail Pending
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Radios and Cells
(System prgrming; Companion; Radios and System prgrming; Companion;Cells)
*. Write E if using an external antenna.
†. n is the radio number. Each radio uses a five-digit number, the TCM port number followed by the radio number (n).
‡. If using a plug-top power supply, write PT.
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Hardware
Modules
17
Mod 03StnMod
Mod 04StnMod
Mod 05StnMod
Mod 06StnMod
Mod 07StnMod
Mod 08StnMod
Mod 09StnMod
Mod 10StnMod
Mod 11StnMod
Mod 12StnMod
Mod 13
Companion or the DM only)
Mod 14
Companion or the DM only)
(For use by
(For use by
StnMod
StnMod
ASMDataModTrunkMod
ASMDataModTrunkMod
ASMDataModTrunkMod
ASMDataModTrunkMod
ASMDataModTrunkMod
ASMDataModTrunkMod
ASMDataMod
ASMDataMod
ASMDataMod
ASMDataMod
DataMod
DataMod
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To record additional information, photocopy this page before using.
Installed telephones and other devices
Name or locationTelephone modelBLFCAPATAPort
No.
Default DN
(max. 7 digits)
New DN
(max. 7 digits)
*
*. Change DNs in System prgrming; Change DNs. Record old and new DNs here.
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Initial settings
Profile
19
Photocopy pages before using.
Profile
Dialpad
Dialpad
Startup
Template
Start DN
PROF 1PROF 2 PROF 3 PROF 4
Q, Z:0 Q, Z:7, 9
Square Centrex Hybrid PBX DID
221__________________________
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Terminals&Sets
Line Access
(Terminals&Sets: Line access)
Sets:
(max. 7 digits)
Line assignment
List 3 digit line number and
circle line assignment.
AR = Appear&Ring
A = Appear only
R = Ring only
blank = Unassigned
Appearances
(DID lines only)
001A R
002A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
1 _____1 _____1 _____1 _____1 _____1 _____1 _____
001A R
002A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
Photocopy pages before using.
001A R
002A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
001A R
002A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
001A R
002A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
001A R
002A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
001A R
002A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
_ _ _A R
Line pool accessPRI-A PRI-B
PRI-C PRI-D
A
B C D E
F G H I J
K L M N O
Prime LineNone
I/C
Line # __
Pool ____
Intercom Keys0 1 2
34
567 8
Answer DNs
Enter DNs of sets to be
answered and circle Answer
DN type.
AR = Appear&Ring
A = Appear only
blank = Unassigned
Clock Src
(default for Cd1-KSU is
Primary,Cd2-KSU is
Secndry)
0
000-100
400-500500-600600-700
Primary
7.515
100-200200-300300-400
AMI
SecndryTimeMst
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If card is a PRI card
(Profiles 1 and 4 only)
Card typePRI
Lines
Protocol
protcl
(Not shown if only one
protocol available)
NI-2
DMS100DMS2504ESSSL-1 (does not show unless MCDN is active)
PrivNetID
range: 1-127
BchanSeq
(Default is Descend
unless SL-1 Master)
CbC Routing
FX
(Only shown for: NI-2,
DMS-100, and
DMS-250)
800
(Only shown for: NI-2,
DMS-100, DMS-250,
and 4ESS)
I800
(Only shown for:
4ESS)
900
(Only shown for:
DMS-250, and 4ESS)
SDS
(Only shown for:
4ESS)
30
Ascen
None
None
None
None
Non
e
Descend
d
AllMap table
AllMap table
AllMap table
AllMap table
AllMap table
Type
(User prompt only
shown when Procol is
SL-1)
CO failTIA547A
I/F levelsISDN
FramingESF
Internal CSUOn
CSU line bld0
Line codingB8ZS
ClockSrcPrimary
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Secondary
7.515
AMI
SecndryTimMstr
PrimaryUser
TR62411
PSTN ISD/TT
SF
Off
If card is an ETSI PRI card
(Profile 2 only)
Card typePRI
Lines
65
ProtocolEURO
PrivNetID
range: 1-127
BchanSeq
(Default is Descend
unless SL-1 Master)
Type
(Procol is SL-1)
ClockSrcPrimary SecndryTimMstr
Max Transits31
Ovlp recvingN2
If card is a DID card
(Profiles 1, 3, and 4 only)
Card typeDID
Lines
1 (does not show unless MCDN is active)
Ascend
SlavePrimaryUser
(does not show unless MCDN is active)
SL1 (does not show unless MCDN is active)
Descend (does not show unless MCDN is active)
If card is an E&M card
Card typeE&M
Lines
(does not show unless MCDN is active)
Answer timer1
2345
If card is a BRI-U2, BRI-U4 or BRI-ST card
(for Profiles 1 and 4 only)
Card typeBRI-_____
Loops
Loop Type
Type
(If BRI-U2 or BRI-U4
default is NT)
Protocol
(Not shown if only one
protocol available)
Sampling
(Shown for S loop type
only)
T
Adaptve
SLT NT
Fixed
For S & LT only
(for Profiles 1 and 4 only)
Assign DNs
Show DN:__Assigned
Loop DN:_NoneISDN DN
Availabl*LP
___
* LP
___
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For T & NT only
(for Profiles 1 and 4 only)
SPID__
# of B-channls1
Network DNs
DN1:
2
Call typeVoice
DN2:
Call typeVoice
DN3:
Call typeVoice
DN4:
Call typeVoice
DN5:
Call typeVoice
DN6:
Call typeVoiceDataBoth
DN7:
Call typeVoice
DN8:
Call typeVoice
D-packet service
(BRI-U2 & BRI-U4)
LPnnnNone
Y
N
DataBoth
DataBoth
DataBoth
DataBoth
DataBoth
DataBoth
DataBoth
S-Lp___Lt-Lp___
TEIs (0-63)
ClockSrc
(On core only)
ONN blkSuprsBit
Primary
If card is a BRI-2 or BRI-ST card
(for Profiles 2 and 3 only)
Card typeBRI-_____
Loops
Loop Type
TypeS
T
SecndryTimMstr
SrvcCode
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(for Profiles 2 and 3 only)
67
SamplingAdaptve
Assign DNs
Show DN:__Assigned
Loop DN:_NoneISDN DN
Fixed
Availabl*LP
For T
(for Profiles 2 and 3 only)
ClockSrc
(On core only)
Ovlap recvingY
Public digit length1
Primary
SecndryTimMstr
N
23456789101112131415
Modules
(for Profile 1 only)
Mod 03St nMod
Mod 04St nMod
Mod 05St nMod
Mod 06St nMod
Mod 07St nMod
ASMDataModTrunkMod
ASMDataModTrunkMod
ASMDataModTrunkMod
ASMDataModTrunkMod
ASMDataModTrunkMod
___
* LP
___
Mod 08St nMod
Modules
(for Profiles 2, 3 and 4 only)
Mod 03St nMod
Mod 04St nMod
Mod 05St nMod
Mod 06St nMod
Mod 07St nMod
Mod 08St nMod
ASMDataModTrunkMod
ASMTrunkMod
ASMTrunkMod
ASMTrunkMod
ASMTrunkMod
ASMTrunkMod
ASMTrunkMod
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TrunkMod
(Profiles 1 and 4 only) (BRI cards and off-core DTI cartridges are available on Modules 03 and 04 on midi systems, and on Modules
07 and 08 for maxi systems.)
(MICS-XC systems: TrunkMod cannot be configured for Modules 09-14.)
(Profile 2 ) (BRI cards are available on Modules 03 and 04 on midi systems, and on Modules 07 and 08 for maxi systems.)
(MICS-XC systems: TrunkMod cannot be configured for Modules 09-14.)
(Profiles 3 ) (BRI cards are available on Modules 03 and 04 on midi systems, and on Modules 07 and 08 for maxi systems.)
(MICS-XC systems: TrunkMod cannot be configured for Modules 09-14.)
Sys Test Log
Log itemTime of log itemNumber of repetitions
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Sys Admin Log
(Maintenance; Sys Admin Log)
Sys Admin Log
Log itemTime of log itemNumber of repetitions
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Time and date that log was checked
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Network evt log
(Maintenance; Network evt log)
Network Log
Log itemTime of log itemNumber of repetitions
Time and date that log was checked
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Template specific defaults
For the Norstar MICS 6.0 system, the Square template is the default template. The Centrex, Hybrid, PBX
and DID template are also available as an option at startup.
For the Norstar MICS-XC 6.0 system, the PBX template is the default template. The DID template is also
available as an option at startup. For information on defaults for Registration, Radio data, Radios, Cells,
and the Registration password, refer to your MICS-XC Norstar-Companion Installer Guide. These
settings are used with XC 6.0 systems that use Companion components.
The following charts show the sections of the Programming Record where the Centrex, Hybrid, PBX and
DID default values differ from the Square template default values.
Termi na ls& S e ts defa ults
Line Access
SettingSquareCentrexHybridPBXDID
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Line
assignmen
t
Line pool
access
Prime lineNone
† <nnn> is a three-digit line number. The Centrex template sequentially assigns lines to DNs. It assigns Line 001 to DN221, Line 0 02 to DN
222, and so on, until all lines are assigned to DNs. The lines automatically become prime lines for the DNs.
This section presents the programming hierarchy in the Norstar Modular ICS/Modular ICS-XC interface. The dots each represent a
level below the top level
Below the
3rd level
••••
•••••
Top Level
Level 1
•
Level 2
••
Level 3
•••
Menu itemDescription
••••••
•••••••
Profile
(use only at system startu p)
Dialpad
(use only at system startu p)
Startup
(use only for initial configuration at system startup)
• Template
• Start DN
Change on non-North American systems, only!
Use this command to choose a profile that reflects the trunk card profile for
the specific country.
Use Profile password.
WARNING: Never use this command after Startup has been run.
Use this command to select the dialpad layout you require. This is a systemwide setting.
Use Dialpad access.
Use this command to select the default information specific to your system.
Use Startup access.
This command is only available immediately after startup of the KSU.
Select the template to assign the default values for the system.
Enter between three and seven digits to indicate the first DN of the range you
plan to use.
The length of this entry also defines the default DN length and the default
Received number length.
Note: If the first digit of a DN is the same as any of the follow codes, the
system sets these codes to None:
• Direct-dial digit
• Call Park prefix
• first digit of a line pool access code
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Use the following commands to change defaults and configure the lines and sets to suit your system requirements.
Use Installer or Administrator access codes.
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Terminals & Sets
• Show set:_
• XXXX:XXXX
•• Line access
••• Line assignment
•••• Show line:______
••••• LXXX:Unassigned
••• LinePool access
•••• Line Pool A:N
••• Prime line: I/C
These commands allow you to assign settings to each telephone (DN).
Enter the DN of the telephone you want to program.
DN number and current name displays to confirm your request.
These commands allow you to assign lines to each DN.
You can copy the settings from one DN to another.
Use these settings to determine which lines are assigned to the telephone.
You can also define how incoming calls on those lines will be handled.
Enter the numbers of the lines to be assigned to the telephone.
Assign the line by pressing the CHANGE soft key to choose how you want
the line to show on the telephone (Appr & ring, Ring only, or Appr only).
You can use the SCAN softkey to determine which lines have been assigned.
Use this menu to define which line pools a telephone, DISA DN or AutoDN
will access.
All lines except ISDN PRI lines use lines A to 0. PRI lines use PRI-A, Pri-B,
etc.
Scroll through the line pool listing and select the pools to assign to the
telephone.
This setting determines the first line selected when the user makes an
outgoing call. If you select a line or line pool as prime line, the line or line pool
must be assigned to the telephone.
••• Intercom keys
••• Answer DNs
•••• Show set
•••• XX XX: U nassigned
••• OLI#
•••• OLI #
•• Capabilities
••• Fwd no a nswe r
•••• Fwd to
•••• Forward delay
Select the number of intercom buttons on a telephone for accessing internal
lines and line pools.
Enter the DN of another telephone. This set performs the indicated function
when the other set receives a call. You can assign up to five answer DNs.
Enter the DN of the telephone for which this telephone will have an answer
button.
Assign the answer DN by pressing the CHANGE soft key to choose how you
want the line to show on the telephone (Appr & ring, Ring only, or Appr only).
You can use the SCAN soft key to determine which DNs have been assigned.
Enter the 10-digit outgoing line identification number.
For some ISDN devices (for example, video conference sets) this allows the
OLI digits to replace the internal DN digits on the ISDN device call setup.
(Profile 1 and 4 only.)
These commands allow you to select the call features for a telephone.
Redirect all incoming calls when this telephone does not answer.
Enter the external number or the DN of the telephone to which you want to
redirect all incoming calls.
Select the number of rings before an unanswered call is forwarded. The
heading appears only if a Forward no answer external number or DN is
assigned.
••• Fwd on busy
•••• Fwd to
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Redirect all incoming calls when this telephone is busy with another call.
Enter the external number or the DN of the telephone to which you want calls
to be redirected when this telephone is busy.
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••• DND on Busy
••• Handsfree
••• HF answerback
••• Pick up grp
••• Page zone
••• Paging
••• D-Dial
••• Priori ty cal l
Select whether or not an incoming call rings if the user already is on another
call.
Select whether Handsfree will be available to a telephone.
Select whether a user can automatically answer a voice call without lifting the
receiver or pressing the
telephone.
Any user in a pickup group can answer calls to any other telephone in their
group using the Call Pickup-group feature (
pickup groups, or choose None to disable the feature for this telephone.
Assign a page zone to allow this set to receive pages, or choose None to
prevent pages at this telephone.
Select whether paging can be performed from this Norstar telephone.
Select whether you can call the Direct-dial telephone from this telephone
using the Direct-dial digit.
If a call is critical for the called party to receive, you can program this
telephone to interrupt calls or to override Do Not Disturb at another Norstar
telephone when you enter
A priority call can be refused at the set you call if the called party enters Do
Not Disturb (
However, a priority call cannot be blocked by at a telephone that is already in
Do Not Disturb mode.
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button. It is always turned off for a T7100
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). Choose one of nine
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.
••• Hotline
•••• Intrnl#:None
••••• Intrnl#:_______
•••• Extrnl#:No ne
••••• Extrnl#:_______
••• Aux. ringer
••• Allow redir e c t
••• Redirect ring
••• ATA settings
•••• ATA ans timer
Select whether a telephone number will be dialed automatically when a user
lifts the receiver or presses the button on the memory keys that is designated
as the Handsfree/Mute button.
Choose Intrnl to enter an internal Norstar telephone as the hotline.
Enter the internal DN you want to use as the hotline.
Choose Extrnl to enter an external telephone as the hotline.
Enter the external DN you want to use as the hotline.
Select whether an external auxiliary ringer will ring for incoming calls at this
telephone.
Note: The customer-supplied ringer hardware must be installed before the
feature will work.
Select whether to allow this telephone to redirect lines.
Select whether a telephone rings briefly when a call is redirected by the Line
Redirection feature (
Analog telephones or other devices which are connected to the ICS using an
Analog Terminal Adapter (ATA) may need the additional programming found
under this subheading.
This setting determines the timing between when an ATA-connected device
dials out and when the device becomes ready to receive DTMF tone from the
far end analog device.
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•••• ATA use
•••• ATA dvc
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Choose the setting that indicates where the ATA is situated (On Site/Off Site)
Set to enhance connectivity for telephones connecting to PRI and BRI lines
through an ATA module. Choose Telephon for telephones, and Modem for
other devices, such as fax machines.
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•••• MsgIndicate
••• Intrusio n
•••• Prot ect Lvl
•• Name
•• User prefernces
••• Model
••• Button prgrming
•••• 10+24 buttons
•••• BXX:Blank button
Select the type of message indicator the ATA-connected device provides.
(None, Tone, Lamp).
Determine what priority an attendant telephone will have to allow a break-in
by an M1 attendant telephone. To stop break-in, this setting must be higher
than the attendant level.
None, Low, Med, High
Enter a one-to-seven-digit name for the telephone.
These commands allow you to program the user admin features, such as
external autodialers, language choice, and display contrast, to personalize
the operation of the set.
Allows you to pre-program a DN to a specific model of Norstar set.
Note: Use the M7000 model setting to correspond with T7000 Business
Series Terminals. i.e. M7100/T7100; M7208/T7208; M7310/T7316. M7324
has no T-series equivalent.
Allows you to program the buttons with internal and external autodialers and/
or programmed feature keys.
Allows you to choose specific buttons to program, and the number of
programmable buttons for the set type.
This is the display you see if the button is not assigned.
Use the Next button to move through the list of buttons available to the set
model.
•••• BXX:<feature/line/DN>
••••• Tel # dest’n?
•••••• Intrnl#:_____
•••••• Extrnl#:____
••••• Feature code:
•••••• Speed Dial: F0
•••••• Send Msg:F1
•••••• #Send Msg:F#1
•••••• Ring Again:F2
•••••• Conf/Trans:F3
•••••• Call Fwd:F4
•••••• Last no.:F5
This is the display you see that indicates what is assigned to the button.
Soft keys: Clr/Tel#/Featr
This is the display you receive if you press the TEL# soft key at the button
prompt.
Enter an internal number to attach to this line.
Enter an external number to attach to this line.
This is the display you receive if you press the FEATR soft key at the button
prompt. Use the Next button to scroll through the available codes.
Press OK to assign the feature to the button.
Use TEL# soft key to enter number to be dialed when you press this button.
Send message to another mailbox.
Send message to another telephone display.
Monitor busy or unanswered telephone or busy line within the system. This
feature signals you to call back when the telephone or line pool becomes
available.
Use to establish a three-way call.
Send all calls to another telephone within the system.
Last number redial automatically dials the last external telephone number
that was dialed from this set.
•••••• Page Genrl:F60
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See Voice Call
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•••••• Pg Zone All:F610
•••••• Page Zone 1:F611
•••••• Page Zone 2:F612
•••••• Page Zone 3:F613
•••••• Page Zone 4:F614
•••••• Page Zone 5:F615
•••••• Page Zone 6:F616
•••••• Page Spkr:F62
•••••• Pg All, Spkr:F630
•••••• Page Spkr+1:F631
•••••• Page Spkr+2:F632
•••••• Page Spkr+3:F633
•••••• Page Spkr+4:F634
•••••• Page Spkr+5:F635
•••••• Page Spkr+6:F636
•••••• Line P ool:F64
•••••• Reply Msg: F65
•••••• #Msg. Wait:F#65
Page internally by zone.
Zone 0 pages all zones.
Page through an external loudspeaker system.
Page through both sets and external loudspeaker system by zone.
Zone 0 pages all zones.
Gives you access to line pools. Press this feature, then enter a line pool
access code.
Use to view and reply to messages.
Use to view number of message waiting.
•••••• Voice Call:F66
•••••• Saved No.:F67
•••••• Rst O’ride:F68
•••••• Priority:F69
•••••• Transfer:F70
•••••• Link:F 71
•••••• Call Park:F74
•••••• Grp Pickup:F75
•••••• Dir Pickup:F76
•••••• Call T imer: F77
•••••• Pause:F78
•••••• Excl. Hold:F79
Initiate a call/announcement through the speakers of another set without first
ringing the set.
Use during a call to save a number for later redialing.
Use to override restrictions to allow entry of a COS password. Effective for
current call, only.
Use to interrupt a call on another set.
Use to transfer a call to another internal or external set.
Use to generate a link signal to access a PBX or other host exchange.
Use to put a call on hold that can be picked up at any other set. The display
shows a three-digit retrieval code.
Use to answer a call that is ringing at another set. External calls are answered
in sequence.
Use to answer a call to your set from another set.
Use to display the duration of current or most recent call.
Use to program a pause (1.5 second) delay into an external autodial
sequence.
Use to put a group call on hold. The call shows busy on all other sets in the
group.
•••••• Trunk Answr:F800
•••••• Call Queue:F801
•••••• Grp. Listen:F802
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Use to answer an external call that is ringing on a line that has been placed
into a Ringing Service schedule. This feature does not work for a private line.
Use to answer the next call.
Use to receive to both the speakers and the handset on a set.
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•••••• Show time:F803
•••••• Wait:Dia l:F804
•••••• Ringing Call:F807
•••••• Long Tones: F808
•••••• Call Info: F81 1
•••••• Call Log:F812
•••••• Logit:F813
•••••• Offer rej:F814
•••••• Log O’flow:F815
•••••• ONN block:F819
•••••• Camp-on:F82
•••••• Privacy:F8 3
Use to display the time and date while on a call.
Use to program an external autodial number to cause the system to wait to
receive dial tone from another system before proceeding with the dialing
sequence.
Use to generate a tone for the period you hold down a button to communicate
with devices such as faxes and answering machines.
Use to display the name, number, or line name of a ringing or held call.
Display the call information for a set.
Store caller information for your current call in the Call Log of the set.
Also referred to as Autobumping. Use to delete the oldest log item from the
Call Log of the set.
Use to block your name/number from being transmitted as part of the call
information package.
Use to reroute a call to another set that already has busy lines.
Use to enable or disable privacy setting, which allows or blocks another
telephone from choosing the line you are using.
•••••• Line Redire:F 8 4
•••••• DND:F85
•••••• Music:F86
•••••• Srvc Stat : F 870
•••••• Ring Srvc:F871
•••••• Rstrn Srvc:F872
•••••• Route Srvc:F873
•••••• Alarm:F875
•••••• Rm cndition:F876
•••••• Alarm admin:F877
Use to redirect external calls to a telephone external to your system.
Note: Not all lines or telephones support this feature.
Use either to:
• block ringing of all incoming calls, except priority calls
• block an incoming priority call if you are currently on a call
Use to listen to music from the external music source through your telephone
speaker if you are not on a call. Note: Customer-supplied hardware must be
installed for this feature to work.
Display the services that have been turned on at a designated control set.
Turn on one of six schedules for alternative ringing/call answer arrangements
from a designated control telephone.
Turn on one of six services for restrictions on particular lines or telephones
from a designated control telephone. You need the System Coordinator
password.
Turn on one of six services for routing on particular lines on telephones from
a designated control telephone. You require the System Coordinator
password.
Use this from a room set to program a wake-up alarm.
Use this command from a room set to update the room condition setting.
Use from a Hospitality administrative set to set a wake-up alarm for a specific
room.
•••••• Rm cond adm:F878
•••••• Rm occ adm:F879
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Use from a Hospitality administrative set to see the room condition of a
specific room.
Use from a Hospitality administrative set to see the room occupancy of a
specific room.
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•••••• Voice Deny:F88
•••••• MCID:F897
•••••• Language:F*501
•••••• Contrast:F*7
•••••• Static time:F806
•••••• Call:F*520 .... F*535
••• User speed dial
••• Call log opt’ns
••• Dialing opt’ns
••• Language
••• Display cntrst
••• Ring type
Use to prevent the set from receiving voice calls.
ESTI lines only: If service is active from the service provider, this feature
saves current caller information at the service provider system.
Select the display language. (501 = first language; 502 = second language;
503 = third language
Use to adjust contrast of display
Change the first line of the display to the current time and date.
These 16 System-wide Call Appearance (SWCA) feature codes can be
programmed onto memory buttons with indicators to provide call parking
within a group of telephones that share the same SWCA button assignment.
Use these commands to program user speed dialers. (codes: 256 to 279)
Select whether the set will log all calls, no calls, or only unanswered calls.
Select standard dial, pre-dial, or automatic dial.
Choose the display language: English, French or Spanish.
Note: Language choices depend on system setup.
Select a display contrast level.
Select a ring type.
••• Voice Path
•• Restrictions
••• Restrn filters
••• Set restrns
•••• Filters
••••• Normal
••••• Night
••••• Evening
••••• Lunch
••••• Sched 4
••••• Sched 5
••••• Sched 6
•••• Set loc k
Select either Handsfree or Headset to allow automatic switching from the set
button.
Use these commands to create and assign restriction filters. These filters are
used to prevent a user from making certain kinds of calls from a telephone
during normal or scheduled operation periods.
Select restrictions for specific set or all sets.
Choose the filter you want to program.
For each line, enter the number (two-digits) of the restriction filter to apply
during normal service and each of the schedules.
Select the level of personal programming and customizing that can be
performed at a telephone.
•••• Allow last no
•••• Allow saved no
•••• All ow link
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Select whether a telephone can use Last Number Redial (
Select whether a telephone can use Saved Number Redial (
Select whether a telephone can use Link (
of a private branch exchange.
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) to access the features
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••• Line / set rs t rns
•••• Show line:_
••••• Normal
••••• Night
••••• Evening
••••• Lunch
••••• Sched 4
••••• Sched 5
••••• Sched 6
•• Telco features
••• Feature assign
•••• Show line:_____
••••• Caller ID set
••••• Extl VMsg set
Assign restriction filters to certain lines on each set in your system.
Select the line on this telephone for which the restriction will apply.
For each line, enter the number (two-digit) of the restriction filter to apply
during normal service and each of the schedules.
These commands allow you to program how the Norstar system works with
features and services that are based in the public network or other outside
source, namely Call Display or an external voice message service.
Use these commands to assign features, such Call Display, to identify
external in-coming calls.
Enter the number of the line for which the telephone will show Call Display
information.
Select whether the telephone will display incoming CLID.
Select whether this telephone will display a message indicator provided to the
specified line by an external voice message service.
••• 1stDisplay
••• Called ID
••• Log space
•••• Log: Pool:
Lines
• Show line:_
• Line001:Line001
•• Trunk/Line data
••• Trunk type
••• Line type
Select call information to be displayed first: name of caller, number of caller,
or name of line in your Norstar system that the call is on.
Select if Called ID is to be displayed.
Allocate a number of Call log spaces from a system-wide pool of spaces to
the telephone.
Assign this telephone its log spaces.
These commands allow you to assign settings to each trunk and external line.
Enter the line number of the line you want to program.
Display of the line number and current line name.
Use to program settings for physical lines that affect how the line is used by
the Norstar system.
This entry is determined by the cartridge or card installed in the KSU slot. This
setting also allows you to determine if the lines is supervised or not
supervised.
Select how a line will be used by telephones in the system.
Choose Public to be able to assign the line to any telephone.
Choose Private to make the line private to a telephone.
Enter the DN of the telephone you want to assign to the line.
Choose Pool to place the line in a line pool (A to O).
••• Dial mode
••• PrimeSet
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Select the appropriate dial mode for the line.
The dial mode must match the dial mode setting of the line at the central office
on the public network. The default is tone. This setting does not appear for
target lines.
Enter the DN of a prime telephone as a backup to answer calls on this line.
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••• Auto privacy
••• Trunk mode
••• Ans mode
••• Ans with DISA
••• Link time
••• Link at CO
••• Aux. ringer
••• Full AutoHold
Select whether a line will be private to the individual on a call, or whether it
can be shared by other users while a call is in progress. The Privacy setting
can be suspended for individual calls using the privacy feature (
Select whether the line operates with disconnect supervision. Auto answer
and DISA lines must be supervised. This setting does not appear for target
lines.
Select whether the line will be answered manually, the normal call answering
method, or automatically by the system. Auto answer allows remote access
to your Norstar system. This setting only appears if Trunk mode is
supervised.
Select whether a line programmed for auto answer will be answered with
Direct Inward System Access (DISA) or with system dial tone. This setting
only appears if Ans mode is Auto. This setting does not appear for target
lines.
Select the duration of a signal, such as recall or flash, when a signal is
required to access a feature through a remote system.
Select whether the system applies the restrictions on outgoing calls to the
digits dialed after the Link signal (a host signalling option).
Select whether an auxiliary ringer, if installed, will ring for incoming calls on
this specific line.
Select whether an idle line will be put on hold when another line is selected.
This setting does not appear for target lines.
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••• Distinct Ring
••• LossPkg
••• Rec’d #
••• Signal
••• ANI number
••• DNIS number
••• Gain
Choose whether the line will have a distinctive ring pattern.
Select the appropriate loss/gain and impedance package for analog loop
lines only. Select the package based on the terminating switch type (PBX or
CO), and the distance from the switch (Short, Medium or Long). This setting
only appears if Cd1-KSU is Loop. It does not appear for target lines.
Enter the Received number for this target line. When the system
automatically answers an incoming call on auto-answer Loopstart or digital
lines:
• it collects the number of digits specified by the Rec’d # length setting
• it matches these digits to a Received number
• it routes the call to the appropriate target line.
A Received number cannot be the same as, or be the start digits, of a line pool
access code, a destination code, the DISA DN, or the Auto DN.
Select the signal type for an E&M or DID line to match the signal type
programmed for the trunk at the other switch.
Select whether the telephone number of the caller will be collected for this
E&M or DID line. The digits can then be displayed on Norstar telephones as
part of Call Information services.
Select whether the digits dialed by an external caller on this E&M or DID line
will be collected.
Select the appropriate gain level for this E&M or DID line.
•• Name
•• Restrictions
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Enter a name for a line that is up to seven characters long. This name defaults
to the line number.
Allows you to create and assign restriction filters. These filters control what
kind of calls a user can make on this line.
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••• Restrn filters
•••• Show fi lter:_
••••• Restrn flt 00
••••• Restrn flt 01
•••••• Deny
•••••• Override 001
••• Line r estr ns
•••• Normal
•••• Night
•••• Evening
•••• Lunch
•••• Sched 4
•••• Sched 5
•••• Sched 6
••• Remote restrns
These are sets or groups of restrictions and associated overrides that specify
the external numbers or feature codes that cannot be dialed from a telephone
or line.
Enter the two-digit filter number.
Filter 00 is pre-set with no restrictions.
First programmable restriction. For each filter, enter up to 99 restrictions.
Enter the digits you wish to be restricted when this filter is used.
Enter the dialing sequences which are allowed to override this filter, if any.
Designate restriction filters to the lines assigned to this telephone.
Enter the number (two-digit) of the restriction filter to apply during normal
service and for each of the schedules.
Assign restriction filters that apply only to remote users of the line.
••••• Normal
••••• Night
••••• Evening
••••• Lunch
••••• Sched 4
••••• Sched 5
••••• Sched 6
•• Telco features
••• VMsg center 1 (1-4)
•••• Use:
•••• Tel #
Services
• Ringing service
•• Ringing groups
••• Show group:_
Enter the number (two-digit) of the restriction filter to apply to remote use
during normal service and for each of the schedules.
These commands allow you to assign settings for an external voice message
service.
Assign a VMsg center to be used for voice message service for the line.
Choose the route the system will use to access the external voice mail center.
Enter the telephone number that access the voice mail center.
These commands allow you to create services such as night ringing, routing,
and restrictions for making external calls.
Assign additional telephones to ring for a line during specified periods of the
day or night.
Allow groups of extended ringing sets to be defined.
Enter the number of the Ringing group you want to program (001-100).
•••• Ring grp 001
••••• Show set:_
Enter the valid ring group number from 001 to 100. All ring groups have set
211 assigned to them.
Enter the number of the set you wish to assign to this Ringing group or use
LIST to display the valid sets added to this Ringing group.
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•• Sched:Night
••• Service
••• Trunk Answer
••• ExtraDial
••• Line settings
•••• Show line:_
••••• Ring grp
••••• Aux. ringer
•• Sched:Evening
•• Sc hed:Lunch
•• Sched:Sched 4
•• Sched:Sched 5
•• Sched:Sched 6
Select options for your ringing service.
Select how you want your service activated.
Allow the telephone to answer incoming calls arriving at any telephone on the
system.
Enter the internal telephone number of the Extra-Dial telephone. This allows
you to assign an additional Direct-dial telephone in the Norstar system for
each schedule you use.
Select ringing service options for each line.
Enter the valid line number.
Press change to enter the line number of each pre-defined ring group
between 001 and 100.
Indicate whether the auxiliary ringer (if installed) also rings for this line when
Ringing service is on.
Enter the information for each of these settings as you have done for Night
sched.
• Restrn service
•• Sched:Night
••• Service
•• Sched:Evening
•• Sc hed:Lunch
•• Sched:Sched 4
•• Sched:Sched 5
•• Sched:Sched 6
• Routing service
•• Routes
••• Show route:_
•••• DialOut
•••• Use
Use these commands to select the method for activating alternate
restrictions.
Indicate how alternate call routing should be activated for each of the
schedules.
Select how you want your service activated.
Set up activation method for each of these settings, as you have with Night
sched.
A programming section that allows you to create up to 500 destination codes
and 999 routes to provide a dialing plan or for least cost routing.
Create the routes to be used when a destination code is dialed.
Enter the number of the route you want to create.
Enter the number, of up to 24 digits or characters, that you want this route to
dial out, if required.
Select the line pool you want this route to use.
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•• Dest codes
••• Show DstCode:_
••• DestCode:_
••• DestCode:
•••• Normal
••••• AbsorbLength
•••• Night
•••• Evening
•••• Lunch
•••• Sched 4
•••• Sched 5
•••• Sched 6
Define which routes are used when a destination code is dialed.
Up to 500 destination codes are programmable.
Enter up to seven digits of the destination code that you want to use to define
a route.
Destination codes must be unique.
A destination code cannot begin with a digit assigned as:
• Call Park prefix
• Direct-dial digit
• same as, or be the start digits of a DN, the DISA DN or the Auto DN
• line pool code
• received number.
Enter the new destination code.
Shows the destination code you wish to view.
For the last destination code, define the normal service. Use the route that
has the lowest cost for the times when normal service is in use.
Enter the number of digits from the destination code that will be dropped
before the number is dialed out.
For the last destination code, define a route for each of the schedules, as you
have done for normal service.
•• Sched:Night
••• Service
••• Overflow
•• Sched:Evening
•• Sc hed:Lunch
•• Sched:Sched 4
•• Sched:Sched 5
•• Sched:Sched 6
• Common settin gs
•• Control sets
••• For lines
•••• Show line:_
•••• L001
••• For sets
This schedule can be activated automatically or manually, or it can be left in
the default Off.
Select how you want this service activated, if applicable.
For each schedule, choose whether you want a destination code to use the
route assigned to normal service when the route assigned to the schedule is
busy.
Select how you want each of the scheduled services to be activated, and
whether a destination code uses the route used with normal service when the
route used with the schedule is busy.
Use these commands to assign settings that are shared by different services.
Assign control telephones to turn services on or off.
Select lines for settings and services.
Enter the number of the line you want to program.
Assign a control telephone to each external line that will controls services for
the line.
Select the sets affected by this service.
•••• Show set:_
•••• <internal #>
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Enter the number of the telephone you want to program.
Assign a control telephone to each telephone. This telephone controls
Restriction service and Routing service for the set.
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•• Schedule names
••• Sched 1
••• Sched 2
••• Sched 3
••• Sched 4
••• Sched 5
••• Sched 6
•• Schedu le tim e s
••• Mond ay
•••• Sched :Night (Evening, Lunc h,
Sched 4, Sched 5, or Sched 6)
••••• Start time
••••• Stop time
••• Tuesday
••• Wednesday
••• Thursday
••• Friday
••• Saturday
••• Sunday
The schedule name is shown on the display of the control telephone when the
schedule is turned on. It identifies the active schedule.
Enter the name of the schedule, or use the default numbering.
Enter automatic start and stop times for scheduled services.
Assign the schedule times for Monday, as it applies to your office.
Select the schedule as it applies to your office.
Enter the start time.
Enter the stop time.
Assign scheduled start and stop times for each scheduled service and day of
week, as you have done for Monday.
Sys speed dial
• Speed dial #
•• XXX:
•• Use prime line
•• Display digits
••• Name
•• Bypass restr’n
Passwords
• COS pswds
•• Show pswd#:_
These commands allow you to create speed dial codes that can be used by
any telephone in the system.
Enter the three-digit speed dial code (001-255) that you want to program.
Enter the telephone number (up to 24 digits) that you want to assign to it.
Select the line to use for dialing this speed dial number.
If you select Use routing table, the number dialed is treated as a routing
destination code.
Select whether a telephone displays the number dialed when a speed dial
number is used.
If you choose No for display digits, enter 16 characters to identify the person
or location for a speed dial number. When the number is dialed, the telephone
displays the name, not the number. If you want to use the alpha tagging
feature, you must specify a name for the speed dial.
Select whether a programmed system speed dial number can bypass
restrictions programmed for a line and/or a telephone.
Use these commands to assign passwords to restrict access to programming
and system features.
Create up to 100 six-digit passwords that control access and use of the
Norstar system by internal and remote users.
Enter the two-digit Class of Service password number (00-99).
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