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Quick Programming Access Codes Quick Reference Guide

Once in programming, there are two ways to navigate through the programming menus in the Suite 64.
The first method is the scroll method, which allows the technician to press “next” to scroll through the 8
menu choices, and press “show” to review the parameters within each menu level. These programming
level menus can be reviewed by pressing “next” or they can be modified by pressing “change”. This
method provides a great programming “Check List” but it is not as efficient as we would like. Therefore,
we have added a second method, which is the Quick Programming Access Codes (QPAC).

The QPAC allows technicians, while in programming, to enter a code and jump directly to the parameter to
be programmed. The QPAC is built by entering the menu level 01 – 08, followed by the programming
level, which represent the number of times the “next” would be pressed to access this parameter. For
example, to set the system’s time and date enter the QPAC code is 08-14 (the system automatically enters
the “–”) then press “save”. The 08 = the eighth menu level option, “System Application” and 14 is the
number of times the “next” button needs to be pressed to get to the “System Time" programming level
parameter.

At the programming level, if “show” appears in the display, then there are sub-menu choices available. If a
programming level sub-menu is available, when using the QPAC, an additional dash “–” will appear on the
telephone display. For example, if to go directly to the “hour” programming level sub-menu, we could enter
the QPAC 08-14-05 to jump directly to that parameter.

The QPAC entry point is the first screen displayed when entering programming and can be accessed
anytime while in programming by pressing either the volume up or down keys.

Menu Level – The menu level is the first entry when building the QPAC Code. There are 8 menu levels:
01 – Extension
02 – Trunk Line
03 – Call Handling
04 – Sys Resource
05 – Restriction
06 – Ext Application
07 – Trk Application
08 – Sys Application

Programming Level – The Parameters found within a Menu Level are called programming level. Each
Menu Level has several programming levels and represents the number of times the “next” button needs to
be pressed to go to a specific programming parameter. This, generally, is the second entry when building a
QPAC.

Programming Level Sub-Menu – Several programming levels have sub-menus which are used to further
define the programming level parameter. For example, within the “System Time” programming level,
there are six sub-menus; year, month, day, weekday, hour, and minute. Each are represented by the entry
codes 1– 6, to scroll through these parameters, press “next” or enter the associated number to the QPAC
and jump directly to that parameter; so the full entry for the “System Time - Hour” mode is 08 – 14 – 05
(save).

This document outlines the QPAC Short cuts. Some parameters require information such as the extension
number, trunk number, tenant group, etc. These are indicated in the gray area on the following pages. For
example, ext = extension, trk = trunk, (t) or t = tenant group, etc.

The Suite 64 can be programmed using the RMP, QPAC, Scroll method, or a combination of all of these.

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The Scroll and QPAC methods are complementary, meaning that they can be used together. Don’t be
afraid to enter a QPAC to get close, then press “next” to find the exact programming parameter to be
changed.

To access the QPAC screen press the Volume up or down key, the following is displayed:

Step 1 – Select the Menu Level by entering the associated number 01 – 08.

Step 2 – Once the Menu Level is selected, then select the Programming level by entering the number that
represent the number of times the “next” button needs to be pressed to get to the desired parameter.

The QPAC for “Night Class-of-Service” – then press “save”

Menus from the Menu Level
01 – Extension
02 – Trunk Line
03 – Call Handling
04 – System Resource
05 – Restricted
06 – Extension Application
07 – CO Line Application
08 – System Application

Menu Level 01 – ext –…

Select from the following Program Levels

01-ext-01- Position: x-xx-xx
01-ext-02 Tenant Group
01-ext-03 Pickup Group
01-ext-04 Paging Group
01-ext-05 Day Class
01-ext-06 Night Class

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• Practicing the QPAC Codes
– 01 – 401 – 02 = 01 (Extension Parameters) 401(Extension to be programmed) 02(Tenant Group)

– 02 – 700 – 02 = 02(Trunk Line Parameters) 700(Trunk to be programmed) 02(Tenant Group)

– 06 – 04 – 01 = 06 (Extension Application) 04(Door Phone) 01(Ring Position)

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Feature Default Range QPAC
Extension
Show Ext:

Position: 01-01-01 xx-xx-xx 01 - ext - 01
Tenant Group 1 0 - 9 01 - ext - 02
Pickup Group 1 0 - 9 01 - ext - 03
Paging Group 1 0 - 9 01 - ext - 04
Day Class 0 0 - 9 01 - ext - 05
Night Class 0 0 - 9 01 - ext - 06
Monitor Class 5 0 - 9 01 - ext - 07
Warning Tone N Y/N 01 - ext - 08
Drop Call Out N Y/N 01 - ext - 09
Drop Call In N Y/N 01 - ext - 10
Intrus. Active N Y/N 01 - ext - 11
Intrus Accept Y Y/N 01 - ext - 12
Intrus Tone Y Y/N 01 - ext - 13
OHVA Active Y Y/N 01 - ext - 14
OHVA Accept Y Y/N 01 - ext - 15
Feature Btn N Y/N 01 - ext - 16
Paging Allow Y Y/N 01 - ext - 17
ECF Operation N Y/N 01 - ext - 18
SMDR Output Y Y/N 01 - ext - 19
Record Allow N Y/N 01 - ext - 20
Port Type Ext Ext, VA, VM 01 - ext - 21
Dir No. Swapping 01 - ext - 22
Line Assignment Y Y/N 01 - ext - 23
Receive Assign Y Y/N 01 - ext - 24
DSS Unit #1 Null 401 - 410, 413 - 476 01 - ext - 25
DSS Unit #2 Null 401 - 410, 413 - 476 01 - ext - 26
DSS Unit #3 Null 401 - 410, 413 - 476 01 - ext - 27
DSS Unit #4 Null 401 - 410, 413 - 476 01 - ext - 28
Wrong Dest None 230 - 253, 401 - 410, 413 - 476 01 - ext - 29
P-Fwd Busy None 230 - 253, 401 - 410, 413 - 476 01 - ext - 30
P-Fwd NoAns None 230 - 253, 401 - 410, 413 - 476 01 - ext - 31
Boss 1st None 230 - 253, 401 - 410, 413 - 476 01 - ext - 32
Boss 2nd None 230 - 253, 401 - 410, 413 - 476 01 - ext - 33
Ring Mode - Mute Y Y/N 01- ext - 34
Feature Default Range QPAC
Trunk Line
Show Trunk:

Position: 01-01-01 xx-xx-xx 02 - trk - 01
Tenant Group 1 0 - 9 02 - trk - 02
Route 1 0 - 9 02 - trk - 03
Day Class 0 0 - 9 02 - trk - 04
Night Class 0 0 - 9 02 - trk - 05
MOH Source MC1 MC1, MC2 02 - trk - 06
Dialing Tone Tone/Pulse 02 - trk - 07
Trunk Type CO CO/ PBX 02 - trk - 08
Call Abandon Y Y/N 02 - trk - 09
Private to Null 230 - 253, 401 - 410, 413 - 476 02 - trk - 10
Trk Ring Type 0 1 - 7 02 - trk - 11
Privacy RLS N Y/N 02 - trk - 12
Busy To Idle 1 02 - trk - 13
Answer Position Day 230 - 253, 401 - 410, 413 - 476 02 - trk - 14 - 01 - (01 - 06)

P-Fwd No Ans None 230 - 253, 401 - 410, 413 - 476 02 - trk - 14 - 03

ext = Extension Number

trk = Trunk (CO Line) Number

Night 230 - 253, 401 - 410, 413 - 476 02 - trk - 14 - 02 - (01 - 06)

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