The STORE button is used at the end of each procedure or during
a procedure to store the programmed information in the instru-
ment's memory.
Pressing the
SMRE
button in response
will leave the programmed information
to a particular prompt
in tact.
If nothing was
programmed, it will remain blank. It is, therefore, used to
skip prompts,which require
dure.
The
mbutton
Pressing the button several times will erase several entries.
The WG upo---
"
entered by
reasons.
procedure which is
4,tx
++
'%&on
mistake or
If
the
is used to
.
.--
is used to terminate a procedure that was
WG Ue
not finished, the program willdefault to .
no response duringa change proce-
erase the last character entered.
requires to
be terminated for other
button is pressed during a programming
what was originally programmed (if anything).
The
m
button will display information concerning another
feature button when that feature button is also pressed after
pressing the
IlIspLAy
button.
The first item to be programmed on each SET-30 will be a mask.
MASK 0 is used for SATURN II or SATURN III.
MASR
is used for SD-192, SD-232, or SD-192MX.
MASK 2 is used for SD-80
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If after programming the mask is
data will be lost (it will revert to standard data base).
To display the mask press the DISPLAY button twice.
reprogrammed,the programmed
(This will
also indicate what type of set after programming.)
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Part of the display will be a number as shown'below:
=
PROGRAMMING
Secretary
=
Secretary 2
1
Before programming, fill out
next several pages or the tables in the regular SET-30 documentation.
Separate sets of tables are provided for Multiplexer
Groups (one or two secretaries
tive/Private Secretary combinations.
For stand-alone executive phones,
tive/Private Secretary table which is applicable.
the database tables shown on the
(MUX)
and many executives) and Execu-
use the portion of the Execu-
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El
4
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4
4
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EXECUTIVE (Stand-Alone)
Press STORE, FEATURE
0, # buttons in sequence.
+r
INVALID display between buttons.).
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SELECT MASK (0
Enterand STORE
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SELECT MODEL
1 SECT=l,EXEC=
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Press
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EXTENSION FOR
1
LINE A:
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STORE and COM (3rd ivory button in bottom row) in sequence
2
;
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Enter2-and
Enterand STORE
(Normally not used) Enter STORE
(Disregard
STORE
To display the programmed lines
, perform the following procedure:
Press DISPLAY and COM (3rd ivory button in bottom row) in sequence
Enter
and STORE
Not applicable at
EXECUTIVE StationLine requested (A or B)
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1COM = NO
1 x14!0
A
LINE Al
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Extension number of requested line (XNONE if none is assigned)
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MNC
ARRANGEMENT AND DIRECT FORWARD DESTINATIONS
Press STORE
and
DIRECT FORWARD buttons in sequence
Ring arrangement need not be entered.
Press STORE
If no ring arrangement is programmed,
automatically defaults to arrangement 1.
(STAND-ATlONE EXECDTIV
it
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1,
Descr..&ption
/
Duplicate ringing.Rings both secretary's and
. .
executive's phones.
Delayed duplicate ringing.
phone.
After two rings, the call also rings at
Rings of executive's
the secretary's phone.
Executive answers.Rings only at executive's
phone.
Full
cali
screening.Rings only
at
secretary's
phone.
Overflow call screening.
executive's phone.
Subsequent calls will ring
Rings first call at
at the secretary's phone as long as the executive's
phone is busy.
Primary line call screening.
Line A designated as
_
primary line,and rings at the secretary's phone.
Line B designated as secondary line, and rings at
executive's phone when idle.If line B is busy,
calls ring at secretary's phone.
7
) ;yARD
LINE A
Secondary line call screening.
are reversed.
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1
FORWARD LINE B
I TO
Same as 6 but A and B
1
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Enterand STORE
Enterand--STORE
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To display Ring Arrangement and Direct Forward Destination perform the
following procedures:
Press DISPLAY and DIRECT FORWARD buttons in sequence
station to which chosen
line is forwarded
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I AFWD to 1400
1
1 DUPLICATE RING
A
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Ring Arrangement used
/
-Enter
and STORE
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SPEED DIAL
Press STORE
) y;CH,;OFION
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Speed Dial Indexes
1n;fex
being programmed
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and
SPEED DIAL buttons in sequence
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t l ENTER
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56 digits maximum
(only last 12 will
be displayed in
bottom row as entered
------------
Press SPEED DIAL button
NuMBER’
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Enterbut do not press
STORE unless you want to skip
the next step (just change name,
not telephone number).
If the instrument is to merely
outdial
phone number and STORE (preceded
by the PBX trunk group access code
for the trunk group to be used,
unless the instrument is connected
directly to CO trunks).
If additional commands are
required (see Table page
perform the procedure in the
dotted lines between the digits
where an additional command is
required.Several commands may
be programmed in succession.
digits, enter the tele-
ll),
1
1 ENTER (ALPHA)
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A
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Number programmed so far
Note:Each numbered Key except
has two letters and a dash).
.
1
USE:
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Display shows the result of
pressing the
the previous step
Continue the procedure until the command sequence is finished.
three,
P=l, R=2, S=3 1
another entry is necessary.
7(PRS)
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0 and 1 has three letters (0 Key
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key in
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Press tone pad Key which
corresponds to the alpha
character desired.
In order to select one of the
Press Key pad number which
corresponds to the desired
letter shown on left, but do
not press STORE button.
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Press the SPEED DIAL button each time a change from numbers to
alpha characters or vice versa is required.
When the entire string of numbers and alpha characters is
finished, press the STORE button..
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1 1
ENTER NAME
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‘Press tone pad Key which
corresponds to the first
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letter or number of name
(Key 1 is used for space).
If no name is desired,
press STORE.
Note:Each numbered Key except 0 and 1 has three letters (0 Key
has two letters and a dash).
In order to select one of
the three, another entry is necessary.
1
USE:
A=l, B=2, C=3 1
Press Key pad
number
which
corresponds to the desired
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letter shown on left, but
&J
&
press STORE button
unless name is finished.
If a number was selected in
the previous step, press
Key 4.
Disulav
preising
shows the result of
the 2 (ABC) key in
the previous step.
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ANSWER PHRASE?
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Enter next letter on tone
pad
Display shows the result of pressing the
3 key in the previous step to select the
third letter of the three choices.
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USE:
l-Q, 2-Z, 3=-
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Select desired character
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Display shows the result of pressing the
8 (QZ-) key in the previous step
Continue the procedure until the name is finished (12 characters
including spaces maximum),
then press the STORE button.
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To display SPEED DIAL numbers perform the following procedure:
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Press DISPLAY and SPEED DIAL buttons in sequence
Enter index'to be displayed
IndexName
II
VV
Number dialed
Note:
The display will show only the last
more than 12 digits are used, press the
(trunk group access code and address)
12
digits. If
B&X
button
to view the remaining numbers.
To.display
six speed call indexes
the first four letters of the names for the first
(l-61,
perform the following procedure:
Press SPEED DIAL button
5 6
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This Table Is Used For Programming SPEED DIAL And Access to P
BX
FEATURES
SUMMARY OF FEATURE SEQUENCE CODES
The following codes as used in feature +
OH
0-9,*,#
A
B
C
D
E
F
GI
GL
GR
Gl
or 2
H
J
K0
On hook (OH ti
0H)
DTMF tones
Any tone detect
Busy tone detect
Control tone detect
Dial tone detect
Insert the extension number of the active line
Timed Hookflash/Connect
Get an idle line and connect
Get a line --
now active or idle
Get ringing line and connect
Get line 1 or 2
Hang-up
Jam display with blanks
Allows user entry of digits,
digits equal the number of digits in LINE
An underline cursor will be displayed.
Kl
to 9
number.
Allows user entry of 1 to 9 digits.
,or
speed dial sequences
and proceeds after total
A's
extension
A underline cursor
will be displayed.
Ll
to 6
Chain a speed dial location *
L70 to 99
NA
Terminate if no tone.
NBTerminate if no busy tone.
NCTerminate if no control tone.
NDTerminate if no dial tone.
NI
NR
Nu
Terminate if selected line not idle.
Terminate if selected line not ringing.
Terminate if selected line not in use
PPause
S
Stored name remains until hang-up.
UDisplay an underline cursor after name.
WWait for call back ringing.
XIgnore automatic dial tone detection.*
for clarity.*
"-"
(s)
to be forwarded.
GF
R.
Display
Get line
Outdial
forwarding destination(s) as programmed.
*
Normally used in SPEED DIAL storage only, do not use
in feature sequence.
LOUDNESS and TONE of RING
Press Volume
or Volume
To increase loudness, press the VOLUME
button.Instrument will ring.
button.
To decrease loudness, press the VOLUME'button.
To change the tone
, press tone pad buttons 1 through 9 until
desired tone is received.
Press STORE and DISPLAY buttons in sequence
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SELECT MODE
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Enter
and STORE
1 AM=l, PM=2, HR=3 1
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Enterand STORE
/
ENTER HOUR
(24-hour time if 3 was chosen in
last step)
1
ENTER MINUTES
Enterand STORE
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ENTER MONTH
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Enter
(Numeral)
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and STORE
.’
‘.
1
ENTER DAY
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ENTER YEAR
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Enterand STORE
Enter
(2
digits)
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and STORE
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PROGRAMMABLE
FFATURR
BUTTONS
Fourteen PBX features may be programed to be accessed by a single
button or a combination of two buttons.
Conference Call
Call Park
Pick Up
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Direct Forward -
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Activate.,....Direct
Conference Button
Call Park Button.
Pick Up Button
Forward Button
Direct Forward - Deactivate....Direct Forward Button
Any nine
PBX features
Note:
Even the CONF, PARK, and PICKUP buttons listed above may
FEATURE + button +
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
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+2
+3
+4
+5
+6
+7
+8
+9
be programmed with a different feature, but the label
would have to be changed.
The table two pages ahead is used to program a string of commands
for SET-30
Example of
GL
to perform.
a command string for Call Forwarding.
ND
58.
KO
Get aTerminatePBX
Lineif noAccess
Dial ToneCode
for the
AllowPauseHang
user to
-dial digits
equal to
UP
callnumber in
Forwardinguser's station
Feature
number
(Dial it)
In order to save time it is recommended that the table on the
next page be used for this purpose.
It shows the command string
for the most commonly used features.
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PROGRAMMABLE FEATURE BUTTONS
(cwued)
.
Copy the command string except for the access code.
code of the particular PBX with which the SET-30 is to be used.
The existing command string can also be displayed first and then
copied with the new access code.
FEATURE ACCESS SEQUENCE CODES
1
FEATURE OR KEY
1
AND FEATURE
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NAME
1
FWN NO ANSGLND,KBPH
I FwB
BUSY
I FWC CANCEL
IND SPEED
(THRU SWITCH)
GRP SPEED
(THRU SWITCH)
HLD PBX
(SWITCH HOLD)
llASK
0 SATURN II/
GLND-KBPH
GLND,PH
GLND,US
GLNDJJS
NUFJJS
SK 1
GLND,KBPH
GLND-KBPH
GLND,PH
NOT ASSIGNED
GLND-US
NUF,S
SD192/19
Use the access
GLND-KBPH
GLND,PH
NOT ASSIGNED
NOT ASSIGNED
NUF,S
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TRANSFERTRF/RECALL
CONFERENCE
CALL PARK
I GRoUP
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DIRECT FORWARD
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(ACTIVATE)
1
DIRECT FORWARD
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(DEACTIVATE)
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In order for the end user not to accidentally reprogram the command
string, a security Key (code) has to be entered to program the features.
The SET-30 remains in the feature programming mode until timeout or
until the HANG UP button is pressed.
p1cK
up
NUFUS
NUFKBS
.GLND-S
GFNUNDRPOH
( OJIQT 0 1
GFNUND,POH
( O-ND 0 1
NUFUS
NUFKBS
NUF-KlS
GLND,S
GFNUNDRPOH
( OJiQT 0 1
GFNUND,POH
( kB!X' 0 1
The security key is:
NUFUS
NUFKBS
NUF-KlSNUF-~1s
GLND-S
GFNUNDRPOH
(ONzr0)
GFNUND,POH
(Ox?z0)
STORE
FEATURE +
0
STATUS
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'Disregard INVALID display between buttons.
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TROGRAM~
Enter security key = STORE, FEATURE +r 0, STATUS
FEATURE BUTTON
S (continued)
Note: j&z direct forward feature
Press STORE and FEATURE button.
If the
If the
1
SELECT PBX
1
FEATURE (l-9)
Feature number (if used)
1
1 ENTER NUMBER
1
FEATURE
CONF,
+ button was pressed,
PARK, or PICKUP was pressed, skip the next step.
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is JuL&W ii&i will ke a@ained
a feature number is also selected.
Enter(Do not press STORE)
Request a string of commands
(See table on preceding page).
If the string of commands starts
with numbers,
If the string of commands starts
with alpha characters, press the
SPEED DIAL button and the next
display shown will appear.
Press the SPEED DIAL button each
time the command string changes
from numbers to alpha characters
or visa versa.
mtelv.
enter the numbers.
Press tone pad key which corresponds to
1
1 ENTER (ALPHA)
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Note: Each number key except 0 and 1 has three letters (0 key has two
letters and a dash).
entry is necessary.
)
USE:
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Display above shows the
result of pressing the 4
(GHI) key in the previous step.
G=l, H-2,.1=3
1
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the alpha character desired.
In order to select one of the three, another
Press key pad number which corresponds
to the desired letter shown on left, but
do not press STORE button.
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~ROGRAMMASLE
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1 ENTER (ALPHA)
I"
Display above shows the
result of pressing the 1
key in the previous step.
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USE: J-l,
Display above shows the
result of pressing the
5
(JKL) key in the previous step.
1
1 ENTER (ALPHA)
I GL
FEATURE
K=2, L=3
RUTTO~
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(continued)
Press key pad number which corresponds
to the next alpha character desired.
(If the next
the SPEED DIAL button first, then enter
the number.
Press key pad number which corresponds to
the desired letter shown on left, but do
not press STORE button.
char'acter
is a number, press
Display above shows the
result of pressing the 3
key in the previous step.
Note: The command up to this point is "Get a Line, now active of idle".
Continue the procedure until the command sequence is finished, then press
the STORE button.
Press tone pad key which corresponds to
1
ENTER NAME
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Note:
Each numbered key except 0 and 1 has three letters (0 key has
two letters and a dash).
another entry is necessary.
If the number 1 was selected to be used a number or a space,'the
display will be different.
the first letter of number of the name
(key 1 is pressed twice for space)
In order to select one of the three,
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PROGRAMMABLE FEATURE BUTTONS (continued)
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USE:
Display shows the result
of pressing the 2 (ABC)
key in the previous step
1
ENTER NAME
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Display shows the result
of pressing the 3 key in
the previous step to
select the third letter
of the three choices.
/
USE:
Display shows the result
of pressing the 8
key in the previous step
l=A, 2=B, 3=C
l=Q, 2=Z,
3=-
(QZ-)
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1
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Press key pad number which corresponds
to the desired letter shown on left,
but do not
name is finished.
If a number was selected in the previous
step, press key 4.
Enter next letter on tone pad
Select desired character
press'STORE
button unless
Continue the procedure until the same is finished (12 characters
spaces and dashes maximum),
For the DIRECT FORWARD feature,
one to activate the
the same button is used.
After entering the feature programming security key (code), perform the
following steps:
f-eature
then press the STORE button.
two command strings have to be programmed,
and one to deactivate the feature,.although
,including
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PROGRA~LE
Direct Forward Activate
FEATURE RUTTONS
.
(continued1
Press STORE, FEATURE
and * buttons in sequence.
+,
Using the same procedure described on
* ENTER NUMBER
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previous
and press STORE.
Using the same procedure
* ENTER NAME
/
previous pages,
and press STORE.
To display the feature, press the DISPLAY, FEATURE
pagesl
enter the command string
described.on
enter the feature name
+,
and * buttons in
sequence.
Direct Forward Deactivate
Press STORE, FEATURE
1
t #
ENTER NUMBER
.
anuttons in sequence.
+,
Using the same procedure described above,
enter the command string and press STORE.
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1 #
ENTER NAME
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To display the feature, press the DISPLAY, FEATURE
Using the same procedure described above,
enter the feature name and press STORE. .
+,
and 8 buttons in
sequence.
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PROGRAMMABLE FEATURE
BUTTO%
(continued)
No
te:
When the FEATURE + button is pressed,
the first three letters of
the feature name are displayed for features 1 through 6. In order
for the user to recognize the feature, the first three letters
should clearly show the entire feature. 'When using the feature,
the entire name is displayed.
Examples of Feature names:
FWN
- NO ANSWER
FWB - BUSY
Fwc
CANCEL
-
UN1- ZONE ONE
To display the feature
Press
DISPLAY
and feature button
If the FEATURE + button was pressed,
, perform the following procedure:
a feature number is also selected.
If one of the other buttons was pressed, skip the next step.
1
SELECT PBX
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FEATURE (l-9)
Enter
FeatureFeature
NumberName
f
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VV
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4 UNA - ZONE ONE
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COMMAND STRING
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SET-30 PROGRAMMING
./:
This exercise contains four different SET-30 configurations.
Complete the database tables in the back of this booklet for each of
the configurations.
The database tables also contain some wiring information for easy
identification of each station.
After completion of the database tables
, program each of the configur-
ations.
RINGING ARRANGEMENT
Selection
1
Duplicate ringing.
Description
Rings both secretary's and executive's
phones.
2
Delayed duplicateringing.
After two rings,
the call also rings at the secretary's
Rings at executive's phone.
phone.
Executive answers.
Full call screening.
Overflow call screening.
Rings only at executive's phone.
Rings only at secretary's phone.
Rings first call at executive's
phone. Subsequent calls will ring at the secretary's phone
as long as the executive's phone is busy.
6
Primary line call screening.
Line A designate as primary
line, and rings at the secretary's phone. Line B designated
as secondary line,
If line B is busy,
7
Secondary line call screening. Same as 6, but A and B are
and rings at executive's phone when idle.
calls ring at secretary's phone.
reversed.
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EXECUTIVE
f=-RY
COMBINATION(THE-
Exercise
The following Executive/Private Secretary combination will be used.
Extension 1300 will appear on Line A of both instruments.
Answer Phrase is Siemens.
Extension will ring at Secretary.
Direct Forward Destination is Ext. 200.
Extension 1301 will appear on Line B of both instruments.
Answer Phrase is JANE DOE.
Extension will ring at Secretary.
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Direct Forward Destination is Ext. 211.
The executive’s ring arrangement is full screening of
SECRETARY INSTRUMENT
1ST
PBX LINE
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CROSSCONNECTIONS
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PBX LINE
IPAIFI,
IOF
lOF
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IF CONNECTED
ON BOTH INSTRUMENTS.
PAIRS 1 6 4
BUTTON OF EACH OF THE
LINE
;j!jj-
PINS 4 6
SECRETARY SET
EXECUTIVE SET* iLOCAL POWER AND
----
MAY BE
BUTTON OF
IPAIR
2, PINS 3 a
lOF
EACH
5lTO
LOCAL
l
ICROSSCONNECTINC
IPAIRS
2 ON BOTH
lINSTRURENTS
IS"FFIC*ENT~
AS
SHOWN, THE
REVERSED To HAVE DIFFERENT LINES ON THE FIRST LINE
2 dedicated line buttons stand-alone EXECUTIVE station.
2.
2 dedicated line buttons plus intercom
button
EXECUTIVE
station (with private or group secretary).
3.
2 dedicated line buttons plus
intercom
button PRIVATE
SECRETARY station, (serving one EXECUTIVE station).
4 nondedicated line buttons plus intercom ‘button‘
4.
SECRETARY station, serving
UP
to 32 EXECUTIVE stations or
G
ROU
P
nonexecutive stations (2500) phones).
5.
5 non-dedicated line buttons
SECRETARY station
serving up to 32 EXECUTIVE stations or
(without
intercom)
GROUP
nonexecutive stations (2500 phones).
The first or only
programmed as SECRETARY 1.
is used,
it is programmed as SECRETARY 2.
secretary station of
this type is
If a second secretary
station
Stand-Alone EXECUTIVE stations are connected to the PBX only.
:
One EXECUTIVE, one SECRETARY combinations are connected to the PBX
only with an intercom line between the two stations.
If one
SECRETARY
station screens callsfor more than one EXECUTIVE
_
station a Multiplexer I card is required.
If two SECRETARY stations
stations,
a Multiplexer II card is required.
Each Multiplexer group may use up
(of the
same
type).
SET-30 is powered locally, using an AC to DC converter,
(both) screen
to four 8-port multiplexer cards
calls for EXECUTIVE
or con-
nected to a multiplexer card,or connected to a power buffer card.
Each power buffer
card
supplies power
for 25 instruments,
individually fused at 400 ma @ 48V.
A 16-slot card cage
is used to house‘ multiplexer and power buffer
cards.
Multiplexer cards for the same group are placed in adjacent slots.
Each multiplexer group is separated by an "empty" slot.
If power buffercards are used,
_,
cupied slot, including the "empty"slot between multiplexer groups.
they may be placed in any
unoc-
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.
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Power to the cage for the multiplexer
and buffer cards is -48v and
ground from a separate power supply.
=
'Total
200 ma @ 48V X (number of multiplexer
cards +number ofmultiplexer
buffer ports used)
Each multiplexer of buffer card is connected'via a
the MDF (female amphenol connector at
cag.e
end),
2%pair
cable to
and
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SET-30 uses 4-pair wiring (using RI-45 connector)
CUTIVE St-
First pair (pin
circuit.
Second pair (pins
Third pair (pins
Fourth pair (pins
,
4&S)
T & R for
3&6)
Power (local or from buffer)
2&7) Dot
l&8)
T & R for
circuit.
in this configuration.
auratlon wle
-’
.
used
.
Stand-alone
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ILine
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EXECUTIVE
1st
2nd
PBX
.
1~
PRX
.
.
11~
Connected to PBX station
Connected to PBX station
Second line Gouldnormally not be used
SET-306
Executive
PBX
:
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SET-30E
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con
:
I Line:
DNF: R~~CUTIVE/SX.EWARY COMBIWELQN
ecutive
First pair (pins
..
Statran
4&S)
T & R for 1st PBX
toPBX
crossconnected to first pair -(pins
4&S)
of secretary station.
Second pair (pins
Third pair (pins
3&6)
2&7)
Power (local or from buffer)
Uterca-
~"t;~io~plns
.
la
Connected
stationcircuit
crossconnected to
2&7)
of
secretary
and
third
.
.
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station
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Power (local or from buffer)
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