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and voice-announce capability of this electronic/
digital telephone.
Enter: Y or N.
DIS (Display Electronic/Digital Telephone)-A
"1" or "2" response activates the LCD display on
the electronic/digital telephone (maximum dis-
play electronic/digital telephones in the system
may equal the total number of allowable sta-
tions).
Enter: 1, 2, or NONE.
(1 = 2000-series Electronic LCD Tele-
phone,
2 = 6000~series Electronic/l OOO-series
Digital LCD Telephone,
NONE = Not an Electronic/Digital LCD
Telephone.)
PAG (Paging Group)-Assigns
the station to up to
four internal paging groups (numbers 0, 2 - 17)
or to no paging groups (NONE).
Enter: 0, 2 - 17 or NONE.
RDS (Emergency Ringdown Station)-Indicates
the destination for an emergency signal (con-
tinuous ringing) when a station goes off-hook
and does not dial a number, or does not com-
plete dialing a valid number. The emergency
ringdown destination will be signalled when the
DPT
and LLO timers (from the DSYS program)
expire. The destination can be programmed as
either a specific station, the attendant, or the
system UNA device. (In tenant service, the sys-
tem will route the RDS call to the assigned tenant
when ATT is entered.) The designation of an
Emergency Ringdown Station is particularly im-
portant in Lodging/Health Care applications.
Enter: XXXX = l- - 4-digit station number.
AIT = Attendant.
UNA = System UNA.
NONE = No designation of Emergency
Ringdown Station.
RSP (Ring State Preselection)-Provides
the
station with a capability to answer any calls, that
come in on the ACD trunks, by just lifting the
telephone handset (without pressing any but-
tons) when the telephone rings. For ACD DNs
ONLY.
Enter: Y or N.
OCP (Off-hook Call Announce
Port)-Indicates
the port that is used for Off-hook Call Announce.
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Enter: LNNX or NONE.
NOTE:
The NN indicates the PCB location, and the X
the circuit number.
OCA(Off-hookCallAnnounce)-Defineswhether
this feature is in automatic or manual mode.
When programmed in auto mode, it allows the
system to announce an incoming call when the
called station is off -hook. If it is in manual mode,
the system will let the caller enter an access code
or press the feature button before the call inter-
rupts the on-going conversation. Busy tone must
be heard (i.e., no call-forwards) to acivate this
feature.
Enter: A or M.
KEY (Key Assignments)-Assigns
a DN or fea-
ture
to one of the flexible buttons.
Enter:
1)
2)
The number of the button to be defined,
followed by a m m. Buttons are
numbered 0 - 9 (or 19 for a 20-button
electronic/digital telephone), startingfrom
the bottom of the vertical button strip (the
four buttons below the dialpad have fixed
assignments). Following the button num-
ber and space, any existing button data
will be output.
Feature or DN assignments. The pos-
sible assignments are as follows:
Directory (Station) Number (1, 2, 3, or 4
digits):
SCR NNNN XXXX-Single Call Ring
l
Incoming calls will audibly ring this
station.
l
NNNN = Directory (Station) Number.
l
XXXX = Hunt number. Enter either the
DN to which this DN will hunt or the
code for distributed hunt (see below).
SCN NNNN XXXX-Single Call, No Ring
l
Incoming calls will not audibly ring this
station (LED flash only).
l
NNNN = Directory Number.
0 XXXX = Hunt number. Enter either the
DN to which this DN will hunt or the
code for distributed hunt (see below).
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