Low port high port – Toshiba Strata DK 16 User Manual

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PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES-INSTRUCTIONS/SYSTEM RECORDS
SECTION 100-816-302
MARCH 1993

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PROGRAM 39

FLEXIBLE BUTTON ASSIGNMENT REFERENCE GUIDE

Press LED/button
to be defined. See tables
on the following pages.

SELECT = Port Number

or range. See Note 4.

Enter the appropriate code that corresponds
to the feature to be assigned. See the
feature code reference table below.

Code:

Button

Function

Button
Labels

Code

Notes

Alarm

All Call
Voice Page

Automatic
Busy Redial

Automatic
Callback Busy

Background
Music

Call Forward
All Calls

Call Forward
A.C. Fixed

Call Forward
Busy

Call Forward
Busy/No
Answer

Call Forward
No Answer

Alarm Reset

or ALRM

All Call Page

or AC

Auto Busy Redial

or ABR

Auto Callback

or ACB

Tel Set Music

or BGM

Call Frwd All Calls

or CFAC

Call Frwd to:

or CFF

Call Frwd Busy

or CFB

Call Frwd Busy/

NAns

or CFB/NA

Call Frwd

No Answer

or CFNA

Directed Pickup

or PKUP

PKUP1

PKUP2

Line 01 ~ 08

or CO 01 ~

CO 08

Data Call

or DATA

Data Release

or DRLS

DSS

Do Not Disturb

or DND

Unlock Door 0

or DRLK 0

01 ~ 08

#00 ~

#95

Resets alarm
condition system wide

Pages all idle electronic/digital
telephones over speaker

Sets ABR of busy outgoing
number

Sets ACB for station
recalled by busy line

Turns BGM ON or OFF
through station speaker

Call
Pickup

All calls forward to selected
station

Forwards all calls to pre-defined
destination. See

Forwards calls to selected
station if station is busy

Forwards calls to selected
station if station is busy or
does not answer

Momentarily unlocks door
(3 or 6 sec.) PIOUS/PIOU

Button

Function

Notes

Door Lock 1 and
Door Lock 2

Intercom

LCD Message

Button
Labels

Code

61 ~

Redial Last
Number ( key)

Release

Save Last
Number

Speed Dial
Select ( key)

Station Speed
Dial Codes

System Speed
Dial Codes

Tone

Intercom line access key

Begins LCD message
selection

Provides message waiting
LED for EKT and Flash key

Sets microphone on/off for
incoming handsfree
intercom calls

Sets a pause in Speed
Dial. See

Sets a 10-second pause
in Speed Dial

Multiple CO lines may
appear under one key

Releases current call
and makes station idle

Saves last number dialed
for future speed dial

Begins speed dial
selection

Reserves key for
station speed dial

Speed dial number set
by station port #00

CO dial signals set to
tone or pulse

Prog. 36

Program 12-3

Picks up ringing or held intercom,
CO calls, and page

Picks up tenant 1
ringing CO calls

Picks up tenant 2
ringing CO calls

CO line access of
appearing calls

Momentarily unlocks door
(3 or 6 sec.). See

and 77-2.

Forwards calls to selected
station if station does not answer

Prog. 77-1

Unlock Door 1

or DRLK 1

Unlock Door 2

or DRLK 2

Intercom

or INT

MSG

Flash

or MW/FL

Microphn Cut-off

or MCO

Modem

or MODEM

Night Transfer 1

or NT1

Night Transfer 2

or NT2

Spd Dial Pause

or PAU

Spd Dial Lng Pause

or PAU/L

Pooled Line Grp

or PL

Privacy On Line

or PRIVACY

Privacy Release

or PRV RLS

RDL

(EKT only)

Release Call

or RLS

Save Last Number

or SAVE

Speed Dial

or SDS

Tone Dial Select

or TONE

Call Pickup
Tenant 1

Call Pickup
Tenant 2

CO Line
Appearance

Data

Used to place data call

Releases data call

Prevents calls to station

Direct Station
Selection

Do Not
Disturb

Door Lock 0

Assigns DSS hotline
keys to port number

Data Release

Message Waiting
and Flash

Microphone
Cut-off

Modem

Night Transfer
Tenant 1

Night Transfer
Tenant 2

Pause

Pause (Long)

Pooled Line

Redials the last
number

10 ~

60 ~

Privacy

Prevents Privacy Override
(not Exc. Over.)

Privacy Release

Changes station Privacy
mode to Non-private for COs

Sets Tenant 1 CO
DAY/NIGHT ringing mode

Sets Tenant 2 CO
DAY/NIGHT ringing mode

Used to reserve modem
in modem pool

Account
Code

Account Code

or ACCOUNT

Allows a Voluntary Account
Code to be entered

NOTES:
1.

For more information, see instructions preceding record sheets.

Complete Program 38 before Program 39.

Initialized data assigns the keystrip pattern associated with Code 31 from Program 38.

Specify a range of ports by keying in:

Flash

(

FLASH

) (

MW/FL

): Sets pauses in Speed Dial if telephone does not have a pause button. Sets flashes in Speed Dial numbers if telephone has a

pause button.

Redial

(

REDIAL

RDL

) and

Speed Dial

(

SDS

): Both buttons must be programmed on Electronic telephones; not allowed separately. Recommended

on all stations using voice mail, since they allow easy access of

and

DTMF buttons (see note 8 below).

Pooled Line Grp

(

): Codes 61 ~ 68 represent CO line groups 81 ~ 88. Maximum four

Pooled Line Grp

(

) buttons per pooled line group on each

station.

Redial

is a fixed button on 2000-series Digital Telephones and

REDIAL

is a fixed button on 1000-series Digital telephones. Do not assign button as flexible

button on digital telephones; also,

Speed Dial

(

SDS

) is initialized on flexible button 20 on Digital telephones.

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