Button 7 represents Door Phone 1 and button 8 repre-
sents Door Phone 2. The default value is that Door
Phones are not assigned. A Door Phone that is con-
nected to the MDF and not assigned in the system
program (NPM) will not operate.
4. Door Phone Chime Assignment (See Fig. 340-9)
When Door Phones are installed in the system it is
necessary to assign station(s) within the system to
chime when the Door Phone, is activated. Each station
can be programmed to cl-&ne on Door Phone 1 and/or
Door Phone 2. Addresses 16 and 17 are used to assign
stations to chime when Door Phone 1 is activated.
Addresses 18 and 19 are used to assign stations to
chime when Door Phone 2 is activated. Buttons 1 - 8
of each address corresponds to a station. The default
value is stations 1 and 9 will chime for Door Phone 1
and Door Phone 2.
5.
Off-Hook Ringing Assignment (See Fig. 340- 10)
This area of the program is used to assign Off-Hook
CO/PBX Ringing on a per station basis. When this
option is programmed, stations that are assigned Off-
Hook Ringing and are off-hook (using the handset) will
receive CO ring over their speaker at haif volume.
Off-Hook Ringing has a distinct ring from On-Hook
Ringing. Both ringing rate and tone frequency
are
dif-
ferent. Addresses 20 and 21 are used to assign this
option. Buttons 1 - 8 of each address represents a sta-
tion. The default value is that stations 1 and 9 ring
off-hook.
340.4
Memory Block
3
1. Internal Paging
Zone
Assignment (See Fig. 340-I 1)
This area of the program is used to assign stations into
Internal Paging Zones. Stations can be in any of the
zones or in no zone, they cannot be assigned to more
than one zone.
Addresses 1 - 4 are used to assign stations into zones.
Buttons 1 - 8 are used in pairs; i and 2,3 and 4,5 and
6, 7 and 8, with each pair representing a station. The
default value is that all stations are not in any zone.
/
2. Attendant Station Assignment (See Fig. 340-I 2)
I This
area of the program is used to assign 2 stations as
Attendant Stations. Attendant Station features are: to
/
set and cancel Night Transfer, to program and confirm
/
System Speed Dial and to cancel Security Alarm Signal.
Only these features can be transferred by changing
*. attendant station assignment. T’ne default value is that
stations 1 and 9 are Attendant Stations. Although any
2 stations can be assigned as Attendari Stations, only
station
1 can
progran system data.
Address 5 is used for this assignment. Buttons ! - 4
are used to assign on station, buttons 5 - 8 are used
for the second. The binary format corresponds to the
individual stations DSS number.
3. Prinae Line Pick-Up Assignment (See Fig. 340-13)
This program area is used to allow a keyset to seize a
selected CO/PBX line without depressing that line’s
button. The line will be selected when it is idle or on a
systemwide basis, the line can be selected when idle or
ringing (see Fig.340- 13). -More than one station can be
assigned the same CO/PSX line as its prime line. No
station can be assigned more than one prime line. Each
address from 6 - 13 corresponds to two stations.
Buttons
I -
4 and 5 - 8 are used to program a CO/
PBX line number in a binary format. For no prime line
the binary number 0 is used. The default value is no
prime !ine assigned for any station.
4. Prime Line Pick-Up For incoming Calls
(See Fig. 340-14)
This area of ‘he program affects on a systemwide basis
whether COjPBX Iines which are in ringing status are
eligible for Prime Line Pick-up. Address 14, button 8,
sets the value. The default value is that Prime Line
Pick-up will not seize ringing lines.
5. Private Line Ass@ment (See Fig. 34C-15)
Two lines in the system can be assigned as private !ines.
These lines can be accessed and will provide an led
appearance oniy on the assigned stations. Stations that
are not assigned a private line canno! successfully be
prograiimed to ring on that line. T-w0 stations can be
assigned the same private hne, and two lines can be
assigned to the same station or two stations can be
assigned a private line each. Addresses 15 and !7 are
used to enter each private iine. Buttons 5 - 8 are used
in a binary format to represent lines 1 - 6. Addresses
16 and 18 are used to enter the stations -&at are
assigned private lines. Buttons 4 - 8 represent the
stations. The default value is that no stations are as-
signed private lines.
6. CO/PBX Line Scan Assignment (See Fig. 340-16)
This area of the program is used to se!ect which CO/
PBX !ines will be scanned for idle status in response to
a station speed dial request for a CO/PBX line. The
system will always scan from the highest numbered
selected line to the lowest numbered se!ected line
(from right to left).
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