NEC nd-20292 manual 100

ND-20292

CHAPTER 1

APRIL, 1990

3.ETE-16-2, dial access to 20 memories.

4.ETE-16D-( 1, direct selection and/or dial access to the 20 memories.

5.ETE-16&l, direct selection to 110 memories.

6.Single Line Telephone, dial access to 20 memories.

Each memory location has the capability of storing up to 16 digits (System Speed Dial numbers can be stored within a Station Speed Dial memory buffer of Multiline Terminals to increase this capacity). Each memory location is programmed by the station user.

SPEED DIAL (System) provides eighty memory

buffers available for use system wide; this

complements the individual twenty memories

available for each station. Only the Attendant Positions can program these eighty memory locations. These memory locations have an Override option, for

Code Restriction assignments, in blocks. When

programmed for Tenant Service, the system can proportion the access to the eighty memory locations and Code Restriction on a per tenant basis.

STATION CAMP-ONallows a call to be transferred to an extension, even when it is busy. If the Camp-Onis disallowed for any reason or goes unanswered for a preprogrammed length of time, it recalls to the station that initiated the Camp-On.Camp-Oncapabilities are controlled by station CZass of Service. No more than one Camp-Onper station is possible.

STATION HUNTING distributes incoming calls to

multiple extensions which are programmed as one group with a pilot number. When the pilot number is dialed, or when it is the destination of DID, Tie Line, or DIT calls, the incoming call is distributed to an idle extension in the group. If the call is not answered

within a determined time, the call is transferred to another extension within the same hunt group. Both Linear and Circular Hunting are possible. A CPU- EB3 (or higher revision level) ETU is required to support this feature.

STATION LOCKOUT provides added call security by allowing any station user (programmed via Class of

Service) to electronically remove his station from service by dialing a system lockout access code and then a private lockout code. Dialing these same codes again restores the station to service. The private code is established and changed by the individual station user. If the private code is displaced or not readily

available, the Attendant can override the station lockout, restore the station to normal operation, and reset the private code to its default value.

STATION MESSAGE DETAIL RECORDING; SMDR-E is an optional ETU which provides detailed call record information about the telephone usage of the system. Call records are generated for incoming,

outgoing, conference, and transferred outside calls.

Station identification, trunk identification, time of

origination, call duration, and account codes are among the information provided. To retrieve these reports, a locally provided printing or call accounting device compatible with the standard serial RS232C

output, must be installed. Whether or not incoming calls will generate a record can be selected via system programming.

STEP CALL is a feature supported by a CPU-EB(or higher revision) ETU. When the station user attempts an internal call, or a Transfer reaches a busy extension or Call Park location, another station may be called by dialing the last digit of the number desired to Step to after hearing a busy or Call Waiting tone. Both numbers called must differ by the last (units) digit only. This procedure can be repeated until an idle station or Call Park location is found.

STORED HOOKFLASH is a capability provided to each Multiline Terminal (except ETES-( ) and ETE- 16-2) user to enter a programmable hookflash, and the feature access code required to access Centrex features and PBX features on a Feature Access Key for one step access to Centrex and PBX features. A CPU-EB3 (or higher revision level) ETU is required to support this feature.

SYSTEM DATA UP/DOWN LOAD feature transfers station speed dial data, system speed dial data, account codes, and all system data from/to an IBM compatible PC. The Up/Down Load may be accomplished from a

local or remote location if a CPU-EC4(or higher revision1 ETU is installed in the system.

TANDEM SWITCHING of E&M Tie Lines allows E&M Tie Lines to be connected to other lines/trunks through the Electra Mark11 System without the need of any assistance or supervision by an internal station, This provides the distant end system and Electra Mark11 users, the ability to remotely access each others system’s lines. Automatic Pad Control can be

provided by a programmable software transmission pad, when using the TLI-EB ETU.

A TLI-E/EB and CPU-EBB (or higher revision level) ETU are required to support this feature.

TENANT SERVICE allows the system to be independently shared by up to three separate tenants. Separate access to outside lines, Attendants, System

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