System & Station

Program 39 – Flexible Button Assignments

Button Type

Button Labels

Code

Notes

 

 

 

YYY = the Program 04 station logical port

Primary Directory

[PDN] NNNN - 1, Highest button

##YYY

number of the [DN] that should appear as a

[PDN]. YYY should be the same port number

Numbers [PDNs]

[PDN] NNNN - 2, next highest

##YYY

as the port number (XXX) of the telephone to

4-Maximum of same

[PDN] NNNN - 3, next highest

##YYY

which the [PDN] is assigned. NNNN is the

[PDN] per telephone

[PDN] NNNN - 4, Lowest button

##YYY

actual [DN] assignment for Port YYY in

 

 

 

 

 

 

Program 04.

 

 

 

 

Secondary Directory

 

 

YYY = the Program 04 station logical port

Numbers [SDNs]

[SDN] NNNN - 1, Highest button

##YYY

number of the [DN] that should appear as a

 

[SDN]. YYY should not be the same port

16 total [PDNs] +

[SDN] NNNN - 2, next highest

##YYY

number as the port number (XXX) of the

[SDNs];

[SDN] NNNN - 3, next highest

##YYY

telephone on which the [SDN] is assigned.

 

[SDN] NNNN - 4, Lowest button

##YYY

4-Maximum of same

NNNN is the actual DN assignment for Port

 

 

[SDN] per telephone

 

 

YYY in Program 04.

 

 

 

 

Phantom Directory

 

 

 

Numbers [PhDNs]

 

 

ZZZ = the Program *04 Port ref. number of the

8-Maximum unique

 

 

[PhDN]. NNNN is the actual [DN] assignment

 

 

for Port ZZZ in Program *04. Each [PhDN]

[PhDNs]

[PhDN] NNNN

##ZZZ

must have an owner telephone assigned in

 

 

 

1-Maximum of same

 

 

Program *33. If an owner is not assigned, the

[PhDN] per

 

 

[PhDN] can originate but cannot receive calls.

telephone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Phantom Directory

 

 

 

Number Message

[PhDN/MW] - 1 Lowest [PhDN]

423

Message Waiting Key for [PhDNs] assigned to

Waiting button

[PhDN/MW] - 2 Next Highest

424

telephone. Telephone must be assigned as

[PhDN]

[PhDN/MW] - 3 Next Highest

425

[PhDN] owner in Program *33 to allow it to be

4- maximum [PhDN/

[PhDN/MW] - 4 Highest [PhDN]

426

equipped with a [PhDN/MW] button.

MW] per telephone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Directory Number Programming Example

Program *33: Assign Station Logical Port 000 as owner of [PhDN] 500 and 502.

Assign Station Logical Port 001 as owner of [PhDN] 501.

ZZZ= 502 ZZZ = 501 ZZZ = 500 YYY = 002

YYY = 001

YYY = 000

PhDN 4502

PhDN 4501

PhDN 4500

SDN 3202

SDN 3201-1

SDN 3201-2

PDN 3200-1

PDN 3200-2

PDN 3200-3

MW 4502

MW 4500

CO 10

CO 9

CO 3

CO 2

CO 1

Code = 424

Code = 423

ZZZ = 501

ZZZ = 500

YYY = 003

YYY = 000

YYY = 001

PhDN 4501

PhDN 4500

SDN 3203

SDN 3200-1

SDN 3200-2

PDN 3200-3

PDN 3201-1

PDN 3201-2

MW4501

CO 11

CO 10

CO 9

CO 3

CO 2

CO 1

Program 04

Port No. Directory

XXXNo.

and [PDN/SDN]

YYYNNNN

0003200

0013201

0023202

0033203

Program *04

Port No. Directory

ZZZNo. [PhDN]

NNNN

5004500

5014501

5024502

5034503

Station 3200

Port 000

XXX= 000

Station 3201

Port 001

XXX= 001

1569

3-120

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