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System & Station

Program *36 – System NT Button Lock Password Changing Station Assignment

Program *36 – System NT Button Lock Password Changing Station Assignment

Processor Type: DK14, DK40i, All RCTUs

Program Type: Station

Initialized Default: 000

￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿￿6SNU￿ ￿￿+ROG￿6SNU+ROG￿6SNU￿￿+ROG￿6SNU￿￿+ROG

Tenant Number 1~4

Processor	Port Range
DK14	000~009
DK40i	000~027
RCTUA	000~031

DATA = Station port designated as Night Transfer Lock Password Change Station for selected tenant.

Processor	Port Range
RCTUBA/BB	000~079
RCTUC/D	000~239
RCTUE/F	000~335

Tenant Number		NT Lock Station or Console Port
1
2
3
4	>3'1@￿￿￿￿￿￿￿		￿5HGLDORU￿

Program *36 Overview

Attendant Consoles and stations assigned in this program can change the System Night Transfer (NT) Lock password by dialing the sequence below:

Tenant Number 1~4

Night Transfer Lock Password

Only one station or console can change the code. System/Tenant CO lines can be locked into the Day, Day2, or Night ringing mode only after the NT Lock password is entered. Locking the system into a particular ringing mode adds security to line call routing which prevents accidental or mischievous changing of the system ringing mode.

Any telephone or an attendant console can lock the console must have both a 1LJKW￿7UDQVIHU￿and an

locking the system must enter the password.

NT lock related programs include:

system into a ringing mode. The telephone or 1LJKW￿7UDQVIHU￿/RFN button and the person

Program 39	Station Flexible Button Assignments – 1LJKW￿7UDQVIHU￿and￿
	1LJKW￿7UDQVIHU￿/RFN buttons
Program 59	Attendant Console Flexible Button Codes – 1LJKW￿7UDQVIHU￿and
	1LJKW￿7UDQVIHU￿/RFN buttons
Program *36	NT Lock Station Assignment. Program *36 is not required to assign
	attendant consoles to NT Lock functions
Program *15	CO Line Tenant Assignments
Program 74	System NT Lock Password Assignment
Program 77-3	Tenant Night Ring Over External Page Assignments

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