Vizio EXES-6000 CP-64 Programmable Station Numbering

Programmable Station Numbering

1. Numbering schedules can be changed easily by pro-

gramming in stead of rewiring.

2. Numbering schedule (such as 200's, 300's, 900's) is

available for convenient office differentiation. (archi-

3. Normally, station numbers which are included in a

station paging zone must be sequential, but programm-

able station numbers can be randomly included in a

station paging zone. (Refer to Fig. 2)

4. Programming at station No. 200, 470 and 740 must set

up in each exchange to change the station numbering.

Dialing

Exchange

Programmable station

No. 203

Circuit No. 201

(Hardwired station

number)

Circuit No. 203

(Hardwired station

number)

Programmable station

No. 201

5. "Programmable station number" series f or each

exchange

<Example 1> With Personal Number

<Example 2> Without Personal Number

<Example 3>

Exchange

A

B

C

Hardwired

station number

200 ~ 455

470 ~ 725

740 ~ 995

Programmed

station number

200 ~ 469

470 ~ 739

740 ~ 999

Exchange

A

B

C

Hardwired

station number

100 ~ 355

400 ~ 655

700 ~ 955

Programmed

station number

100 ~ 399

400 ~ 699

700 ~ 999

Exchange

A

B

C

Hardwired

station number

200 ~ 399

500 ~ 755

800 ~ 999

Programmed

station number

200 ~ 499

500 ~ 799

800 ~ 999

1. This function allows the system to have "Programmable

station numbers", other than the "Hardwired station

numbers" by programming.

The stations not registered for "Programmable Station

Numbers" remain in the original "Hardwired Station

Number".

2. Each stati on number can be programm ed in the stat ion

number series of the exchanges A, B and C that have

been determined by the function of the Selectable First

Station Number.

Hardwired

station number

2 0 1

202

203

204

205

Programmed

station number

2 0 1

202

301

302

Hardwired

station number

2 0 1

202

203

Programmed

station number

2 0 1

2 3 1

2 4 1

Hardwired

station number

200

2 0 1

202

203

326

327

Programmed

station number

203

201

<Fig. 1>

<Fig. 2>

<Fig. 3>

(Standard)

6. People operating the intercom stations need not be

aware of the Hardwired station numbers. However, care

must be taken when programming using station No. 200

in the exchange, as hardwired station numbers must be

used for that purpose.

Tie-line

Department 1

Department 2

Station

paging zone

– 86 –

tectual numbering). (Refer to Fig. 1 )

Contents

Main Contents 3) .............................. Privacy 68 6000 system permits you to talk with the person in the Introduction t o the "Functions and Operating Instructions" for stations for EXES-6000 Page Desk/Wall-Mounted Handset Master Desk/Wall-Mounted Handset Sub- 4 station Stations the total intercom system. Methods tone is available in "NP" Type system. Voice Speech functions 5 NP Type Station operation PV Type Page PV Typ e 5. When the party you call is in a high noise level area, position.] 10 1. The sound volume o f the speaker may be adjusted by PV Type < Making a call > 11 your call is automatically connected. NP Typ e your call is automati cally connected. 12 tion or OFF position. order. 7. To terminate the conversation, hang up the handset 13 Page NP Type over the Page selector switch) 15 imum of 13 digits on each auto-dialer key may be reg- Functions: EXES-6000 CP-64 to 16 By DIP By No. 200 Page Page Part names and functions of the station keyboard 18 Besides fi xed standard functions, there are selectable tone conversation is availabl e if response is given, holding the original conversation. 19 Function description persons. (Interface for the Indicator Board needs to be made 20 40) Pager Calling and Response tions as In/Out Annunciation, Destination Annuncia- EXES-6000, CP-64 Summary o f Dial Operations (For single exchange system) 21 - - ~ 22 - - ~ Automatic Line Release Camp-On-Busy This function has been adopted t o speed up traff ic proces- sing and to improve the availability of speech path. Privacy Camp-On Pr ivacy Press-To-Talk Mic Off Press-To-Talk Control Single Digit Dialing Master Sub Relationship Automatic Access To Paging Personal Number Call which is completely independent of station numbers, may Continuous Calling Tone Remote Response is called by means of a continuous calling tone, remote Call Transfer Call Transfer from Called Station Paging during Normal Calls Group Hunting Secretary Transfer programmed for this purpose with use of Station #200 in Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer PV Type 34 When the secretary answering a call touch dials executive's station. Secretary Transfer end Cell Transfer ing of the call transferred to the secretary back to the executive's station. station, the secretary is to touch dial , or to hang up a Call Forwarding Priority When the party called is on the line, as indicated by the Executive Priority Highest Executive Priority Conference Paging Other Paging Modes How to select the paging area and make the paging call. All-call paging depending on the call range. All-Call Paging a nd Individual Z one Paging master station by pressing Combination Paging < Example 4 > To operate combination paging. No. 200 registration indi- 45 cating the individual zones to be included in the c ombina- tion zone must be made. Emergency All-Call Paging the emergency all-call station, No. 247. 46 gency all -call paging, all other paging calls and normal calls station No.247 using Hands-free type of s tation, move Paging Priorit y Personal Number Paging Selectable First Station Number Programmable S tation Numbering Group Blocking < Example of Paging response > 50 < Example > The system can be grouped or divided into a m aximum of 8 groups of stations Programmable Restricted Access for Stations Selectable Calling Tone Selectable Paging P re-Announcement Tone Duration 52 Time-Out of Conversation Time-Out of Paging Call In/Out Annunciation Destination Annunciation Indication from any station, the call is put through to the station 54 Calling Party Indication (Lamp Type) station Memory" function. Adopting this function 55 without placing a call causes all lights to go out. *1 when the conversation is over. 2. When the call is made during conversation or privacy Calling Party Indication ( Numerical Type) Pocket Pager 1. Dial 57 and waits for a response whil e the relay for pager 3. The other stations can call the other pagers while one General Purpose Control and the relay output is made for 1 to 2 seconds. 58 (Mode 3) 8-selectable one-shot make output (9 units ) (Mode 4) 8 selectable make output and/or decimal output Simplified Paging Clear Entry and Conversation Over 59 This will restore the condition before the error was Page Part names and functions of the station keyboard Tie-line 60 Tie-line Connections of Exchanges 1. Purpose of tie-line connection 61 (15 zones per exchange) *3 ~ Numbering for paging zones 62 ~ Function description the line. A fter the conversation is finished, he is auto- matically put through. 63 one party's station. 7) Camp-on-Privacy Paging through PA System and response. persons. 64 Calls can be transferred to a third party after pag 30) Pager Calling and Response Restrictions Resulting from Tie-line Connection EXES-6000, CP-64 Summary o f Dial Operations Tie-line system of 2 or 3 exchanges 66 9 and the Single digit number ~ 8-selectable output 67 - - (Make) ~ nearest master station. Response to all-call Response to zone paging available (indicating room status and destination). Automatic Line Release Camp-On-Busy Privacy PV Type Camp-On P rivacy Press-To-Talk Single Digit Dialing Single digit registration even if its line is connected with master station. Single digit of paging c all and is called automatically. Personal Number Call Continuous Calling T one Remote Response Call Transfer The original call is then held and the holding tone is trans- 75 mitted to the other party, while the third party is called and asked whether he will accept the call. If he agrees to Paging during Normal Calls Press 76 or replace the handset and the original call goes back on grammed from the beginning. Secretary Transfer a Secretary/Executive association within a group of 77 Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer ing of the call transferred to the secretary back to the 78 executive's station. at her station. This sets the privacy tone sounding continu- Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer 79 Highest Executive Priority 80 Conference A var iety of paging modes allows paging over a wide area External PA paging 82 2. Paging B. 3. 2. B. How to select the paging a rea and make t he paging call 83 All-Call Paging and Individual Zone Paging fiers and speakers, and the station paging mode through 84 the station speakers. In the event of Al l-call paging, the (All-call paging response) Selectable First Station Number of Each Exchange 85 Programmable Station Numbering <Example 3> numbers" by programming. <Fig. 1> 86 Group Blocking 87 88 Programmable Restricted Access for Stations Selectable Calling Tone second (single note tone) or 0.3 second (warble tone). 90 Selectable Paging Pre-Announcement Tone Duration Time-Out of Paging Call In/Out Annunciation Calling Party Indication (Lamp Type) Page Pocket Pager through 455. A pager response can be made from any 94 General Purpose Control 95 Tie-line 96 Simplified Paging Clear Entry and Conversation Over 97 for Transfer or Conference, at the start of or during the