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0101 Facility COSCOMMAND DESCRIPTION

0101Facility COS

The command states which facility the extension belongs to. The facility category controls the number of facilities the extension has access to.

Extensions (and trunk lines) can be divided into 16 different facility categories.

Valid data: 0 (default)-15

For each category and each facility, it is possible to determine whether it is permitted to use the facility or not. See command group 30.

Minimum required authority level from telephone: 1

Accessible via BMS/RASC: Yes

0102Traffic group

The command states which traffic group the extension belongs to at speech calls.

The traffic group controls which trunk lines and other extensions the extension can be connected to.

Extensions (and trunk lines) can be divided into 16 different traffic groups:

0 = Completely open

1-15 = Control according to the traffic group matrix

For data extensions command group 0139 Filter coefficient is used to determine an extension’s traffic group.

The traffic group matrix specifies which traffic groups are permitted to be connected to each other. It is possible to open one traffic direction, e.g. outgoing, and to bar the opposite, incoming. The traffic group matrix is common for both voice and data calls.




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0103 TCD-day COSFaktaansvarig - Subject responsible

ASB 150 02

SEA/EBMP M. Plattner SEA/EBBX


COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0103TCD-day COS

The command states to which trunk number category the extension belongs when the exchange is day-switched.

The trunk number category controls which numbers the extension can dial for outgoing calls.

Extensions (and trunk lines) can be divided into nine different trunk number categories.

Category 0 is open for all numbers

Categories 1-8 are digit controlled

By using command group 22 a number of routes (trunk numbers) can be opened for traffic. For each route it is determined whether one or more of trunk number categories 1-8 shall be opened for the route.

An extension procedure is used for day/night-switching of the exchange. See the User’s Manual for more information.




0104TCD-night COS

The command states to which trunk number category the extension belongs when the exchange is night-switched.

The trunk number category controls which numbers the extension can dial for outgoing calls.

Extensions (and trunk lines) can be divided into nine different trunk number categories.

Category 0 is open for all numbers

Categories 1-8 are digit controlled

By using command group 22 a number of routes (trunk numbers) can be opened for traffic. For each route it is determined whether one or more of trunk number categories 1-8 shall be opened for the route.

An extension procedure is used for day/night-switching of the exchange.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0105Common abbreviated number COS

The command states to which abbreviated number category the extension belongs.

The abbreviated number category determines which common abbreviated numbers are open for the extension.

Extensions (and trunk lines) can be divided into four different abbreviated number categories.

Valid data: 0 (default) -3

For each common abbreviated number, it is possible to determine which category or categories shall be open for the abbreviated number. See command group 25.



0106Call back allowed?

An extension can be programmed so that callback and messages to the extension are prevented.

Valid data: Yes (default)/No



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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0107Break-in allowed?

On a call to a busy extension it may be possible (permitted) to intrude (break in) on the ongoing call, i.e. effect intrusion.

This command states whether others may intrude on a call in which the extension is a participant.

Only those extensions (PABX-operators) whose facility category permits intrusion are allowed to initiate this facility. See command 3004 Intrusion.


NOTE When this command, for an analogue extension, is set to NO, outgoing ISDN calls will have bearer capabilities changed to 3.1 kHz audio. This may be used if a fax or modem is connected.

In some ISDN networks this may not be allowed.



0108Camp-on allowed?

On an inquiry to a busy extension it is possible to camp-on the parked call, i.e. transfer towards busy. On a call to a busy extension it is also possible to camp-on.

The command states whether the extension permits other extensions to camp on and to use callback to the extension.

The PBX-operator can always place a call on camp-on and initiate call waiting.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0109Diversion active?

Direct diversion means that all incoming calls to the extension are diverted to a nominated answering address (diverted position).

Direct diversion is normally activated and deactivated by the extensions but this can also be made with this command.

For a diversion to take place, the extension must have been programmed, see command 0112 Destination.

Only one of the facilities “direct diversion” or “follow-me” can be activated at the same time. If one facility is activated, the other will automatically be deactivated.

“Follow-me” and “direct diversion” can also be initiated and erased by extension users, with the DIVERSION key or by using *,# -procedures.

Valid data: Yes /No (default)



0110Diversion on no reply?

The command defines if a diversion on no-reply on an internal call should be done.

If the extension is a master and member of a tandem configuration the command data shall be copied to the slave and blocked for the slave's further use.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0111Diversion on busy

The command defines if a diversion on busy in case of an internal call should be done. If the extension is a master and member of a tandem configuration the command data shall be copied to the slave and blocked for the slave’s further use.




0112Destination

The command states the diversion address, i.e. the predetermined divertee position to which incoming calls to the extension are to be diverted.

The divertee position is specified by stating the directory number of the divertee position.

For this command the directory number is not checked. However diversion will be executed only if the directory number is one of the following:

• extension number

• PBX-operator number

• extension (PBX) group number

• voice answer number

• voice message number

• fictive number

• standard paging number

• common short number

• automated attendant number

• private network number

The divertee position is erased by overwriting the directory number with blanks.

For diversion to take place, at least one of the facilities direct diversion, diversion on no-reply, or diversion on busy must be activated.

The divertee position can also be altered by extension users themselves via individual programming.

Valid data: 1-4 digit directory number



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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0113Follow-me address

This command states the follow me address to which incoming calls to the extension are to be diverted.

The follow me position is specified by stating the number of the follow me position.

For this command the number is not checked. However follow me will be executes only if the number is one of the following:

• extension number

• PBX-operator number

• extension (PBX) group number

• voice answer number

• voice message number

• fictive number

• standard paging number

• common short number

• automated attendant number

• private network number

The follow me position is erased by overwritting the directory number with blanks.




0114Ringing line 1

The command states which form of ringing shall present incoming calls on LINE 1.

0 = No ringing

1 = Ringing

2 = Ringing after 10s delay

3 = Only first ringing period, suppressed

4 = Only first ringing period, suppressed after 10s delay

5 = Ringing

If the extension is busy when the ringing signal is to be sent, only one ringing period is sent, suppressed even if the line is programmed for ringing.

Ringing can also be altered by extension users themselves via individual programming.

Valid data: 0, 1(default),2,3,4



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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0115Ringing line 2

The command states which form of ringing shall present incoming calls on LINE 2.

0 = No ringing

1 = Ringing

2 = Ringing after 10s delay

3 = Only first ringing period, suppressed

4 = Only first ringing period, suppressed after 10s delay

5 = Ringing

If the extension is busy when the ringing signal is to be sent, only one ringing period is sent, suppressed even if the line is programmed for ringing.

Ringing can also be altered by extension users themselves via individual programming.

Valid data: 0, 1(default),2,3,4



0116Destination

The command states whether the extension is a so-called non-dialled connection extension, i.e. connection is achieved without dialling when the extension starts a call by lifting the handset or by pressing the ON/OFF key.

The non-dialled connection facility is activated by giving a 1-4 digit number.

The non-dialled connection facility is deactivated by over-writing the number with blanks.

System telephones with a line key can make calls as desired even if they are non-dialled connection extensions, by pressing a line key to initiate the call.




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ASB 150 02



COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0117Authority code?

This command is used to state whether the extension has access to the facility “authorisation” (authority) code.

The authorisation code facility is used to reduce or increase the possibilities to call from a telephone.

It consists of the following functions:

• Activation (“Locking” the telephone)

• Deactivation (“Opening” the telephone)

• Temporary deactivation (Temporary opening)

• Temporary deactivation from another telephone (Use of own categories for itinerant call from another telephone.)

• Change of authorisation code

Extension procedures are used to call these functions. For all functions except activation it is necessary to state an authorisation code. See “Directions for Use” for extensions for more information.

When an extension is assigned this facility, i.e. when the value N is altered to Y, the extension will automatically receive authorisation code 0000. The extension user should, without delay, alter the code to a secret value.

On activation commands 2019-2022 Abbreviated number COS at authority code determine the extension's possibilities to initiate calls.

On temporary deactivation the external number category for the day (command 0103 TCD-day COS) is also used when the PABX is switched for night service.

This command is also used to control access to the DISA system.

The default password (#*72*) has to be changed prior to get access to the DISA system.




0118Guest extension?

In hotels the extensions are divided into guest extensions and service extensions.

This command states whether the extension shall be a guest extension (Y) or a service extension (N).

As a rule guest extensions are assigned special telephones. They have access to facilities such as wake-up and do not disturb, but not to facilities such as follow-me and information.

For guest extensions the PICKUP-key is used for the wake-up function. Consequently, for guest extensions, command 0301 Function of programmable key cannot be used to alter the function of the PICKUP-key.

For other hotel commands see command group 80.

It is not possible for an extension to be both a guest extension and a data extension at the same time.




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ASB 150 02



COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0119Diversion time long?

For diversion on no reply it is possible to state two different diversion times:

• Diversion time the first time after the extension user has used the telephone

• Diversion time after diversion on no-reply has already taken place at least once since the time the extension user last used the telephone

This command determines the first of the above times in seconds for the extension.

Valid data:

The diversion times in commands 0119 and 0120 Diversion time short? should be set shorter than the monitoring (supervision) times in commands 1406, 1409 and 1413.



0 Diversion will never take place

1-255(14=default)

Diversion time in seconds

0120Diversion time short?

For diversion on no-reply it is possible to state two different diversion times:

• Diversion time the first time after the extension user has used the telephone

• Diversion time after diversion on no-reply has already taken place at least once since the extension user last used the telephone

This command determines, in seconds, the first of the above times for the extension.

Valid data:

The diversion times in commands 0119 Diversion time long? and 0120 should be set shorter than the monitoring (supervision) times in commands 1406, 1409 and 1413.



0 Diversion will never take place

1-255(8=default)

Diversion time in seconds

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0121DTMF to instrument?

There exist peripheral (external) units that can be connected to an extension position and be controlled by DTMF-tones. An entry phone is an example.

This command is used to determine whether digits dialled by the call partner can be transmitted as DTMF-tones to the connected unit.




0122Long ring bursts?

To enable extension users to differentiate between external calls, internal calls and callbacks, different ringing signals can be sent to the extensions. To facilitate ringing signal differentiation, the ring bursts are interrupted. (Single ringing signal, double ringing signal etc).

Units such as modem and recorded announcement machines require the ring bursts to have a certain length for the ringing signal to be detected.

Consequently, if such units are connected to extension positions with analogue telephones, the ringing signal will not always be detected, if interrupted ring bursts are transmitted.

This command is used to state whether ringing to a connected unit shall always utilise long ring bursts.

Valid data:

The command also influences ringing to digital extensions.



Yes(default)

Ring signal with long ring bursts, i.e. single ring signal, irrespective of the type of call

No Ring signal dependent on type of call (Default data)

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0123Repeated call diversion?

Diversion on no reply means that incoming calls to an extension will be diverted to a predetermined divertee (answer) position unless they are answered within a predetermined time. See command 0110 Diversion on no reply? for more information.

The system offers extension supervision with call pickup with the help of programmable keys. See command 0301 Function of programmable key.

Call diversion on no reply is normally not permitted if the call is already diverted. In cases where it is not possible to utilise programmable keys for call diversion (interception) it may nevertheless be desirable with repeated call diversion.

This command is used to state whether calls to the extension may be diverted on no reply despite the fact that they have already been diverted.

If several extensions are assigned this possibility, this may result in long diversion chains.




0124Call waiting tone for analogue extensions?

This command states whether or not the extension is allowed to receive a call-waiting tone.

Only analogue extensions are concerned, as digital extensions use the tone-ringer to announce call waiting. In this respect cordless telephones connected via a digital extension board are regarded as analogue.




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ASB 150 02



COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0125Voice mail extension?

This command is used to specify whether a voice-mail equipment is connected to an extension position or not. Only analogue extensions are possible.

A “normal” extension will receive tones according to the selected tonescheme while a voice-mail extension will receive tones adapted to this type of equipment.




0139Filter coefficient

Input impedance and balance impedance in the analogue interface (ELU-A) are defined by a number of filter coefficients that are loaded in DSLAC. The filter coefficients are stored in the form of a table.

Table No is chosen for extension line to any of the values below.

The impedance is chosen as Rs(ohm) + Rp(ohm)//Cp(nf).

Valid data

ValueInput impedance

Balance impedance

Sweden

01 200 + 1000//100 0 + 900//30

Finland short

02 270 + 910//120 390 + 620//100

Finland lnog

03 270 + 910//120 270 + 1200//120

Italy

04 180 + 630//60 750//18

Spain, Australia

05 220 + 820//120 220 + 820//120

Standard

06 (default) 600 600

Austria, Czech. Rep.

07 250 + 833//133 600

Denmark

08 300 + 1000//220 400 + 500//330

Norway

09 120 + 820//110 120 + 820//110

Netherlands

10 600 340 + 422//100

Belgium short

11 150 + 830//72 150 + 830//72

Belgium long

12 150 + 830//72 600

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

Minimum required authority level from telephone: No


England, New Zealand

13 300 + 1000//220 370 + 620//310

Brazil

14 900 0 + 800//50

Philippines

15 900 900

China

16 200 + 560//100 200 + 560//100

17-39 Reserved for future use.

40 220 + 820//120 automatic

41 600 automatic

42-97 Reserved for future use.

98-99 Reserved for test.

ValueInput impedance

Balance impedance

0140Transmission group

The command is used to state in which transmission group of the transmission matrix the extension should be included. The transmission matrix is defined in command 2720 The transmission matrix and is used for adaptation of the relative levels depending on which type of interface the extension is connected to.

Valid data:



0 (default) Initial value, used for all types of ELUs, BTU-A on short trunk lines BTU-D

1 BTU-A on medium trunk lines

2 BTU-A on long trunk lines

3 2-wire tie lines (BTU-C, BTU-E)

4 4-wire tie lines (BTU-E)

5-6 Reserved for special market requirements

7 No transmission adaptation

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ASB 150 02



COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0141Relative sending level

The command is used to state the relative transmission level (Lo) in the analogue interface to ELU-A.

Valid data:



-12dBr to + 6dBr (steps: 0,1 dBr)

3 dBr (default)

0142Relative receiving level

This command is used to state the relative reception level (Li) in the analogue interface to ELU-A.

Valid data:



-12dBr to + 6dBr (steps: 0,1 dBr)

3 dBr (default)

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0143Line break for ELU-A

Line break for analog extension.

With this command you can state the duration of a line break for an analog extension.

Valid data: 0 (default)-255 ms

The value zero indicates no line break.

The duration of a linebreak can vary from 1 * 50 ms to 255 * 50 ms.



0144Delay time

This command is used to give the time for delayed Hot line. This time is also used as time for activating of alarm if the Hot line number is the number to the alarm block (*53#).

Programming of hot line extension see command 0116 Destination.

Valid data: 0 (default)-250 seconds

NOTE 0 seconds corresponds to a not delayed Hot line, it corresponds to a normal Hot line.



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ASB 150 02



COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0145Relay control

This command specifies how the relay on the I/O-board in the telephone instruments, type DBC 20x, will be directed.

Valid data:



No functions (default)

Follows bell

Follows buys state of intrument

Follow message LED

0146Meter info allowed on display?

The command defines whether or not own or other extensions shall have access to the extensions’ metering information.

For all external calls metering information is stored in memory. The information then can be read (and displayed) e.g. by dialling procedure code *45# (accumulated metering information) or *46# (metering information for latest call). It is possible to read both metering information for own extension as well as metering information for other extensions.

In order to get access to a certain extension metering information, two parameters must be fulfilled:

• The calling party (calling e.g. *45#) must have an ACOS that permits access to own metering information or that of others. Note that there is one facility access command for reading “own” metering information (command 3075 Read own meter) and another command for reading metering information (command 3076 Read other’s meter) of others.

• The called party must permit (command 0146 Meter info allowed on display?) the metering information to be read.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0147Type of meter info

Select type of metering information to be displayed.

During EXTERNAL calls it is possible to display different types of metering information, such as “Money”, “Pulses”, “Duration” etc. For incoming external calls “Duration” is always selected unless the function is disabled.

The information is displayed either when a menu key is pressed or automatically. “Automatically” means that the selected type of metering information is displayed without first pressing a menu key, and that the metering information is automatically updated during the call. If the function is disabled when the call is initiated, it can be temporarily enabled by pressing a menu key, see command 0148 Automatic display of metering info? for more details.

If selected metering information is not available, nearest “lower” information is displayed.

Example: If value 3 is programmed but the cost in local currency is not available, the number of metering pulses is displayed instead.

Valid data



0 display nothing (function disabled)

1 display duration of call

2 display number if metering pulses

3 (default) display real cost in local currency

0148Automatic display of metering info?

Enable/disable automatic display of metering information.

During EXTERNAL calls it is possible to display different types of metering information such as ”Money”, “Pulses”, “Duration” etc. The type of information to be displayed is selected with command 0147 Type of meter info. Command 0148 Automatic display of metering info? defines the default state for displaying information when a new outgoing call is initiated.

Two states are possible:

Automatically:

When a new external call is initiated/answered, the display is automatically and repeatedly updated with the type of metering information selected by command 0147 Type of meter info.

Not automatically:

When a new external call is initiated/answered, the display is NOT updated automatically with metering information.

Irrespective of state, the cost information can be enabled/disabled with help of a menu key. The menu key has a toggle function and can be pressed several times during a call. The temporary selection is kept during the current call but when the next call is initiated, the default state selected with command 0148 Automatic display of metering info? will override the temporary selection.




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ASB 150 02



COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0149Number secrecy to public network?

The system via “smart” external lines (ISDN etc.) offers the opportunity to send its own number to the external party, to be presented at the display of the external party. In ISDN terminology this is called CLIP (Calling Line Identification Presentation) and COLP (COnnected Line identification Presentation). With this command it is possible to PREVENT our number to be displayed at the display of the external party. In ISDN terminology this is called CLIR (Calling Line Identification Restriction) and COLR (COnnected Line identification Restriction).

The command has nothing to do with presentation of the number of the external party on our own display. The restriction for that always comes directly from the external party.

Valid data:



Yes Presentation restricted (CLIR/COLR) at external party

No (default) Presentation allowed (CLIP/COLP) at external party

0150Individual charging?

This command states how an extension should be charged in case of an external call.

Information about the way of charging and the extension number is sent to the public exchange when applicable.

The public exchange determines whether common or individual charging is applied for the call.

Valid data:



Yes (default) Individual charging

No Common charging

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0151Tenant group

The command defines which tenant group the extension belongs to in a multi PABX application.

In detail this means that if several customers share one ASB 150 they can separate their extensions into a maximum of 16 tenants.




0152Override LCR?

The command defines whether or not the extension is permitted to override the least cost routing flag for the trunk.

If this flag is true for the extension, the call will proceed without LCR control and TCD category as for a normal external call. In this situation the TR block will not make any reroute to LR. The call will proceed as without LCR.




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ASB 150 02



COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0153Direct carrier access?

The command defines whether or not the extension is permitted to select a specific carrier by dialling its access code. The call will then not be controlled by LCR functions, day-of-week and time-of-day analysis. LR will however eventually add account- and authority codes according to the carrier definitions.

Valid data:



Yes Allowed to select a carrier directly

No (default) Not allowed to select a carrier directly

0154Limit routing choices LCR

The command defines the limit for alternative routing choices for an extension on Least Cost Routing (LCR) controlled routes.

Valid data:



0 Not allowed to use an alternative choice

1 Allowed to use the second routing choice

2 Allowed to use all alternative routing choices

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0155Disable call state message to line?

This command enables call state information to the line, i.e when a PC is connected to TAU as a PES equipment then this command has to be set to NO.




0156Direct diversion?

If incoming external calls should be diverted, command 0156 must be programmed.

NOTE Valid only for DID-calls. E.g.: Transferring an external call to an extension, which has activated “direct diversion for incoming external calls”, will NOT be affected via this command.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0157Diversion on no reply?

The command defines whether or not a diversion on no reply on an external incoming call should be done.

If the extension is a master and a member of a tandem configuration the command data shall be copied to the slave and blocked for the slave’s further use.




0158Diversion on busy?

The command defines whether or not a diversion on busy on an external incoming call should be done.

If the extension is a master and a member of a tandem configuration the command data shall be copied to the slave and blocked for the slave’s futher use.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0159Direct diversion?

The command defines whether or not a direct diversion on an internal call should be done.

If the extension is a master and a member of a tandem configuration the command data shall be copied to the slave and blocked for the slave’s further use.




0160Password check at message retrieving?

To be able to retrieve messages from the individual mailbox of one’s own extension or a common mailbox by pressing the message key or a common message key, the password (authority code) for the extension must be given. With this command this requirement can be bypassed.

To enable the user to change the password, command 0117 Authority code? should also be set to YES.




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ASB 150 02



COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0161Music channel in hold state?

The command defines if an extension should be connected to the music channel or to the silent channel while being on hold. For some kind of extensions it is not allowed to connect to the music channel while being on hold. Those extensions could be:

• Voice mail extensions

• Extensions which are used to connect a door interface




0162Terminal type

This command is used to define the terminal type connected to the analogue extension interface.

Valid data:

The terminal is automatically defined as FAX EXTENSION, if option 2 or 4 is selected:

If the extension is configured as FAX EXTENSION some restrictions in the settings of the following facilities have to be concerned:

Extension related facilities:

• conference

• call back

• break-in

• camp-on

• diversion

• follow me

Trunk related facilities:

• reroute position

• voice announcement

Additional information for option 3 (modem): Using this option in combination with ISDN-lines and analogue extensions leads to releasing of DTMF-registers after receiving call proceeding.

IMPORTANT NOTE: This option must not be used in combination with LCR!



0 (default)

1 general, 3.1kHz audio, orig.non ISDN

2 group 3 fax, 3.1kHz audio, orig.non ISDN

3 modem, 3.1kHz audio, orig.non ISDN

4 fax, 3.1kHz audio, orig.non ISDN

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0163RTR from extension enabled?

The command defines whether or not an extension should be allowed to initiate calls to other guest rooms (RTR calls). The command is valid for hotel guest room extensions only!

Valid data: Yes (default) /No



0164DID to extension enabled?

The command defines whether or not an extension should be allowed to receive an external call (DID) directly. If set to ‘no’, DID calls will be rerouted. For hotel guest room extensions, the call is rerouted to the hotel answering position. Calls to all other extensions are rerouted to the trunk answering position. The answering position is allowed to transfer DID calls to extensions even if they are blocked for DID calls.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0165Diversion on no reply to slave?

The command defines whether or not a diversion on no reply to an associated slave extension should be done. If the extension is a master and a member of a tandem configuration the command data shall be copied to the slave and blocked for the slave’s further use.




0166Slave always logged on?

The command defines whether the related slave should be permanent logged on or temporarily by the user via a slave-logon-function key.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0167Ring on master and slave?

The command defines whether or not ringing should be indicated on both instruments of a master slave configuration.




0168ACD key layout

The command defines whether or not the ACD key layout shall be used on a DBC 201/202 telephone.

Valid data:



0 business layout

1 ACD key layout with clerical key

2 ACD key layout without clerical key

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0169 Directory number subscribed in Faktaansvarig - Subject responsible

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0169Directory number subscribed in PSTN?

This command defines if the internal programmed directory number of the extension is in the subscribed PSTN number range. If the directory number is not in the number range, a common number defined by command 1801, is used in case of A- or B- number sending.




0170Number/name secrecy to corporate network?

This command is used to set the restriction of presentation of private number and name in case of corporate network calls.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0171Travelling Class Mark

The command is used to control and restrict extension/operator calls to network routes. Each extension is assigned a TCM value. In addition each route choice defined for a given destination in the network is assigned a TCM value too. A call setup is allowed if TCM value for call originator is higher or equal to that of chosen route.

The lowest restriction is level 7, the highest restriction is level 0.

Valid data: 0-7(default)



0172Destination for internal calls

This command is used to activate diversion on not available for internal calls. Diversion on not available could be a result of a not attainable cordless.

If no diversion address is specified, the diversion is inactive.

NOTE After a call diversion “on not available”, no repeated call diversion is possible any more.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0173Destination for external calls

This command is used to activate diversion on not available for external incoming calls. Diversion on not available could be a result of a not attainable cordless.

If no diversion address is specified the diversion is inactive.

NOTE After a call diversion “on not available”, no repeated call diversion is possible any more.




0174Alarm group

The command is used to assign an extension to an alarm group. Alarm groups are used to join extensions equiped with an external alarm button in order to signal alarms to different alarm centers.

Valid data: 0(default)-7



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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0175Use as CTI operator instrument?

This command defines if a specified extension is allowed to be defined as CTI operator instrument.




0176Call diversion to corporate network allowed?

This command defines whether an extension is allowed to activate call diversion to a private network number.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0177Initiate callback in corporate network?

The command defines if an extension is allowed to request a call back from an extension within the corporate network.




0178ISDN caller list allowed?

This command defines if a specified extension is allowed to have an ISDN caller list or not.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0179TCD suffix dialling-day COS

The command states to which trunk number category for suffix dialling during register recall to PSTN the extension belongs to when the exchange is day-switched. The trunk number category controls which numbers the extension can dial. see command 0103 TCD-day COS for more information.




0180TCD suffix dialling-night COS

The command states to which trunk number category for suffix dialling during register recall to PSTN the extension belongs to when the exchange is night-switched. The trunk number category controls which numbers the extension can dial. see command 0104 TCD-night COS for more information.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0181Permanent immediate answer allowed?

The command defines if incoming external and transferred calls shall be placed automatically to an extension that has activated immediate answer.

If this command is set to YES, no immediate answer key may be programmed.


This command is not applicable in hotel environment.



0182Network intrusion?

This command defines whether or not the extension is allowed to initiate intrusion on a CN destination.




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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0183Directory book allowed

This command defines if the directory book is allowed to be accessed by an extension.



Accessible via BMS/RASC:Yes

0184IED of internal calls

This command defines if an individual external diversion (IED) on an internal call should be done.

If the extension is a master and a member of a tandem configuration, the command data shall be copied to the slave and blocked for the slave’s further use.

Valid data: Yes/No(default)



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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0185IED of external calls

This command defines, if an individual external diversion (IED) on an external incoming call should be done.

If the extension is a master and a member of a tandem configuration, the command data shall be copied to the slave and blocked for the slave’s further use.

Valid data: Yes/No(default)



0186Handle Cordless Display Texts?

The command defines if certain display texts for cordless instruments are handled (cordless instruments are treated like instruments with display) or not (cordless instruments are treated like instruments without display).


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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0187Expensive Route Warning Tone

This command defines, if the user shall be informed about an alternatively choosen PNR route (e.g. especially if it as public route) for the ongoing call setup.

For generating the Expensive route warning tone, the corresponding commands for the route must also be programmed (see command 9128 Expensive Route Warning Tone (2), 9138 Expensive Route Warning Tone (3), 9148 Expensive Route Warning Tone (4)).

Valid data: Yes/No (default)

0188Voice transmission quality

This command defines which voice transmission quality level shall be used for the call setup to an IP network. Each voice transmission level comprises a set of 4 codecs, whereby the access of the codecs relys on a different priorisation. The first priority defines the preferred codec whereby the others are alternatives if the codec resource is not available in one’s own respectively in the opposite exchange.

Valid data

Codes named as “spare” are reserved for codecs which are not implemented in Release 12.

Due to the missing codecs Quality level 2,3 and 4 are equal.

1 Quality level 1High bandwith with best transmission quality

1. G.7112. spare3. G.7234. spare

2 Quality level 2Medium bandwith with good transmission quality

1. spare2. G.7233. spare4. G.711

3(default) Quality level 3Medium bandwith with medium transmission quality

1. G.7232. spare3. spare4. G.711

4 Quality level 4Low bandwith with low transmission quality

1. spare2. G.7233. spare4. G.711

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0189Conversation recording allowed

The command defines if an extension’s conversation can be recroded by another extension or not. If this command is set to NO for a specific extension, no other extension can record a conversation with this extension (even if the other extension is allowed to record conversations and has an associated function key for conversation recording).

NOTE Please be aware of the legal situation when using the conversation recording feature:Recording a conversation without prior notice to the other party may be an illegal act. Forwarding or playback of this recorded conversation to a third party without prior permission may be an illegal act.

Valid data: Yes/No (default)

0190Handover of IP call allowed

The command defines whether or not an extension is allowed to initiate a 'Switch over' of an ongoing call from the IP network to a circuit switched network.


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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0191Call cabin extension?

This command instructs,that the extension will be configured as a call cabin extension.

NOTE Only a guest extension can be a call cabin extension.


0201Number of programmable keys

This field allows you to select for how many programmable keys memory shall be reserved for selected extension. The number shall normally correspond to the type of telephone of the extension.

The table below shows the programmable key configurations of the various types of telephone.

Valid data: 1(default),16, 3, 46, 61, 76, 83

To facilitate easy exchange of the type of telephone, no check is made on type of telephone and the selected number of programmable keys.



Telephone type Number of keys

Analogue telephones

None DIALOG 2751, 2601 1 PICKUP, key 0

DIALOG 2752, 2755, 263111

PICKUP, A-J, key 0-10

DIALOG 2753, 2662 27 PICKUP, A-Z, key 0-26

DIALOG 2754, 2663 21 PICKUP, A-T, key 0-20

DIALOG 3199 None DIALOG 3202 4

A-D, key 1-4

DIALOG 3203 14 A-N, key 1-14

DSS1: 17 A-Q, key 15-31

DSS2: 17 A-Q, key 32-48

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0202Assignment of individual abbreviated numbers

This command defines the amount of individual abbreviated numbers which shall be assigned to the extension. Individual abbreviated numbers are assigned in groups of four numbers. The table below shows the maximum number of groups which can be assigned to the different type of telephones.

Valid data: 0 (default) -82 abbreviated numbers

The following data is to be programmed, if all keys on the telephone shall be used:

Telephone types

prog.key

key pad

Analogue - 4

BASIC DBC 199 - 4

BASIC DBC 210 - 4

ECONOMY DBC 751 - 4

ECONOMY DBC 601 - 4

ECONOMYplus DBC 211 1 4 *

STANDARD DBC 755 3 -

STANDARD DBC 631 3 -

STANDARD DBC 212 1 4 *

EXECUTIVE DBC 753 8 -

EXECUTIVE DBC 662 8 -

EXECUTIVE DBC 213,no key p. 4 -

EXECUTIVE DBC 213,1 key p. 8 -




OPERATOR DBC 754 5 -

OPERATOR DBC 663 5 -

OPERATOR DBC 214,no key p. 1 -

OPERATOR DBC 214,1 key p. 8 -


* Includes also the access to the abbreviated numbers via the programmable keys





Telephone types

prog.key

key pad

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0301Function of programmable key

This menu shows the function of the progammable keys for the selected extension.

This command states which function a key is to have.

For some key functions it is possible to program an associated number, how incoming calls are to be presented and ACD-group priority. See also commands 0302 Associated number, 0303 Ringing on incoming call and 0304 ACD-group priority.

On initiation of the system, all programmable keys are assigned the function "name selection" (see below).

If a different function is required the key will have to be redefined.



Valid data:

Name Selection (Default) 10

Suffix Dialling 11

External Line 12

Supervision 13

Intercom 14

Voice Paging 15

ACD Group 16

ACD Supervision 17

Common Mailbox-supervision 18

Slave Supervision 19

R-key 25

Busy Line 2 / Free 2nd Access 26

Conference 27

Immediate Answer 28

ACD Ready 29

Account Code 30

ACD Clerical 31

ACD Help 32

Operator - Hold 33

External Voice Mailbox 34

Common Hold 35

Transfer 36

Save/Redial 37

Read& 38

Enter 39

Number Secrecy 40

MCID key 41

Logon/off Slave 43

ACD Pause 44

Conv. Recording 45

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0302Associated number

This menu shows the function of the programmable keys for the selected extension.

This command states the number that is to be associated with a programmable key.

A number may be associated to the following key functions:

• Name selection: One 1-4 digit number. The number may consist of digits,*,# (and wait for second dial tone)

• Post dialling: One 1-4 digit number. The number may consist of digits,*,# (and wait for second dial tone)

• Trunk line: Trunk line directory number

• Supervision: Directory number of supervised extension

• Intercom: Directory number of other extension

• Loudspeaker paging: Serial number of paging group, 0-7

• ACD-group: Serial number of ACD-group, 0-7

• ACD-monitoring: Directory number of monitored ACD-operator




0303Ringing on incoming call

This menu shows the function of the programmable keys for the selected extension.

This command states the ringing type for presentation of incoming calls on the programmable key.

If the extension is busy when the ringing signal is to be sent, only one ringing period, muted even if the line is programmed as ringing, will be sent.

Note, that the ringinging alternative “direct answer” is only suitable for the key functions “ACD GROUP” and “INTERCOM” !!

Valid data:



0 (default) ringing

1 ringing after 10s

2 one muted ring

3 one muted ring/ringing after 10s

4 direct answer

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0304ACD-group priority

This menu shows the function of the programmable keys for the selected extension. xxxx indicates irrelevant information for selected function of the key.

This command states the priority to be used by the ACD-operator for answering calls to the ACD-group.

0 = Highest priority

1 =

2 =

7 = Lowest priority

If several operators serving a group are free when an incoming call arrives to the group, an operator is selected among those operators who have the highest priority for the group.

If several calls are queuing when an operator goes free, then a call will be selected in a group for which the operator has the highest priority.

If incoming calls to a group shall be distributed evenly between all operators, the same priority is assigned to all operators.

If incoming calls as a first choice shall be served by specific operators and as a second choice by other operators then different priorities are assigned to the operators.

Valid data: 0-7



0401Programming individual abbreviated numbers

This menu shows the individual abbreviated numbers for selected extension. Individual abbreviated numbers are stored via a programmable key. This command states which digits are to be included in the individual abbreviated number for the stated programmable key.

The following digit keys are allowed:

0-9 Digit to be sent

*,# Digit to be sent

- (wait for second dial tone)

space (erase the abbreviated number)

Individual abbreviated number dialling via the key pad

The procedures are related to the following keys:

Valid data: 1-24 digit number



**1 key 05 (= respective prog. key E)

**2 key 06 (= respective prog. key F)

**3 key 07 (= respective prog. key G)

**4 key 08 (= respective prog. key H)

**5 key 09 (= respective prog. key I)

**6 key 10 (= respective prog. key J)

**7 key 11 (= respective prog. key K)

**8 key 12 (= respective prog. key L)

**9 key 13 (= respective prog. key M)

**0 key 14 (= respective prog. key N)

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

0501Access to common mailbox?

This command specifies to which common mailboxes the extension has access.




00

Documents

subject responsible dokumentnr documentnr

alternative routing choices

wire tie lines

delayed hot line

external callsuppgjord prepared faktaansvarig

present incoming calls

dialled connection facility

individual abbreviated numbers