Table 5-2. Feature Default Name List
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Table 5-2. Feature Default Name List
F eatu re
F iel d
In dex/ CKT
Defaul t Di al No.
CALL FWD NO ANSWER (Attendant)
9
79
#169
CALLING ID CONTROL
9
193
#1444
CAMP ON - ONHOOK
9
86
#176
CAMP ON - ONHOOK
special
5
CAMP ON - OFFHOOK
special
8
CANCELLATION CODE
10
2
#*0,#10 (Eu1,2: #*0, *0)
CHECK IN/OUT
10
157
#1970
CO BLOCKED DISPLAY
9
67
#157
CONFERENCE LOCK KEY
9
190
#1441
CONFERENCE PORTS
30
CONFERENCE RELEASE
9
173
#1983
COS SWITCHOVER
9
59
#149
DATA GROUPS
23
0→
see page 5-32
DATA PORTS
16
DATA USER
22
0→
see page 5-32
DAY/NIGHT TRANSFER (Auto/Manual)
9
144
#1993
DC NO CALL
9
179
#1989
DIAL CALL PICKUP: DIRECTED
9
90
#180, 77 (Eu2: 180, 97)
DIAL CALL PICKUP: GROUP
9
91
#181,(Eu1-6:#1), 76
(Eu2: 181, #1, 96)
DIAL SERVICE
36
0→
4850→
DID TEST NUMBER
9
186
Eu2: 160, 1660; CC1: 3999
DID TRUNKS
14
DIRECT IN LINE: DAY SERVICE
9
74
#164
DIRECT IN LINE: NIGHT 1
9
73
#163
DIRECT IN LINE: NIGHT 2
9
75
#165
DIVERT CALL KEY
9
194
#1445
DO NOT DISTURB/UNATTENDED
9
55
#145
DON’T DISTURB for Station by Attendant
9
155
#1999
DROP NO DIAL TRUNK
9
72
#162
{V8.5x}
{V8.3x}
{V8.5x}
5-8
7098→7099
see page 5-31
see page 5-31
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Table 5-2. Feature Default Name List
F eatu re
F iel d
In dex/ CKT
Defaul t Di al No.
DUMP
9
178
#1988
DVMS MSG
31
0→
see page 5-33
DVMS PORTS
32
EXCLUDE DESTINATION KEY
9
22
#1322
EXCLUDE SOURCE KEY
9
21
#1321
EXCLUSIVE HOLD (Boss Group)
9
97
#187
EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE
9
80
#170
FLASH ON TRUNK
9
60
#150
FOLLOW ME
9
99
#189 (Eu1: #85)
FORCED RELEASE KEY
9
3
#123
GROUP CALL NUMBERS
35
0→
5600-->
HANDSET/SPEAKER KEY
9
23
#1323
HELP KEY
9
192
#1443
HOLD
9
81
#171, #4
HOT STATION DELAY
9
92
#182
HOT STATION IMMEDIATE
9
76
#166
HOT TRUNK DELAYED
9
71
#161
HOT TRUNK IMMEDIATE
9
70
#160 (Eu1: 1979)
HUNT GROUP NUMBERS
5
0→
see page 5-15
IDLE DISPLAY ON/OFF
9
17
#137
INCOMING ONLY TRUNK
9
68
#158
KB0 SETUP
9
147
#1996
KEYSET NUMBERS
2
KEYSET ZONE PAGE NUMBERS
20
KEYSET VOICE PAGE NUMBERS
3
LARGE PUBLIC LIBRARY PREFIX{V8.5x}
9
199
N/A
LAST NUMBER REDIAL
9
53
#143, *, (Eu1: **; Eu2: *43)
LED ON/OFF KEY
9
30
#1301
LOAD ID (ACD)
9
163
#1973
{V8.3x}
5-9
see page 5-33
see page 5-14
0→
see page 5-31
see page 5-14
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Table 5-2. Feature Default Name List
F eatu re
F iel d
In dex/ CKT
Defaul t Di al No.
LOG IN/OUT (ACD)
9
164
#1974
LOOP KEY
9
1
#121
LOOP ORIGINATING ONLY KEY
9
5
#125
MALICIOUS CALL TRACE- Activation Station {V9.8x}
9
203
#1740
MALICIOUS CALL TRACE- Print Station {V9.8x}
9
204
#1741
MALICIOUS CALL TRACE- Activation Attendant {V9.8x}
9
205
#1742
MALICIOUS CALL TRACE- Print Station {V9.8x}
9
206
#1743
MESSAGE CANCEL
9
54
#1440, (Eu1: #50)
MESSAGE WAITING (Attendant)
9
66
#156
MESSAGE WAITING (Attendant)
special
MESSAGE
9
MESSAGE
special
MODEM (RMI)
13
3: RMI/ASU
26: Coral SL
see page 5-30
MULTILINGUAL DISPLAY
9
28
#1328
MUSIC MULTIPLE SOURCE SELECTION
9
29
#1329
MUSIC ON/OFF
9
15
#135
MUTE KEY
9
20
#1320
NAME TO DIAL NUMBER DISPLAY KEY
9
8
#128
NETWORK {V9.2x}
39
0→
see page 5-35
NIGHT ANSWER, BELL/UNA PICKUP GROUP
9
102
#192, 78 (Eu1: #0; Eu2: 98)
NIGHT1/DAY TRANSFER
9
95
#185
NIGHT2/DAY TRANSFER
9
94
#184
OCC KEY
9
7
#127
ORIGINATE ONLY STATION
9
61
#151
OUTGOING ONLY TRUNK
9
100
#190
OUTGOING RESTRICTION STATION
9
64
#154
PAGE_Q
33
0→
7060-->
PAGE PUBLIC ADDRESS
12
7: RMI/ASU
23: Coral SL
7074→7079
5-10
7
85
#175, #5 (Eu1: #51)
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Table 5-2. Feature Default Name List
F eatu re
F iel d
In dex/ CKT
Defaul t Di al No.
PARK
9
93
#183, #7, 79 (Eu2: 95)
PARTY INFORMATION ON PORTS
9
177
#1987
PASSCODE CHANGE
9
89
#179
PHONE LOCK
9
58
#148
PORT INFORMATION
9
176
#1986
PREFERENCE
9
11
#131
9
191
#1442
PRIVACY (Boss Group)
9
96
#186, #6
PRIVATE LIBRARIES
19
0→
see page 5-31
PRIVATE LIBRARY: PROGRAMMING
9
103
#193
PROGRAMMING BUTTON
9
19
#139
PUBLIC LIBRARIES (Station)
7
0→
6000→
PUBLIC LIBRARY: PROGRAMMING (Attendant)
9
104
#194
RELAY (RMI)
21
9: RMI/ASU
25: Coral SL
7086→7097
RELEASE FROM ALL ACD/UCD GROUPS
9
165
#1975
RELEASE/RESUME FROM UCD GROUP
9
142
#1991
REMINDER
9
82
#172
RESERVE TRUNK
9
69
#159
RING LEVEL
9
16
#136
ROOM STATUS (Attendant)
9
110-125
7010-7025
ROOM STATUS (Station)
9
126-141
7026-7041
ROUTING ACCESS
37
0→
80
SAVED/REPEAT NUMBER
9
106
#196, #9
SCROLL ADVANCES IN DISCRETE STEPS
10
4
#*2
SCROLL BACKWARD IN DISCRETE STEPS
10
6
#*4
SCROLL FAST ADVANCE
10
5
#*3
SCROLL FAST BACKWARD
10
7
#*5
SECURITY
9
87
#177
SERIAL LIBRARY PREFIX
9
161
N/A
PRIMARY LOGIN (ACD)
{V8.3x}
{V8.3x}
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Table 5-2. Feature Default Name List
F eatu re
F iel d
In dex/ CKT
Defaul t Di al No.
SERIES
9
105
#195
SILENT MONITOR
9
171
#1981
SILENT MONITOR
special
9
SLT NUMBERS
1
see page 5-13
SNOOZE (WAKEUP/REMINDER)
special
4
SPEAKER KEY
9
0
#120
STOP DIAL KEY
9
10
#1300
TERMINATING ONLY STATION
9
62
#152
TIME/DATE SETTING
9
98
#188
TRUNK AUTOGUARD
9
154
#1998
TRUNK DROP NO DIAL
9
72
#162
TRUNK GROUP
4
0-15
see page 5-14
TRUNK NUMBERS
0
UNATTENDED STATION DESTINATION
9
56
#146
UNATTENDED/DO NOT DISTURB
9
55
#145
VOICE PAGE AUTO ANSWER
9
13
#133
VOICE PAGE ON/OFF
9
14
#134
VOICE PAGE
9
101
#191, #3
VOICE PAGE
special
WAIT QUEUE
{V9.0x}
see page 5-13
6
38
0→
see page 5-34
WAITING CALLS DISPLAY (ACD)
9
172
#1982
WAITING CALLS DISPLAY KEY
9
25
#1325
WAKEUP REPORT (ATTENDANT)
9
158
#1971
WAKEUP (STATION)
9
83
#173
WAKEUP (ATTENDANT)
9
108
#1980
WIRELESS STATION
{V9.5x}
40
see page 5-35
WRAP UP CODE (ACD)
9
167
#1977
WRAP UP TIME (ACD/UCD)
9
166
#1976
XFER (TRANSFER) KEY
9
2
#122
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shown in
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Numbers and Showsquare bracketsof([the on the following pages referThese
General Numbering Plan.
Add (2)
(5) submenu
bracketed numbers allow access to the various numbering plan types.
TRUNK (Trunk Numbers) [0]
Designates a range of LS/GS and E&M trunk dial numbers beginning at a trunk
hardware ID number in the system. Numbers are given as a range commencing with
a START number and concluding with an END number. (Enter Physical location:
Shelf, Slot, CKT).
Note: In European systems Trunk is also designated ALS70/GID.
Range: Any valid equal length pair of 1,2,..., or 8 digits;
Default: 7100
SLT (Single Line Telephone Numbers) [1]
Designates a range of SLT station dial numbers for Magneto and type 500 or 2500
single line telephone (SLT) equipment, beginning at an SLT hardware ID number in
the system. Numbers are given in a range commencing with a START number and
concluding with an END number. (Enter Physical location: Shelf, Slot, CKT).
Range : Any valid equal length pair of 1,2,..., or 8 digits;
Default: SVC: 200 - 349 (Eu2: 300 - 449)
4GC: 2000- 2319 (Eu2: 3000 - 3319)
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KEYSET (EKT, VDK, AA, DKT, VDM and DST Numbers) [2]
Designates a range of keyset station dial numbers for EKT, VDK, AA, DKT, VDM
and DST station equipment, beginning at an EKT, VDK, AA, DKT, or DST hardware
ID number in the system. Numbers are given in a range commencing with a START
number and concluding with an END number. (Enter Physical location: Shelf, Slot,
CKT).
8SVD cards, however, require 16 entries to be allocated in the NPL. The first eight
ports (CKT # 0 - 7) serve the standard DKT voice and keyset functions. The next
eight ports (CKT # 8 - 15) serve the data transmission functions provided by the
VDM circuits.
Range : Any valid equal length pair of 1,2,..., or 8 digits;
Default: SVC: 400 479 (Eu2: 100 179)
4GC: 4000 4159 (Eu2: 1000 1159)
Attendant (1st Keyset): 0 (Eu0/3: 9), (Eu1: 11), (Eu2: 99)
KEYSET_V_PAGE (EKT, VDK, DKT, VDM and DST Voice Page Numbers) [3]
Designates a range of keyset voice page dial numbers (used to voice page a station),
beginning at an EKT, VDK, DKT, VDM or DST hardware ID number in the system.
Numbers are given in a range commencing with a start number and concluding with
an END number. (Enter Physical location: Shelf, Slot, CKT).
Range : Any valid equal length pair of 1,2,..., or 8 digits;
Default: SVC: 7400 7479
4GC: 7400 7559
TRUNK GRP (Trunk Group) [4]
Designates a range of trunk group dial numbers beginning with a Trunk Group
software ID number (Enter index number).
Range:
Default:
Any valid
Index#
0
1-9
10-15
equal length pair of 1,2,...,or 8 digits;
Dial #
9 (Eu: 0)
81-89
7080-7085
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HUNT GRP (ACD/UCD Group) [5]
Designates a range of hunt group dial numbers beginning at a Hunt Group software
ID number (Enter index number).
Range : Any valid equal length pair of 1,2,..., or 8 digits;
Default: SVC: 350 389 (Eu2: 550 589)
4GC: 5350 5379
BOSS GRP (Boss/Secretary Group) [6]
Designates a range of boss group dial numbers beginning at a Boss Group software
ID number (Enter index number). Numbers are given in a range commencing with a
START number and concluding with an END number.
Range : Any valid equal length pair of 1,2,..., or 8 digits;
Default: SVC: 500 529
4GC: 5000 5079
PUBLIC LIB (Public Libraries) [7]
Designates a range of numbers dialed to access specific public (system-wide) speed
call numbers, beginning at a Public Library software ID number (Enter index
number). Numbers are given as a range commencing with a START number and
concluding with an END number.
Range :
Default:
Any valid equal length pair of 1,2,..., or 8 digits;
SVC: 6000 6999
4GC: 6000 6499
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FEATURE [9]
Designates a range of feature dial numbers beginning at a Feature software ID
number (Enter index number). These numbers may in some cases be dialed to
access or activate the specific feature, and in other cases serve merely to identify the
feature for Keyset button programming purposes. Changing the dial number of a
feature that can only be accessed or activated by a Keyset button serves no useful
purpose.
The following table presents the PI features currently available. Although the
default dial number can be changed, the index number remains as the feature
identification (this index number cannot be changed).
*Notes on Station type:
1) When the station type is defined as SLT then the feature is available for
SLT/EKT/VDK/DKT/DST and Attendant Stations.
2) When the station type is defined as a Keyset then the feature is available for
EKT/VDK/DKT/DST and Attendant Stations.
3) When the station type is defined as the attendant (ATT) then the feature is
available through Attendant Consoles only.
4) When the station type is defined as DST, then the feature is available for
DST/DKT stations.
5) When the station type is defined as DKT, then the feature is available for
DKT stations only.
6) When the station type is defined as DSP, then the feature is available for
Keysets with display units only.
In
1)thatthe following table, bold type, such as Loop, indicates a feature
can be operated only through a programmed key.
2) In Eu2 systems (Germany), all feature default dial numbers that
normally begin with the digit “1” are replaced with the “∗” symbol as the
first digit.
3) N/A (Not Applicable) means that the Default Dial Number is currently
not defined and therefore not in use.
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Table 5-3. Feature Default Dial Numbers and Index Numbers
Defaul t
Di al No.
In dex
no.
Stati on
Type*
Descrip ti on
#120
0
Speaker
Keyset
This function has a dual purpose and is
dependent upon system programming.
- Activates/Deactivates the speakerphone.
- Acts as a connect/release (on/off) key.
#121
1
Loop
Keyset
Defines a two-way loop key used to
originate calls or answer calls directed
to the station number.
#122
2
XFER (Transfer)
Keyset
Initiates a transfer or a three-way
conference call.
#123
3
Forced Release
Keyset
Enables an attendant position to force
the release of a call after breaking in.
#124
4
Break-In
Keyset
Enables a user to break-in to an existing
call (after warning tone) by forcing a
three-way conference call.
#125
5
Loop Originating
Only
Keyset
Defines a one-way loop key to be used
for originating calls only.
#126
6
Boss/Secretary
Line
Keyset
Defines a line key that is reserved for
Boss Group use.
#127
7
OCC
Keyset
Enables a user to send additional digits
to a trunk, after a stop dial or interdigit
time-out.
#128
8
Name to Dial
Number Display
DSP
Converts the displayed name to a dial
number.
#129
9
Call Elapsed
Time Display
DSP
Shows the time elapsed since the
origination or answer of a trunk call.
#1300
10
Stop Dial
Keyset
Forces the termination of a dial out
situation, thereby enabling an outgoing
call to transfer to another station.
#131
11
Preference
Keyset
Enables a keyset station, while off-hook,
to select a specific line, trunk, trunk
group or library number.
N/A
12
Not Used
Feature
*see notes on page 5-16
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Defaul t
Di al No.
In dex
no.
#133
13
VoicePage
Auto Answer
Keyset
Enables control of the incoming voice
page auto answer feature. Allows the
user to answer a voice page call
manually or handsfree.
#134
14
Voice Page On/Off
Keyset
Enables the incoming voice page
feature to be switched on or off (Do Not
Disturb for voice page).
#135
15
Music On/Off
Keyset
Enables background music to be
switched on or off.
#136
16
Ring Level
Keyset
Used with station VOL keys to set the
ring level, cadence and ring type.
#137
17
Idle Display
On/Off
DSP
Enables switching the clock/date and
station number display on or off, while
the station is idle.
#138
18
Auto Answer
Keyset
Enables a keyset to control the auto
answer feature (auto answer on/off).
#139
19
Programming
Button
Keyset
Enables the programming of keyset
buttons. This code may also be
programmed directly by using the key.
#1320
20
Mute
Keyset
Enables an EKT or VDK user to disable
the handset or speakerphone
microphone during a call.
#1321
21
Exclude
Source
Keyset
Enables a user to switch between a 3-way
conference and private conversation, with
second party, for split calls.
#1322
22
Exclude
Destination
Keyset
Enables a user to switch between a
3-way conference and private
conversation, with third party, for split calls.
#1323
23
Handset/
Speaker
Keyset
Enables switching between the handset
and speakerphone.
#1324
24
Not used
#1325
25
Calls Waiting
Display
Feature
Stati on
Type*
EKT/VDK
*see notes on page 5-16
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Descrip ti on
Enables a user to view the number of
calls that are waiting to be answered.
