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Restriction Configuration
Default
The
DHS/DHS-E
Related Programming
Refer to
Dial Wait Time
Similar to the Dial Tone Detect feature, Dial Wait Time can be used to delay out dialing
based on a timer instead of a Tone Detector for applications where the provided dial tone
cannot be properly detected by the built-in Tone Detectors. This feature should only be
used in cases where dialing problems persist.
Default
The
DHS/DHS-E
from 0-8.
KSU Revision
This data parameter is provided as a convenience to easily determine the KSU software
version installed. KSU revision displays as: KXXU VX.FXX
Modem Port Number (DHS-E Only)
The DHS-E includes a built-in 2400-baud modem on the MPB board. This modem is used
for remote system administration. The modem is located at Station 199 on the system.
Calls must be transferred by the Attendant, or at another station.
Restriction Configuration
If the system is in the programming mode, continue using the [back] and [next] Soft
Buttons to scroll to the desired programming field. If starting to program here, enter the
programming mode.
Refer to
the complete list of programmable features and their default values.
CO Call Discrimination
Description
The system provides 100 digit interval tables to apply call restrictions. Each table is
comprised of four data fields: From, To, DAY ALLOWED and NITE ALLOWED. The From
and To data fields allow the programmer to enter a range of allowed digits up to 10 digits
each in length. This flexibility allows the programmer to enter only the digits significant
to the dialing restriction desired.
Dial Tone Detect is set to (N) disabled, and can be toggled from (Y/N).
Dial Tone Detect requires the Option Module on the DHS to function. However, if CO dial
tone is slow and dialed digits are being sent before CO dial tone is ready, the Dial Wait Time
may be used to eliminate the problem by imposing a fixed wait period before digits are sent.
"Dial Wait Time"
in the
Dial Wait Time is set to zero (no delay), and the range is programmable
"Program Mode Entry".
Call Handling Configuration
Also, refer to
Table 6-1: Database Programming Table
section of this Chapter.
6-37
for
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