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Injinite
4096
Rybrid
Eey Telephone
System
STATION
ATTRIBUTES
PROGRAMMZNG
STATION
PROG-
G (Cont'd)
L.
Station
Class of Service
(COS)
m
Steps
1. Press the
COS flexible
button
Button
#2).
Page B.
2. Enter a two-dfglt
Class of Service entry as
follows:
l
1stdigltfsdayCOS
l
2nddQitlsnlghtcOS
The six classes of service are:
1= unrestrkted
2= governed
by Table A
3=
governed
by Table B
4= governed
by Tables A and B
5=
no O.l,*,#
as fkt
digit, 7 digits max.
6=
fntercom
only (no CO Line access)
3. Press the HOLD button
to enter data. Dfs-
play will now update.
M.
Speakerphone
Programming
Pro~amming
Steps
1. Press
the
SPK flexible
button
(Page B.
Button
#3).
2. Enter
a one-digit
number
between
0 and
2 to identify
the speakerphone
operation.
0 = works as normal
speakerphone
1 = intercom
calls enabled,
outgoing
calls disabled
2
= allows.
headset
operation
3. Press the HOLD button
to enter data.
Description
COS. Each stations
must be assigned
a certain
COS for day mode operation.
and also be as-
slgned a COS for night mode operation.
The
night
COS goes into affect when the system
is
placed into the tight
mode. manually
or auto-
matically.
'Ms prevents
the misuse
of phones
a&r
hours.
CIass
of service (COS) determtnes
the stations
d.iaUg
privileges.
Refer to Table 720- 1.
Default:
By default.
all stations
are assigned
a
COS
1 for day mode and COS 1 for night mode.
Related
Rogrrmiq
CO Line
Attributes,
Class of Service programming
(Sec. 720). Ex-
ception Tables programming
(Sec. 750).
Description
SPK Each telephone's
speakerphone
ability
is
programmable
in one of three ways.
A speakerphone
IJ3 of 2 will allow the station
user to enable headset
mode by dialing
a code.
The station
user may then return
to full speak-
erphone
operation
by dialing
the same code
again.
Default:
By default,
all stations
are assigned
anIDof0.
Issue
1, January
1992
730-7
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