16-Button Dls (Figure 4-23) - P/N 0910100 (Wh) And 0910098 (Bk) - NEC ux5000 Hardware Manual

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Chapter 4 - Terminals and Optional Equipment
4.15.2
16-Button DLS (Figure 4-23)
This optional unit connects to the side connector to the right of the terminal. This unit provides 16 additional
keys which gives a keyset user a Busy Lamp Field (BLF) and one-button access to extensions, trunks and
system features. Digital keysets with a 16-Button DLS installed can also have a 60-Button DSS Console
connected. However, IP terminals can have either a 16-Button DLS or a 60-Button DSS Console - it cannot
have both units installed.
Once defined in system programming, these keys are used the same as the line, loop, or Programmable
Function keys on the digital keyset or IP terminal.
This module is connected to the keyset/terminal using a special cable. This cable is provided with the module.
Keep the following in mind when installing 16-Button DLS units or DSS Consoles:
A 16-Button DLS does not require a separate digital station port.
An IP Value terminal can have only a 16-Button DLS OR one 60-Button DSS Console - it cannot have
both items attached to the terminal. (However, multiple 60-Button DSS Consoles using digital ports can
be assigned to an IP terminal.)
An IP Enhanced terminal can have both a 16-Button DLS and one 60-Button DSS Console. (In
addition, multiple 60-Button DSS Consoles using digital ports can be assigned to an IP terminal.)
A digital keyset can have a 16-Button DLS installed as well as up to 32 60-Button DSS Consoles
assigned. The 60-Button DSS Console is installed to the right of the 16-Button DLS.
For specifications, refer to Section 6-1 UX5000 SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS on page 6-1.
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- P/N 0910100 (WH) and 0910098 (BK)
Option Compatibility
IP Terminal
IP-CTS
Enhanced
Figure 4-23: 16-BUTTON DLS
Digital Keyset
Value
Enhanced
NA
Value
NA
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