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Programmable Station Numbering
1. This function allows the system to have "Programmable
station numbers", other than the "Hardwired station
numbers" by programming.
The stations not registered for "Programmable Station
Numbers" remain in the original "Hardwired Station
Number".
2. Each station number can be programmed in the station
number series of the exchanges A, B and C that have
been determined by the function of the Selectable First
Station Number.
1. Numbering schedules can be changed easily by pro-
gramming in stead of rewiring.
2. Such numbering schedules as 200's, 300's and 900's
can be grouped together for each individual office.
(Refer to Fig. 1)
3. Hardwired stations of each paging zone must have
consecutive numbers. To make the programmable
station numbers inconsecutive, use this function. (Refer
to Fig. 2)
4. This function requires No.200 programming. See Installa-
tion Instructions for EXES-6000 CP unit.
Dialing
5. "Programmable
station
exchange
<Example 1> With Personal Number
Hardwired
Exchange
station number
(Standard)
6. People operating the intercom stations need not worry
about the Hardwired station numbers. Note, however,
that the hardwired station numbers are used to program
all the setup data of each function into the exchange
through No.200 programming.
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
Exchange
Circuit No. 201
(Hardwired station
number)
Circuit No. 203
(Hardwired station
number"
series
for
<Example 2> Without Personal Number
Programmed
Exchange
station number
< Fig. 1 >
Hardwired
station number
<Fig. 2>
Hardwired
station number
<Fig. 3>
Hardwired
station number
Programmable station
No. 203
number)
Programmable station
No. 201
each
Programmed
Hardwired
station number
station number
—87—
Programmed
station number
Department 1
Department 2
Programmed
station number
Station
paging zone
Programmed
station number
<Example 3>
Hardwired
Exchange
station number
station number
Tie-line
Programmed
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