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Chapter 3 - Key Station Features, Operation, and Programming
Related Programming
Refer to
Night Class of Service (COS)
Night COS specifically allows the programmer to assign a different mode of operation to
any station for System Night Mode operation.
Default
DHS-L
Station Night Class of Service is set to [0], and the range is from 0-7.
Related Programming
Refer to
CO Line
Assignment
Description
CO Line Assignment allows complete flexibility of CO line access privileges. Each station
in the system may be programmed to be allowed or denied access of any of the CO lines.
Programming
A CO Line Type is selected to identify specific CO lines. CO Type designates a typical CO
line connection. PBX Type designates a CO line position that is connected to a PBX line
(an extension off of another telephone system).
This designation will cause system software to search the PBX code entry of digits dialed
on a line marked PBX so that toll restriction may be applied following the PBX code. In
addition, Last Number Redial, Auto Busy Redial and the Saved Dialed Number features
will reference the programmed PBX code to insert a Pause between the PBX code and the
remaining dialed digits.
Copy -- CO Line Copy is provided to assist in programming multiple CO lines with the
same data. Follow the displayed instructions to copy one CO line data field to another.
Parameters -- Allows the programming of various CO Line Attributes so that the system
may be customized to meet the clients needs.
Dialing Type Selection -- Dialing type is a selection of either Tone (DTMF) dialing or
Pulse (Rotary) dialing.
Default
DHS-L
PAGE/CO.
All stations have access to CO Lines Y (YES).
The
"Intrusion
(Privacy)",
"Call
"Intrusion
(Privacy)",
"Call
CO Line Type Assignment is set for CO, and can be changed to: PBX/EMPTY/
DHS-L
CO range is from 700-795 (Y/N).
Discrimination", and
"Speed Dialing
Discrimination", and
"Speed Dialing
C O Li ne
(ABBR)".
(ABBR)".
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