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Chapter 3 - Key Station Features, Operation, and Programming
C A L L H A N D L I N G
1.
LINES CONFERENCED
2.
CO FLASH
3.
PBX FLASH
4.
PAUSE TIME
5.
DIALING RATIO
Break Time
Inter_dgt
Tone Time
6.
PR TIME
7.
RING ABANDON
8.
HOLD REMINDER
9.
EX_HOLD TIME
10.
WARNING TIME
11.
XFR_I RECALL
12.
XFR_B RECALL
13.
SLT RECALL
14.
SLT HOOK_FLASH
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15.
PBX AUTO PAUSE
16.
D_TONE DETECT
Table 3-3: Call Handling Programming Table
Range
Def ault
Y/N
0.1-1.5
0.1-1.5
1-8
60/67
400-800
90/120/150
20/40....300
1-10
0/10/30/60/90
0-8
01-30
16/30/60/90/120
16/30/60/90/120
30/60/90
60/100-1400
100-1500
0-9
Y/N
N
Determines if line is allowed to be included
in a conference call.
1.0
Sets the flash time on CO type trunks.
0.2
Sets the flash time on PBX type trunks.
2
Sets the pause time used for speed dialing,
and VM prefixes.
67
Timer is used for pulse dialing.
800
Timer is used for both pulse and DTMF
dialing This is in milliseconds.
90
Sets the length of the DTMF tone in
milliseconds.
100
The Polarity Reversal timer can be
programmed in 20 second increments, and
controls the Call Abandon in CO
programming.
6
Must be set 1 second longer than the longest
silent period of the incoming ring cycle.
60
Timer is used for the system hold reminder.
0
Exclusive Hold Timer is set in 1 minute
increments.
5
Used for the drop time in station settings and
is programmable in minutes.
30
The NO ANSWER recall timer is used for CO
transfer recall.
60
The BUSY recall timer is used for CO transfer
recall.
30
This timer is used only for SLT phones.
200
Timer must be set 100 ms less than the SLT
flash time.
800
Timer must be set 100 ms more than the SLT
flash time.
1
Timer is used only for lines that are
programmed as PBX.
N
This is used for detecting dial tone on a CO
line before dialing.
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