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About This Section
This Section 400 is intended for use as a technical reference manual for DBS programming via the
FF keys on a DBS key phone.
updates, are described in Appendix B through K of this section.)
Structure
Section 400 is structured according to FF key numbering. For example,
Chapter 1 covers FF1 programs; Chapter 2 covers FF2 programs; and so on.
The FF keys categorize the programs by subject -- each FF key represents a
group of related programs as follows:
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
FF Key Programming
FF key programming is accomplished by entering programming mode, then
punching in each program's address (press the FF key, then enter a string of
numbers that are separated by the pound # key). The phone's LCD display
will show prompts while you are punching in the string, to guide you through
the programming. Within each address string (usually at the end of it), you
have a choice of numbers to press in order to set the program; the number you
press determines the program setting.
Once you've entered programming mode and punched in an FF key address,
you do not have to keep pressing the FF key to go to the next [sequential]
address -- the DBS will automatically display the next prompt after you set
the first one (or press # to accept the displayed setting). To jump to an address
in another FF key, simply press that FF key while still in programming mode.
DBS-2.3/9.2-400
(Other programming methods, as well as overall software feature
FF1 -- System
FF2 -- Trunks
FF3 -- Extensions
FF4 -- Ring Assignments & Hunt/Call Coverage Groups
FF5 -- FF Key Features
FF6 -- Displayed Names & Messages
FF7 -- Toll Restriction
FF8 -- Least Cost Routing
FF9 -- Program Copy
FF10 -- Speed Dial Numbers
DBS Manual - Revised April 2000
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