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330
Job
Specifications
330.1
Instructions for Completing Job Specification
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The fist
page contains
items
A - C and 1 - 5. These
have been provided as a convenience and do not affect
programming.
Item 6 is COjPBX Assignments. Much of this table is
also provided as a convenience. Two sections, REFER-
ENCE NUMBER and PFROGRAMMING DATA, are
used in programming.
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REFERENCE NUMBER is the number the CO/
PBX line will be referred to in programming
material.
PBXLINE refers to the origin of ;he line connected;
is it from a PBX or from a Central Office? This will
affect speed dialing, last CO/PBX number redial
and restriction features.
LINE GROUP (A, 5, C, or NOT INSTALLED).
Every CO/PBX line installed must be assigned a line
group, even if all lines are in the same group. At
the time of installation all CO/PBX lines will be in
Group A as is provided by the resident system
program. Every installed CO/PBXline circuit wfiich
does not receive a CO/PBX line must be assigned
as NOT INSTALLED. This will prevent access to
unterminated circuits. Restriction feature is also
affected by this assignment.
Item 7 is Station Assignments. Two sections of this
table are used in programming, reference number and
programming data.
REFERENCE NUMBER is the station’s DSS Num-
ber and is the number the station will be referred
to in programming material.
CO/PBX RING ASSIGNMENT provides space to
record requirements for day and Night Mode Ring
and OFF-I-Iook Ring. When a station is to ring in
any of these requirements, place an appropriate
mark in the space provided. The station pro-
grammed for night ring will ring for all CO/PBX
lines when system is set for Night Mode Ring.
RESTRICTION CLASS and CGDE. Only the class
is required for programming. Each CLASS has a
unique CODE, and adding the code will make
understanding the restriction easier. See the table
located on the Station Class Assignment Table in
Section 340 Programming Work Sheets.
PRIME LINE. This assigns a “Prime Line” wltich
will be seized by a station going “Off-Hook”
without depressing COjPBX button. Ihis feature
will only poerate when the “Prime Line” is in idle
status unless a separate programming choice is ex-
ercised; then the line will be seized when ringing or
idle.
PRIVATE LINES. This assignment provides space
to record which station and wlhich line on that
station will be programmed for a private lie. Note
that only two lines can be assigned as private lines,
Two stations can be assigned the same private line,
and two lines can be assigned to the same station.
INTERNAL ZONE PAGE. This assigmment provide
space to record zone paging groups: 1, 2 and 3.
Any number of stations can be in a zone, no sta-
tion can be in more than one zone. All stations
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rarrain in the “all call” group.
ATTENDAI\(‘T STATION. This assignment pro-
vides space to record 2 attendant station positions.
The station (s) programmed as an attendant station
is capable of performing the following additional
functions: to program and confirm system speed
dial, to set and cancel night transfer and to cancel
security alarm signal.
DOOR PMONE CHIME. This assignment provides
space to record which stations will &ime when
Door Phone 1 and/or 2 are actiiiated. Any number
of stations can be assigned to c_hime
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either or
both Door Phone 1 and Door Phone 2.
CO/PBX LINE
I) CO/PBX LINE SCAll. This section provides space
to record which CO/PBX lines will be scanned by
individual stations when speed dial is activated.
The system wili start no scan from the highest line
number programmed for that station. Prirre Line
Pick-up feature will have priority over Line Scan
feature.
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Item 8 is System Assig,nments. These assignments 2ppIy
system wide and include Time Outs, Door fhone Con-
nection assignment, Prime Line for incoming calls and
Toll Restriction assignments.
A) TIME OUTS are listed with durations in seconds.
The desired Time Out can be circled.
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