NEC DS1000 Quick Setup Manual page 37

Programming
There are 3 steps to setting up a Door Box:
Part I: Assign the Door Box circuit type and chime tone.
chime type you select.
Part II: Set up the Door Box Ring Group.
the Door Box.
Part III: Program Analog Door Box relay control.
vate the system's relays.
Part I: Assign the Door Box Circuit Type and Chime Tone
for DS1000 Analog Door Boxes plugged into DOOR1 or DOOR2 (extensions 324 and 325).
1. Enter the programming mode. You see:
USER: nnn
ENTER PROGRAM?
2. Enter
1801:EXTENSION PROG
STATION #?nnn
3. Enter the Door Box extension number (in DS1000 use 300-315 for Digital Door Boxes, 324 or 325 for
Analog Door Boxes) +
1801:STA:nnn
PT TYP?nn:nnn
4. Enter
1801:STA:nnn
DCI TYPE?0
5. Press
1801:STA:nnn
DOOR CHIME?nnnn
6. Enter the chime type (0-3) that the Door Box should use to alert the extensions in its Ring Group +
CONF
0 = Normal Ring Group (Intercom) ringing
1 = Low pitch chime pattern
2 = Mid range pitch chime pattern
3 = High pitch chime pattern
7. Press
Press
Part II: Set Up the Door Box Ring Group
To add the Door Box and other extensions into the Door Box Ring Group:
1. Enter the programming mode. You see:
USER: nnn
ENTER PROGRAM?
2. Enter
1802:EXT OPT PART I
STATION #?nnn
3. Enter the number of the Door Box (in DS1000 300-315, 324 or 325) you want to assign to a Ring
Group +
1802:STA:nnn
ALLOW DND?nnn
DS1000/2000 Quick Setup Guide
The Door Box alerts the extensions in the Door Box Ring Group (assigned in Part II) using the
To have Door Box chimes alert extensions, the extensions have to be in the same Ring Group as
After answering a Door Box chime, the extension user has the option of pressing a key to acti-
The Circuit Type option applies to Digital Door Boxes only. The circuit type is automatically set
1801 + HOLD . You see:
. You see:
HOLD
10 + Vol Up . You see:
Vol Up until you see:
.
CONF to go back to step 3 and select another Door Box to program.
OR
CONF twice to exit program 1801.
1802 + HOLD . You see:
HOLD . You see:
Section 2: Customizing Features
Section 2: Customizing Features
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