Toshiba Perfecptione Installation And Maintenance Manual page 131

PROGRAMMINGPROCEDURES
SECTION 200-255-305
FEBRUARY1992
TABLE 5-2(continued)
ITEM
PROMPT USER ENTRY NOTE
Attendant Overflow Timeout AOF 0 - 255 seconds (30)
7
Call Forward No Answer Timeout
CFD 0 - 255 seconds (10) 8
2500 Hold/Electronic/Digital Telephone Park
Timeout I
HLD
I
0 - 255 seconds or NONE (50)
I
Dial Pause Timeout
I
DPT
1 0 - 255 seconds (15)
I 9
Pushbutton Timeout
Line Lockout Timeout
Automatic Callback Reserve Time
PBT
LLO
ACB
0 - 255 seconds (4)
0 - 255 seconds (15)
0 - 255 seconds (4)
10
Delay Ring Timer
DLY
0 - 99 seconds (15)
After Call Timer
Handsfree Answerback - Station
ACT
HFS
0 - 255 seconds (15)
Y or N (Nl
11
Handsfree Answerback - Attendant
HFA
Y or N (N)
12
SMDR Equipped
Universal Night Answer
Universal Niaht Answer
MDR
UNAO
DNA1
Y or N (N)
TEN0 or TEN1 (NONE)
TEN0 or TEN 1 (NONE)
Default values are noted in parentheses ().
(continued)
NOTES:
1. D.02and latersoftware versions can use two diskdrives. If two drives are used, enter2; otherwise,
enter 1.
2. LNNX = Single line station port.
3.
The all page access code can be 1,2, or 3 digits.
4. Not printed if tenant service is not used (TEN = N).
5. An entered digit indicates that a number can be dialed in place of '*'I or "#. '
6. Be ware of conflicts with the numbering plan and access codes-the system will not always check.
7. Timer activates only when a loop button (LPK) is in use at that attendant console.
8. CFD time must be less than RNA or else RNA will prevail.
9. The DPT timer also controls attendant LPK release.
10. The LLO timer also controls emergency ringdown time, since a transfer to an emergency ringdown
destination will not occur until LLO times out.
II. A "Y" response allows calls from any station to a handsfree answerback-equipped electronic
telephone to be answered handsfree.
12. A "Y" response allows calls from the attendant to a handsfree answerback-equipped electronic
telephone to be answered handsfree.
= Ignore line entered.
= Backspace.
= Stop printing and return to REQ.
= Exit program.
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