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REVISION CONTROL
Revision Date Change

No ref. September, 1994 Initial issue
(1) November, 1997 Issue “Supplementary Manual” for Ver 2.0A
(1) April, 1998 Issue “Supplementary Manual” for Ver 2.1A
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4-0 16 February, 1999 PDF issue to cover Ver 2.2A
Introduction to Programming
PRECAUTIONS
32CPRU PCB contents EPROM chips (X4 / X5 / X6 / X7) to control main software. There is
one DIP switch “SW” located beside CR2032 lithium battery.
SW: “COLD” position (COLD Start mode)

When AC main power switch is turned ON with “COLD” setting, the system
programs/data are read from the EPROMs. It means that previous data shall be gone
and the default values shall be set to RAM area, seems to “initialization”.
SW: “HOT” position (HOT Start mode)

When AC main power switch is turned ON with “HOT” setting, the system programs/data
are read from the RAM area. In this case, make sure CR2032 lithium battery had been
mounted in “BAT” clip on 32CPRU PCB.
.
- For the first time of the installation, “SW” on 32CPRU PCB has to be set at “COLD”
position before applying AC main power.
- After the completion of the system settings for the customer/user site, “SW” on 32CPRU
PCB has to be set at “HOT” position to keep the input data. And, make sure CR2032
lithium battery is mounted in “BAT” clip to back-up the input data electrically.
For the details of 32CPRU PCB, refer to “Section 3” (32CPRU-B1 Central Processing Unit)
on page 3-5 in “dX-Z96 Hardware Manual”.
1. How to Program
1.1 For the first time of installation]
(1) As described, turn ON AC main power with COLD Start mode.
(2) Enter system data programming mode from the display key telephone connected to
the extension port 1. (Actually, any display key telephones at any DSTU port can
enter the programming mode.)
To enter the programming mode:

1) Press CL1 key.
2) Dial #, *, #, *.
Password-
3) Dial the system password.
Default Password Level
12345678 2 (IN)
0000 3 (SA)
9999 4 (SB)
To change the passwords, use command 0201.
4) Press HOLD key.
Enter Command>
(3) Program necessary system data.

Enter Command>
1) Enter necessary command numbers and program them as per required for the
customer/user site.
(4) Exit from programming mode. (The data shall be kept in RAM area.)
Enter Command>
1) Press DC key. (go back to calendar (original) display.)

2) Set DIP switch “SW” to HOT position.
1.2 Software Version Up
In case of new software version is released, the EPROMs may be sent to you as per
your request. For replacing the EPROMs, you have to take out the 32CPRU PCB after
turning OFF the AC main power. And, you may need to replace the EPROMs on the
PCB accordingly. After replaced them, “COLD Start” must be carried out. It means that
the previous stored data shall be gone. If you have PC Programming software with
you, you can store the previous data into PC side first. In this case, by down-loading
the stored data to the system side again after the COLD Start, you may not lose the
previous data. We recommend you to use PC Programming for easy
maintenance/operation.
2 SYSTEM DATA PROGRAMMING
2.1 Operation Keys
In programming mode, use the keys in the following chart to enter data (text), edit data
and move around the menus.
Key Usage
0 - 9, *, # Enter data into a program. Enter numbers, # and * as part
of the name. You do not need to press CHECK after
entering these characters.
Enter characters (A to Z), hyphens, blank spaces, extended
One Touch Key
ASCII characters, and punctuation marks.
HOLD Key Complete the programming step you just made. (Enter)
When a program entry displays, press HOLD key to bypass
the entry without changing it.
Scroll forward through a list of programs, through a list of
items or through entries in a table.
If you enter data and then press this key, the system
[Volume UP] Key accepts the data before scrolling forward.
If you see the “&” character when programming, the entered

data is longer than 20 characters. Press this key to see the
remainder of the entry.
Scroll backward through a list of programs, through a list of
items or through entries in a table.
[Volume DOWN] Key
If you enter data and then press this key, the system
accepts the data before scrolling backward.
TRFR Key Delete the entry to the left. (Backspace)
CLEAR Key Erase the entire command line you just entered- or erase
an entry in a table.
CHECK Key Save text entry as part of name after you select it. You
need to press CHECK after selecting characters from One
Touch keys. You do not need press CHECK after dialing a
dial pad digit. (0 - 9,# or *)
DC Key Exit the programming mode.
DND Key Toggle between upper and lower case letters in text entry.
MIC Key Program a pause into an Abbreviated dialing number.
2.2 Display Prompts
When you are programming system data. prompts are displayed on LCD. The
prompts have meanings as shown in the table below.
Prompt Meaning
Enter a program number (for four digits).
> Scroll forwards through a list of commands

Scroll backwards through a list of commands
Select a category (e.g., extension port number) you want to

? program.
Enter data.
- Scroll forwards through the items.

Scroll backwards through the items.
Press to see rest of the entry. This prompt only

& appears when the entire entry can not fit in the display
window.
3 HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL
This manual lists each program in numerical order. The program’s access level is
shown next to the program number (e.g., 0003: [SA]). You can only use the program if
your access level meets or exceeds the level the program requires.
The information on each program is subdivided into the following headings:
Description tells what the program is.

Input Data shows the message you see on the telephone display and the data you
can enter in the program.
Default Value lists the default (factory-installed) program data. When you first install
the system, it uses the Default Setting for all programs.
Related Command provides you with a list of all the related commands to customize
a feature.
This manual contents the following titled commands hereafter.
00 : Maintenance Options
01 : Basic Hardware Setup, Part A
02 : Programming Passwords
03 : Basic Hardware Setup, Part B
04 : Tenant Service Options
05 : System Numbering
06 : Abbreviated Dialing Options
07 : Toll Restriction
08 : Night Service Options
09 : Trunk Options
10 : Extensions Options
11 : DSS Console Options
12 : DCI Options
13 : ACI Options
14 : Voice Mai Options
15 : Doorphone Options
16 : Paging Options
18 : DUD, DISA, DDI Options
20 : Copy, Clear Options
22 : VAU Options
23 : E&M Tie Line, Flexible Route Options
24 : Caller-ID Options
25 : PC Attendant Options
30 : LCR Options
& APPENDIX
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Table of Contents
00 : Maintenance Options
0003 : [SA] Time and Date

0006 : [IN] Slot Control
0007 : [IN] System Information Setup
0008 : [IN] System Alarm Report Setup
0010 : [IN] System Alarm Definition
0011 : [IN] System Alarm Display Telephone
dX-Z96 Command 00 - Maintenance Options.doc

SA 0003 : Time and Date
- Description -
This command sets time and date of the system.
- Input data -
Year : 0 – 99
Month : 1 – 12
Day : 1 – 31
Week : 0… Sunday, 1… Monday, 2… Tuesday, 3…Wednesday
4… Thursday, 5… Friday, 6… Saturday
Hour : 0 – 23
Minute : 0 – 59
Second : 0 – 59
Set ? : (Yes : 1, No : 0)
- Default value -
None
- Related command -
0103, 0130

IN 0006 : Slot Control
- Description -
This command is used for the slot maintenance. When the system is started up by COLD
start mode, then the system goes to read the card configuration as there are. Later, If you
need to exchange the card (to different kind), then the memory has to be deleted by Menu
2.
<Note> In the hardware point of view, the main power for the system has to be turned OFF
in case of exchanging the card location.
- Input data -
Menu No. : 1… -- Not Used --, 2… Delete, 3… Enable, 4…Reset

Slot No. [Target Slot?] : 1 - 24
(First slot cannot be deleted. It is available only for DSTU)
- Default value -
None
- Related command -
None
<Note> Menu 4 (Reset) shall be effective to the cards except DSTU, ASTU, ATRU and
PGDU.

IN 0007 : System Information Setup
- Description -
This command defines the DCI port to be used as system information output.
(For the output format, refer to Appendix-D.)
- Input data -
Menu No. : 1...Printer output port Setting [Print Port] (1-72:DCI port No.)
2...Printout All information [Print All? (Yes: 1)]
3...Printout Board information [Board Info? (Yes: 1)]
4...Printout Trunk port assignment information [Trunk Info? (Yes: 1)]
5...Printout Station & DCI port assignment information [STA & DCI? (Yes: 1)]
6...Printout Other port assignment information. (ACI, VAU, PGDU, etc.)
[Other Info? (Yes: 1)]
(*) For Menu No 2 - 6, Yes = 1, No = HOLD key to be pressed
- Default value -
Print out port : 1 (DCI port No. 1)
- Related command -
0503, 0901-Item13, 1201, 1202, 1206

IN 0008 : System Alarm Report Setup
- Description -
This command defines DCI port to be used as the output port for system alarm report, and
also controls the system alarm matters.
(For the output format, refer to Appendix-E.)
- Input data -
Menu No. : 1...Printer output port Setting [Print Port] ( 1-72:DCI port No. )
2...Printout All alarm reports [Print All? (Yes: 1)]
3...Printout new (non-output) alarm reports [Print New? (Yes: 1)]
4...Clear all alarm reports [All Clear? (Yes: 1)]
5...Printer output mode setting [Mode]. (0:Manual, 1:Auto)
(*) For Menu No 2 - 4, Yes = 1, No = HOLD key to be pressed
<Note> The system reserves 50 alarm buffers.
- Default value -
Print out port No. : 1 (DCI port No. 1)

Print out mode : 0 (Manual)
- Related command -
0010, 0130, 0503, 1201, 1202, 1206

IN 0010 : System Alarm Definition
- Description -
This command defines the status of 40 system alarms.
Example (Default setting);

Ø If alarm status “110” (RAM Backup Battery Failure) occurs, “LVL” shows A-3 on the report.
- Input data -
Alarm No. : 100-139 (Refer to Appendix-C.)

Type : 0...Not set
1...Major lamp control (for future)
2...Minor lamp control (for future)
Level : 0...Not set
1...Alarm level 1
2...Alarm level 2
3...Alarm level 3
4...Alarm level 4
5...Alarm level 5
- Default value -
Alarm No. Type Level
100 2 0
: : :
104 2 0
105 2 1
106 2 0
107 0 0
108 0 0
109 1 2
110 1 3
111 1 4
112 0 0
: : :
116 0 0
117 0 0
118 0 0
: : :
127 0 0
128 2 0
129 0 0
: : :
139 0 0
- Related command -
0008

IN 0011 : Alarm display Telephone
- Description -
This command assigns a Display Type Key Telephone which indicates an alarm message
on the display as when below conditions:-
Ø Low voltage status of lithium battery on CPRU
----Time and Date----

Low battery!
Ø SMDR buffer is full
----Time and Date----

SMDR full!
The above indications are appeared when the Key Telephone is in idle state.
- Input data -
Extension port No.[STA PORT No.] : 0-72
<Note> Display Type Key Telephone should be assigned.
- Default value -
Extension port No.: 1
- Related command -
None

Table of Contents
01 : Basic Hardware Setup, Part A
0101 : [IN] DTMF Tone Duty Cycle

0102 : [MF] Rotary Dial Type
0103 : [IN] Time and Date Display Mode
0104 : [IN] DP to DTMF Conversion Options
0105 : [IN] Key Telephone LED Pattern Setup
0106 : [IN] DSS Console LED Pattern Setup
0108 : [IN] Service Tone Setup
0109 : [IN] Splash Tone Setup
0110 : [IN] Key Touch Tone Setup
0111 : [IN] Incoming Trunk Ring Tone Setup
0112 : [IN] Intercom and Alarm Sensor Ring Tone Setup
0113 : [IN] Ring Cycle Setup
0114 : [IN] Analogue Trunk (4ATRU Card) Timers
0115 : [IN] Analogue Station (4ASTU Card) Timers
0116 : [IN] DTMF and Dial Tone Detection Setup
0117 : [IN] Trunk CODEC Gain Type Setup
0118 : [IN] SLT CODEC Gain Type Setup
0119 : [IN] External Page and Doorphone CODEC Gain Type
0120 : [IN] External Page and Doorphone CODEC Gain Setup
0121 : [IN] ISDN Layer 1 Operation Mode Setup
0122 : [IN] ISDN Layer 1 Timer Setup
0123 : [IN] <Reserved>
0130 : [IN] Date Format for SMDR and System Reports
0131 : [IN] Conference Call CODEC Gain Type Setup
0133 : [IN] Analogue E&M Trunk (2EMTU Card) Timers
0140 : [IN] ISDN Option
0141 : [IN] Analogue Caller-ID Trunk (4CIDU Card) Timers
0150 : [IN] B type Key Telephone Gain Level Setup
dX-Z96 Command 01 - Basic Hardware Setup, Part A.doc

IN 0101 : DTMF Tone Duty Cycle
- Description -
This command defines the duration (on time) and pause (off time) for all trunk calls, which
are able to use DTMF dialing. This option affects all trunk calls system wide. You make
separate entries for duration and pause.
- Input data -
Duration : 1-255 (10-2550ms)

Pause : 1-255 (10-2550ms)
Duration
Pause
<Note> Due to hardware design, actual signal pattern for Duration and Pause shall be
multiple length of 100ms. (round-up manner)
(e.g.-1) Duration = 15 <200ms>, Pause = 22 <300ms>
(e.g.-2) Duration = 7 <100ms>, Pause = 8 <100ms>
- Default value -
Duration : 10 (100 ms)

Pause : 10 (100 ms)
- Related command -
0104, 0901-Item 1

MF 0102 : Rotary Dial Type
- Description -
This command defines the disk type (decadic pulse) of a single line telephone set.
The system has three disk patterns as shown below.
- Input data -
Disk type No.[Type] : 1-3
Type 1 2 3
6 7 4 3 3 2
5 8 5 2 4 1
Image 4 9 6 1 5 0
3 7 6
2 8 7
1 0 9 0 8 9
- Default value -
Disk type : 2
- Related command -
None

IN 0103 : Time and Date Display Mode
- Description -
This command defines the display mode of date and time on the Liquid Crystal Display
(LCD) for Key Telephone with display.
- Input data -
Type No. : 1-8
Following display types are provided.
Type_1 "DD MMM WWW hh:mmAP" (12H)

Type_2 "hh:mmAP MMM DD WWW" (12H)
Type_3 "MM-DD WWW hh:mmAP " (12H)
Type_4 "hh:mmAP WWW DD MMM" (12H)
Type_5 " DD MMM WWW hh:mm " (24H)
Type_6 "hh:mm MMM DD WWW " (24H)
Type_7 "MM-DD WWW hh:mm ” (24H)
Type_8 "hh:mm WWW DD MMM " (24H)
MM --- Month Ex.) " 1", "10"

MMM -- Month Ex.) "JAN"
DD --- Day Ex.) " 1", "31"
WWW -- Day of Week Ex.) "MON"
AP --- AM/PM
hh --- Hour Ex.) " 6", "18"
mm --- Minute Ex.) "05"
- Default value -
Type : 3
- Related command -
0003, 0511-Service 6

IN 0104 : DP to DTMF Conversion Options C
- Description -
This command defines the switch timing from DP signal to DTMF signal of dial sending to
the trunk, if default setting of dialing is assign for DP dialing.
If default setting of the dialing type for each trunk is DTMF, this command is not necessary
to assign. (CMD0901 Item 1)
- Input data -
Trunk port No.[TRK No?] : 1-52
Data : 0...Auto
1...Auto and manual
2...Manual
Auto :The timing by time-out between digits, or detects polarity reverse.

(Time-out duration is set by CMD0405 Timer 30 : Trunk Inter-digit timer)
Manual :By dial #.
- Default value -
All of trunks;
Data : 2 (Manual)
- Related command -
0101, 0405-Timer 30, 0901-Item 1

IN 0105 : Key Telephone LED Pattern Setup
- Description -
The system provides six LED types for each state of the functions. And a Key Telephone
can show eight LED patterns. This command defines the LED patterns on each function for
Key Telephone.
< LED Type >

1 : Incoming call from Trunk / Extension, Voice call, Call-back,
Camp-on call-back, Follow-me (S), Monitor (D), Call-forward (D),
Message waiting (D) ........
2 : Other hold, Normal hold, Follow-me(D), Monitor(S), Call-forward(S) ........
3 : Exclusive hold
4 : Incoming to line key, call-back to line key ........
5 : I use of line key
6 : -- Not Used --
<Note> (S): Source side (D): Destination side
LED Pattern 1 : (300 IPM Blink)
LED Pattern 4 : (120 IPM Flash)
LED Pattern 5 :
LED Pattern 6 :
LED Pattern 7 :
LED Pattern 8 :

IN 0105 : Key Telephone LED Pattern Setup
- Input data -
Type No. : 1-6

Pattern No. : 0-8 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
Type No. Default value

1 1 (300 IPM Blink)
2 2 ( 60 IPM Blink)
3 4 (120 IPM Blink)
4 1 (300 IPM Blink)
5 8
6 0
- Related command -
0106

IN 0106 : DSS Console LED Pattern Setup
- Description -
The system provides six LED types for each state of the functions. This command defines
the LED patterns on each function for DSS console.
< LED Type >

1 : DND (Key Telephone), calling (DCI)
2 : -- Not used --
3 : -- Not Used --
4 : Ready (DCI)
5 : -- Not Used --
6 : -- Not Used --
- Input data -
Type No. :1-6

Pattern No. : 0 - 8 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
LED Type No. Pattern
1 1
2 -
3 -
4 2
5 -
6 -
- Related command -
0105

IN 0108 : Service Tone Setup
- Description -
This command defines the system service tones.
- Input data -
Service Tone No. : 1 - 60

Repeat count : 0 - 255 (0 is endless)
Unit counts :1-8
Time slot No. [Timeslot] : 0 - 31 (refer Appendix-J)
Duration count [Duration] : 1 - 255 (100 – 25500 ms)
PAD No. [PAD] : 0 - 63 (as follows)
Gain for PAD (dB) PAD No. Gain for PAD (dB) PAD No.
0 0 0 0
-0.5 1 +0.5 33
-1.0 2 +1.0 34
-1.5 3 +1.5 35
-2.0 4 +2.0 36
-2.5 5 +2.5 37
-3.0 6 +3.0 38
-3.5 7 +3.5 39
-4.0 8 +4.0 40
-4.5 9 +4.5 41
-5.0 10 +5.0 42
-5.5 11 +5.5 43
-6.0 12 +6.0 44
-6.5 13 +6.5 45
-7.0 14 +7.0 46
-7.5 15 +7.5 47
-8.0 16 +8.0 48
-8.5 17 +8.5 49
-9.0 18 +9.0 50
-9.5 19 +9.5 51
-10.0 20 +10.0 52
-10.5 21 +10.5 53
-11.0 22 +11.0 54
-11.5 23 +11.5 55
-12.0 24 +12.0 56
-12.5 25 +12.5 57
-13.0 26 +13.0 58
-13.5 27 +13.5 59
-14.0 28 +14.0 60
-14.5 29 +14.5 61
-15.0 30 +15.0 62
-15.5 31 +15.5 63

- Default value -
Service tone Repeat Unit count Time slot Duration PAD

count No.
1 No tone 0 1 0 0 0
2 Extension dial tone 0 1 24 0 0
3 Special dial tone 0 2 0 1 0
17 9 0
4 Transfer dial tone 0 1 25 0 0
5 Trunk dial tone 0 1 17 0 0
6 Busy tone 0 1 26 0 0
7 DND busy tone 0 2 17 2 0
0 2 0
8 B-busy tone 0 1 26 0 0
9 Congestion tone 0 1 26 0 0
10 Warning tone 0 2 0 1 0
17 1 0
11 Confirmation tone 1 2 0 1 0
23 1 0
12 Internal hold tone 0 1 28 0 0
13 External hold tone 0 1 29 0 0
14 Ring-back tone 0 2 21 10 0
0 20 0
15 Intercom off-hook signaling tone 1 2 0 1 0
23 1 0
16 Lock-out tone 0 2 0 1 0
23 1 0
17 Clock alarm tone 0 4 23 1 0
0 1 0
23 1 0
0 7 0
18 BGM 0 1 29 0 0
19 Doorphone chime 1 3 6 22 2 0
22 2 12(-6)
20 3 0
20 4 12(-6)
20 6 24(-12)
0 5 0
20 -- Not Used --
:
24 -- Not Used --
25 Service set tone 1 2 0 1 0
23 1 0
26 Service clear tone 1 2 0 1 0
23 1 0
27 Talk-back tone 2 2 0 1 0
23 1 0
28 Speaker monitor tone 1 2 0 1 0
23 1 0

Service tone Repeat Unit count Time slot Duration PAD
count No.
29 Door relay tone 1 2 0 1 0
23 1 0
30 Doorphone call tone 1 2 0 1 0
23 1 0
31 Paging tone 2 2 0 1 0
23 1 0
32 Splash tone 1 1 2 0 1 0
23 1 0
33 Splash tone 2 2 2 0 1 0
23 1 0
34 Splash tone 3 3 2 0 1 0
23 1 0
35 1 sec signal tone 1 1 23 10 0
36 Sensor alarm tone 1 0 2 23 2 0
0 2 0
0 5 0
0 7 0
0 10 0
40 Transfer, call waiting tone 1 1 23 1 0
41 Intrusion tone 1 1 20 8 6(-3)
42 Conference tone 1 1 20 8 6(-3)
43 -- Not Used -- 0 0 0 0 0
44 DUD/DISA/DID dial tone 0 2 17 1 6(-3)
20 1 12(-6)
45 Ring tone DUD/DISA/DID 0 4 18 4 0
0 2 0
18 4 0
0 30 0
46 Busy tone DUD/DISA/DID 0 2 19 5 0
0 5 0
47 Number unobtainable tone 0 1 19 0 0
48 VM message indication tone 0 1 25 0 0
49 -- Not Used --
:
60 -- Not Used --
<Reference> How to setup “Continuous Extension Dial Tone”
Service Tone No = [2], Repeat count = [0], Unit count = [1], Timeslot = [17], PAD = [0]
- Related command -
0107, 0304, 0305, 0914, 1010, 1409, 1503, 1604

IN 0109 : Splash Tone Setup
- Description -
This command defines the splash tone frequency for the Key Telephone.
- Input data -
Frequency [FREQ] : 9-105

(For the detail of splash tone frequencies, refer to Appendix-A)
<Note> When frequency "37" is entered, the data is saved as "36".
- Default value -
Frequency : 39 (800 Hz)
- Related command -
None

IN 0110 : Key Touch Tone Setup
- Description -
This command defines the key touch tone frequency and sending duration.
- Input data -
Frequency [FREQ] : 9-105

(For the detail of key touch tone frequencies, refer to Appendix-A)
Sending time [DUR] : 2-25 (5ms step from 10ms to 125ms.)
- Default value -
Frequency : 72 (438.36 Hz)

Sending time : 10 (50 ms)
- Related command -
0406-Item 56, 0511-Service 53

IN 0111 : Incoming Trunk Ringing Tone Setup
- Description -
This command defines the frequency of the incoming trunk ringing tone for the Key
Telephone.
- Input data -
Pattern No. : 1-4
Type No. : 1...High

2...Mid.
3...Low
Frequency 1 : 9-105 (Refer to Appendix-A)

Frequency 2 : 9-105 (Refer to Appendix-A)
Frequency 3 : 1-255 (Refer to Appendix-B)
<Note> When frequency "37" is entered, the data is saved as 36".
- Default value -
Pattern Type Frequency 1 Frequency 2 Frequency 3

1 High 30 36 124
Mid. 54 76 124
Low 75 88 124
2 High 11 15 249
Mid. 15 19 249
Low 21 26 249
3 High 17 23 83
Mid. 35 44 83
Low 72 88 83
4 High 12 13 79
Mid. 15 16 79
Low 20 21 79
- Related command -
0511-Service 59 & 80, 0902, 0909, 0910, 1001-Item 2 & 3 (KT), 1018, 1605

IN 0112 : Intercom and Alarm Sensor Ring Tone Setup
- Description -
This command defines the frequency patterns of the incoming ring tone for an extension
call and the sensor alarm for the Key Telephone.
- Input data -
Pattern No. : 1... Call for an extension

2... Sensor alarm
Type No. : 1... High
2... Mid.
3... Low
Frequency No. 1 : 9-105 (Refer to Appendix-A)
2 : 9-105 (Refer to Appendix-A)
3 : 1-255 (Refer to Appendix-B)
- Default value -
Pattern Type Frequency 1 Frequency 2 Frequency 3

1 High 39 30 166
Mid. 52 36 166
Low 79 49 166
2 High 39 39 1
Mid. 39 39 1
Low 39 39 1
- Related command -
Call for an Extension : 1001-Item 3 (KT)

Sensor Alarm : 0113, 0304

IN 0113 : Ring Cycle Setup
- Description -
This command defines the following 11 cyclic patterns.
1...Call 6...Sensor alarm 1

2...Special call 1 7...Sensor alarm 2
3...Special call 2 8...Sensor alarm 3
4...Call-back 9...Sensor alarm 4
5...Alarm 10...Special call 3 (continuous)
11...Special call 4 (long cycle)
- Input data -
Pattern No. : 1-11

Type No. : 0-104 (For each type No., refer to Appendix-F)
- Default value -
Pattern No. Type

1 60(1/2)
2 40(0.3/0.3/0.3/2.1)
3 101(0.2/0.2/0.2/0.2/2)
4 2(0.3/0.3)
5 24(0.2/0.2/0.2/0.4)
6 1(0.2/0.2)
7 4(0.5/0.5)
8 6(0.7/0.7)
9 9(1/1)
10 98(Continuous)
11 86(0.3/4)
- Related command -
0112, 0304, 0408, 1001-Item 6 (SLT), 1008-Item 4, 1010

IN 0114 : Analogue Trunk (4ATRU Card) Timers
- Description -
This command defines the various basic timers for "4ATRU".
- Input data -
Item Item Input data Default value

No.
1 Loop current detection time 1-127 (8-1016ms) 75 (600ms)
2 H & D detection time 1-127 (100-12700ms) 30 (3000ms)
3 10pps DP dial break time 1-127 (4-508ms) 17 (68ms)
4 10pps DP dial make time 1-127 (4-508ms) 8 (32ms)
5 10pps DP dial inter-digits time 1-127 (100-12700ms) 6 (600ms)
6 20pps DP dial break time 1-127 (4-508ms) 8 (32ms)
7 20pps DP dial make time 1-127 (4-508ms) 4 (16ms)
8 20pps DP dial inter-digits time 1-127 (100-12700ms) 5 (500ms)
9 Hooking time 1 ( for timed flash ) 1-127 (16-2032ms) 50 (800ms)
10 Hooking time 2 ( for disconnection ) 1-127 (32-4064ms) 78 (2496ms)
11 -- Not Used -- 1-127 (16-2032ms) 9 (144ms)
12 Pause time 1-127 (1-127sec) 3 (3sec)
13 -- Not Used -- 1-127 (8-1016ms) 13 (104ms)
14 -- Not Used -- 1-127 (8-1016ms) 38 (304ms)
15 Incoming detection time 1-127 (8-1016ms) 13 (104ms)
16 Normal incoming detection time 1-127 (8-1016ms) 63 (504ms)
17 Call abandonment detection time 1-127 (100-12700ms) 30 (3000ms)
18 -- Not Used -- 1-127 (100-12700ms) -
19 Charging Pulse min. duration time 1-127 (4-508ms) 19 (76ms)
20 Charging Pulse min. period 1-127 (8-1016ms) 38 (304ms)
21 Charging Pulse min. interval time 1-127 (4-508ms) 12 (48ms)
<Caution!> Don’t change the default value of “-Not Used-”, otherwise communication
error may happen.
- Related command -
For Item 9&10 : 0511-Service 34, 0901-Item 5 & 6

For Item 12 : 3002
<Reference> If your PTT (Network) provides longer OFF interval more than 3 seconds on
the incoming ring pattern, then it’s recommended to change the data on
Item17 (Call Abandonment detection time) from 30 to about 45 – 55
according to your OFF interval period.

IN 0115 : Analogue Station (4ASTU Card) Timers
- Description -
This command defines the various basic timers for "4ASTU".
- Input data -
timer = (data + 1) x 5 <ms>

No
1 DP dial Break detection time 1-127 (10-640ms) 1( 10ms )
2 DP dial Make detection time 1-127 (10-640ms) 1( 10ms )
3 Off-hook detection time 1-127 (10-640ms) 19( 100ms )
4 Guard time after off-hook 1-127 (10-640ms) 58( 295ms )
5 Max break time 1-127 (10-640ms) 19( 100ms )
6 Max flash time 1-127 (20-1280ms) 99(1000ms )
7 Max make time 1-127 (10-640ms) 19( 100ms )
8 Post digit time 1-127 (10-640ms) 68( 345ms )
9 -- Not Used -- 1-127 (10-640ms) 19( 100ms )
<Caution!> Don’t change the default value of “-Not Used-”, otherwise communication
error may happen.
- Related command -
1001-Item 1 (SLT)
<Reference> The system shall accept FLASH timing from SLT is defined by Item5
(minimum flash) and Item6 (maximum flash). In default value, from 100ms
to 1000ms period is acceptable range as FLASH. In case of “ghost ring”
problem is occurred, then these data should be changed accordingly.

IN 0116 : DTMF and Dial Tone Detection Setup
- Description -
This command defines the basic settings for "4DTDU”.
- Input data -
<Setting of DTMF>
No.
1 DTMF on signal detection time 1-255( 20-5100ms ) 1 (20ms)
2 DTMF off signal detection time 1-255( 20-5100ms ) 1 (20ms)
3 Max. detection level (Trunk) 1...-0dBm0(-4dBm) 1
2...-1dBm0(-5dBm)
3...-2dBm0(-6dBm)
4...-3dBm0(-7dBm)
5...-4dBm0(-8dBm)
6...-5dBm0(-9dBm)
4 -- Not Used -- - -
5 Min. detection level (Trunk) 1...-32dBm0(-36dBm) 6
2...-33dBm0(-37dBm)
3...-34dBm0(-38dBm)
4...-35dBm0(-39dBm)
5...-36dBm0(-40dBm)
6...-37dBm0(-41dBm)
11...-50dBm0(-54dBm)
12...-51dBm0(-55dBm)
13...-52dBm0(-56dBm)
14...-53dBm0(-57dBm)
15...-54dBm0(-58dBm)
16...-55dBm0(-59dBm)
6 -- Not Used -- - -
7 Twist level (Trunk) 1...± 5dB 6
2...± 6dB
3...± 7dB
4...± 8dB
5...± 9dB
6...±10dB
8 -- Not Used -- - -
9 Guard time 1...10ms 6
2...14ms
3...18ms
4...22ms
5...26ms
6...30ms
7...34ms
8...38ms
10 -- Not Used -- - -

<Setting of DTD>
No.
11 Min. detection level (Trunk) 1...-5dBm0( -9dBm) 7
2...-10dBm0(-14dBm)
3...-15dBm0(-19dBm)
4...-20dBm0(-24dBm)
5...-25dBm0(-29dBm)
6...-30dBm0(-34dBm)
7...-35dBm0(-39dBm)
8...-40dBm0(-44dBm)
9...-45dBm0(-49dBm)
12 -- Not Used -- - -
13 Dial tone on detection time 1-255(20-5100ms) 10
14 Dial tone off detection time 1-255(20-5100ms) 8
15 Out-band signal elimination ratio 1...50% 1
2...25%
16 -- Not Used -- - -
17 SN ratio (Trunk) 1...-15dB 2
2...-20dB
3...-25dB
18 -- Not Used -- - -
<Setting of DTD>
Following items shall be set per each Tone Type basis.
Tone type No: 1...Tone 1(Ring Back Tone)
2...Tone 2(Busy Tone)
3...Tone 3(Second Dial Tone)
Item Item Input data Tone Default value

No.
19 Min. one cycle time 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 132 (2640ms)
2 132 (2640m)
3 42 (840ms)
20 Max. one cycle time 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 167 (3340ms)
2 167 (3340ms)
3 57 (1140ms)
21 Dial tone on time (min.) A 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 42 (840ms)
2 20 (400ms)
3 3 (60ms)
22 Dial tone on time (min.) B 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 0
2 0
3 0
23 Dial tone on time (Max.) A 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 57 (1140ms)
2 29 (580ms)
3 8 (160ms)

Item Item Input data Tone Default data

No.
24 Dial tone on time (Max.) B 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 0
2 0
3 0
25 Dial tone off time (min.) A 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 87 (1740ms)
2 20 (400ms)
3 3 (60ms)
26 Dial tone off time (min.) B 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 0
2 0
3 0
27 Dial tone off time (Max.) A 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 112 (2240ms)
2 29 (580ms)
3 8 (160ms)
28 Dial tone off time (Max.) B 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 0
2 0
3 0
29 Dial tone on count time A 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 1 (20ms)
2 3 (60ms)
3 4 (80ms)
30 Dial tone on count time B 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 0
2 0
3 0
31 Dial tone off count time A 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 1 (20ms)
2 3 (60ms)
3 4 (80ms)
32 Dial tone off count time B 0-255 (20-5100ms) 1 0
2 0
3 0
- Related command -
0901-Item 11, 1001-Item 1

IN 0117 : Trunk CODEC Gain Type Setup
- Description -
This command defines the CODEC gain of the trunks. The system has five CODEC gain
types, which are used in Command 0901, Item 3 (CODEC Gain Setting).
- Input data -
Type No. :1-5
Transmit/Receive [dB]
0 0
1 -0.5
2 -1.0
3 -1.5
: :
31 -15.5
32 0
33 +0.5
34 +1.0
35 +1.5
: :
63 +15.5
- Default value -
Type Transmit gain Receive gain

1 0 (0dB) 0 (0dB)
2 10 (-5dB) 10 (-5dB)
3 6 (-3dB) 6 (-3dB)
4 38 (+3dB) 38 (+3dB)
5 42 (+5dB) 42 (+5dB)
- Related command -
0901-Item 3

IN 0118 : SLT CODEC Gain Type Setup
- Description -
This command defines the CODEC gain for the Single Line Telephone interfaces. The
system has five CODEC gain types, which are used in Command 1001, Item 4 (CODEC
Gain Setting).
- Input data -
Type No. : 1-5
0 0
1 -0.5
2 -1.0
3 -1.5
: :
31 -15.5
32 0
33 +0.5
34 +1.0
35 +1.5
: :
63 +15.5
- Default value -

1 0 (0dB) 0 (0dB)
2 10 (-5dB) 10 (-5dB)
3 6 (-3dB) 6 (-3dB)
4 38 (+3dB) 38 (+3dB)
5 42 (+5dB) 42 (+5dB)
- Related command -
1001-Item 4

IN 0119 : External Page and Doorphone CODEC Gain Type
- Description -
This command defines the CODEC gain of Doorphone and External Speaker. The system
has five CODEC gain types, which are used in Command 0120.
- Input data -
Type No.: 1-5
0 0
1 -0.5
2 -1.0
3 -1.5
: :
31 -15.5
32 0
33 +0.5
34 +1.0
35 +1.5
: :
63 +15.5
- Default value -

1 0 (0dB) 0 (0dB)
2 10 (-5dB) 10 (-5dB)
3 6 (-3dB) 6 (-3dB)
4 38 (+3dB) 38 (+3dB)
5 42 (+5dB) 42 (+5dB)
- Related command -
0120

IN 0120 : External Page and Doorphone CODEC Gain Setup
- Description -
This command defines the CODEC gain number for Doorphone and External Speaker.
<Note> 4PGDU has four circuits that can be selected to Doorphone or Speaker by
hardware switch of 4PGDU.
- Input data -
PGDU Port No. : 1-8

Gain No. : 1-5
- Default value -
All port
Gain No. : 1
- Related command -
0119

IN 0121 : ISDN Layer 1 Operation Mode Setup
- Description -
This command defines the operation mode of ISDN layer 1.
<Note> This command effects to the BRIU-S1 (old type) only.
- Input data -
Feeding detection function [PS_Detector] : 1...Not used

2...Used
- Default value -
Feeding detection function : 2 (Used)
- Related command -
None

IN 0122 : ISDN Layer 1 Timer Setup
- Description -
This command defines the timer data of ISDN layer 1.
<Note> This command is factory option. Unless necessary, it’s not recommended to change
the data.
- Input data -
Timer No. : 1...(-- Not Used --)

2...(-- Not Used --)
3...Wait the activated layer1 timer in T-point mode
Data : 0-255 (0-51sec, 0.2sec step)
- Default value -
Timer No. Default value

1 0
2 0
3 100 (20sec)
- Related command -
None

IN 0123 : <Reserved>
This command is reserved for manufacturer setting purpose only.

Don’t change the data.
Item Item Input data Default

No. Value
1 -- Not Used -- - -
2 Layer 2 operation mode selection 1...LAPD Fixed data
3 D-channel data selection 1...External clock Fixed data
4 Line Time Fill Value selection 1...Fill 0FFH (BASIC) Fixed data
5 SAPI 0 N200 data 1-15 (times) 3
8 SAPI 0 N201 data 1-511 (bytes) 260
9 SAPI 16 N201 data 1-511 (bytes) 260
10 SAPI 63 N201 data 1-511 (bytes) 260
11 SAPI 0 N202 data 3 (times) Fixed data
12 SAPI 16 N202 data 3 (times) Fixed data
14 SAPI 0 Max. transmission frame number 0-127 1
17 T203 Timer step 1...0.1(sec) step 2
2...1.0(sec) step

- Description -
<Note> This command is factory option. Unless necessary, it’s not recommended to change
the data.
- Input data -
Timer No. [Kind No?] : 1...Timer of SAPI 0

2...Timer of SAPI16
3...Timer of SAPI63
Item_1 T200 : 0-255 (0 to 25.5 sec, 0.1sec step)

Item_4 T203 : 0-255 (0 to 25.5 sec or 0 to 255 sec) <only for S-point mode>
(Refer to 0123:T203 Timer Step.)
- Default value -
All timers
Item No. Default value
1 10 ( 1sec )
2 10 ( 1sec )
3 19 ( 1.9sec )
4 11 ( 11sec )
- Related command -
0123, 0134



No. Value
1 Call reference length 1...1 byte Fixed data
2 Release 1...Selected, 2...Not selected 1
3 Acknowledge 1...Selected, 2...Not selected 1
4 Status inquiry 1...Selected, 2...Not selected 2
5 B-channel maintenance 1...Selected, 2...Not selected 2
6 Cause 1...Selected, 2...Not selected 2
7 Reset response 1...Selected, 2...Not selected 2
8 Reset acknowledge 1...Selected, 2...Not selected 2
9 DL_establish 1...Status transmitted 3
2...Status inquiry transmitted
3...Not selected
10 1...Selected, 2...Not selected 2

- Description -

No.
1 T301 0,180-254(sec) 180(sec)
2 T302 1-254(sec) 15(sec)
3 T303 1-254(sec) 4(sec)
4 T304 1-254(sec) 30(sec)
5 T305 1-254(sec) 30(sec)
6 T306 1-254(sec) 30(sec)
7 T307 1-254(sec) 180(sec)
8 T308 1-254(sec) 4(sec)
9 T309 1-254(sec) 90(sec)
10 T310 1-180(sec) 180(sec)
11 T312 1-254(sec) 6(sec)
12 T313 1-254(sec) 4(sec)
13 T314 1-254(sec) 4(sec)
14 T316 ( T317+1 )-254(sec) 120(sec)
15 T317 1-( T316-1 ) 60(sec)
16 T318 1-254(sec) 4(sec)
17 T319 1-254(sec) 4(sec)
18 T320 1-254(sec) 30(sec)
19 T321 1-254(sec) 30(sec)
20 T322 1-254(sec) 4(sec)
- Related command -
0125, 0135



IN 0130 : Data Format for SMDR and System Reports
- Description -
This command defines the date format when printing out the SMDR, alarm report, system
information report, etc.
- Input data -
Format : 0...USA (month / date / year)

1...Japan (year / month / date)
2...Europe (date / month / year)
- Default value -
Format : 0 (USA : month / date / year)
- Related command -
0003, 0008, 0404, 0901-Item 13, 1008-Item 1

IN 0131 : Conference Call CODEC Gain Type Setup
- Description -
This command defines CODEC Gain for Trunk-to-Trunk Conference mode.(for analog
trunk, E&M, E1, ISDN <depend upon the version>) This system has 5 CODEC Gain types
which are used in Command 0901-Item 23.
- Input data -
Type No. : 1-5
0 0
1 -0.5
2 -1.0
3 -1.5
: :
31 -15.5
32 0
33 +0.5
34 +1.0
35 +1.5
: :
63 +15.5
- Default value -

1 0 (0dB) 0 (0dB)
2 10 (-5dB) 10 (-5dB)
3 6 (-3dB) 6 (-3dB)
4 38 (+3dB) 38 (+3dB)
5 42 (+5dB) 42 (+5dB)
- Related command -
0314, 0406-Item 16, 0511-Service 14, 0901-Item 23, 1006-Code 1016

This command is reserved. Don’t change the data.

IN 0133 : Analogue E&M Trunk (2EMTU card) Timers
- Description -
This command sets basic timers of "2EMTU".
- Input data -
Item Item Input Data Default value

No.
1 Answer signal time 1-255 (4-1020ms) 15 (60ms)
2 Clear signal (open loop) detection time 1-255 (100-25500ms) 7 (700ms)
3 Ringing signal detection min. time 1-255 (8-2040ms) 20 (160ms)
4 Ringing signal stop detection time 1-255 (100-25500ms) 7 (700ms)
5 DP break time (10 pps) 1-255 (4-1020ms) 15 (60ms)
6 DP make time (10 pps) 1-255 (4-1020ms) 10 (40ms)
7 DP inter-digit time (10 pps) 1-255 (100-25500ms) 8 (800ms)
8 DP break time (20 pps) 1-255 (4-1020ms) 8 (32ms)
9 DP make time (20 pps) 1-255 (4-1020ms) 4 (16ms)
10 DP inter-digit time (20 pps) 1-255 (100-25500ms) 5 (500ms)
11 Flash-hook time 1 1-255 (8-2040ms) 25 (200ms)
12 Pause time 1-255 (sec) 3 (3sec)
13 WINK duration time 1-255 (8-2040ms) 25 (200ms)
14 Incoming-WINK send time 1-255 (100-25500ms) 10 (1000ms)
15 Seizure-WINK receive max. time 1-255 (100-25500ms) 48 (4800ms)
16 Receive-WINK duration min. time 1-255 (8-2040ms) 12 (96ms)
17 Receive-WINK duration max. time 1-255 (8-2040ms) 44 (352ms)
18 Receive DP make min. time 1-255 (4-1020ms) 3 (12ms)
19 Receive DP make max. time 1-255 (4-1020ms) 19 (76ms)
20 Receive DP break min. time 1-255 (4-1020ms) 8 (32ms)
21 Receive DP break max. time 1-255 (4-1020ms) 27 (108ms)
22 Pause time after WINK receive 1-255 (8-2040ms) 13 (104ms)
- Related command -
0412, 0901-Item 1 & 27, 0901-Item 14-17, 2301, 2302, 2303, 2304, 2305, 2306



No.
1 SAPI 0 N200 data 1-15 ( times ) 3
2 SAPI 16 N200 data 1-15 ( times ) 3
3 SAPI 63 N200 data 1-15 ( times ) 3
4 SAPI 0 N201 data 1-511 ( bytes ) 260
5 SAPI 16 N201 data 1-511 ( bytes ) 260
6 SAPI 63 N201 data 1-511 ( bytes ) 260
7 SAPI 63 N202 data 1-15 ( times ) 3
8 SAPI 0 Max. transmission frame 0-127 ( frames ) 7
Number
Number
Number
11 T 203 Timer Setup 1 ( 0.1sec ) 2
2 ( 1.0sec )



No.
1 Release 1…Selected 1
2…Not selected
2 Acknowledge 1…Selected 1
2…Not selected
3 Status inquiry 1…Selected 2
2…Not selected
4 B-channel maintenance 1…Selected 2
2…Not selected
5 Cause 1…Selected 2
2…Not selected
6 Reset response 1…Selected 2
2…Not selected
7 Reset acknowledge 1…Selected 2
2…Not selected
8 DL_ESTABLISH 1…Status transmitted 3
2…Status inquiry transmitted
3…Not Status transmitted
9 DL_REREASE 1…Selected 2
2…Not selected

IN 0140 : ISDN Option
- Description -
This command defines ISDN information element options.
<Caution>
This command is specially prepared to adjust the unique functions that are required
from each country (PTT’s ISDN network). Therefore, unless necessary, don’t change
the data.
- Input data -
Option No. : 1-32
Option Option Input data Default

No. value
1 Send the Release Message after subscriber 0…Service ON 0
hang up
2 Progress Indicate information element detect 1…Service OFF 0
3 Bearer Capability Select from SLT Outgoing 0…3.1KHz AUDIO 0
1…SPEECH
4 Send DT until user dials the first digit 0…Service OFF 0
(overlap sending mode) (*1) 1…Service ON
5 T305 Timer start after send Disconnect 0
Message (*2)
6 Call Proceeding Send mode 0
7 Busy tone mode set when receive Disconnect 0…BT from NT 0
Message (Network side)
1…BT from system
(internal)
8 Low Layer Compatibility (LLC) send 0…send 0
9 High Layer Compatibility (HLC) send 1…No-send
10 S-point terminal seizes analog trunk (*3) 0…Disable 0
1…Enable
11 -- Not Used -- - -
: : : :
32 -- Not Used -- - -
< Note >

(*1) Concerning to Overlap Sending mode, in case network side stops Dial Tone when
CLI is included in SETUP, the system sends DT until user dials first digit instead of
network.
(*2) Option 5 is provided for UK version only.
(*3) Option 10 is provided for UAE version only.
- Related command -
0307

IN 0141 : Analogue Caller-ID Trunk (4CIDU card) Timers
- Description -
This command defines several timers for “4CIDU”.
<Note> “4CIDU” is based on Bellcore (USA) Standard.
- Input data -

No.
1 CIDU ring timer 0-15 ( 0-1500ms ) 1 ( 100ms )
2 CIDU no signal timer 0-15 ( 0-750ms ) 0 ( 0ms )
3 CIDU carrier detect timer 0-15 ( 500-3000ms ) 15 ( 3000ms )
For data entry for item 3, refer to the following table:-
Input data
0 500ms
1 550ms
2 600ms
3 650ms
4 700ms
5 750ms
6 800ms
7 850ms
8 900ms
9 1000ms
10 1200ms
11 1400ms
12 1600ms
13 1800ms
14 2000ms
15 3000ms
- Related command -
0406-Item 87 / 123 / 124, 0414-Timer 10, 0514-Service 36 /38 / 54, 0921-Item 5,

1006-Code 1073 / 1084 / 1085, 2401, 2402, 2403, 2404, 2405, 2406, 2407

IN 0150 : B Type Key Telephone Gain Level Setup
- Description -
This command defines the gain level for B type Key Telephones.
(for 12BTH, 12BTXH, 24BTUXH, 24TSXH types)
- Input data -

No.
1 Handset receiver volume gain 0 (max) 1-44 25
2 Handset receiver volume gain 1 1-44 28
3 Handset receiver volume gain 2 1-44 31
4 Handset receiver volume gain 3 (min) 1-44 34
5 Headset receiver volume gain 0 (max) 1-44 19
6 Headset receiver volume gain 1 1-44 22
7 Headset receiver volume gain 2 1-44 25
8 Headset receiver volume gain 3 (min) 1-44 28
9 Speaker volume gain 0 (max) 1-26 4
10 Speaker volume gain 1 1-26 7
11 Speaker volume gain 2 1-26 10
12 Speaker volume gain 3 (min) 1-26 13
13 Ringer volume gain 0 1-32 1
16 Hands Free speaker gain 1-13 7
17 Handset transmit gain 1-16 7
18 Handset side tone gain 1-13 11
19 Headset transmit gain (-- Not Used --) 1-16 7
20 Headset side tone gain (-- Not Used --) 1-13 11
<Note> B type key telephone provides the volume keys (up/down). During handset
conversation, the keys are effected to increase/decrease the level. The loudest
level is defined by Item1, next louder level is by Item2, next one in by Item3, and
smallest level is by Item4.
For headset case, same rule shall be applied for Item5-Item8.
For Speaker case, Item9-Item12 shall be applicable while the Speaker is in
operation.
For ringer case, Item13-Item15 shall be applicable while the phone is ringing
with signal mode. (3 steps only)
- Related command -
None

IN 0150 : B Type Key Telephone Gain Level Setup
<Parameter and Gain list>
Parameter Gain (dB)
Item 1-8 Item 9-12 Item13- Item 16 Item 17 Item 18
15 Item 19
1 +19 0 +6 +34.3 +6 0
2 +18 -2 +4 +32.3 +4 -2
3 +17 -4 +2 +30.3 +2 -4
4 +16 -6 0 +28.3 0 -6
5 +15 -8 -2 +26.3 -2 -8
6 +14 -10 -4 +24.3 -4 -10
7 +13 -12 -6 +22.3 -6 -12
8 +12 -14 -8 +20.3 -8 -14
9 +11 -16 -10 +18.3 -10 -16
10 +10 -18 -12 +16.3 -12 -18
11 +9 -20 -14 +14.3 -14 -20
12 +8 -22 -16 +12.3 -16 -22
13 +7 -24 -18 +10.3 -18 -24
14 +6 -26 -20 - -20 -
15 +5 -28 -22 - -22 -
16 +4 -30 -24 - -24 -
17 +3 -32 -26 - - -
18 +2 -34 -28 - - -
19 +1 -36 -30 - - -
20 0 -38 -32 - - -
21 -1 -40 -34 - - -
22 -2 -42 -36 - - -
23 -3 -44 -38 - - -
24 -4 -46 -40 - - -
25 -5 -48 -42 - - -
26 -6 -50 -44 - - -
27 -7 - -46 - - -
28 -8 - -48 - - -
29 -9 - -50 - - -
30 -10 - -52 - - -
31 -11 - -54 - - -
32 -12 - -56 - - -
33 -13 - - - - -
34 -14 - - - - -
35 -15 - - - - -
36 -16 - - - - -
37 -17 - - - - -
38 -18 - - - - -
39 -19 - - - - -
40 -20 - - - - -
41 -21 - - - -
42 -22 - - - - -
43 -23 - - - - -
44 -24 - - - - -

Table of Contents
02 : Programming Passwords
0201 : [IN] Setting the Programming Password

0202 : [SA] Setting the User Passwords
0203 : [SA] Walking Toll Restriction Password Setup
dX-Z96 Command 02 - Programming Password.doc

IN 0201 : Setting the Programming Password
- Description -
This command defines the system password. The system provides up to eight unique
passwords with hierarchical level. “IN” level password shall be used by “System Installer” for
system programming purpose. “SA” or “SB” level password cannot access to “IN” level
commands (refer to the left 2 alphabets in each title box in this manual).
(“SA” level password can access to “SA” or “SB” commands, and “SB” level password can
access to “SB” commands only.)
- Input data -
User No. : 1-4

User name [Name] : Alphanumeric (10 characters max.)
User password [PWD] : Dial (8 digits)
User level [Level] : 0...Prohibited user
1...MF (Manufacturer level)
2...IN (Installer level)
3...SA (System administrator level 1)
4...SB (System administrator level 2)
- Default value -
User No. User name Password Level
1 ----- ----- 1 (MF)
2 DX-2E 12345678 2 (IN)
3 CUSTOMER1 0000 3 (SA)
4 CUSTOMER2 9999 4 (SB)
- Related command -
0511-Service 37

SA 0202 : Setting the User Passwords
- Description -
This command defines the password to execute the following functions.
- Input data -
[Item No?]
Item 1 : Setting of date and time, and changing of music on hold tone [PWD(CLK)]
Item 2 : Switching of night mode [PWD(NIT)]
Data : Dial (4 digits fixed)
- Default value -
All items : 0000
- Related command -
Item1 : 0511-Service 1 & 39

Item2 : 0401-Item 1, 0511-Service 5, 1006-Code1039 / 1040 / 1041 / 1042

SA 0203 : Walking Toll Restriction Password Setup
- Description -
This command defines the password for Walking Toll Restriction.
Table No. : 1-50

User password [DIAL] : Dial (6 digits)
Toll restriction Class No.[TOLL CLASS] : 1-8
- Default value -
All Tables
User password : none
Toll restriction Class No. :8
- Related command -
0404-Item 6-11, 0514-Service 53, 0701, 0702

Table of Contents
03 : Basic Hardware Setup, Part B
0302 : [IN] Music on Hold and Conference Setup

0304 : [IN] PGDU Card Alarm / FAX Sensor Setup
0305 : [IN] PGDU Card Sensor Activation Mode
0306 : [IN] Pre-ringing Enable
0307 : [IN] Operating Mode Setup for ISDN Line
0310 : [IN] F-Route Service
0312 : [IN] Advice of Charge Option (for ISDN)
0314 : [IN] Conference Display Type (for ISDN)
dX-Z96 Command 03 - Basic Hardware Setup, Part B.doc

IN 0302 : Music on Hold and Conference Setup
- Description -
This command defines the type of hardware.
- Input data -
[Item No?]
Item : 1 Music on hold tone [Hold Tone] : 0...No tone
1...Type 1 <Minuet>
2...Type 2 <Nocturne>
Item : 2 Conference mode [CONF Mode] : 0...4 parties x 4 circuits
1...8 parties x 2 circuits
- Default value -
Item 1 : 1 (Type 1 <Minuet>)

Item 2 : 0 (4 parties x 4 circuits)
- Related command -
0406-Item 45, 0511-Service 1, 0914

IN 0304 : PGDU Card Alarm / FAX Sensor Setup
- Description -
This command defines additional information of the alarm sensor and FAX sensor.
- Input data -
Sensor No. : 1-8
Type : 0...Not specified

1...Alarm
2...FAX
ADD_INFO : Type 1 (In case of Alarm)

0 - 4 (Alarm tone No., 0...Not used)
Type 2 (In case of FAX)
0 - 52 (Trunk port No., 0...Not used)
- Default value -
1st PGDU
Sensor Type ADD_INFO

1 1 1
2 1 1
3 1 1
4 1 1
2nd PGDU
Sensor Type ADD_INFO

5 2 0
6 2 0
7 2 0
8 2 0
- Related command -
0108, 0112, 0113, 0305, 1010, 1604

IN 0305 : PGDU Card Sensor Activation Mode
- Description -
This command defines the detection status for Alarm/FAX sensor.
- Input data -
Sensor No. : 1-8

Data : 0...When break is detected
1...When make is detected
- Default value -
All of sensor No.

Data : 1 (When make is detected)
- Related command -
0108, 0304, 1010, 1604

IN 0306 : Pre-ringing Enable
- Description -
This command defines pre-ringing.

In case pre-ringing is disabled :
If trunk interface receives a signal as ringing, indicate the LED on the Line key. But ringing
is not started before confirm the ringing signal cadence cycle. When confirmed the
cadence of cycle, just start the ringing tone with normal tone.
In case pre-ringing is enabled :
If trunk Interface receives a signal as ringing, indicate the LED on the Line key. At the
same time start the ringing with continues tone. When confirmed the cadence of cycle,
ringing tone will be changed to normal tone.
- Input data -
Pre-ringing : 0...Disable
1...Enable
- Default value -
Pre-ringing : 1 (Enable)
- Related command -
None

IN 0307 : Operating Mode Setup for ISDN Line
- Description -
This command defines the operation mode of each ISDN line.
- Input data -
Index number of BRIU/PRIU card [Index No?] : 1-16

Slot location of BRIU/PRIU [Slot] : 0-24 ( 0 : No setting )
Maximum numbers of B-channel for the BRI/PRI : 0-30 (BRI = 2, PRI = 30)
[B-Channel MAX]
Circuit number of the BRIU/PRIU [Line No?] : 1 or 4
Item 1 : S-point/T-point connection mode : 1...BRI T-point mode

[NT_TE_MODE] (P-MP connection)
2...BRI T-point mode
(P-P connection)
3...BRI S-point mode
< Note > (P-MP Extended Passive Bus)
P-MP: Point to Multi-point 4...BRI S-point mode
P-P: Point to point (P-MP Short Passive Bus)
6,7: Point to Point (PRI) 5...BRI S-point mode
(P-P connection)
6...PRI T-point without CRC4
7...PRI T-point with CRC4
Item 2 : Notification of caller's No. [CALLING_NO] : 1...No, 2...Yes

Item 3 : S-point DDI digits [SP_DDI_DIGIT] : 0-4 (0 : No setting)
Item 4 : --Not Used--
- Default value -
All Index
Slot location of BRIU/PRIU :0
Maximum numbers of B-channel for the BRI/PRI :2
Each line
Item 1 : S-point/T-point connection mode : 2 (T-point mode [P-P connection] )
Item 2 : Notification of caller's No. : 2 (Yes)
Item 3 : S-point DDI digits : 0 (No setting)

IN 0307 : Operating Mode Setup for ISDN Line
- Related command -
0121, 0126, 0140

Item2 : 0924, 1031
Item3 : 0502, 0506, 1003
<Information>
For BRIU card, it can be installed at slot 4/5/6/7/8/12/13/14/15/16/20/21/22/23/24, and its
channel number should be 2. For PRIU card, it can be installed at either slot 3/11/19, and
its channel number should be 30.

IN 0310 : F-Route Service
- Description -
This command determines the usage of F-Route Service.
- Input data -
Mode : 0...F-Route service OFF

1...F-Route service ON
- Default value -
Mode : 1 (F-Route service ON)
- Related command -
0501-Type 9, 2307, 2308, 2309, 2310, 2311, 2312, 2313, 2314, 2315, 2316

IN 0312 : Advice of Charge Option (for ISDN)
- Description -
This command defines the display indication for Advice of Charge information.
- Input data -
Character data [For Cost] : 0 (No decimal point)

1 (Decimal point's character is period)
2 (Decimal point's character is comma)
- Default value -
Character data : 1 (Decimal point’s character is period)
- Related command -
0406-Item 81 & 82, 0411, 0418

IN 0314 : Conference Display Type (for ISDN)
- Description -
This command defines the display mode for the Conference on ISDN trunk for Large
Display type Key Telephone.
- Input data -
Mode [Type] : 0... service OFF

1... service ON
- Default value -
Mode : 0 (service OFF)
- Related command -
0131, 0901-Item 23, 0406-Item 16, 0511-Service 14, 1006-Code 1016
<Note> This service may effect to the conference operation performed by function (soft)
key only.

Table of Contents
04 : System Service Options
0401 : [IN] System Options, Part A

0402 : [IN] System Options, Part B
0403 : [SA] Text Messages
0404 : [IN] SMDR Options
0405 : [IN] System Timers, Part A
0406 : [IN] Class of Service Options
0407 : [IN] Mode Selection of Account Code
0408 : [IN] Ring Cycle Setup
0410 : [IN] Extension (Department) Group Options
0411 : [IN] Setting of Charge Cost
0412 : [IN] Trunk Service Data for E&M / DISA
0414 : [IN] System Timers, Part B
0416 : [IN] PC Based Voice Mail Options
0418 : [SA] Setting of Multiplier for Call Cost on ISDN
0419 : [IN] Setting of Charging Cost Display Supervisor Telephone
dX-Z96 Command 04 - System Service Options.doc

IN 0401 : System Options, Part A
- Description -
This command defines common functions.
- Input data -

No. value
1 Manual night mode switch 0...off 1
1...on
2 Automatic night mode switch 0...off 1
1...on
3 Incoming call ring no answer alarm 0...off 0
1...on
4 Trunk key depression 0...hold 1
1...disconnection
5 Intrusion tone 0...off 1
1...on
6 Pre-select / One-touch 0...Pre-select 1
1...One-touch
7 Default setting of microphone of key telephone 0...off 1
1...on
8 Priority for incoming call 0...Extension 1
1...Trunk
9 Trunk Group key Operation mode 0...Normal (Note1) 0
1...Access operation
10 Mode setting for incoming call from extension 0...Voice 0
1...Signal
11 Mode setting for incoming call for override 0...Voice 0
1...Signal
12 Auto answer to incoming call from extension 0...off 1
1...on
13 Auto answer to incoming call from Trunk 0...off 1
1...on
14 Auto answer for callback 0...off 1
1...on
15 DC key function 0...Common 0
1...Group
16 Private Number Display 0...enable 1
1...disable
17 -- Not Used -- - -
18 Call waiting Answer method 0...Hooking 0
1...Hooking+SRVCD
19 Transfer to busy extension 0...off 0
1...on
20 Busy marking 0...DSS lamp idle 1
1...DSS lamp busy
21 Retrieve the line after transfer 0...disable 0
1...enable

IN 0401 : System Options, Part A
No. value
22 Busy call in Headset mode 0...disable 0
1...enable
23 DIL call waiting 0...disable 1
1...enable incoming
24 Conversation recording mode for after 0...Not continue 0
Transfer 1...Continue
25 Ignore the DP dial from SLT (DTMF) port 0...disable 0
1...enable
26 -- Not Used -- - -
27 DDI Number to DCI port 0...disable 0
(for keyboard dial mode) 1...enable
28 -- Not Used -- - -
29 SLT Trunk Dial 0...Type 1 (Note2) 0
1...Type 2
30 -- Not Used -- - -
31 VAU Fixed Message 0...used 0
1...not used
32 -- Not Used -- - -
<Note 1>
mode 0 : Normal 1 : Access operation
Incoming 300 IPM Red blink
Talking Green Lighting (on Talking TEL) Extinction (LED off)
Holding 60 IPM Green blink (on holding TEL) Extinction (LED off)
<Note2>
Type 1…System keeps the dial from SLT to trunk on buffer. After receive all of dial from
SLT system sends all of dial to trunk. If the time space between dial and dial is
longer than setting time (CMD0405, Timer 50), system considers all of dial are
received.
Type 2…The system passes the received dial from SLT to trunk immediately. If your SLT
has Last number dialing key without pause, you may not be able to use the Last
number dialing key with Type 2 setting.
- Related command -
Item1 : 0202, 0406-Item 2, 0511-Service 5, 1006-Code 1039 / 1040 / 1041 / 1042

Item2 : 0801, 0802, 0803
Item3 : 0405-Timer 7
Item6 : 0405-Timer 15
Item10 : 0406-Item 68, 0511-Service 32 & 33
Item11 : 0406-Item 68, 0511-Service 83 & 84
Item15 : 0406-Item 19 & 20, 0511-Service 23 & 24, 0603, 1006-Code 1037 / 1038
Item18 : 0405-Timer 4, 0511-Service 98
Item19 : 1008-Item 5
Item22 : 0511-Service 47, 1006-Code 1028
Item24 : 0504, 1006-Code1061, 1301, 1407
Item31 : 0405-Timer 63, 0414-Timer 4

IN 0402 : System Options, Part B
- Description -
This command defines common functions.
- Input data -

No. value
1 Trunk group access key operation mode 0...Outgoing / Incoming 0
1...Outgoing
2...Incoming
2 Transfer key operation mode 0...Transfer 0
1...Series call
2...Hook
3 -- Not Used -- - -
4 Hold key operation mode 0...Normal hold 0
1...Exclusive hold
2...Park hold
- Related command -
Item1 : 0905, 1006-Code 1012

Item4 : 0405-Timer 2 / 3 / 22 / 27, 1006-Code 1033 / 1044, 1014

SA 0403 : Text Messages
- Description -
This command defines the text messages.
- Input data -
Sample No. [Message No?] : 1-20

Data : Alphanumeric (up to 29 characters)
- Default value -
1 IN MEETING UNTIL ##:##

2 OUT UNTIL ##:##
3 OUT-PLEASE CALL ########
4 PLEASE CALL ME ON ########
5 BUSY CALL AFTER ########
6 OUT FOR LUNCH BACK ##:##
7 BUSINESS TRIP UNTIL ##/##/##
8 BUSINESS TRIP CALL ########
9 GONE FOR THE DAY
10 ON VACATION UNTIL ##/##/##
11 MESSAGE 11
12 MESSAGE 12
13 MESSAGE 13
14 MESSAGE 14
15 MESSAGE 15
16 MESSAGE 16
17 MESSAGE 17
18 MESSAGE 18
19 MESSAGE 19
20 MESSAGE 20
<Note> Time value "## : ##" must be followed by two spaces.
- Related command -
0406-Item 75, 0511-Service 6, 1006-Code 1027

IN 0404 : SMDR Options
- Description -
This command defines the operating conditions of SMDR (Station Message Detail
Recording).
- Input data -

No. value
1 Omit digits [MASK_DIGIT] 0-24(0 : Not applied) 1
2 Min. digits [MIN_DIGIT] 0-24(0 : Not applied) 0
3 Printer output port (DCI port No.) 0-72(0 : No setting) 0
[PRINT_PORT]
4 Min. duration [MIN_DUR] 0-65535(sec, 0 : All) 0
5 Min. ring time [MIN_RICT] 0-65535(sec, 0 : All) 0
6 Printer output items [Print Item No] For 1-8,11-14
1...Toll restriction call 0...Not output 1
2...PBX call 1...Output 1
3...Extension data call 1
4...Summary ( daily ) For 9 1
5...Summary ( weekly ) 0...Name 1
6...Summary ( monthly ) 1...Extension No. 1
7...Telephone charge 1
8...Incoming call print out For 10 1
9...Ext. No. or name 0…Output 0
10...ALB output disable 1…Not output 0
11...Walking Toll Restriction table No. 1
12...DDI table name output -
13...CLI output when DDI to trunk -
14...Date data output -
15... -- Not Used -- - -
16... -- Not Used -- - -
- Related command -
0130, 0503, 0901-Item 13 & 24, 1008-Item 1, 1201, 1202, 1206

IN 0405 : System Timers, Part A
- Description -
This command defines the value of each system timer.
- Input data -
Timer No. : 1 - 80
Data : 0-64800 (sec)
- Default value -
Timer Timer Default

No. value
1 No answer time for call forward 10
2 Exclusive hold recall time 90
3 Exclusive hold recall call-back time 30
4 Interval of call waiting tone 10
5 Ring Inward recall timer 30
6 Camp-on extension call-back time 15
7 Incoming ring no answer alarm 60
8 Busy tone timer 15
9 Privacy release time 90
10 Intercom call Inter digit timer 10
11 -- Not Used -- -
12 Researched time for DTD circuit 5
13 Dial pause at first digit 3
14 Door-phone answer time 30
15 Pre-selection time 5
16 Internal hot line call start timer 5
17 DTMF receive active timer 10
18 External paging announcement duration 1200
19 Congestion tone 10
20 Warning tone 10
21 Confirmation tone 10
22 Normal hold recall time 90
23 Alarm clock duration 30
24 Long conversation alarm 1 170
25 Long conversation alarm 2 180
26 Camp-on trunk call-back time 15
27 Normal hold call-back time 30
28 Extension dial tone sending time 30
29 Camp-on cancel time 64800
30 Trunk, inter digits timer 10
31 DDI no answer time 20
32 Trunk guard timer 1
33 LCD display hold time 5
34 DUD/DISA dial tone 10
35 DUD/DISA no answer time 10

Timer Timer Default

No. value
36 Interval of repeat dial 60
37 Repeat dial call 30
38 Toll restriction override release 10
39 Preset dial display hold time 5
40 Forced release of long hold condition time 64800
41 -- Not Used -- -
42 (ISDN) Unable
43 Disconnect after DUD/DISA re-transfer to IRG 60
44 -- Not Used -- -
45 -- Not Used -- -
46 -- Not Used -- -
47 -- Not Used -- -
48 -- Not Used -- -
49 -- Not Used -- -
50 Trunk call dial sending start time by SLT 3
51 Hold recall interval from conference trunk 2
52 -- Not Used -- -
53 Automatic answering telephone set no answer 10
54 Automatic answering telephone set disconnect 10
55 Talkie ACI disconnect 10
56 -- Not Used -- -
57 -- Not Used -- -
58 Busy tone for repeat dial busy (for ISDN) 0
59 Door lock cancel 10
60 Disconnect time when dial tone not detected 0
61 Intrusion tone 0
62 Normal, DIL incoming call no answer 0
63 VAU no answer 0
64 Message re-send duration time for paging (VAU) 0
65 Voice Mail recording interval 0
66 Park hold callback time 30
67 -- Not Used -- -
68 -- Not Used -- -
69 -- Not Used -- -
70 -- Not Used -- -
71 -- Not Used -- -
72 Conference Tone Interval 0
73 DISA conversation 30
74 DISA conversation disconnect 15
75 DISA internal paging 30
76 DISA external paging 30
77 Long Conversation cutoff for Incoming 0
78 Long Conversation cutoff for outgoing 0
79 DUD/DISA Answer Delay Timer 0
80 DUD/DISA department calling no answer timer 0

- Related command -
0414
Timer 1 : 0406-Item 32, 0511-Service 62, 1006-Code 1003, 1410

Timer 2,3 : 0402-Item 4, 1006-Code 1044
Timer 4 : 0401-Item 18, 0511-Service 98
Timer 5 : 0406-Item 11
Timer 6 : 0406-Item 24, 0511-Service 20 & 21, 0512-Service 5, 1006-Code 1020
Timer 9 : 0406-Item 17, 1006-Code 1017
Timer 10 : 1410
Timer 12 : 0901-Item 11
Timer 13 : 0901-Item 12
Timer 14 : 1502
Timer 16 : 0406-Item 41, 1013
Timer 17 : 1001-Item 1 (SLT), 1801
Timer 18 : 0406-Item 22, 0511-Service 19, 1006-Code 1004 / 1005
Timer 23 : 0406-Item 27, 0511-Service 22
Timer 26 : 0406-Item 25, 0511-Service 20 & 21, 0512-Service 5, 1006-Code 1020
Timer 29 : 0406-Item 24 & 25, 0511-Service 20 & 21, 0512-Service 5,
1006-Code 1020
Timer 30 : 0104
Timer 31 : 1809, 1814, 1815
Timer 33 : 0406-Item 51
Timer 34 : 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 1801
Timer 35 : 0414-Timer 4, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 1801, 1802
Timer 36 : 0406-Item 74
Timer 38 : 0406-Item 33, 0511-Service 41, 1025
Timer 40 : 0901-Item 20
Timer 43 : 1802, 1803
Timer 51 : 0406-Item 16, 0511-Service 14, 1006-Code 1016
Timer 53,54,55 : 1804
Timer 59 : 1502
Timer 60 : 0901-Item 11
Timer 62 : 0919
Timer 63 : 0401-Item 31
Timer 64 : 0406-Item 99
Timer 66 : 0511-Service 55 & 56, 1006-Code 1033, 1014
Timer 73,74 : 0412-Item 2 / 3 / 8, 0517, 0901-Item14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 1801
Timer 75,76 : 0412-Item 6 & 7, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 1801
Timer 77 : 0406-Item 107, 0921
Timer 78 : 0406-Item 108, 0921
Timer 79,80 : 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17,1801

IN 0406 : Class of Service Options
- Description -
This command defines the service availability for each extension class.
- Input data -
Class No. : 1-10

Item : 1-128
Data : 0...off, 1...on
- Default value -
Item Item Default value

No. (All classes)
1 Flashing (for SLT) 1
2 Manual night service switching 0
3 Long conversation alarm 1
4 DND / Call forward override (Bypass call) 1
5 Intercom off-hook signaling 1
6 Automatic Override 0
7 Data privacy 1
8 Call pickup 1
9 Call pickup for another group 1
10 Call pickup for specified group 1
11 Ring inward transfer 1
12 Do not disturb 1
13 Intercom abandonment call display 1
14 Meet me answer 1
15 Message waiting 1
16 Conference 1
17 Privacy release 1
18 Common / group abbreviated dial registration 1
19 Common abbreviated dialing 1
20 Group abbreviated dialing 1
21 Department group step call 1
22 External paging 1
23 Call forward dual ring 1
24 Camp-on extension 1
25 Camp-on trunk 1
26 Follow-me 1
27 Alarm clock 1
28 -- Not Used -- -
29 -- Not Used -- -
30 Call forward immediately 1
31 Call forward busy 1
32 Call forward no answer 1
33 Toll restriction override 1
34 Transfer without hold 1
35 Group hold registration 1


No. (All classes)
36 Group hold answer 1
37 Trunk No. / name display (seizing) 1
38 Trunk No. / name display (incoming) 1
39 Extension No. / name display (conversation) 1
40 Extension No. / name display (incoming) 1
41 Intercom hotline 0
42 Transfer information display 1
43 -- Not Used -- -
44 Break in monitor mode 0
45 Changing of music on hold tone 0
46 Call duration display 1
47 Memo dial 1
48 Last number dialing 1
49 Saved number dialing 1
50 Preset Dial 1
51 Pick-up information display 1
52 Internal group paging 1
53 BGM 1
54 Room monitor 0
55 Room monitored 0
56 Key touch tone 1
57 DTMF signal sending while talking on extension 1
58 Connected Line identification (COLP) 0
59 Ringing tone selection 1
60 SLT room monitor 0
61 Intercom call 1
62 Trunk outgoing 1
63 Call picked-up telephone 1
64 Pilot number called extension 1
65 Break-in 1
66 Broken-in 1
67 Buzzer 1
68 Setting of signal / voice called 1
69 One touch key programming 1
70 DCI auto answer 1
71 Date and time setting 1
72 Switching of signal/voice call 1
73 Microphone cut-off 1
74 Automatic Repeat dialing 1
75 Text message 1
76 Automatic on-hook transfer 1
77 Automatic on-hook transfer (Park HOLD) 1
78 -- Not Used -- -
79 External Call Forward 0
80 Calling number identification (CLIP) 1


No. (All classes)
81 Advice of charge (AOC) 1
82 Cost display (for TTU) 0
83 Sub Address identification 0
84 Account Service 0
85 Extension name program 1
86 Incoming ring tone check 0
87 Notification for temporary memory existence 1
88 Display the detail state of called party 0
89 -- Not Used -- -
90 -- Not Used -- 1
91 Operator transfer after hold callback 0
92 Direct call pickup – own group 1
93 Enabled on hook when holing (SLT) 1
94 Answer on hook when holding (SLT) 1
95 Ring-back trunk name display 0
96 Operation for VAU message (VAU) 1
97 General message play back (VAU) 1
98 General message record and erase (VAU) 1
99 Personal greeting message (VAU) 1
100 -- Not Used -- -
101 -- Not Used -- -
102 SMDR printout accumulated extension data 0
103 SMDR printout accumulated STG data 0
104 SMDR printout accumulated account code data 0
105 Group listening service 0
106 -- Not Used -- -
107 Long Conversation cutoff for incoming 0
108 Long Conversation cutoff for outgoing 0
109 -- Not Used -- -
: : :
119 -- Not Used -- -
120 Force Trunk disconnection (Analog trunk only) 0
121 Dial block 0
122 Trunk port disable 0
123 Indicate the caller I.D. information 1
124 Edit the caller I.D. table 1
125 Incoming, holding answer with speaker-key 0
126 External incoming answer with service code 0
127 Protect for the call mode switching from caller 0
(Intercom call)
128 -- Not Used -- -

- Related command -
1005
Item 2 : 0401-Item 1, 0511-Service 5, 1006-Code 1039 / 1040 / 1041 / 1042

Item 3 : 0405-Timer 24 & 25
Item 4 : 0511-Service 2, 0512-Service 6, 1006-Code 1022
Item 5 : 0511-Service 15, 0512-Service 4, 1006-Code 1018, 1008-Item 5
Item 6 : 1008-Item 5
Item 7 : 1006-Code 1030
Item 8,9,10 : 0511-Service 16 / 17 / 18, 1006-Code 1007 / 1008 / 1009, 1012
Item 11 : 0405-Timer 5
Item 12 : 0511-Service 7
Item 15 : 0511-Service 10 / 11 / 12, 0512-Service 7, 1006-Code 1023
Item 16 : 0405-Timer 51, 0511-Service 14, 1006-Code 1016
Item 17 : 0405-Timer 9, 1006-Code 1017
Item 18 : 0603, 1006-Code 1037 & 1038
Item 19 : 0401-Item 15, 0511-Service 23, 0603, 1006-Code 1037
Item 20 : 0401-Item 15, 0511-Service 24, 0603, 1006-Code 1038
Item 22 : 0405-Timer 18, 0511-Service 19, 1006-Code 1004 / 1005, 1606
Item 23 : 0511-Service 3, 1006-Code 1000
Item 24 : 0405-Timer 6 / 26 / 29, 0511-Service 20 & 21, 0512-Service 5,
1006-Code 1020
Item 27 : 0405-Timer 23, 0511-Service 22
Item 28 : 1104
Item 32 : 0405-Timer 1, 0511-Service 62, 1006-Code 1003
Item 33 : 0405-Timer 38, 0511-Service 41, 1025
Item 35 : 0511-Service 57 & 58
Item 37 : 0406-Item 46
Item 41 : 0405-Timer 16, 1013
Item 45 : 0302, 0511-Service 1
Item 46 : 0406-Item 37
Item 47 : 1006-Code 1015
Item 48 : 0511-Service 13 & 54
Item 49 : 0511-Service 25 & 78, 1006-Code 1014
Item 51 : 0405-Timer33
Item 52 : 0511-Service 26, 1006-Code 1006, 1601, 1602, 1608
Item 54 : 1006-Code 1025
Item 56 : 0110, 0511-Service 53
Item 57 : 1001-Item 5 (SLT)
Item 59 : 1001-Item 2 (KT)

Item 64 : 0410, 1003
Item 67 : 1006-Code 1031
Item 68 : 0401-Item10 & 11, 0511-Service 32 / 33 / 83 / 84
Item 72 : 0511-Service 40, 0512-Service 3
Item 74 : 0405-Timer 36 & 37
Item 75 : 0403, 0511-Service 6, 1006-Code 1027
Item 79 : 0925
Item 84 : 0407, 0511-Service 86
Item 87 : 0514-Service 36 / 38 / 54, 0921-Item 5, 1006-Code 1073 / 1084 / 1085
Item 96 : 0514-Service 6, 2202-Item 1, 2205, 2207, 2209
Item 97,98 : 0514-Service 1 & 2, 2202-Item 1, 2203
Item 99 : 0405-Timer 64, 0514-Service 3, 2202-Item 2
Item 102 : 0514-Service11
Item 107,108 : 0405-Timer 77 & 78, 0921-Item 1
Item 121 : 0514-Service 34, 0703, 0704
Item 122 : 0514-Service 35,
Item 123,124 : 0514-Service 36 / 38 / 54, 0921-Item 5, 1006-Code 1073 / 1084 / 1085

IN 0407 : Mode Selection of Account Code
- Description -
This command defines the mode of Account Code.
- Input data -
Data [MODE] : 0...Account code in disable mode

1...Account code in enable mode
2...Forced account code
- Default value -
Data : 1 (Account code in enable mode)
- Related command -
0406-Item 84, 0511-Service 86

IN 0408 : Ring Cycle Setup
- Description -
This command defines the ringing cycles.

(Refer to command 0113 for ringing cycle pattern)
- Input data -
For all Item : 0...Call

1...Special call 1
2...Special call 2
Item No. Item Default

value
1 Normal trunk 0
2 -- Not Used -- -
3 Intercom call 1
4 DUD/DISA 0
5 DDI 0
6 Leased line (E&M line) 1
7 Doorphone ringing for SLT 0
8 -- Not Used -- -
9 -- Not Used -- -
10 -- Not Used -- -
- Related command -
0113, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 1001-Item 6 (SLT), 1008-Item 4, 1502, 1503, 1801

IN 0410 : Extension (Department) Group Options
- Description -
This command defines the function mode for each department group.
- Input data -
Extension (Department) Group No. [STA Group No?] : 1-8

No. value
1 Pilot call 0...Search from the first ordered extension 0
1...Search from the next of the last called
extension
2 Automatic 0...Disable 0
Step Call 1...Enable (circular)
3 Hunting mode 0...Stop at the last member (non-loop) 0
1...Circular
4 STG All Ring 0...Manual (Enter Service Code) 0
Mode Operation 1...Automatic
- Related command -
0406-Item 64, 0506, 1003
Item 2/3 : 0405-Timer 80


IN 0411 : Setting of Charge Cost
- Description -
This command defines the charge cost per one unit.
- Input data -
Charge cost : 0-65535
- Default value -
Charge cost : 0
- Related command -
0312, 0406-Item 81 & 82, 0418

IN 0412 : Trunk Service Data for E&M / DISA
- Description -
This command defines the service class for DISA trunk and E&M trunk.
<Note> For (Analogue Trunk to Analogue Trunk) and (ISDN Trunk to ISDN Trunk) cases
are supported by this command. However, for (Analogue Trunk to ISDN Trunk) and
(ISDN Trunk to Analogue Trunk) cases are NOT supported by this command.
- Input data -
Class No. : 1-11

Item No : 1-16
Data : 0...off, 1...on
<Note> Class No. 11 can be effected to only for E&M trunk.
- Default value -

No. (All classes)
1 Erase 1 digit of input dial 0
2 Trunk route access 0
3 Trunk group access 0
4 Common abbreviated dial outgoing 0
5 Operator call <NOT for ISDN T-point> 0
6 Internal paging 0
7 External paging 0
8 Specified trunk access 0
9 Forced trunk disconnect 0
10 -- Not Used -- -
: : :
16 -- Not Used -- -
- Related command -
0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17 (data : 2 / 5), 1801, 2302
Item2, 3, 8 : 0405-Timer 73 & 74, 0517, 1811, 1812

Item 4 : 0511-Service 23, 0603
Item 5 : 0501-Type 7, 1105
Item 6 : 0405-Timer 75 & 76

IN 0414 : System Timers, Part B
- Description -
This command defines the value of each system timer.
- Input data -
Timer No. : 1-80

Data : 0-64800 (sec)
- Default value -
Timer Timer Default

No. value
1 -- Not Used -- -
2 VM first message send timer 10
3 DID / DISA busy tone timer 5
4 VAU overflow message interval timer 20
5 -- Not Used -- -
6 -- Not Used -- -
7 Delayed DUD answer timer 10
8 -- Not Used -- -
9 DDI Pilot Call No answer timer 60
10 Caller ID information waiting timer 5
11 -- Not Used -- -
12 Trunk answer detect timer for E&M 30
13 -- Not Used -- -
14 -- Not Used -- -
15 -- Not Used -- -
16 Detection time for Network disconnect signal 10
17 Guard time after no disconnect signal 30
18 DDI incoming ring group no answer timer 20
19 -- Not Used -- -
: : :
80 -- Not Used -- -
- Related command -
0405
Timer 2 : 1006-Code 1070

Timer 3 : 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 1801, 1802
Timer 4 : 0401-Item 31, 0405-Timer 35
Timer 7 : 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17
Timer 10 : 0406-Item 87 / 123 / 124, 0514-Service 36 / 38 / 54, 0921-Item 5,
1006-Code 1073 / 1084 / 1085

IN 0416 : PC Based Voice Mail Options
- Description -
This command defines services for PC based Voice Mail.
- Input data -
Service Type : 1 (call screening)

2 (park & page)
3 (message waiting)
4 (Receive Caller-ID)
Data : 0…off
1…on
- Default value -
Service Type 1-3 : 1 (on)

Service Type 4 : 0 (off)
- Related command -
0108-Tone 48, 0405-Timer 65, 0516, 1001-Item 5 (SLT), 1006-Code 1059 / 1060, 1017

SA 0418 : Setting of Multiplier for Call Cost on ISDN
- Description -
This command defines the Multiplier for call cost.
- Input data -
Value : 100-500(%)
- Default value -
Value : 100 (100%)
- Related command -
0312, 0406-Item 81, 0411

IN 0419 : Setting of Charging Cost Display Supervisor Telephone
- Description -
This command defines the port, which can display the Charging cost.
- Input data -
Extension Port No. : 0-72 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0312, 0406-Item 82, 0411, 0514-Service 58

Table of Contents
05 : System Numbering
0501 : [IN] System Numbering

0502 : [IN] Extension Number and Name
0503 : [IN] DCI Extension Number
0504 : [IN] ACI Extension Number
0506 : [IN] Department Group Pilot Number
0507 : [IN] DCI Pooling Pilot Number
0508 : [IN] ACI Group Pilot Number
0509 : [IN] Voice Mail Group Pilot Number
0510 : [IN] Trunk Access Code
0511 : [IN] Service Code Setup, Part A
0512 : [IN] One-Digit Service Code Setup
0514 : [IN] Service Code Setup, Part B
0516 : [IN] PC Based Voice Mail Pilot Number and Name
0517 : [IN] DISA Control Code
0518 : [IN] Individual Trunk Access Code
0521 : [IN] Cost Center Code for each Extension
dX-Z96 Command 05 - System Numbering.doc

IN 0501 : System Numbering
- Description -
This command defines the purpose of each first/second digit(s) for system numbering plan.
Extension numbers, service codes, trunk access code, etc. shall be defined by this
command.
- Input data -
Dial : 1-##
Digit : 0...Not specified

1...1 digit required
2...2 digits required
Types of dials : 0...Not used

[Kind] 1...Service code access
2...Extension access
3... – Not Used --
4... – Not Used --
5... – Not Used --
6...Trunk access
7...Operator access
8...Individual Trunk Access
9...F-Route Access
15...(refer to “Example Case 2” on next page)
- Default value -
Dial Digit Type

1 3 2 (Extension access)
7 3 1 (Service code access)
8 3 1 (Service code access)
9 1 6 (Trunk access)
0 1 7 (Operator access)
* 4 1 (Service code access)
# 4 1 (Service code access)

IN 0501 : System Numbering
(Example)
<Case 1>
Dial 2, Digit 3, Type 2 - 200 to 299 for extension number.
<Case 2>
Dial 2, Digit -, Type 15
Dial 20, Digit 2, Type 2 - 20 for extension number
Dial 21, Digit 3, Type 3 - 210 to 219 for extension number
Dial 22, Digit 4, Type 4 - 2200 to 2299 for extension number
Dial 23, Digit 3, Type 1 - 230 to 239 for service cord
:
Dial 29, Digit 3, Type 1 - 290 to 299 for service cord
- Related command -
All dial types : 2003
Dial type 1 : 0511, 0514

Dial type 2 : 0502, 0503, 0504, 0506, 0507, 0508, 0509, 0516, 1013, 1024, 1103, 1207,
2002
Dial type 6 : 0510, 0906
Dial type 7 : 0412-Item 5, 1105
Dial type 8 : 0518, 0922, 0923, 1813
Dial type 9 : 0310, 2308

IN 0502 : Extension Number and Name
- Description -
This command defines the Extension Number and its Name for each extension included
Virtual extension.
The extension number can be up to four digits long. The first/second digit(s) of the number
should be assigned in CMD0501 as type 2.
<Note> Once the extension numbers are assigned in this command, same number cannot
be used in CMD0503 & CMD0507 (for DCI), CMD0504 & CMD0508 (for ACI),
CMD0506 (for department group pilot number) and CMD0509 & CMD0516 (for
voice mail number).
- Input data -
Extension port No. [STA PORT No?] : 1-96 (73-96 : Virtual Extension)
Extension Number : Dial (Up to 4 digits)
Name : Alphanumeric (Up to 10 characters)
- Default value -
Extension Extension Name

Port No. Number
1 200 EXT 200
2 201 EXT 201
: : :
72 271 EXT 271
73 None None
: : :
96 None None
- Related command -
0501-Type 2, 1024, 1103, 2002

IN 0503 : DCI Extension Number
- Description -
This command defines the Extension Number for each DCI.

In the software point of view, DCI (as a kind of terminal) has to have extension number.
The DCI extension number can be up to four digits long. The first/second digit(s) of the
number should be assigned in CMD0501 as type 2. However, in the system wide, the same
number must not be found in CMD0502, 0504, 0506, 0507, 0508, 0509 or 0516.
- Input data -
DCI port No. [DCI No?] : 1-72

DCI Extension Number : Dial (Up to 4 digits)
- Default value -
All DCI ports : No setting
- Related command -
0501-Type 2, 1201, 1202, 1204, 1205, 1206, 1207, 2002

IN 0504 : ACI Extension Number
- Description -
This command defines the Extension Number for each ACI.

In the software point of view, ACI (as a kind of terminal) has to have extension number.
The ACI extension number can be up to four digits long. The first/second digit(s) of the
- Input data -
ACI port No. [ACI No?] : 1-6

ACI Extension Number : Dial (Up to 4 digits)
- Default value -
All ACI ports : No setting
- Related command -
0401-Item 24, 0501-Type 2, 1301, 1303, 2002

IN 0506 : Department Group Pilot Number
- Description -
This command defines the pilot access code and the group name of each extension group,
which is set up by CMD1003. Defined name and pilot number are used for Department
Calling and Department Step Calling.
The pilot access number can be up to four digits long. The first/second digit(s) of the
- Input data -
Extension (Department) Group No. [STG No?] : 1- 8

Pilot Number : Dial (Up to 4 digits)
Group Name : Alphanumeric (Up to 10 characters)
- Default value -
Group Pilot Group Name

No. Number
1 None GROUP 01
2 None GROUP 02
: : :
8 None GROUP 08
- Related command -
0410, 0501-Type 2, 0511-Service 60, 0512-Service 1, 0514-Service 40, 1003,

1006-Code 1021 / 1074

IN 0507 : DCI Pooling Pilot Numbers
- Description -
This command defines the pilot access code for each DCI group. When the DCI user dials
this pilot number, one of the DCIs which is idol and highest priority in the DCI group shall
answer. DCI group is assigned by CMD1204 along with priority. (refer to CMD0502)
- Input data -
DCI Group No. [DCG No?] : 1-8

- Default value -
All DCI Groups : No setting
- Related command -
0501-Type 2, 0503, 1201, 1202, 1204, 1205, 1206, 1207

IN 0508 : ACI Group Pilot Number
- Description -
This command defines the pilot access code for each ACI group. (refer to CMD0502)
- Input data -
ACI Group No. [ACG No?] : 1-4

- Default value -
All ACI Groups : No setting
- Related command -
0501-Type 2, 1301, 1303

IN 0509 : Voice Mail Group Pilot Number
- Description -
This command defines the pilot access code for Voice Mail Group. This assignment is for
DX2E-VM-A/C, DX2E-4PVMU-S1. (refer to CMD0502)
- Input data -
- Default value -
Pilot Number : No setting
- Related command -
0501-Type 2, 1407, 1409

IN 0510 : Trunk Access Code
- Description -
This command defines the trunk access code. Trunk access code can be up to four digits
long. The first digit of the code should be defined in CMD0501 as type 6.
- Input data -
Data [CODE] : Dial (Up to 4 digits)
- Default value -
Data : 9
- Related command -
0501-Type 6, 0905, 0906, 0907, 0908

IN 0511 : Service Code Setup, Part A
- Description -
This command defines the dial data of each Service Code. This command contents 100
service codes, and users can specify each service code by favorite number as they like.
The service code can be up to four digits long. The first digit of the code should be defined
in CMD0501 as type 1. However, the same code must not be found in CMD0514.
- Input data -
Service No. [SRVCD?] : 1-100

Dial : 1-####
- Default value -
Service Function Default Code Related Items

No. (Code) (CMD 1006) (CMD 0406)
1 Change of music on hold tone 881 Item 45
2 DND / FWD override call 807 1022 Item 4
3 Call forward – dual ring 842 1000 Item 23
4 -- Not Used -- - - -
5 Night-mode switching 818 1039 - 1042 Item 2
6 Text message 836 1027 Item 75
7 Do not disturb 847 Item 12
8 Call pickup for specified group 868 1009 Item 10
9 Follow-me 846 1001 Item 26
10 Message waiting 841 1023
11 Cancel all messages waiting 873 Item 15
12 Cancel message waiting 871
13 Last number dialing 816 Item 48
14 Conference 826 1016 Item 16
15 Override (off-hook signaling) 809 1018 Item 5
16 Call pickup 867 1007 Item 8
17 Call pickup for another group 869 1008 Item 9
18 Doorphone access 802
19 External paging 803 1004, 1005 Item 22
20 Set camp-on 850 1020 Item 24,25
21 Cancel camp-on 870 1020
22 Alarm 827 Item 27
23 Abbreviated dial – common 813 1037 Item 19
24 Abbreviated dial – group 814 1038 Item 20
25 Saved number dialing 815 1014 Item 49
26 Internal group paging 801 1006 Item 52
27 One-touch dial number saving 855 Item 69
28 Trunk group access 804 1012
29 -- Not Used -- - - -
30 -- Not Used -- - - -
31 -- Not Used -- - - -

No. (Code) (CMD 1006) (CMD 0406)
32 Incoming Intercom call mode setting (voice) 821
33 Incoming Intercom call mode setting (signal) 823 Item 68
34 Flash 806
35 -- Not Used -- - - -
36 Programmable function key programming 851 Item 69
37 System programming mode, log-on #*#* Item 74
38 -- Not Used -- - - -
39 Time and data setting 828 Item 71
40 Switching of voice call and signal call 812 Item 72
41 Toll restriction override 875 Item 33
42 -- Not Used -- - - -
43 Serial operation registration to one touch key 852 1034
44 Meet me answer to specified Internal group 864
Paging
45 Meet me answer to external paging 865
46 Meet me answer to Internal paging 863 1010
47 Head-set mode switching 834 1028
48 -- Not Used -- - - -
49 DCI auto answer mode setting 883
50 Data call disconnect 884 1029
51 DCI initial 880
52 BGM 825 Item 53
53 Key touch tone 824 Item 56
54 Clear last number dialing data 876 Item 48
55 Park hold 831 1033
56 Answer for park hold 861 1033
57 Group hold 832 Item 35
58 Answer for group hold 862 Item 36
59 Incoming ring tone switching 820
60 Step call 808 1021 Item 21
61 Break in 810 1019 Item 44,65,66
62 Call forward no answer 845 1003 Item 32
63 Call forward busy 843 1002 Item 31
64 -- Not Used -- - - -
65 -- Not Used -- - - -
66 -- Not Used -- - - -
67 Specified trunk access 805 0001 – 0052
68 Abbreviated – common registration 853
69 Abbreviated – group, registration 854
70 -- Not Used -- - - -
71 -- Not Used -- - - -
72 Voice Mail talkie recording 835
73 -- Not Used -- - - -
74 -- Not Used -- - - -

No. (Code) (CMD 1006) (CMD 0406)
75 -- Not Used -- - - -
76 MODEM outgoing 817
77 Callback for test on SLT 899
78 Clear saved number dialing data 885 Item 49
79 Extension name program 800 Item 85
80 Check the ringing tone 811 Item 86
81 -- Not Used -- - - -
82 -- Not Used -- - - -
83 Setting the voice call for override 892
(off-hook signaling)
84 Setting the signal call for override 893 Item 68
(off-hook signaling)
85 Call forward – immediate 848 1055 Item 30
86 Account code 891 Item 84
87 -- Not Used -- - - -
88 -- Not Used -- - - -
89 -- Not Used -- - - -
90 Remote Maintenance 830
91 System alarm message delete 840
92 -- Not Used -- - - -
93 -- Not Used -- - - -
94 Answer for non-ringing lines 872
95 Direct call pickup – own group 856 Item 92
96 Enabled on hook when holding (SLT) 849 Item 93
97 Answer on hook when holding(SLT) 859 Item 94
98 Call waiting answer 894
99 -- Not Used -- - - -
100 -- Not Used -- - - -
- Related command -
0501-Type 1, 0514, 2003
Service 1 : 0202-Item 1, 0302, 0406-Item 45

Service 2 : 0406-Item 4, 0512-Service 6, 1006-Code 1022
Service 3 : 0406-Item 23, 1006-Code 1000
Service 5 : 0202-Item 2, 0401-Item 1, 0406-Item 2,
1006-Code 1039 / 1040 / 1041 / 1042
Service 6 : 0103, 0403, 0406-Item 75, 1006-Code 1027
Service 7 : 0406-Item 12
Service 8 : 0406-Item 10, 1006-Code 1009, 1012
Service 10,11,12 : 0406-Item 15, 0512-Service 7, 1006-Code 1023
Service 14 : 0405-Timer 51, 0406-Item 16, 1006-Code 1016

Service 15 : 0406-Item 5, 0512-Service 4, 1006-Code 1018, 1008-Item 5
Service 19 : 0405-Timer 18, 0406-Item 22, 1006-Code 1004 & 1005, 1606
Service 20 : 0405-Timer 6 / 26 / 29, 0406-Item 24 & 25, 0512-Service 5,
1006-Code 1020
Service 22 : 0405-Timer 23, 0406-Item 27
Service 23 : 0401-Item 15, 0406-Item 19, 0412-Item 4, 0603, 1006-Code 1037
Service 24 : 0401-Item 15, 0406-Item 20, 0603, 1006-Code 1038
Service 26 : 0406-Item 52, 1006-Code 1006, 1601, 1602, 1608
Service 27 : 1007
Service 28 : 0905
Service 32,33 : 0401-Item 10, 0406-Item 68
Service 34 : 0114-Item 9 & 10, 0901-Item 5 & 6
Service 37 : 0201
Service 39 : 0202-Item 1, 0406-Item 71
Service 40 : 0406 Item 72 & 127, 0512-Service 3
Service 41 : 0405-Timer 38, 0406-Item 33, 1025
Service 43 : 1006-Code 1034
Service 44,46 : 1006-Code 1010, 1601, 1602, 1608
Service 45 : 1606
Service 50 : 1006-Code 1029
Service 51 : 1206
Service 53 : 0110, 0406-Item 56
Service 55 : 0405-Timer 66, 1006-Code 1033, 1014
Service 57 : 0406-Item 35 & 36
Service 59 : 0111, 0902
Service 60 : 0406-Item 21, 0506, 0512-Service 1, 1003, 1006-Code 1021
Service 61 : 0406-Item 44 / 65 / 66, 0512-Service 2, 1006-Code 1019
Service 62 : 0405-Timer 1, 0406-Item 32, 1006-Code 1003 / 1044
Service 68 : 0603
Service 69 : 0603
Service 80 : 0111, 0406-Item 86
Service 83,84 : 0401-Item 11, 0406-Item 68
Service 86 : 0406-Item 84, 0407
Service 94 : 1015
Service 98 : 0401-Item 18, 0405-Timer 4

IN 0512 : One-Digit Service Code Setup
- Description -
This command defines one-digit service code during BT (Busy Tone) and RBT (Ring Back
Tone).
<Note> If you assign same digit (defined as type 1 in CMD0501) in this command, some
services (in CMD0511 & 0514) may not be available during BT or RBT.
- Input data -
Service No. [SRVCD?] : 1-12

Dial : 1-9, 0, *, #
- Default value -
Service Function Default

No. value
1 Step call No setting
2 Break in No setting
3 Switching of voice/signal call 1
4 Intercom off-hook signaling No setting
5 Camp-on No setting
6 Bypass call No setting
7 Message waiting No setting
8 - Not Used -- -
9 - Not Used -- -
10 STG All Ring mode No setting
11 -- Not Used -- -
12 -- Not Used -- -
- Related command -
Service 1 : 0506, 0511-Service 60, 1003, 1006-Code 1021

Service 2 : 0406-Item 44 / 65 / 66, 0511-Service 61, 1006-Code 1019
Service 3 : 0406-Item 72 & 127, 0511-Service 40
Service 4 : 0406-Item 5, 0511-Service 15, 1006-Code 1018, 1008-Item 5
Service 5 : 0405-Timer 6 / 26 / 29, 0406-Item 24 & 25, 0511-Service 20 & 21,
1006-Code 1020
Service 6 : 0406-Item 4, 0511-Service 2, 1006-Code 1022
Service 7 : 0406-Item 15, 0511-Service 10 / 11 / 12, 1006-Code 1023

IN 0514 : Service Code Setup, Part B
- Description -
This command defines the dial data for the service code. This command contents 100
service codes, and users can specify each service code by favorite number as they like.
The service code can be up to four digits long. The first digit of the code should be defined
in CMD0501 as type 1. However, the same code must not be found in CMD0511.
- Input data -
Service No. [SRVCD?] : 1- 100

Dial : 1-####
- Default value -

No. (Code) (CMD 1006) (CMD 0406)
1 General message play back (VAU) 711 Item 97
2 Record and erase general message (VAU) 712 Item 98
3 Call forward with personal greeting (VAU) 713 Item 99
4 Leave telephone number from DUD/DISA (VAU) 714
5 Direct extension call pickup 715
6 Operation for VAU message (VAU) 716 Item 96
7 Voice mail access ( NVM-Series ) 717
8 -- Not Used -- - - -
9 -- Not Used -- - - -
10 Common canceling service code 720
11 Extension accumulated printout code 721 Item 102
12 Group accumulated printout code 722 Item 103
13 Account code accumulated printout code 723 Item 104
14 Forced trunk disconnect 724 Item 120
15 Answer Machine Emulation( NVM-Series ) 725
16 Message Waiting Set 2 726
17 -- Not Used -- - - -
: : : : :
32 -- Not Used -- - - -
33 Check leave number ( VAU ) 743
34 Dial Block 700 Item 121
35 Trunk port disable 745 Item 122
36 Edit the Caller-ID table data 746
37 -- Not Used --- - - -
38 Check the temporary memory (missed call) 748 1085
39 -- Not Used -- - - -
40 Pilot group withdrawing 750 1074
41 Paging combine 751
42 Personal code 752
43 -- Not Used -- -

IN 0514 : Service Code Setup, Part B
No. (Code) (CMD 1006) (CMD 0406)
44 Conversation recording from SLT 754
( NVM-Series )
45 -- Not Used -- - - -
: : : : :
50 -- Not Used -- - - -
51 Personal speed dial 761
52 -- Not Used -- - - -
53 Walking Toll Restriction 763
54 Indicate Caller-ID table 747 1084
55 -- Not Used -- - - -
56 -- Not Used -- - - -
57 -- Not Used -- - - -
58 Charging cost display by the Supervisor 771
Telephone
59 Dial Blocking by the Supervisor 701
60 STG All Ring Mode 780
61 Specified trunk answer 772
62 Station Park Hold 773
63 -- Not Used -- - - -
: : : : :
100 -- Not Used -- - - -
- Related command -
0501, 0511, 2003
Service 1 : 2202-Item 1, 2203

Service 2 : 2202-Item 1, 2203
Service 6 : 2202-Item 1, 2205, 2207, 2208, 2209
Service 34 : 0703, 0704
Service 40 : 0506, 1006-Code 1074
Service 41 : 1610

IN 0516 : PC Based Voice Mail Pilot Number and Name
- Description -
This command defines the Pilot number and the name for PC based Voice Mail.
(refer to CMD0502)
- Input data -
Pilot Number : Dial

- Default value -
Pilot Number : No setting

Name : No setting
- Related command -
0108-Item 48, 0401-Item 18, 0405-Timer 65, 0501-Type 2, 1001-Item 5 (SLT),

1006-Code 1059 & 1060, 1017

IN 0517 : DISA Control Code
- Description -
This command defines Continue/Disconnect code for DISA trunk-to-trunk.
<Note> The DISA caller has to wait to dial these codes until timer (0405-Timer30
<default=30sec>) is over (peep signal may be heard on the conversation).
- Input data -
Continue code [Continue Code] : 1-9, 0, *, # (Up to 1 digit)

Disconnect code [Disconnect Code] : 1-9, 0, *, # (Up to 1 digit)
- Default value -
All codes : No setting
- Related command -
0405-Timer 73 & 74, 0412-Item 2 / 3 / 8, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 1801

IN 0518 : Individual Trunk Access Code
- Description -
This command defines the Individual Trunk Access Code.
- Input data -
Individual Trunk Access Code [CODE] : Dial (Up to 4 digits)
- Default value -
None
- Related command -
0501-Type 8, 0922, 0923, 1813

IN 0521 : Cost Center Code for each Extension
- Description -
This command defines Cost Center Code at each extension port.
- Input data -
Extension port No. [STA No?] : 1-72

Max digit [DIAL] : 6 (digit)
- Default value -
Port Number Cost Center Code

1 200
2 201
: :
72 271
- Related command -
0901-Item 32, 3002

Table of Contents
06 : Abbreviated Dialing Options
0603 : [SB] Abbreviated Dialing Number and Name

0604 : [SB] Trunk Group for Abbreviated Dialing
0605 : [IN] Destination for MSN / DDI Flexible Transfer
dX-Z96 Command 06 - Abbreviated Dialing Options.doc

SB 0603 : Abbreviated Dialing Number and Name
- Description -
This command stores abbreviated dial data into the abbreviated dial areas, and defines the
abbreviated dial names.
Abbreviated No. 000 to 399 is for Common Abbreviated and each 20 number of 400 to 599
is for Group Abbreviated. (refer to <Note>).
Group Abbreviated is assigned by command 1023.
- Input data -
Abbreviated dial No. [SPD No?] : 0-559

Dial : 1-9, 0, *, #, PAUSE (Up to 24 digits)
- Default value -
All abbreviated dials : No setting
- Related Command -
0401-Item 15, 0406-Item 18 / 19 / 20, 0412-Item 4, 0511-Service 23 / 24 / 68 / 69, 0604,

1006-Code 1037 & 1038, 1023, 1024
<Note>
ABB 000 - 399 : Common ABB
ABB 400 - 419 : Group ABB 1

SB 0604 : Trunk Group for Abbreviated Dialing
- Description -
This command defines the trunk group to be seized for each abbreviated dial.
(refer to CMD0905)
If this command is assigned for 0 (no setting), then seizing line is followed to the trunk
access group routing of individual caller’s extension.
(refer to CMD0907)
- Input data -
Abbreviated dial No. [SPD No?] : 0-559

Trunk group No. [TRK GROUP] : 0-16 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
All abbreviated dials : 0 (No setting)
- Related Command -
0603, 0905, 0907

IN 0605 : Destination Setup for MSN/DDI Flexible Transfer
- Description -
This command assigns the common abbreviated number, which is used as the destination
of MSN/DDI flexible transfer.
- Input data -
Facility No. [TR-TR No.?] : 1-8

Abbreviated dial No. : 0-399 (0 : No definition)
- Default value -
All Facility No. : 0 (No definition)
- Related command -
1806, 1810, 1814, 1815

Table of Contents
07 : Toll Restriction
0701 : [IN] Toll Restriction Class

0702 : [IN] Toll Restriction Table
0703 : [IN] Dial Block Restriction Class
0704 : [SB] Dial Block Release
0705 : [IN] Dial Block Password for Supervisor
dX-Z96 Command 07 - Toll Restriction.doc

IN 0701 : Toll Restriction Class
- Description -
This command defines the toll restriction class.
- Input data -
Class No. : 1 – 8
Item Item Input data

No.
1 International call restriction table 0...Not assigned
2 International call permit code table 1...Assigned
3 Dial number length limit for local call 0...Not assigned
4 Maximum dial number length limit 1...Assigned for table 1
2...Assigned for table 2
5 Common permit code table 0...Not assigned
6 Common restriction table 1...Assigned
7 Restriction for common abbreviated dials
8 Restriction for group abbreviated dials
9 Intercom call restriction
10 Restriction of calls within PABX
11 Permit code table 0...Not assigned
12 Restriction table 1...Assigned for Type 1
2...Assigned for Type 2
(Each type has 60 tables)
13 Restriction for incomplete dialed trunk Transfer 0...Disable
1...Enable
14 Allow the outgoing trunk to common Hold which is 0...Not Allow
Not completed restriction check 1...Allow
- Default value -
Class Item
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
4 1 0 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
5 1 0 3 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0
6 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IN 0701 : Toll Restriction Class
- Related command -
0702, 0703, 0901-Item 19, 1004, 1205, 1802, 1812
Item 7 : 1006-Code 1037

Item 8 : 1006-Code 1038

IN 0702 : Toll Restriction Table
- Description -
This command defines the toll restriction data. Dial 1-9,0,*,# and @ (Flash = Wild card) can
be registered for each table.
- Input data -
[Item No?]
Item 1 International call restriction table <following command 0701 Item 1>
Table No. [Entry No?] : 1-10
Data : Up to 4 digits (International access code should be included in the data)
Item 2 International call permit code table <following command 0701 Item 2>
Data : Up to 6 digits (International access code should be included in the data)
Item 3 Dial number length limit for local call <following command 0701 Item 3>
Table No. [Entry No?] : 1- 4
Data : One of 4-8(digits)
Item 4 Maximum dial number length limit <following command 0701 Item 4>
Data : One of 4-30(digits)
Item 5 Permit code table <following command 0701 Item 11>
Type No. [Table No?] : 1- 4
Data : Up to 12 digits
Item 6 Restriction table <following command 0701 Item 12>
Type No. [Table No?] : 1- 4
Item 7 Common permit code table <following command 0701 Item 5>
Item 8 Common restriction table <following command 0701 Item 6>
Item 9 Trunk access code of PABX (see Note)
<Note > When PBX lines are connected to the system (“Behind PBX” installation), this table
should be registered even if no restriction class is set. The PBX line ports should
be assigned as “1” (Behind PBX line) in CMD0901 Item 7 to Item 10.

IN 0702 : Toll Restriction Tables
- Default value -
Item 1 International call restriction table Table 1-10 : No setting

Item 2 International call permit code table Table 1-4 : No setting
Item 3 Dial number length limit for local call Table 1-4 : 8(digits)
Item 4 Maximum dial number length limit Table 1-4 : 30(digits)
Item 5 Permit code table Type 1-4 : No setting
Item 6 Restriction table Type 1-4 : No setting
Item 7 Common permit code table Table 1-10 : No setting
Item 8 Common restriction table Table 1-10 : No setting
Item 9 Trunk access code of PABX Table 1-4 : No setting
- Related command -
0701, 0703, 0901-Item 19, 1004, 1205, 1812
Item 9 : 0901-Item 7 / 8 / 9 / 10, 0906

IN 0703 : Dial Block Restriction Class
- Description -
This command defines the toll restriction class when Dial Block function is set. (This
assignment is for system base.)
- Input data -
Class [CLASS] : 1-8 <following command 0701>
- Default value -
Class : 1
- Related command -
0406-Item 121, 0514-Service 34, 0701, 0702, 0704, 0705

SB 0704 : Dial Block Release
- Description -
When the extension port is once set in this command, then the extension shall be released
from the Dial Block restriction.
- Input data -
Extension port No. [STA PORT No?] : 0-72 (0: for all extensions)
RLS? (Yes:1) : Dial 1 and HOLD

(Press only HOLD key for cancel)
- Related command -
0406-Item 121, 0514-Service 34, 0703, 0705

IN 0705 : Dial Block Password for Supervisor
- Description -
This command is to set Dial Block Password to be used by Supervisory station.
- Input data -
Password [PWD] : 0-9, *, # (4-digit fixed)
- Default value -
No setting
- Related command -
0406-Item 121, 0514-Service 34 & 59, 0703, 0704

Table of Contents
08 : Night Service Options
0801 : [IN] Automatic Night Service Patterns

0802 : [IN] Weekly Night Service Switching
0803 : [IN] Holiday Night Service Switching
dX-Z96 Command 08 - Night Service Options.doc

IN 0801 : Automatic Night Service Patterns
- Description -
This command defines the daily pattern of auto night switch setting. The system has five
patterns. These patterns are used in Command 0802 and 0803. The daily pattern consists
of ten setting data (night, mid-night, rest), and the day-time mode is the parts other than set
data.
- Input data -
Pattern No. : 1-5

Setting No. [Set No?] : 1-10
Start time(hour) [Start(Hour)] : 0-23
Start time(min.) [Start(Min.)] : 0-59
Finish time(hour) [End(Hour)] : 0-23
Finish time(min.) [End(Min.)] : 0-59
Mode : 0...Day-time mode
1...Night mode
2...Mid-night mode
3...Rest mode
<Note> Default of all the patterns is "Day-time". When changing the mode data to "0", then
the time data is cleared.
(Example)
0:00 9:00 12:00 13:00 17:00 18:00 22:00 0:00

+--------------------------+------------------+-------+----------------+-------+--------------+----------+
Mid-night Day Rest Day Rest Night Mid-night
To make the above schedule, it’s necessary to set the data as follows:-
Setting No. 1 ... 0:00 ... 9:00 Mid-night

Setting No. 2 ... 12:00... 13:00 Rest
Setting No. 3 ... 17:00... 18:00 Rest
Setting No. 4 ... 18:00... 22:00 Night
Setting No. 5 ... 22:00... 0:00 Mid-night
- Default value -
No setting
- Related command -
0401-Item 2, 0802, 0803, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0907, 0908, 0910, 0912, 0917, 0918,
0919, 1004, 1005, 1015, 1016, 1410, 1411, 1801, 1804, 2205, 2208, 2209

IN 0802 : Weekly Night Service Switching
- Description -
This command defines a weekly schedule of night-switch setting.
- Input data -
Day of the week No. [Day No?]: 0...Sunday

1...Monday
2...Tuesday
3...Wednesday
4...Thursday
5...Friday
6...Saturday
Pattern No. : 0-5 (0 : No setting) <following command 0801>
- Default value -
No setting
- Relate command -
0401-Item 2, 0801, 0803, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0907, 0908, 0910, 0912, 0917, 0918,
0919, 1004, 1005, 1015, 1016, 1410, 1411, 1801, 1804, 2205, 2208, 2209

IN 0803 : Holiday Night Service Switching
- Description -
This command defines a yearly schedule of night-switch (Holiday) setting. This schedule is
used for setting of special days such as National Holiday, Summer Vacation, etc.
- Input data -
Month : 1-12
Day No. : 1-31
Pattern No. : 0-5 (0 : No setting) <following command 0801>
- Default value -
No setting
- Related command -
0401-Item 2, 0801, 0802

Table of Contents
09 : Trunk Options
0901 : [IN] Basic Trunk Port Setup, Part A

0902 : [IN] Trunk Ring Tone
0903 : [IN] Trunk Name
0905 : [IN] Trunk Group
0906 : [IN] Trunk Group Routing
0907 : [IN] Trunk Group Routing for Extension
0908 : [IN] Trunk Group Routing for DCI Port
0909 : [IN] Incoming Ring Group Setup
0910 : [IN] Incoming Ring Group for Trunk
0911 : [IN] Trunk Access Map Setup
0912 : [IN] Trunk Access Map for Extension
0914 : [IN] Setting the Music on Hold Source
0915 : [IN] 3.1KHz Audio Ring Group (for ISDN)
0916 : [IN] Non-Restricted Digital Ring Group (for ISDN)
0917 : [IN] DIL Assignment
0918 : [IN] Data Line Assignment
0919 : [IN] Incoming Ring Group Setup for DIL Unanswered
0920 : [IN] Conversation Recording Destination for Trunk
0921 : [IN] Basic Trunk Port Setup, Part B
0922 : [IN] Individual Trunk Group Routing for Extension
0923 : [IN] Individual Trunk Group Routing for DCI Port
0924 : [IN] Calling Party Number Setup for Trunk (for ISDN)
0925 : [IN] Route Table Setup for Trunk on External Call Forward
0926 : [MF] <Reserved>
dX-Z96 Command 09 - Trunk Options.doc

IN 0901 : Basic Trunk Port Setup, Part A C
- Description -
This command defines the details of port type for each trunk.
- Input data -
Trunk port No. [TRK No?] : 1-52

No. value
1 DP/DTMF 0...DP(10PPS) 2
(not supported for ISDN T-point) 1...DP(20PPS)
2...DTMF
2 Incoming type 0...Normal 0
1...Immediately ringing
3 CODEC gain type 1...Type 1 1
2...Type 2
3...Type 3
4...Type 4
5...Type 5
4 -- Not Used -- - -
5 Hooking / Grounding 0...Hook 0
(not supported for ISDN T-point) 1...Ground (not available)
6 Hooking type 0...Hooking time 1(Timed flash) 0
(not supported for ISDN T-point) 1...Hooking time 2(Disconnect)
7 Behind PBX( Day-time ) 0...Stand-alone 0
8 Behind PBX( Night-time ) 1...Behind PBX 0
9 Behind PBX( Mid-night ) 2...CES (not available) 0
10 Behind PBX( Rest ) 0
11 DTD after line seize in manual dial 0...DTD not used 1
Mode 1...DTD used
12 Pause at 1st digit after line seize in 0...No pause 1
manual dial mode 1...Pause
13 SMDR print-out 0...Print out 0
1...Not print out
14 Service type( Day-time ) 0...Normal 0
15 Service type( Night-time ) 1...DUD (Direct Universal Dialing) 0
16 Service type( Mid-night ) 2...DISA 0
17 Service type( Rest ) 3...DDI 0
4...DIL
5...E&M Trunk
6...Delayed DUD
(Delayed DUD is not supported on
ISDN T-point)
18 Outgoing 0...Disabled 1
1...Enabled
19 Restrict 0...Restrict 0
1...Non-restrict

No. value
20 Long-time holding forced 0...Not performed 0
Disconnection 1...Performed
21 Private line 0...No 0
22 Data line 1...Yes 0
23 CODEC Gain Type of 2 Trunks 1...Type 1 2
Conference and Transferred Mode 2...Type 2
3...Type 3
4...Type 4
5...Type 5
24 Answering condition 0...Polarity reversing 1
1...Polarity reversing or Timer
25 -- Not Used -- - -
26 -- Not Used -- - -
27 E&M Trunk Receive Dial Type 0...DP 0
(not supported for ISDN T-point) 1...DTMF
28 -- Not Used -- - -
29 -- Not Used -- - -
30 -- Not Used -- - -
31 Line loop detection 0...Disable 0
<Trunk to Trunk transfer> 1...Enable
(not supported for ISDN T-point)
32 Least Cost Routing 0...LCR Off 0
1...LCR On
2...LCR On (Cost Center Code only)
- Related command -
0921
Item1 : 0101, 0104
Item3 : 0117
Item5, 6 : 0114-Item9&10, 0511-Service34
Item7, 8, 9,10 : 0702-Item9
Item11 : 0116, 0405-Timer12&60
Item12 : 0405-Timer13
Item13 : 0007, 0130, 0404, 1008-Item1
Item14,15,16,17 : 0405-Timer34/35/73/74/75/76/79/80, 0408, 0412, 0414-Timer3/7,
0517, 0801, 0802, 0909, 0910, 0917, 0921,1801, 1802, 1803
Item19 : 0701, 0702
Item20 : 0405-Timer40
Item21 : 0909, 0910, 0911, 0912
Item22 : 0918
Item23 : 0131
Item24 : 0405-Timer30, 0406-Item 46
Item32 : 3001, 3002, 3003, 3004, 3005

<Reference> The details of Item 24 are as below.
[ Reversing (Item 24 : 0) ]
In case the extension user places an outgoing call, only when the system
receives “Polarity Reverse” signal from public exchange, then Call Duration
Timer shall start.
[ Reversing & Timeout (Item 24 : 1) ]

In case the extension user places an outgoing call, once Inter-digit Timer
(Command 0405-Timer 30) has passed, then Call Duration Timer shall
start.(even if the other party is not answered yet) However, the system
receives “Polarity Reverse” signal within the Inter-digit timer, Call Duration
Timer shall start immediately.

IN 0902 : Trunk Ring Tone C
- Description -
This command defines the ringing tone for each trunk. For the details of tone pattern, refer
to Command 0111.
- Input data -

Data : 0...Pattern 1
1...Pattern 2
2...Pattern 3
3...Pattern 4
- Default value -
All Trunks : 0 (Pattern 1)
- Related command -
0111, 0511-Service59, 0909, 0910, 1001-Item2, 1605

IN 0903 : Trunk Name
- Description -
This command defines the name for each trunk.
- Input data -

Data : Alphanumeric (Up to 10 characters)
- Default value -
Trunk port Default value

1 LINE 01
2 LINE 02
: :
52 LINE 52
- Related command -
None

IN 0905 : Trunk Group
- Description -
This command makes trunk group along with priority order of trunk access.
- Input data -

Trunk group No. [TRG No] : 0-16
Priority order [Order No] : 0-52 (for each trunk group)
- Default value -
Trunk port Group Priority

1 1 1
: : :
52 1 52
- Related command -
0402-Item1, 0510, 0511-Service28, 0604, 0906, 0907, 0908, 1006-Code1012

IN 0906 : Trunk Group Routing
- Description -
This command defines the route of trunk access. The system contains 36 routing tables for
trunk access. Each table has four priority orders for trunk access.
- Input data -
Route No. : 1-36

Priority order [Order No?] : 1-4
Data : 0...Not specified
1-16 (Trunk group No.)
1001-1036 (Route No.) <Only for “Order 4”>
- Default value -
Route No. Order Data

Route 01 1 1(Trunk group 1)
2 0(Not specified)
3 0(Not specified)
4 0(Not specified)
Route 02 1 0(Not specified)
: 2 0(Not specified)
Route 36 3 0(Not specified)
4 0(Not specified)
- Related command -
0501-Kind6, 0510, 0702-Item9, 0905, 0907, 0908, 0911, 0912, 0922, 0923,
1006-Code1011, 1015, 1811, 1813
<Example for setting>
In case less than 4 trunk groups;

Route number 1 : Order 1 – Trunk group 1
: Order 2 – Trunk group 2
For the above setting, if all of defined lines in Trunk group 1 are busy, an idle line is
searched from Trunk group 2.
In case more than 4 trunk groups;

: Order 4 – 1002 (Jump to Rroute number 2)
For the above setting, if all of defined lines in the Trunk group 1,2 and 3 are busy, an idle
line is searched from Trunk group 4 and 5.

IN 0907 : Trunk Group Routing for Extension C
- Description -
This command assigns the trunk access route to each extension.
- Input data -
Extension port No. [Port No?] : 1- 96 (73- Virtual extension)

Route No. (Day-time) [Route(DAY)] : 0- 36 (0...Not specified)
Route No. (Night-time) [Route(NIT)] : 0- 36 (0...Not specified)
Route No. (Mid-night) [Route(MID)] : 0- 36 (0...Not specified)
Route No. (Rest) [Route(REST)] : 0- 36 (0...Not specified)
- Default value -
All extension ports : 1 (Route 1)
- Related command -
0510, 0801, 0802, 0905, 0906

IN 0908 : Trunk Group Routing for DCI Port C
- Description -
This command assigns the trunk access route to each DCI.
- Input data -
DCI port No. [Port No?] : 1- 72

Route No. (Day-time) [Route(DAY)] : 0- 36 (0...Not specified)
Route No. (Night-time) [Route(NIT)] : 0- 36 (0...Not specified)
Route No. (Mid-night) [Route(MID)] : 0- 36 (0...Not specified)
Route No. (Rest) [Route(REST)] : 0- 36 (0...Not specified)
- Default value -
All DCIs : 0 (Not specified)
- Related command -
0510, 0801, 0802, 0905, 0906, 1201, 1202

IN 0909 : Incoming Ring Group Setup
- Description -
This command assigns the ringing status of each Incoming Ring Group. Incoming Ring
Group is made by Command 0910.
- Input data -
Incoming ring group No. [IRG No?] : 1-16

Extension port No. [STA PORT No?] : 1-96(73- Virtual extension)
Data : 0...No ringing
1...Ringing
- Default value -
Incoming Ring Extension Data

Group No. Port No.
1 1 1(Ringing)
2 0(Not ringing)
: :
96 0(Not ringing)
2 1 0(Not ringing)
: 2 0(Not ringing)
16 : :
96 0(Not ringing)
- Related command -
0111, 0901-Item14/15/16/17/21, 0902, 0910, 0915, 0916, 0919, 1001-Item2, 1015, 1803

IN 0910 : Incoming Ring Group for Trunk C
- Description -
This command makes Incoming Ring Group.
- Input data -

Target (Day-time) [Target (DAY)] : 0-17 ( Incoming ring group : 0...No setting )
Target (Night-time) [Target (NIT)] : 0-17 ( Incoming ring group : 0...No setting )
Target (Mid-night) [Target (MID)] : 0-17 ( Incoming ring group : 0...No setting )
Target (Rest) [Target (REST)] : 0-17 ( Incoming ring group : 0...No setting )
<Note> Target No. 17 is for Voice Mail Group. (DX2E-VM-A/C, DX2E-4PVMU-S1)
- Default value -
Trunk port Target

No. Day Night Mid-night Rest
1 1 1 1 1
2 1 1 1 1
: : : : :
52 1 1 1 1
<Reference> For ISDN T-point case, 3 different ringing groups can be set per a call depend
on the incoming data on the ISDN trunk.
(1) SPEECH : CMD_0910
(2) 3.1KHz AUDIO : CMD_0915
(3) NON-RESTRICTED DIGITAL : CMD_0916
- Related command -
0111, 0801, 0802, 0901-Item14/15/16/17/21, 0902, 0909, 1001-Item2, 1015, 1404-Item5,

1407, 1411, 1803, 2204

IN 0911 : Trunk Access Map Setup
- Description -
This command defines the trunk access map.
- Input data -
Access map No. [TAM No?] : 1-52

Data : 0...Not specified

1...Outgoing only
2...Incoming only
3...Answer to hold only
4...Outgoing and answer to hold
5...Incoming and answer to hold
6...Incoming and outgoing
7...Incoming, outgoing and answer to hold
- Default value -
Access Map No. Trunk port No. Data

1 1 7 (T, R, H)
2 7 (T, R, H)
: :
52 7 (T, R, H)
2 1 0 (Not specified)
: 2 0 (Not specified)
52 : :
52 0 (Not specified)
- Related command -
0901-Item21, 0906, 0912

IN 0912 : Trunk Access Map for Extension C
- Description -
This command assigns the trunk access map for each extension.
- Input data -
Extension port No. [STA PORT No?] : 1-72

Access map No. (Day-time) [ACS(DAY)] : 1-52
Access map No. (Night-time) [ACS(NIT)] : 1-52
Access map No. (Mid-night) [ACS(MID)] : 1-52
Access map No. (Rest) [ACS(REST)] : 1-52
- Default value -
Extension port No. Day-time Night- Mid-night Rest

time
1 1 1 1 1
2 1 1 1 1
: : : : :
72 1 1 1 1
- Related command -
0801, 0802, 0901-Item21, 0906, 0911

IN 0914 : Setting the Music on Hold Source C
- Description -
This command defines the ACI port to be used as the holding tone source for each trunk.
- Input data -

Holding tone source type : 1-6 (ACI port No.)
254 (Internal holding tone)
255 (External holding tone)
<Note> Port type of ACI is specified as the holding tone source must be set to "INPUT". For
the detail of the internal and external holding tone, refer to Command 0108, Tone
12 / 13.
- Default value -
All trunks : 254 (Internal)
- Related command -
0108-Item12/13, 0302, 1301

IN 0915 : 3.1KHz Audio Ring Group (for ISDN) C
- Description -
This command defines the incoming ring group when a call is received from ISDN trunk by
3.1 KHz, Audio (Telephone, Fax (G2/G3). This command is for ISDN only.
- Input data -

Target (Day-time) [Target(DAY)] : 0-17 (Incoming ring group : 0...No setting )
Target (Night-time) [Target(NIT)] : 0-17
Target (Mid-night) [Target(MID)] : 0-17
Target (Rest) [Target(REST)] : 0-17
<Note> Target No.17 is for Voice Mail Group. (DX2E-VM-A/C, DX2E-4PVMU-S1)
- Default value -
Day time 1
Night time 1
Mid night 1
Rest 1
- Related command -
0307, 0909

IN 0916 : Non-Restricted Digital Ring Group (for ISDN) C
- Description -
This command defines the incoming ring group when a call is received from an ISDN trunk
in the non-restricted digital mode (data communication). This command is for ISDN only.
- Input data -

Target (Day-time) [Target(DAY)] : 0-16 (Incoming ring group : 0...No setting)
Target (Night-time) [Target(NIT)] : 0-16 (Incoming ring group : 0...No setting)
Target (Mid-night) [Target(MID)] : 0-16 (Incoming ring group : 0...No setting)
Target (Rest) [Target(REST)] : 0-16 (Incoming ring group : 0...No setting)
- Default value -
All trunks : No setting
- Related command -
0307, 0909

IN 0917 : DIL Assignment
- Description -
This command defines the destination extension port at DIL incoming.
- Input data -

Target (Day-time) [Target(DAY)] : 0-104 ( 0...No setting
Target (Night-time) [Target(NIT)] : 0-104 73-96...Virtual extension,
Target (Mid-night) [Target(MID)] : 0-104 97-104...Department group No. 1-8 )
Target (Rest) [Target(REST)] : 0-104
- Default value -
All trunks : 1(Extension port 1)
- Related command -
0801, 0802, 0901-Item14/15/16/17(Type4), 0919, 1003

IN 0918 : Data Line Assignment
- Description -
This command defines the destination DCI group when a call is received in the data line.
- Input data -

Target (Day-time) [Target(DAY)] : 0-8 (0...No setting)
Target (Night-time) [Target(NIT)] : 0-8 (0...No setting)
Target (Mid-night) [Target(MID)] : 0-8 (0...No setting)
Target (Rest) [Target(REST)] : 0-8 (0...No setting)
- Default value -
- Related command -
0801, 0802, 0901-Item22, 1201, 1204

IN 0919 : Incoming Ring Group Setup for DIL Unanswered
- Description -
This command defines incoming ring group to be transferred in case of normal incoming call
or DIL call is unanswered within pre-programmed time. (refer to CMD0405 Timer 62)
- Input data -
Trunk port No. [TRK No?] : 1- 52

Target (Day-time) [Target(DAY)] : 0-17 (0...No setting)
Target (Night-time) [Target(NIT)] : 0-17 (0...No setting)
Target (Mid-night) [Target(MID)] : 0-17 (0...No setting)
Target (Rest) [Target(REST)] : 0-17 (0...No setting)
<Note> Target No.17 is for PC based Voice Mail (CMD0516, 1017)
- Default value -
- Related command -
0405 Timer 62, 0516, 0801, 0802, 0901 Item 14-17, 0909, 0917, 1017

IN 0920 : Conversation Recording Destination for Trunk
- Description -
This command sets the conversation recording destination for each trunk.
(This command for the ACI and proprietary Voice Mail only. Not for PC based voice mail.)
<Note> In case of both Commands 0920 and 1020 are assigned, then the system priors to
the data in Command 1020.
- Input data -

Recording Destination Extension No. [ICM No?] : Dial (Up to 4 digits)
(ACI Extension No., ACI Group No., Voice Mail Group No.)
Automatic Recording [Auto] : 0...Disable, 1...Enable
Recording Contents Storing Method [Save] : 0...Save to own Mail Box
1...Save to dialed Mail Box
- Default value -
All Trunk Ports

Extension No. : No Setting
Automatic Recording : 0 (Disable)
Recording Contents Storing Method : 0 (Save to own Mail Box)
- Related command -
1020, 1403, 1407

IN 0921 : Basic Trunk Port Setup, Part B C
- Description -
This command defines the details of port type for each trunk.
- Input data -

No. value
1 Long Conversation cutoff 0...disable 0
1...enable
2 DUD/DISA Transfer Alarm 0...disable 0
1...enable
3 -- Not Used -- -
4 -- Not Used -- -
5 Caller-ID 0...No Service 0
1...Service
6 Detect Network Disconnect 0...disable 0
Signal (basically for UK only) 1...enable
7 VIP-Net Line 0...disable 0
1...enable
8 Detect loop within holding guard 0...disable 0
1...enable
9 Trunk-to-Trunk Limitation 0...disable 0
1...enable (effected when Item6=1)
10 Busy Tone Detection 0…enable 0
1…disable
11 -- Not Used -- -
: :
16 -- Not Used -- -
- Related command -
0901
Item1 : 0405-Timer77/78, 0406-Item107/108

Item7 : 1032

IN 0922 : Individual Trunk Group Routing for Extension
- Description -
This command specifies the individual trunk access route for each extension.
- Input data -
Extension port No. [Port No?] : 1-96 (73-96 : Virtual Extension)
Route No. (Day-time) [Route(DAY)] : 0-36 (0...Not specified)

Route No. (Night-time) [Route(NIT)] : 0-36 (0...Not specified)
Route No. (Mid-night) [Route(MID)] : 0-36 (0...Not specified)
Route No. (Rest) [Route(REST)] : 0-36 (0...Not specified)
- Default value -
All extensions : 0 (Not specified)
- Related command -
0501-Kind8, 0518, 0906

IN 0923 : Individual Trunk Group Routing for DCI Port
- Description -
This command specifies the individual trunk group access route for each DCI.
- Input data -
DCI port No. [Port No?] : 1-72

- Default value -
All DCIs : 0 (Not specified)
- Related command -
0501-Kind8, 0518, 0906

IN 0924 : Calling Party Number Setup for Trunk (for ISDN)
- Description -
This command assigns Calling Party Number for each trunk. The assigned number shall be
sent to the exchange when the caller places an outgoing call.
<Note> In case Calling Party Number is assigned by both Command 0924 and 1031, then
the system priors to the data in Command 1031.
- Input data -
Trunk port No. [Port No?] : 1-52

Calling Party Number [DIAL] : Dial ( up to 12 digits )
- Default value -
- Related command -
0307, 1031

IN 0925 : Route Table Setup for Trunk on External Call Forward C
- Description -
This command sets the Trunk Route Table for External Call Forward. Route Table is set by
Command 0906.
- Input data -
Trunk port No. [Port No?] : 1-52

- Default value -
All trunks : 0 (Not specified)
- Related command -
0405-Timer73/74, 0406-Item79, 0511-Service23/85, 0517, 0906, 1006-Code1055

MF 0926 : <Reserved>


Table of Contents
10 : Extension Options
1001 : [IN] Basic Extension Port Setup, Part A

1003 : [IN] Extension (Department) Group
1004 : [IN] Toll Restriction Class
1005 : [IN] Class of Service
1006 : [IN] Programmable Function Keys
1007 : [SB] One-Touch Key Assignment
1008 : [IN] Basic Extension Port Setup, Part B
1010 : [IN] External Alarm Sensor Ringing Extension
1011 : [IN] Programmable Function Key Initialization
1012 : [IN] Call Pickup Group
1013 : [IN] Hotline Assignment
1014 : [IN] Park Hold Group
1015 : [IN] Ringing Line Preference
1016 : [IN] Multiple Directory number Ring Assignment
1017 : [IN] Voice Mail Group (PC Based)
1018 : [IN] Incoming Virtual Extension Ring Tone Setup
1019 : [IN] Incoming Virtual Extension Ring Tone Order Setup
1020 : [IN] Conversation Recording Destination Setup for Extension
1023 : [SA] Group Abbreviated Dialing Assignment
1024 : [SA] External Hotline Assignment
1025 : [SA] Authorization Codes for Restriction Release
1031 : [IN] Calling Party Number Setup for Extension (for ISDN)
1032 : [IN] Private Calling Party Number Setup for Extension
1033 : [IN] DCI-L Basic Setup
dX-Z96 Command 10 - Extension Options.doc

IN 1001 : Basic Extension Port Setup, Part A C
- Description -
This command defines the basic hardware setting of the telephone port. If PC
Programming is used, the terminal type setting can be found on the screen.
- Input data -
<Key Telephone [KST]>

No. value
1 -- -- Not Used -- - -
2 Trunk incoming ring type 1...High 2…Mid 3…Low 2
3 Intercom Incoming ring type 2
<Single Line Telephone [2ST]>

No. value
1 DP / DTMF 0...DP 1…DTMF 1
2 -- Not Used -- -
3 Loop current 0...20mA 1…35mA 0
4 CODEC gain type 1-5 1
5 Terminal type 0...Normal 1…Special 0
6 Ringing cycle 0...Not fixed 1
1...Fixed (1sec on / 2sec off)
<DCI-L with Single Line Telephone>

No. value
1 DP / DTMF 0...DP 1…DTMF 1
2 -- Not Used -- - -
3 -- Not Used -- - -
4 -- Not Used -- - -
5 Terminal type 0...Normal 1…Special 0
6 Ringing cycle 0...Not fixed 1
1...Fixed (1sec on / 2sec off)

IN 1001 : Basic Extension Port Setup, Part A C
- Related command -
<Key Telephone>
Item2 : 0111, 0406-Item 59, 0902, 0909, 0910, 1018, 1605
Item3 : 0112
<Single Line Telephone>

Item 1 : 0115, 0116, 0405-Timer 17
Item 4 : 0118
Item 5 : 0406-Item 57
Item 6 : 0113, 0408
<DCI-L with Single Line Telephone>

Item 1 : 0116, 0303, 0405-Timer 17, 1033-Item 1 / 2 / 3 / 5 / 6 / 8
Item 5 : 0406-Item 57
Item 6 : 0113, 0408

IN 1003 : Extension (Department) Group
- Description -
This command makes Extension (Department) Group. If extension user places a

department group call by pilot number on command 0506, the system searches the
extension which is assigned to the target extension group on this command.
- Input data -
Extension port No. [STA PORT No?] : 1-96 (73-96 : Virtual extension)
Extension group No. [STG No] : 0-8
Priority [Order No] : 0-96 (For each extension group)
- Default value -
Extension Group No. Priority

port No. (Order)
1 1 1
2 1 2
: : :
96 1 96
- Related command -
0406-Item 64, 0410, 0506, 0511-Service 60, 0512-Service 1, 0917, 1006-Code1021, 1804

IN 1004 : Toll Restriction Class C
- Description -
This command defines the toll restriction class to each extension. The details of toll
restriction is defined by command 0701 and 0702.
- Input data -
Toll restriction class No. (Day-time) [CLS(DAY)] : 1-8

Toll restriction class No. (Night-time) [CLS(NIT)] : 1-8
Toll restriction class No. (Mid-night) [CLS(MID)] : 1-8
Toll restriction class No. (Rest) [CLS(REST)] : 1-8
- Default value -
All extensions and modes :2
- Related command -
0701, 0702, 0801, 0802

IN 1005 : Class of Service for Extensions C
- Description -
This command assigns the service class to each extension. The details of class is assigned
by command 0406.
- Input data -
Service Class No. (Day-time) [CLS(DAY)] : 1-10
Service Class No. (Night-time) [CLS(NIT)] : 1-10
Service Class No. (Mid-night) [CLS(MID)] : 1-10
Service Class No. (Rest) [CLS(REST)] : 1-10
- Default value -
All extensions and modes :1
- Related command -
0406, 0801, 0802

IN 1006 : Programmable Function Key C
- Description -
This command defines the function key data of each Key Telephone.
- Input data -

Key No. : 1-32
Code : 0 ...Not specified (Clear)

1-52 ...Trunk port No.
1000-1100 ...Function setting
Additional data on code : 0-65000
<Note> Additional data is required only for specified function codes.
<Code List>
Code Function Remarks Service Code
No. Code Command
1000 Call forward – dual ringing 842 0511- 3
1001 Follow-me 846 0511- 9
1002 Call forward – busy 843 0511-61
1003 Call forward – no answer 845 0511-62
1004 External group paging Add : Paging Group No. 803 0511-19
1005 External all paging 803 0511-19
1006 Internal group paging Add : Paging Group No. 801 0511-26
1007 Call pickup 867 0511- 6
1008 Call pickup for another group 869 0511-17
1009 Call pickup for specified group Add : Paging Group No. 868 0511- 8
1010 Meet-me answer to internal paging 863 0511-46
1011 Trunk access 9 0510
1012 Trunk group access Add : Trunk Group No. 804 0511-28
1013 -- Not Used -- - -
1014 Saved number dialing 815 0511-25
1015 Memo dialing - -
1016 Conference 826 0511-14
1017 Meet-me conference - -
1018 Override (off-hook signaling) 809 0511-15
1019 Break in 810 0511-61
1020 Camp-on 850 0511-20
870 0511-21
1021 Step call 808 0511-60
1022 DND / FWD override call 807 0511- 2
1023 Message waiting 841 0511-10
1024 -- Not Used -- - -
1025 Room monitoring - -

IN 1006 : Programming Function Keys C
No. Code Command
1026 Handset transmission cut-off - -
1027 Text message 836 0511- 6
1028 Head-set mode 834 0511-47
1029 Data call - -
1030 Data privacy - -
1031 Buzzer - -
1032 Boss-Secretary call - -
1033 Park hold 831 0511-55
861 0511-56
1034 Serial operation registration to 852 0511-43
1035 Series call - -
1036 Virtual extension Add : Extension No. - -
1037 Abbreviated dialing – common (Add : Common ABB No.) 813 0511-23
1038 Abbreviated dialing – group (Add : Group ABB No.) 814 0511-24
1039 Day-time mode (Add : 4 digits password) 818 0511- 5
1040 Night-time mode (Add : 4 digits password) 818 0511- 5
1041 Mid-night mode (Add : 4 digits password) 818 0511- 5
1042 Rest mode (Add : 4 digits password) 818 0511- 5
1043 Common hold - -
1044 Exclusive hold - -
1045 Keyboard dial - -
1046 -- Not Used -- - -
1047 -- Not Used -- - -
1048 -- Not Used -- - -
1049 -- Not Used -- - -
1050 -- Not Used -- - -
1051 -- Not Used -- - -
1052 -- Not Used -- - -
1053 -- Not Used -- - -
1054 -- Not Used -- - -
1055 Call forward – immediate 848 0511-85
1056 -- Not Used -- - -
1057 -- Not Used -- - -
1058 DSS Function Add : Extension No. - -
1059 Voice mail message ( NVM-Series ) - -
1060 Conversation recording ( NVM-Series ) - -
1061 Conversation recording ( Voice Mail ) - -
1062 Pause (Conv. REC) ( Voice Mail ) - -
1063 Additional Recording (Conv. REC) ( Voice Mail ) - -
1064 Mail Box Add : Extension or Pilot - -
No. (Voice Mail)
1065 Re-Recording (Conv. REC) ( Voice Mail ) - -
1066 -- Not Used -- - -
1067 Message delete (Conv. REC) ( Voice Mail ) - -

No. Code Command
1068 Play message ( Voice Mail ) - -
1069 Skip message ( Voice Mail ) - -
1070 Voice mail Call ( Voice Mail ) - -
1071 Automated Attendant Add : Extension or Pilot - -
No. (Voice Mail)
1072 -- Not Used -- - -
1073 Edit Caller-ID information - -
1074 Pilot group withdrawing 750 0514-40
1075 -- Not Used -- - -
1076 -- Not Used -- - -
1077 -- Not Used -- - -
1078 -- Not Used -- - -
1079 -- Not Used -- - -
1080 -- Not Used -- - -
1081 -- Not Used -- - -
1082 VAU Queue Message - -
1083 Intercom LND - -
1084 Indicate caller-ID table area 747 0514-54
1085 Check temporary memory (missed 748 0514-38
call)
1086 24DLS Range Selection - -
- Default value -
All extension ports
Key No. Code Add. Data Key No. Code Add. Data
1 0001 0 17 0017 0
2 0002 0 18 0018 0
3 0003 0 19 0019 0
4 0004 0 20 0020 0
5 0005 0 21 0021 0
6 0006 0 22 0022 0
7 0007 0 23 0023 0
8 0008 0 24 0024 0
9 0009 0 25 0025 0
10 0010 0 26 0026 0
11 0011 0 27 0027 0
12 0012 0 28 0028 0
13 0013 0 29 0029 0
14 0014 0 30 0030 0
15 0015 0 31 0031 0
16 0016 0 32 0032 0
<Note> The above default value is assigned to all extension ports even if 12 / 24 Key type
Key Telephone is connected.

- Related command -
1011
Code 1000 : 0406-Item 23, 0511-Service 3

Code 1003 : 0405-Timer 1, 0406-Item 32, 0511-Service 62
Code 1004/1005: 0405-Timer 18, 0406-Item 22, 0511-Service 19, 1606
Code 1006 : 0406-Item 52, 0511-Service 26, 1601, 1602, 1608
Code 1007 : 0406-Item 8, 0511-Service 16, 1012
Code 1010 : 0511-Service 44, 1601, 1602, 1608
Code 1011 : 0906
Code 1012 : 0402-Item 1, 0905
Code 1014 : 0406-Item 49, 0511-Service 25 & 78
Code 1015 : 0406-Item 47
Code 1016 : 0405-Timer 51, 0406-Item 16, 0511-Service 14
Code 1017 : 0405-Timer 9, 0406-Item 17
Code 1018 : 0406-Item 5, 0511-Service 15, 0512-Service 4, 1008-Item 5
Code 1019 : 0406-Item 44 / 65 / 66, 0511-Service 61, 0512-Service 2
Code 1020 : 0405-Timer 6 / 26 / 29, 0406-Item 24 & 25, 0511-Service 20 & 21,
0512-Service 5
Code 1021 : 0506, 0511-Service 60, 0512-Service 1, 1003
Code 1022 : 0406-Item 4, 0511-Service 2, 0512-Service 6
Code 1023 : 0406-Item 15, 0511-Service 10 / 11 / 12, 0512-Service 7
Code 1025 : 0406-Item 54 & 55
Code 1027 : 0403, 0406-Item 75, 0511-Service 6
Code 1029 : 0511-Service 50, 1207
Code 1030 : 0406-Item 7
Code 1031 : 0406-Item 67
Code 1033 : 0402-Item 4, 0405-Timer 66, 0511-Service 55 & 56, 1014
Code 1034 : 0511-Service 43
Code 1036 : 1016, 1018, 1019
Code 1037 : 0401-Item 15, 0406-Item 18 & 19, 0511-Service 23, 0603, 0701-Item 7
Code 1038 : 0401-Item 15, 0406-Item 18 & 20, 0511-Service 24, 0603, 0701-Item 8
Code 1039-1042 : 0202-Item 2, 0401-Item 1, 0406-Item 2, 0511-Service 5
Code 1044 : 0402-Item 4, 0405-Timer 2 & 3, 0511-Service 62
Code 1061 : 0401-Item 24, 1407
Code 1062-1065 : 0509, 1409
Code 1067-1069 : 0509, 1409
Code 1071 : 0509, 1409
Code 1070 : 0414-Timer 2, 1407, 1409
Code 1074 : 0506, 0514-Service 40
Code 1086 : 1103, 1106

SB 1007 : Programming One-Touch Keys
- Description -
This command defines the one-touch key data of each key telephone.
- Input data -

Key No. : 1-10
Dial : 1-0, *, #, PAUSE (Up to 24 digits)
- Default value -
All extension ports, Al keys : No setting
- Related command -
0511-Service 27

IN 1008 : Basic Extension Port Setup (Part B) C
- Description -
This command defines individual data for each extension port.
- Input data -
Item No. Item Input Data Default value

(All Ext. ports)
1 SMDR Printout 0...Not print out 1 (Printout)
1...Print out
2 Auto extension seize 0...off 1 (on)
1...on
3 Automatic trunk seizing 0...off 0 (off)
1...on
4 Ringing tone cycle 0...Normal 0 (Normal)
1...Continuous
2...Long-cycle
5 Intercom off-hook signaling 0...Mute ringing 0 (Mute ringing)
1...No sound
2...Normal volume
- Related command -
Item1 : 0130, 0404, 0901-Item 13

Item4 (Normal) : 0113-Pattern 2, 0113, 0408-Item 3
Item4 (Continuous, Long cycle) : 0113-Pattern 10 & 11
Item5 : 0401-Item 19, 0406-Item 5 & 6, 0511-Service 15,
0512-Service 4, 1006-Code 1018

IN 1010 : Alarm Sensor Ring Extension Assignment C
- Description -
This command defines an extension set that rings when an external alarm is activated by
the sensor of PGDU.
- Input data -

Sensor (Alarm) No. [Sensor No?] : 1-8
Data : 0...Not ring
1...Ring
- Default value -
All extension ports, All Sensor (Alarm) No. : 0 (Not ring)
- Related command -
0108, 0113, 0304, 0305

IN 1011 : Programmable Function Key Initialization
- Description -
This command initializes the setting of the function keys of Key Telephones. After
initializing, trunks are assigned to each Programmable key in accordance with following
system data.
- Trunk Access Map Setup <Command 0911>

- Trunk Access Map for Extension <Command 0912>
- Input data -
Extension port No. [STA PORT No?] : 0-72 (0 : All)

Clear all data [Initial?(Yes:1)] : Dial 1 and “HOLD”
(Press only “HOLD” for Cancellation)
- Related command -
1006

IN 1012 : Call Pickup Group
- Description -
This command makes Call Pickup Group.
- Input data -
Call pickup group No. [STG No] : 0-8
Priority [Order No] : 0-96 (For each group)
- Default value -
Extension Port No. Group No. Priority

1 1 1
2 1 2
: : :
96 1 96
- Related command -
0406-Item 8 / 9 / 10, 0511-Service 8 / 16 / 17, 1006-Code 1007 / 1008 / 1009

IN 1013 : Intercom Hotline Assignment
- Description -
This command defines the extension No. of the originator and the destination for intercom
hotline.
- Input data -
Hotline No. : 1-24

Originator [Origin EXT No] : Extension No. (Virtual extension included)
Destination [Target EXT No] : Extension No. (Virtual extension included)
<Note> “Extension No.” which is assigned by Command 0502 should be entered to the
“Originator” and “Destination”. (NOT Extension Port No.)
- Default value -
All Hotlines : No setting
- Related command -
0405-Timer 16, 0406-Item 41, 0501-Type 2

IN 1014 : Park Hold Group C
- Description -
This command makes Park Hold Group.
- Input data -

Park hold group No. : 1-8
- Default value -
Extension port No. Group

1 1
2 1
: :
72 1
- Related command -
0402-Item 4, 0405-Timer 66, 0511-Service 55 & 56, 1006-Code1033

IN 1015 : Ringing Line Preference C
- Description -
This command specifies the trunk group route No. for off-hook auto answer for non-ringing
trunks.
- Input data -

Route No. (Day-time) [Route(DAY)] : 0-36(0 : No setting)
Route No. (Night-time) [Route(NIT)] : 0-36(0 : No setting)
Route No. (Mid-night) [Route(MID)] : 0-36(0 : No setting)
Route No. (Rest) [Route(REST)] : 0-36(0 : No setting)
- Default value -
All extensions and modes : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0511-Service 94, 0801, 0802, 0906, 0909, 0910

IN 1016 : Virtual Extension Ring Assignment
- Description -
This command defines ringing conditions for the virtual extension which is registered by
Command 1006 (Code 1036).
- Input data -

Function key No. [F_Key No?] : 1-32
Ringing (Day-time) [Ring(DAY)] : 0...Not ring 1...Ring
Ringing (Night-time) [Ring(NIT)] : 0...Not ring 1...Ring
Ringing (Mid-night) [Ring(MID)] : 0...Not ring 1...Ring
Ringing (Rest) [Ring(REST)] : 0...Not ring 1...Ring
- Default value -
All extension ports and modes : 0 (Not ring)
- Related command -
0516, 0801, 0802, 1006-Code 1036, 1018, 1019

IN 1017 : Voice Mail Group (PC Based)
- Description -
This command specifies the extension port as PC based voice mail (NVM series).
- Input data -
Voice mail group No.[VX PORT No?] : 1- 16

Extension port No.[STA PORT No?] : 0-72 (0 : No setting)
<Note> Assigned extension port should be “Analogue Extension Port”.
- Default value -
All voice mail groups : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0108-Item 48, 0401-Item 18, 0405-Timer 65, 0516, 1001-Item 5 (SLT),

IN 1018 : Incoming Virtual Extension Ring Tone Setup
- Description -
This command defines incoming virtual extension ring tone.
- Input data -
Extension port No. [ICM No?] : 1-96 (73-96 : Virtual extension)

Data [R-Type] : 0...Tone pattern 1
1...Tone pattern 2
2...Tone pattern 3
3...Tone pattern 4
4...Incoming extension ring tone
- Default value -
All extension ports :0 (Tone pattern 1)
- Related command -
0111, 0502, 1001-Item 2, 1006-Code 1036, 1016, 1019

IN 1019 : Incoming Virtual Extension Ring Tone Order Setup
- Description -
This command defines incoming virtual extension ring tone order.
- Input data -

Order : 1-4
Data : 0...Tone pattern 1
1...Tone pattern 2
2...Tone pattern 3
3...Tone pattern 4
4...Incoming extension tone
- Default value -
All Extension ports
Order 1 : 0 (Tone pattern 1)

- Related command -
0502, 1006-Code 1036, 1016, 1018

IN 1020 : Conversation Recording Destination Setup for Extension
- Description -
This command sets the conversation recording destination for each extension.
<Note> In case of both Commands 0920 and 1020 are assigned, then the system priors to
the data in Command 1020.
- Input data -
Extension Port No. [STA PORT No?] : 1- 96 (73-96 : Virtual Extension)

Recording Destination Extension No. [ICM No] : Dial
(ACI Extension No., ACI Group No., Voice Mail Group No.)
Automatic Conversation Recording [Auto] : 0...Disable, 1...Enable
Recording Contents Storing Method [Save] : 0...Save to own Mail Box
1...Save to dialed Mail Box
- Default value -
All Extension Ports
Recording Destination Extension No. : No Setting

Automatic Conversation Recording : 0 (Disable)
Recording Contents Storing Method [Save] : 0 (Save to own Mail Box)
- Related command -
0920, 1403, 1407, 1409

SA 1023 : Group Abbreviated Dialing Assignment
- Description -
This command makes a group for Group Abbreviated Dialing.
- Input data -

Group No. [GROUP No] : 1-8
- Default value -
All extensions : 1 ( Group 1 )
- Related command -
0603

IN 1024 : External Hotline Assignments
- Description -
This command defines the originator and destination of External Hotline. One of Common
ABB No. is used as destination.
- Input data -
Hotline No. : 1-5

Originator [Origin EXT No] : Extension No.
Destination [Common SPD No] : Common abbreviated No. (000-199)
<Note> “Extension No.” which is assigned by Command 0502 should be entered to the
“Originator”. (NOT Extension Port No.)
- Default value -
All hotlines : No setting
- Related command -
0501-Type 2, 0502, 0603, 0604

IN 1025 : Toll Restriction Override Password Setup
- Description -
This command defines the password of the Toll Restriction Override for each extension to
release the toll restriction.
- Input data -

Password [Code] : 4 digits
- Default value -
All extensions : No setting
- Related command -
0405-Timer 38, 0406-Item 33, 0511-Service 41

IN 1031 : Calling Party Number Setup for Extension (ISDN)
- Description -
This command assigns Calling Party Number for each extension. The assigned number
shall be sent to the exchange when the caller places an outgoing call.
<Note> In case Calling Party Number is assigned by both Command 0924 and 1031, then
the system priors to the data in Command 1031.
- Input data -
Extension port No. [STA No?] : 1-96 (73-96 : Virtual extension)

Calling Party Number [DIAL] : Dial (up to 12 digits)
- Default value -
All extension ports : No setting
- Related command -
0307, 0924

IN 1032 : Private Calling Party Number Setup for Extension (for ISDN)
- Description -
This command sets the calling No. for Private per extension. (for VIP-Net Line)
The calling No. for Private is up to 7 digits.
- Input data -
Extension port No. [STA No?] : 1-72

Calling No. for Private [DIAL] : Dial ( up to 7 digits )
- Default value -
All extension ports : No setting
- Related command -
0921-Item7

IN 1033 : DCI-L Basic Setting C
- Description -
This command defines the basic setting of DCI-L.
-Input data -
DCI-L Port No. [STA No?] : 69-72
Item Item Input Data Default value

No.
1: Norway type
1 Software Type 2: Standard type 2
3: Sweden type
2 Minimum break time 1 (5msec)
3 Minimum make time 1 (5msec)
1-255
4 Off-hook time 21 (105msec)
( 5msec - 1275msec)
5 No detection time after off-hook 60 (300msec)
6 Maximum break pulse time 20 (100msec)
1-127 50
7 Maximum flash-hook time
( 20msec - 2540msec) (1000msec)
1-127
8 Maximum make pulse time 20 (100msec)
( 5msec - 635msec)
1-127
9 No detection time after dial detection. 70 (355msec)
( 10msec - 640msec)
10-
-- Not Used -- - -
16
1-255 0.1dB step
17 TX-gain set 128 (-6.3dBm)
(+6.4dBm - -19.0dBm)
1-255 0.1dB step
18 RX-gain set 128 (-4.6dBm)
(-17.3dBm - +8.1dBm )
1 : 25mA
19 Loop current 1
2 : 35mA
1 : 25Hz
20 Ringer frequency 1
2 : 16Hz
<Note1> If data 0 is assigned to Item 17 or 18, this assignment means “no tone”.
<Note2> For item6 & item7, there are some internal technical specifications.
Item7 (max. flash-hook time) is activated after expiring of Item6 (max. break pulse
time)
And, there is fixed 30msec timer to be added before acceptable flash time.
<example1>
Item6=10 (50msec), Item7=5 (100msec)
a) acceptable maximum break time of DP dial : 50msec (as item6)
b) acceptable minimum flash time : 80msec (item6 + 30msec)
c) acceptable maximum flash time : 180msec (item7 + item6 + 30msec)
<example2>
If you want to set the acceptable flash duration of “100msec - 300msec”, then:-
==> Item6 = 14 (70msec) , Item7 = 10 (200msec)
- Related command -
0502, 1001 (DCI-L)

Table of Contents
11 : DSS Console Options
1101 : [IN] DSS Console Extension Assignment

1103 : [IN] DSS Key Assignment
1104 : [SA] DSS Console Alternate Answer
1105 : [IN] Operator’s Extension
1106 : [IN] DLS Key Assignment
1107 : [IN] Operator Console Assignment
dX-Z96 Command 11 - DSS Console Options.doc

IN 1101 : DSS Console Extension Assignment
- Description -
This command defines the port for Key Telephone connected with the DSS console.
- Input data -
DSS No. : 1-4

Extension port No. : 0-72(0 : No setting)
- Default value -
All DSS No.

Extension port No. : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
1103, 1104, 1106, 1107, 2501
<Reference>
When DSS console is connected to a Key Telephone, then the system recognizes the
existence, and allocates the port automatically.

IN 1103 : DSS Key Assignment C
- Description -
This command defines the DSS key data for 110DSS/24DLS console. The DSS key can be
set for any function up to four digits long (e.g. extension number, Service code, etc.)
- Input data -
DSS No. : 1-4

Key No. : 1-100
Data : Dial code
(Extension No (CMD0502), Service Code (CMD0511/0514). up to 4 digits)
- Default value -
All DSS consoles
Key Data
1 200
2 201
: :
72 271
73 None
: :
100 None
- Related command -
0501-Type 2, 0502, 1006-Code1086, 1101, 1104, 1106, 2002
<Reference>
There are 3 cases that DSS status can be shown as follows:-
(1) An 110DSS console is connected => In case of EXT1 key is lit, then 100 keys on the
DSS console show station status as
programmed in this command.
(2) Two 110DSS consoles are => The 1st DSS console shows station status as
connected in cascade method programmed in this command (while EXT1 is lit)
(3) A 24DLS console is connected => In case of function key (code1086) is not lit on the
key telephone, then 24 keys on the DLS console
show station status as programmed on the Key
No. of 1-24 in this command accordingly.

SA 1104 : DSS Console Alternate Answer
- Description -
This command assigns the alternate DSS console station in case of off-duty mode is set. (by
pressing ALT key on the DSS console)
- Input data -
DSS No. : 1-4

Alternate DSS No. : 0-4 (0 : Not specified)
- Default value -
All DSS Consoles : 0 (Not specified)
- Related command -
0406-Item 28, 1101, 1103, 1106

IN 1105 : Operator’s Extension
- Description -
This command designates an operator. When any extension user dials “0” or “9” (defined by
Command 0501-Type 7), the assigned extension shall ring.
- Input data -
Extension port No.[OPERATOR:] : 0-72 (0 : Not specified)
- Default value -
0 (Not specified)
- Related command -
0412-Item 6, 0501-Type 7

IN 1106 : DLS Key Assignment
- Description -
This command defines the DLS key data for 110DSS/24DLS console.
- Input data -
DSS No. : 1-4

Key No. : 1-100
Data : 0-52 (Trunk port No.)
- Default value -
All DSS consoles
Key Data
1 1
2 2
: :
52 52
53 None
: :
100 None
- Related command -
1006-Code1086, 1101, 1103, 1104
<Reference>
There are 3 cases that DLS status can be shown as follows:-
(2) An 110DSS console is connected => In case of EXT2 key is lit, then 100 keys on the
DSS console show trunk status as programmed
in this command.
(2) Two 110DSS consoles are => The 2nd DSS console shows trunk status as
connected in cascade method programmed in this command (while EXT2 is lit)
(3) A 24DLS console is connected => In case of function key (code1086) is lit on the
key telephone, then 24 keys on the DLS console
show trunk status as programmed on the Key No.
of 1-24 in this command accordingly.

IN 1107 : Operator Console Assignment
- Description -
This command assigns the operator’s extension as operator console (special telephone).
(In case “Special Operator Console is assigned, function key No. 17 to 24 work as operator
loop key on operator’s extension which is assigned by command 1101.)
- Input data -
Data [DATA] : 0...Normal key set

1...Special Operator Console
- Default value -
Data : 0 (Normal key set)
- Related command -
1101

Table of Contents
12 : DCI Options
1201 : [SB] DCI Initial Pattern Setup

1202 : [SB] Basic DCI Port Setup
1204 : [IN] DCI Group
1205 : [IN] DCI Toll Restriction Class
1206 : [SB] DCI Initialize
1207 : [IN] DCI Hotline Assignment
dX-Z96 Command 12 - DCI Options.doc

SB 1201 : DCI Initial Pattern Setup
- Description -
This command defines the initial data of DCI. Up to 10 kinds of DCI Sub-Type are made by
this command. Then the defined DCI Sub-Type is assigned to each DCI by Command
1202.
<Note> In case the parameter has been changed by this command, the applicable DCI port
must be reset by Command 1206 or Service Code 880 (command 0511-Item 51).
- Input data -
DCI sub-type No. : 1-10

Item No. : 1...S-register
2...LAPB register
<S-register>
S-register S-register Input Data Default
No. value
0 Auto answer time 0,1-255 (0 : No auto answer, 2-510sec) 0
1 Ring count 0-255 (0-510sec) 0
2 Escape code 0-127 (*) 43
3 Carriage return code 0-127 (*) 13
4 Line feed code 0-127 (*) 10
5 Back space code 0-32,127(*) 8
7 Carrier wait time 1-255 (1-255sec) 30
9 Carrier detect time 1-255 (10-2550ms) 6
10 Non-carrier detect time 1-255 (10-2550ms) 14
12 Escape code guard time 0-255 (0-5100ms) 50
25 ER delay 1-255 (10-2550ms) 5
58 DCE mode 0…(DTE I/F Mode) 1…(DCE I/F Mode) 0
61 Packet size 0-255 (0-255byte) 255
62 Terminate code 0-127 (*) 13
63 Data time 0-255 (0-12750ms) 20
64 Result code 0...Send 1...Not send 0
Result code type 0...Digit 1...Word 1
Result code mode 0...Basic 1...Extended 1 0
2...Extended 2 3...Extended 3
4...Extended 4
65 Baud rate 1...300bps 2...600bps 3...1200bps 3
4...2400bps 5...4800bps 6...9600bps
7...19200bps
Stop bit 0...Stop bit 1 1...Stop bit 2 0
Character length 0...7bits 1...8bits 1
Parity 0...None 1...reserve 0
2...Odd 3...Even

SB 1201 : DCI Initial Pattern Setup
S-register S-register Input Data Default
No. value
66 RS on timing 0...Control 1...Normal ON 0
ER on timing 0...Control 1...Normal ON 0
CD on timing 0...Control 1...Same as RS 0
Flow control 0...None 1
1...RS/CS
2...X_ON/OFF Between DCI and terminal
3...X_ON/OFF Transparent
(*) represents ASCII decimal converted data.
<LAPB-register>
Item Input Data Default value
T1(IN) 0-65535 (0-65535ms) 500
T2(IN) 0-65535 (0-65535ms) 250
N1(IN) 0-65535 (0-65535bit) 2080
N2(IN) 0-65535 (0-65535times) 20
K(IN) 0-7 (0-7frames) 7
T1(EX) 0-65535 (0-65535ms) 2000
T2(EX) 0-65535 (0-65535ms) 1000
N1(EX) 0-65535 (0-65535bit) 2080
N2(EX) 0-65535 (0-65535times) 7
K(EX) 0-7 (0-7frames) 7
- Related command -
0007, 0008, 0404-Item 3, 0503, 0507, 0908, 0918, 1202, 1204, 1205, 1206, 1207, 1401

SB 1202 : Basic DCI Port Setup C
- Description -
This command defines the DCI port type. The details of DCI sub-type shall be assigned by
Command 1201.
- Input data -
DCI port No.[DCI No?] : 1-72

DCI type : 0...None
1...RS 232C (3DCI-A or DCI-A)
2...Centronics (DCI-B)
3... -- Not Used --
4...Used DCE I/F (DCI-A for external modem connection)
DCI sub-type : 1-10 <refer to Command 1201>
- Default value -
All DCIs
DCI type : 1 (Serial)
DCI sub-type : 1 (DCI initial type 1)
- Related command -
0007, 0008, 0404-Item 3, 0503, 0507, 0908, 1201, 1206, 1401

IN 1204 : DCI Group
- Description -
This command makes DCI Group along with priority. When one of the DCI dials Pilot
Number of DCI group (assigned by Command 0507), highest priority DCI port of the idle
condition within target DCI group will receive an incoming DCI call.
- Input data -

DCI group No.[DCG No:] : 0-8
Priority [Order No:] : 0-72 (for each DCI group)
- Default value -
DCI port No. Group No. Priority

1 1 1
2 1 2
: : :
72 1 72
- Related command -
0503, 0507, 0918, 1201

IN 1205 : DCI Toll Restriction Class C
- Description -
This command specifies the toll restriction class for each DCI.
- Input data -

Toll restriction class No. (Day-time) [CLS(DAY)] : 1-8
Toll restriction class No. (Night-time) [CLS(NIT)] : 1-8
Toll restriction class No. (Mid-night) [CLS(MID)] : 1-8
Toll restriction class No. (Rest) [CLS(REST)] : 1-8
- Default value -
Day-time 2
Night-time 2
Mid-night 2
Rest 2
- Related command -
0503, 0507, 0701, 0702, 1201

SB 1206 : DCI Initialize
- Description -
This command initializes the DCI.
- Input data -
DCI port No.[DCI No?] : 0-72 (0 : All DCIs)
- Related command -
0007, 0008, 0404-Item 3, 0503, 0507, 0511-Item 51, 1201, 1202
<Note> In case any parameters of DCI are changed once, then this command has to be
carried out for reset purpose. (Instead, service code 880 <Command 0511-Item
51> can be used during normal operation status.)

IN 1207 : DCI Hotline Assignment
- Description -
This command defines the DCI hotline (originator and destination DCI).
- Input data -
Hot-line No. : 1-24

Originator [Origin] : DCI extension No. <refer to Command 0503>
Destination [Target] : DCI extension No. <refer to Command 0503>
- Default value -
All Hot-line : No setting
- Related command -
0501-Type 2, 0503, 0507, 1006-Code 1029, 1201

Table of Contents
13: ACI Options
1301 : [IN] Basic ACI Port Setup

1303 : [IN] ACI Group
dX-Z96 Command 13 - ACI Options.doc

IN 1301 : Basic ACI Port Setup
- Description -
This command defines the ACI port type.
- Input data -
ACI port No.[ACI No?] : 1-6

ACI type : 0...No setting
1...Input
2...Output
- Default value -
All ACI ports;

ACI type : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0401-Item 24, 0504, 0508, 0914, 1303
<Reference> In case the sound source (for BGM, Music on Hold) is connected to ACI, ACI
type shall be assigned to “1 : Input”. In case the recording equipment (for
conversation recording) is connected to ACI, ACI type shall be assigned to “2 :
Output”.

IN 1303 : ACI Group
- Description -
This command makes ACI Group along with priority.
- Input data -
ACI port No.[ACI No?] : 1-6

ACI group No.[ACG No:] : 0-4
Priority [Order No:] : 0-6 (for each ACI group)
- Default value -
ACI port No. Group No. Priority

1 1 1
2 1 2
: : :
6 1 6
- Related command -
0504, 0508, 1301, 1804

Table of Contents
14: Voice Mail Options
1403 : [IN] Voice Mail Options

1404 : [IN] Message Recording (Leave Message) Setup
1405 : [IN] Call Information (Mail Forward Service) Setup
1406 : [IN] Voice Mail System Password Setup
1407 : [IN] Mail Box Setup
1408 : [IN] Voice Mail Feature Data Initialize
1409 : [IN] Port / Slot Assignment for Voice Mail
1410 : [IN] Delayed Automated Attendant Setup
1411 : [IN] Incoming Call Mode Setup (Voice Mail)
1413 : [IN] Voice Mail Multiple Address Abbreviated Code Setup
1414 : [IN] Voice Mail Multiple Address Abbreviated Name Setup
1417 : [IN] Maintenance Time Setting for Voice Mail
1418 : [IN] ADPCM Selection (Maximum Recording Time)
1419 : [IN] Automatic Message Erasing Setup
dX-Z96 Command 14 - Voice Mail Options.doc

IN 1403 : Voice Mail Options
- Description -
This command defines several data of Voice Mail.
- Input data -

No. value
1 Waiting time until first message 0-5 (sec) 1
2 Automatic erase 0...Disable 0
1…Enable
3 Temporary Mail Box No. 0-300 (0 : No setting) 0
4 Mode Selection for unappointed 0...Store to Temporary Mail Box 0
Conversation Recording 1...Call Back and request
appointment
- Related command -
0920, 1020, 1407

IN 1404 : Message Recording (Leave Message) Setup
- Description -
This command defines the details of “Message Recording while Absence (Leave
Message)”.
<Note> “Message Recording while Absence (Leave Message)” shall work under the
“Automated Attendant” mode setting.
- Input data -

No value
1 Maximum number of left message by outside 0-100 (0 : No limitation) 0
Caller
2 Maximum number of left message by 0-30 (0 : No limitation) 0
Internal caller (extensions)
3 Maximum duration time for left message 1-10 (min.) 1
(for intercom call)
4 Item 3 setting is applicable for external call 0...No 0
1...Yes
5 Leave a message by outside caller 0...Enable 0
1...Disable
- Related command -
Item5 : 0910

IN 1405 : Call Information (Mail Forward Service) Setup
- Description -
This command defines the details of “Call Information when Message is Left (Mail Forward
Service)”.
<Note> “Call Information when Message is Left (Mail Forward Service)” shall work under
the “Automated Attendant” mode setting.
- Input data -

No value
1 Maximum number of outgoing call simultaneously 0-12 1
2 Trunk group No. 1-16 1
3 Call interval for intercom call 1-30 (min.) 10
4 Call interval for external call 1-30 (min.) 10
5 -- Not Used -- - -
6 Maximum number of intercom call 1-100 (times) 3
7 Maximum number of external call 1-100 (times) 3
8 -- Not Used -- - -
9 -- Not Used -- - -
10 -- Not Used -- - -
- Related command -
0905

IN 1406 : Voice Mail System Password Setup
- Description -
This command defines System Passwords.
- Input data -
Administrator No. [User No.] : 1-2

System Password [Password] : 0000-9999 (4-digit fixed)
Level of administrator [Level] : 0...No Operation
1...Level 1
2...Level 2
<Note> There are 2 types of Administrator level. The function availability of each password
level is as below.
Level 1 : User Guidance Message Operation

Replay left message for all Mail Box
Change each Mail Box Password
Level 2 : Replay left message for all Mail Box

Change each Mail Box Password
- Default value -
Password : None
Level : 0 (No Operation)
- Related command -
None

IN 1407 : Mail Box Setup
- Description -
This command defines Mail Box No. and Password for each extension.
- Input data -
Box No.[M_Box No?] : 1-300

Mail Box No.[Box No.] : Dial (Max. 4-digit)
Password : 0000-9998 (4-digit fixed)
<Note> Mail Box No. should be same as extension number for easier operation.
- Default value -
All Boxes
Mail Box No. : No setting
Password : No setting
- Related command -
0401-Item 24, 0910, 0920, 1020, 1403,

1006-Code 1061 / 1062 / 1063 / 1064 / 1065 / 1066 / 1067 / 1068 / 1069 / 1070 / 1071

IN 1408 : Voice Mail Feature Data Initialize
- Description -
This command initializes Voice Mail Data. Only user setting data shall be initialized except
recorded messages.
- Input Data -
[Initial (Yes:1)] Yes…1

No…[HOLD] key
- Related command -
None

IN 1409 : Port / Slot Assignment for Voice Mail
- Description -
This command assigns the port / slot number for Voice Mail.
(for DX2E-VM-A/C & DX2E-4PVMU-S1)
<Note> PVMU card should be installed into No.7 or 8 slot for each Main Equipment. For the
details, refer to Hardware Manual.
- Input data -
Port / Slot No. [Master] : 1-70 (Port No. for DX2E-VM-A/C)

<not for 7/8/15/16/23/24/31/32/39/40/47/48/55/56/63/64/71/72>
1007,1008,1015,1016,1023,1024 (1000+slot No.)
Slave No. [Slave_1] : 2-71 (Port No.) <Master+1>
0 (should be “0” for PVMU)
Slave No. [Slave_2] : 3-72 (Port No.) <Master+2>
0 (should be “0” for PVMU)
- Default value -
Master :0
Slave 1 :0
Slave 2 :0
- Related command -
For DX2E-4PVMU-S1 :
0509, 1407, 1417, 1418, 1419

IN 1410 : Delayed Automated Attendant Setup
- Description -
This command defines the transferred destination (Voice Mail Group) in case nobody
answers within pre-programmed period (Command 0405-Item 1).
- Input data -

Voice Mail Group (Day) [VMBG(DAY)] : 0-1 (0 : No setting)
Voice Mail Group (Night) [VMBG(NIT)] : 0-1 (0 : No setting)
Voice Mail Group (Mid-Night) [VMBG(MID)] : 0-1 (0 : No setting)
Voice Mail Group (Rest) [VMBG(REST)] : 0-1 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
All Trunks, All Modes
Voice Mail Group : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0405-Item 1 / 10, 0801, 0802

IN 1411 : Automated Attendant Data Setup
- Description -
This command defines the details of Automated Attendant for System.
- Input data -

No. value
1 Operation Mode (Day) [Mode(DAY)] 0...Automatic Answer 0
(Night) [Mode(NIT)] 1...-- Not Used -- 0
(Mid-Night) [Mode(MID)] 0
(Rest) [Mode(REST)] 0
2 Guidance Message No. (Day) [MSG(DAY)] 0-50 (0 : No setting) 0
(Night) [MSG(NIT)] 0
(Mid-Night) [MSG(MID)] 0
(Rest) [MSG(REST)] 0
3 Box No. for leave (Day) [Box(DAY)] 0-300 (0 : No setting) 0
Message (from outside) (Night) [Box(NIT)] 0
(Mid-Night) [Box(MID)] 0
(Rest) [Box(REST)] 0
- Related command -
0801, 0802, 0910

IN 1413 : Voice Mail Multiple Address Abbreviated Code Setup
- Description -
This command defines Voice Mail Multiple Address Abbreviated Code.
- Input data -
Voice Mail Multiple Address Abbreviated No.[VMB ABB No?] : 1-20

Multiple Address Destination Box No.[BOX No?] : 1-100
Multiple Address Destination Mail Box No. : Dial (Max. 4-digit)
<Note> “Multiple Address Destination Mail Box No.” is defined by Command 1407.
- Default value -
All Voice Mail Multiple Address Abbreviated Codes,

All Multiple Address Destinations : No setting
- Related command -
1414

IN 1414 : Voice Mail Multiple Address Abbreviated Name Setup
- Description -
This command defines the name of each Voice Mail Multiple Address Abbreviated Code.
- Input data -
Voice Mail Multiple Address Abbreviated No.[VMB ABB No?] : 1-20

Name [Name] : Alphanumeric or number
(Up to10 characters)
- Default value -
Abbreviated No. Name

1 ABB 01
: :
20 ABB 20
- Related command -
1413

IN 1417 : Maintenance Time Setting for PVMU
- Description -
This command assigns the time (Hour : Minutes) for Voice Mail (PVMU) maintenance. Up
to 4 times can be set. When this assigned time comes, PVMU shall stop about 1 minute
and the system shall check and save the contents of Hard Disk which is located on PVMU.
If “Automatic Erasing” is activated in Command 1419, the applicable messages shall
automatically be erased at the time of “Data 1”.
- Input data -
Data No. : 1-4

Maintenance Service : 0…off
1…on
Maintenance Time [Hour] : 0-23
[Minute] : 0-59
- Default value -
All data
Service (Auto Maintenance) : 0 (off)

Maintenance Time : 0 Hour, 0 Minute
- Related command -
1419

IN 1418 : ADPCM Selection (Maximum Recording Time)
- Description -
This command defines ADPCM type of PVMU. This setting shall be related for the
maximum recording time. There are 2 types of ADPCM. One is “32 kbps” (about 15 hours
recording is available). The other one is “16 kbps” (about 30 hours recording is available.)
- Input data -
Rate : 0 (32 kbps)

1 (16 kbps)
<Note> If “16 kbps” is selected, the maximum recording Time becomes about 30 hours,
however the recorded voice quality may be slightly lower than “32 kbps” recording.
(This setting is not related for Fixed Messages.)
- Default value -
Rate: 0 (32 kbps)
- Related command -
None
<Note> PVMU card must be reset by using “RESET” bar after existing programming mode.
The system shall change the Rate after the reset.

IN 1419 : Automatic Message Erasing Setup
- Description -
This command defines the length of days for automatic message erasing. After defined
day(s) have been passed, all left messages shall automatically be erased.
- Input data -
Day [DATA] : 0-180
- Default value -
Day : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
1417
<Note> “Maintenance Service” should be set to “ON” by Command 1417.

Table of Contents
15: Doorphone Options
1502 : [IN] Doorphone Ringing Assignment

1503 : [IN] Doorphone Ringing Pattern
dX-Z96 Command 15 - Doorphone Options.doc

IN 1502 : Doorphone Ringing Assignment C
- Description -
This command assigns the ringing extension when doorphone call button is pressed.
- Input data -
Extension port No.[STA PORT No.] : 1-72

Doorphone No. : 1-8
Data : 0...Not ring
1...Ring
- Default value -
All extension port : 0 (Not ring)
- Related command -
0405-Timer 14 / 59, 0408, 1503

IN 1503 : Doorphone Chime Pattern
- Description -
This command assigns the Doorphone Chime Pattern for each doorphone. The contents of
chime shall be defined by Command 0108-Tone 19.
- Input data -
Doorphone No. :1-8

Data :0...Not ring
1...Door chime 1
- Default value -
Door-phone 1 : 1 (Door chime 1)

- Related command -
0108-Tone 19, 0408, 1502

Table of Contents
16: Paging Options
1601 : [IN] Internal Paging Group

1602 : [IN] Internal Paging Group Name
1604 : [IN] External Paging Zone Control
1605 : [IN] Incoming Ring Tone Audible on External Speaker
1606 : [IN] External Paging Zone Group
1607 : [IN] Splash Tone Setup for Internal Paging
1608 : [IN] Internal All Call Paging Setup
1609 : [IN] Internal All Call Paging Name
1610 : [SA] Paging Combine
dX-Z96 Command 16 - Paging Options.doc

IN 1601 : Internal Paging Group C
- Description -
This command makes internal paging group.
- Input data -
Extension port No. [STA PORT No.] : 1-72

Internal paging group No. : 0-8 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
All extension ports : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0406-Item 52, 0511-Service 26 / 44 / 46, 1006-Code 1006 / 1010, 1602, 1607, 1610

IN 1602 : Internal Paging Group Name
- Description -
This command assigns the name of internal paging group.
- Input data -
Internal paging group No.[IPG No?] : 1-8

- Default value -
Paging group Name

1 GROUP 1
2 GROUP 2
: :
8 GROUP 8
- Related command -
0406-Item 52, 0511-Service 26 / 44 / 46, 1006-Code1006 / 1010, 1601, 1607

IN 1604 : External Paging Zone Control
- Description -
This command defines the data for the external speaker with amplifier.
- Input data -
Speaker No. : 1-8
Item No. Item Input data Default value

1 Splash tone 0...off 1
2 BGM 1...on 0
3 Alarm sensor 1 0
: : :
10 Alarm sensor 8 0
- Related command -
0108-Tone18 / 32 / 33 / 34 / 36 / 37 / 38 / 39, 0304, 0305

IN 1605 : Incoming Ring Tone Audible on External Speaker C
- Description -
This command defines the audible status of the external speaker for incoming call from
trunk.
- Input data -

Speaker No. : 1-8
Ringing (Day-time) [Ring(DAY)] : 0...Not ring
1...Ring
Ringing (Night-time) [Ring(NIT)] : 0...Not ring
1...Ring
Ringing (Mid-night) [Ring(MID)] : 0...Not ring
1...Ring
Ringing (Rest) [Ring(REST)] : 0...Not ring
1...Ring
- Default value -
All trunks, speakers and modes : 0 (Not ring)
- Related command -
0111, 0902, 1001-Item 2

IN 1606 : External Paging Zone Group
- Description -
This command makes external paging group.
- Input data -
Speaker No. : 1-8

External paging group No. : 0-8 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
Speaker 1 : 1 (Group 1)
- Related command -
0406-Item 22, 0511-Service 19 / 45, 1006-Code 1004 / 1005, 1610

IN 1607 : Splash Tone Setup for Internal Paging
- Description -
This command defines the splash tone for internal paging.
- Input data -
Internal paging group No.[Group No?] : 1-8 (0 : No setting)

Splash tone type [Type] : 0...Ordinary volume
1...Mute
2...No ringing
- Default value -
All internal paging groups : 0 (Ordinary volume)
- Related command -
1601, 1602

IN 1608 : Internal All Call Paging Setup
- Description -
This command assigns the receiving availability of Internal All Call Paging. This assignment
is for extension base.
- Input data -
Extension Port No.[STA PORT No.] : 1-72

Internal All Call Paging receiving : 0...off
1...on
<Note> Total 50 extensions can be received “Internal All Call Paging”.
- Default value -
All extension ports : 0 (off)
- Related command -
0406-Item 52, 0511-Service 26 / 44 / 46, 1006-Code 1006 / 1010, 1609

IN 1609 : Internal All Call Paging Name
- Description -
This command defines the name for internal all call paging.
- Input data -
- Default value -
Name : GROUP ALL
- Related command -
1608

SA 1610 : Paging Combine
- Description -
This command assigns the combination of external paging zone and internal paging group.
When an extension user dials service code of Paging Combine, assigned external paging
zone and internal paging group are called at the same time.
- Input data -
External paging zone No.[Zone No?] : 0-8 (0 : all external paging)

Internal paging group [Group No:] : 0-8 (0 : all internal paging)
- Default value -
All external paging zone No. : 1 (Internal paging group 1)
- Related command -
0514-Service 41, 1601, 1606

Table of Contents
18 : DUD, DISA, DDI Options
1801 : [IN] DISA Password Setup

1802 : [IN] DUD, DISA Operation Mode Setup
1803 : [IN] DUD, DISA Transfer Ring Group Setup
1804 : [IN] DUD, DISA Talkie
1805 : [IN] DDI Conversion Table Area Setup
1806 : [IN] DDI Conversion Table Data Setup
1807 : [IN] DDI Receiving Digit Setup
1808 : [IN] Conversion Table Area No. Setup for Trunk Group
1809 : [IN] DDI Transferred Destination Setup
1810 : [IN] DDI Operation Mode Setup
1811 : [IN] Trunk Route Setup for DISA
1812 : [IN] Toll Restriction Setup for DISA
1813 : [IN] Individual Trunk Group Routing Setup for DISA
1814 : [IN] DDI Transfer Table-1 (1st Step)
1815 : [IN] DDI Transfer Table-2 (2nd Step)
1816 : [IN] Overlap Local Code Setup (for ISDN)
dX-Z96 Command 18 - DUD, DISA, PBXDI Options.doc

IN 1801 : DISA Password Setup
- Description -
This command assigns the DISA password for each service class which is assigned by
Command 0412.
- Input data -
User No. : 1-15

Password [PWD] : Dial (6 digits fixed)
Service class (Day-time) [CLS(DAY)] : 0-10 (0 : No setting)
Service class (Night-time) [CLS(NIT)] : 0-10 (0 : No setting)
Service class (Mid-night) [CLS(MID)] : 0-10 (0 : No setting)
Service class (Rest) [CLS(REST)] : 0-10 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
None
- Related command -
0405-Timer 17 / 34 / 35 / 73 / 74 / 75 / 76 / 79 / 80
0408, 0412, 0414-Timer 3, 0517, 0801, 0802, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17
1802, 1803, 1804, 1811, 1812, 2205, 2208, 2209

IN 1802 : DID, DISA Operation Mode Setup
- Description -
This command defines the operation mode for DUD and DISA.
- Input data -
Item Item Operation mode Input data Default

No. value
1 DUD, DISA dial tone time-over Day-time [Mode(DAY)] 0...Disconnect 0
Night-time [Mode(NIT)] 1...Transfer 0
Mid-night [Mode(MID)] 0
Rest [Mode(REST)] 0
2 DUD unanswered time-over Day-time [Mode(DAY)] 0
or busy Night-time [Mode(NIT)] 0
Rest [Mode(REST)] 0
3 Wrong dialing Day-time [Mode(DAY)] 0
Night-time [Mode(NIT)] 0
Rest [Mode(REST)] 0
- Related command -
0701, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 1801, 1803, 2214
Item 2 : 0405-Timer 5, 0414-Timer 3

IN 1803 : DUD, DISA Transfer Ring Group Setup
- Description -
This command assigns the transferred destination (Incoming Ring Group) for DUD and
DISA in accordance with Command 1802 assignment.
<Note> “Incoming Ring Group” shall be set by Command 0909.
- Input data -
Trunk port No. [TRK Port No?] : 1-52
Operation Mode Input data Default value

Incoming ring group No. (Day-time)[Group(DAY)] 0-17 0
Incoming ring group No. (Night-time)[Group(NIT)] (0 : No setting) 0
Incoming ring group No. (Mid-night)[Group(MID)] 0
Incoming ring group No. (Rest)[Group(REST)] 0
<Note> In case data 17 is entered, DUD / DISA call shall be transferred to PC based Voice
Mail.
- Related command -
0405-Timer43, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0909, 0910, 1801, 1802, 2214

IN 1804 : DUD, DISA Talkie
- Description -
This command defines the talkie for DUD and DISA.
- Input data -
Item Item Operation Mode Input data Default

No. value
1 Talkie type (Day-time) [Talkie(DAY)] 0…No setting 0
(Night-time) [Talkie(NIT)] 1…Auto Answering Machine (SLT) 0
(Mid-night) [Talkie(MID)] 2…ACI 3…-- Not used -- 0
(Rest) [Talkie(REST)] 4…VAU 0
2 Group No. (Day-time) [Talkie(DAY)] 0-8 0
(Night-time) [Talkie(NIT)] (0 : No setting) 0
(Mid-night) [Talkie(MID)] 0
(Rest) [Talkie(REST)] 0
<Note1> In case of 4(VAU) is selected as Talkie in Item1, then command 2205 has to be set.
<Note2> Item 2 assignment is required in case “Auto Answering Machine” or ACI is defined
as DISA Talkie by Item 1. Extension (Department) Group No. or ACI Group No.
shall be entered to Item 2.
- Related command -
0405-Timer 53 / 54 / 55, 0801, 0802, 1003, 1303, 1801, 2205, 2209

IN 1805 : DDI Conversation Table Area Setup
- Description -
This command defines DDI Conversion Table Area.
- Input data -
Conversion Table Area No. [Table Area No.] : 1-8

Start address [Start] : 0-399
Length : 0-400
- Default value -
Start address Length

Conversion Table Area 1 0 400
: : :
- Related command -
0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0905, 1806, 1807, 1808, 1809, 1810, 1814,

1815, (1816)

IN 1806 : DDI Conversion Table Data Setup C
- Description -
This command assigns the conversion data for each DDI Conversion Table.
- Input data -
Conversion Table No. [Table No?] : 1-400

Received dial [Recv] : Dial (Max. 8-digit)
Dial after Conversion [TRF] : Dial (Max. 24-digit: 1-9, 0, *, #, @)
Name [Name] : Alphanumeric (Max. 8 characters)
- Default value -
Table No. Received Dial Dial after Conversion Name

1 No setting No setting No setting
: : : :
- Related command –
0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0905, 1805, 1807, 1808, 1809, 1810, 1814,

1815, (1816)

IN 1807 : DDI Receiving Digit Setup
- Description -
This command sets the number of digits to be received from network on DDI trunk.
- Input data -
Conversion Table Area No.[Table Area No?] : 1-8

Receiving Digit : 1-8
- Default value -
All conversion table area : 4 (4 digits)
- Related command -
0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0905, 1805, 1806, 1808, 1809, 1810, 1814, 1815, (1816)

IN 1808 : Conversion Table Area No. Setup for Trunk Group
- Description -
This command assigns Conversion Table Area No. to be used for each trunk group.
- Input data -
Trunk Group No.[TRG No?] : 1-16
Conversion Table Area No. ( Day ) [TBL Area(DAY)] : 0-8 (0 : No setting)

Conversion Table Area No. ( Night ) [TBL Area(NIT)] : 0-8 (0 : No setting)
Conversion Table Area No. ( Mid-night ) [TBL Area(MID) : 0-8 (0 : No setting)
Conversion Table Area No. ( Rest ) [TBL Area(REST)] : 0-8 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
Trunk Group Day Night Mid-Night Rest

1-16 0 0 0 0
- Related command -
0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0905, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1809, 1810, 1814, 1815, (1816)

IN 1809 : DDI Transferred Destination Setup
- Description -
This command assigns the transferred destination (Incoming Ring Group) for DDI incoming
call. DDI incoming call shall be transferred to the assigned destination in case of Vacant
Number, Busy or Ring No Answer status.
<Note> If Command 1814 and 1815 are set, the priority of transferring is as below.
Command 1814 -> Command 1815 -> Command 1809
- Input data -
Conversion Table Area No. [Table Area No?] : 1- 8

Incoming Ring Group No. ( Day ) [Group(DAY)] : 0-17 (0 : No setting)
Incoming Ring Group No. ( Night ) [Group(NIT)] : 0-17 (0 : No setting)
Incoming Ring Group No. ( Mid-night ) [Group(MID)] : 0-17 (0 : No setting)
Incoming Ring Group No. ( Rest ) [Group(REST)] : 0-17 (0 : No setting)
<Note> In case data 17 is entered, DUD / DISA call shall be transferred to PC based Voice
Mail.
- Default value -
Conversion Table Area Day Night Mid-Night Rest

1-8 0 0 0 0
- Related command -
0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0905, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808, 1810, 1814, 1815, (1816)
2214

IN 1810 : DDI Operation Mode Setup C
- Description -
This command defines the operation mode of several unanswered status for each DDI
Conversion Table.
- Input data -

No. value
1 Vacant Number 0...Disable 0
2 Busy 1...Enable 0
3 No Answer 0
4 DDI Queue Waiting 0
- Related command -
0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0905, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808, 1809, 1814, 1815, (1816), 2214

IN 1811 : Trunk Route Setup for DISA
- Description -
This command defines the trunk route for each DISA class which is assigned by command
0412.
- Input data -
Class No. : 1-10

Route No. ( Day ) [ROUTE(DAY)] : 0-36 (0 : No setting)
Route No. ( Night ) [ROUTE(NIT)] : 0-36 (0 : No setting)
Route No. ( Mid-Night ) [ROUTE(MID)] : 0-36 (0 : No setting)
Route No. ( Rest ) [ROUTE(REST)] : 0-36 (0 : No setting)
<Note> Route No. shall be set by Command 0906.
- Default value -
All classes, All modes : 1 (Route 1)
- Related command -
0412-Item 2 / 3, 0906, 1801

IN 1812 : Toll Restriction Setup for DISA
- Description -
This command assigns the restriction class for each DISA password which is assigned by
command 1801.
- Input data -
User No. : 1-15
Operation Mode Input data Default value

Toll Restriction Class No.(Day-time) [Class(DAY)] 0-8 2
Toll Restriction Class No.(Night-time) [Class(NIT)] (0 : No setting) 2
Toll Restriction Class No.(Mid-night) [Class(MID)] 2
Toll Restriction Class No.(Rest) [Class(REST)] 2
<Note> Toll Restriction Class is defined by Command 0701 and 0702.
- Related command -
0412-Item 2 / 3 / 8, 0701, 0702, 1801

IN 1813 : Individual Trunk Group Routing Setup for DISA
- Description -
This command defines individual trunk group routing setup for each DISA class which is
assigned by command 0412.
- Input data -
Class No. : 1-10

Route No. ( Day ) [ROUTE(DAY)] : 0-36 (0 : No setting)
Route No. ( Night ) [ROUTE(NIT)] : 0-36 (0 : No setting)
Route No. ( Mid-Night ) [ROUTE(MID)] : 0-36 (0 : No setting)
Route No. ( Rest ) [ROUTE(REST)] : 0-36 (0 : No setting)
<Note> Route No. shall be set by Command 0906.
- Default value -
All classes, All modes : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0412-Item 8, 0501-Type 8, 0518, 0906

IN 1814 : DDI Transfer Table-1 (1st Step)
- Description -
This command defines the 1st transferred destination in case the called extension is busy
or no answer status, or vacant number has been dialed.
<Note> The priority of transferring is Command 1814 -> Command 1815 -> Command
1809.
- Input data -

Incoming Ring Group No. [Group No?] : 0-255
(0 : No setting)
(1-16 : Incoming ring group 1-16) (CMD0909)
(17 : PC based Voice Mail)
(131-138 : Extension group 1-8) (CMD1003)
(171-178 : Outside party 1-8) (CMD0605)
(200 : DUD)
(201 : DISA)
- Default value -
All tables : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0516, 0605, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0905, 0909, 0910, 1003, 1017, 1805, 1806, 1807,
1808, 1809, 1810, 1815, (1816), 2214

IN 1815 : DDI Transfer Table-2 (2nd Step)
- Description -
This command defines the 2nd transferred destination in case the called extension is busy
or no answer status, or vacant number has been dialed.
<Note> The priority of transferring is Command 1814 -> Command 1815 -> Command
1809.
- Input data -

Incoming Ring Group No. [Group No?] : 0-255
(0 : No setting)
(1-16 : Incoming ring group 1-16) (CMD0909)
(17 : PC based Voice Mail)
(131-138 : Extension group 1-8) (CMD1003)
(171-178 : Outside party 1-8) (CMD0605)
(200 : DUD)
(201 : DISA)
- Default value -
All tables : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0516, 0605, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0905, 0909, 0910, 1003, 1017, 1805, 1806, 1807,
1808, 1809, 1810, 1814, (1816), 2214

IN 1816 : Overlap Local Code Setup (for ISDN)
- Description -
This command defines the overlap receiving mode and local code on ISDN.
- Input data -
Conversion Table No. [Table Area No?] : 1-8

Overlap Receiving Mode [Overlap] : 0…off, 1…on
Local Code Digit [Digit] : 0-15 (0 : No Local code)
Local Code [Local] : Dial (Max. 15-digits)
Pilot Code [Pilot] : 0-9 (1 digit)
Mode of receiving T302 [Time-out] : 0…Disconnect, 1…Transfer (CMD1809)
- Default value -
All Conversion Table Areas

Overlap Receiving Mode : 0 (off)
Local Code Digit : 0 (none)
Local Code : no setting
Pilot Code :0
Mode of receiving T302 : 0 (Disconnect)
- Related command -
0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0905, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1809, 1810, 1814, 1815

Table of Contents
20: Copy, Clear Options
2001 : [IN] Copy Command

2002 : [IN] Clear All Extension Numbers and Names
2003 : [IN] Clear All Service Codes
dX-Z96 Command 20 - Copy, Clear Options.doc

IN 2001 : Copy Command
- Description -
This command is used for the data copy. This command is applicable only for following
commands.
- Input data -
Command No. : 0104, 0901, 0902, 0907, 0908, 0910, 0912, 0914, 0915, 0916,
0921, 0925, 1001, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1014, 1015,
1033, 1103, 1202, 1205, 1502, 1601, 1605, 1806, 1810
Source data port No. : 1 - up to maximum number
Limit port No. from : 1 - up to maximum number
Limit port No. to : 1 - up to maximum number
- Related command -
None

IN 2002 : Clear All Extension Numbers and Names
- Description -
This command clears (erases) all extension numbers (Extension, DCI and ACI) and names,
then sets extension number and name only for Extension Port No. 1 for the programming
purpose. (Ext.No. : 200, Name : EXT200)
<Note> This command can be entered only from Extension Port 1.
- Input Data -
Clear all data [Port-1 Only!] : Dial 1 and HOLD

- Related command -
0501, 0502, 0503, 0504, 1103

IN 2003 : Clear All Service Codes
- Description -
This command clears (erases) all Service Codes except Command 0511-Service 37
(System Programming mode, Log-In) for the programming purpose.
- Input data -
Clear all Service Codes [Set Up?] : Dial 1 and HOLD

- Related command -
0501, 0511, 0514

Table of Contents
22: VAU Options
2201 : [IN] VAU Reset

2202 : [IN] Message Length Setup
2203 : [IN] General Message Setup
2204 : [IN] Transfer Ring Group Setup when VAU Unanswered
2205 : [IN] Automated Attendant Message Assignment
2207 : [IN] Preamble Message Assignment
2208 : [IN] VAU Password Setup
2209 : [IN] Automated Attendant Error Message Assignment
2210 : [IN] VAU 1 Digit Code
2213 : [IN] VAU Incoming Queue Message Setup for IRG
2214 : [IN] VAU Incoming Queue Message Setup for Extension Group
dX-Z96 Command 22 - VAU Options.doc

IN 2201 : VAU Reset
- Description -
This command erases all VAU Messages and / or Personal Messages.
- Input data -
Menu No. [Item No?] : 1...Erase all VAU Messages and Personal Messages
2...Erase all VAU Messages
3...Erase all Personal Messages
- Default value -
None
- Related command -
2202, 2203, 2205, 2207, 2209

IN 2202 : Message Length Setup
- Description -
This command defines the maximum message length of VAU message and Personal
message.
- Input data -
Item No. : 1...Setup maximum recording time of VAU Message

2...Setup maximum recording time of Personal Message
Length : 8-225 (sec)
- Default value -
All Items : 16 (16 sec)
- Related command -
2201
Item 1 : 0406-Item 96 / 97 / 98, 0514-Service 1 / 2 / 6, 2203, 2205, 2207, 2208, 2209

Item 2 : 0406-Item99, 0514-Service 3

IN 2203 : General Message Setup
- Description -
This command assigns the VAU Message number to be used as General Massage.
- Input data -
VAU Message No. [MSG No:] : 0-16 (0 : No General message service)
- Default value -
0 (No General message service)
- Related command -
0406-Item 97 / 98, 0514-Serivce 1 / 2, 2201, 2202

IN 2204 : Transfer Ring Group Setup when VAU Unanswered
- Description -
This command assigns the transferred Ring Group when VAU is unanswered after Call
Forwarding with Personal Greeting Message.
- Input data -
Incoming ring group [IRG No] : 0-16 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0910

IN 2205 : Automated Attendant Message Assignment
- Description -
This command assigns the VAU message number to be used as Automated Attendant
Message for each trunk which is assigned as DUD / DISA.
- Input data -
Trunk port No. (DUD / DISA) [TRK No?] : 1-52

VAU message number (day) [MSG(DAY)] : 0-16
VAU message number (night) [MSG(NIT)] : 0-16
VAU message number (mid-night) [MSG(MID)] : 0-16
VAU message number (rest) [MSG(REST)] : 0-16
- Default value -
All trunk ports : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0406-Item 96, 0514-Service 6, 0801, 0802, 1801, 1804, 2201, 2202-Item 1

IN 2207 : Preamble Message Assignment
- Description -
This command assigns the VAU message number to be used as Preamble Message for
each trunk. When the extension user answers to incoming call, assigned VAU message
shall send to the outside caller.
- Input data -

VAU message number[Data] : 0-16 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
All Trunk ports : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0406-Item 96, 0514-Service 6, 2201, 2202-Item 1

IN 2208 : VAU Password
- Description -
This command assigns the VAU Password. This password is required for DUD / DISA
incoming call to listen/record the VAU message.
- Input data -
Password : Dial (6-digit fixed)
- Default value -
Password : 000000
- Related command -
0514-Service 6, 0801, 0802, 1801, 2202-Item 1

IN 2209 : Automated Attendant Error Message
- Description -
This command assigns the VAU message number to be used as Automated Attendant
Error Message for each trunk which is assigned as DUD / DISA.
- Input data -
Trunk port No.[TRK No?] : 1- 52

VAU message number (day) [MSG(DAY)] : 0-16
VAU message number (night) [MSG(NIT)] : 0-16
VAU message number (mid-night) [MSG(MID)] : 0-16
VAU message number (rest) [MSG(REST)] : 0-16
- Default value -
All Trunk ports : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0406-Item 96, 0514-Service 6, 0801, 0802, 1801, 1804, 2201, 2202-Item 1

IN 2210 : VAU 1-Digit Code
- Description -
This command defines 1-digit access code for Automated Attendant service. The outside
caller can access to the desired extension / extension group by dialing only 1 digit after the
VAU automatically answers. 1-Digit Code can be assigned for each Automated Attendant
Message.
< Note > Outside caller may not be able to access to individual extensions or lines, in case
same first digit is defined here.(CMD0501 <type 2, 6 or 8>)
(example)
MSG No=01, REC No=2, DIAL=399
In this setting, when “2” is dialed from outside caller, then the system transfers
the call to “399”. This means that ext200-299 may not be called from DUD /
DISA caller during/after VAU Message 01.
- Input data -
VAU message number [MSG No?] : 1-16

Received dial [REC No?] : 1-12 (10 : dial '0', 11 : dial '*', 12 : dial '#’)
Destination number [DIAL] : Up to 4 digits
- Default value -
None
- Related command -
0501, 0502, 2201, 2202-Item 1

IN 2213 : VAU Incoming Queue Message Setup for IRG
- Description -
This command defines the several timers, VAU message No. and Tone kind for VAU
Incoming Queue Message for each Incoming Ring Group.
- Input data -
Item Input data

1st waiting message connection timing [MSG1_TIME] 0-64800 (sec)
2nd waiting message connection timing [MSG2_TIME] 0-64800 (sec)
2nd waiting message sending time [DISC_TIME] 0-64800 (sec)
(0 : continue 2nd message)
Incoming Ring Group No. [IRG No?] 1-16
1st waiting message No. [MSG1] 0-17
(0 : No send, 17 : fixed message)
2nd waiting message No. [MSG2] 0-17
Tone kind [TONE] 0…Ring Back Tone
1…Internal MOH tone
2…External MOH tone
- Default value -
1st waiting message connection timing : 0 (sec)

2nd waiting message connection timing : 0 (sec)
2nd waiting message sending time : 0 (sec) (continue 2nd message)
All Incoming Ring Groups

1st waiting message No. :0
2nd waiting message No. :0
Tone kind : 0 (Ring Back Tone)
- Related command -
0405-Timer 15 / 43 / 62, 0414-Timer 4, 0514-Service 6, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0919,

1006-Code 1082

IN 2214 : VAU Incoming Queue Message Setup for Extension Group
- Description -
This command defines the several timers, VAU message No. and Tone kind for VAU
Incoming Queue Message for each Extension (Department) Group.
- Input data -
Item Input data

1st waiting message connection timing [MSG1_TIME] 0-64800 (sec)
2nd waiting message connection timing [MSG2_TIME] 0-64800 (sec)
2nd waiting message sending time [DISC_TIME] 0-64800 (sec)
(0 : continue 2nd message)
Extension (Department) Group No. [STG No?] 1-8
1st waiting message No. [MSG1] 0-17
2nd waiting message No. [MSG2] 0-17
Tone kind [TONE] 0…Ring Back Tone
1…Internal MOH tone
2…External MOH tone
- Default value -
1st waiting message connection timing : 0 (sec)

2nd waiting message connection timing : 0 (sec)
2nd waiting message sending time : 0 (sec) (continue 2nd message)
All Extension (Department) Groups

1st waiting message No. : 17 (fixed message)
2nd waiting message No. : 17 (fixed message)
Tone kind : 0 (Ring Back Tone)
- Related command -
0414-Timer 4 / 9, 0514-Service 6, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0919, 1802, 1803, 1809

1810, 1814, 1815

Table of Contents
23: E&M Tie Line, Flexible Route Options
2301 : [IN] Starting Signal Mode Setup for E&M Tie Line
2302 : [IN] Class of Service for E&M Tie Line
2304 : [IN] E&M Tie Line Route
2305 : [IN] Outgoing Call Restriction for E&M Tie Line
2306 : [IN] Toll Restriction for E&M Tie Line
2307 : [IN] Add / Delete Digit Table Setup
2308 : [IN] Pre-Transaction Table for Selected F-Route
2309 : [IN] F-Route Selection Table
2310 : [IN] Dial Extension Analyze Table
2311 : [IN] Rate Period Table
2312 : [IN] Rate Period Assigning Table
2313 : [IN] Holiday Table
2314 : [IN] F-Route Table
2315 : [IN] Adding Dial Table
2316 : [IN] PAD Table
dX-Z96 Command 23 - E&M Tie Line, Flexible Route Options.doc

IN 2301 : Starting Signal Mode Setup for E&M Tie Line
- Description -
This command assigns the starting signal mode for each E&M Tie Line which is supplied by
Local Telephone Company or supplier for leased line. Either ”Immediate start” or “Wink
start” can be selected for each line.
Immediate start
When the caller seizes an idle Tie line, the caller dials desired extension number after
confirming the 2nd Dial Tone.
Wink start
When the caller seizes an idle Tie line, the caller dials desired extension number without
confirming the 2nd Dial Tone.
- Input data -

Method : 0...Immediate start
1...WINK Start
- Default value -
Method : 0 (Immediate start)
- Related command -
0133, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17

IN 2302 : Class of Service for E&M Tie Line
- Description -
This command assigns the class for each E&M Tie Line. The details of class are defined by
command 0412.
- Input data -

Class(day) [Class(DAY)] : 1-11
Class(night) [Class(NIT)] : 1-11
Class(mid-night) [Class(MID)] : 1-11
Class(rest) [Class(REST)] : 1-11
<Note> The Class is defined by Command 0412.
- Default value -
All Trunks : 1 (Class 1)
- Related command -
0412, 0801, 0802, 0901-Item 14 / 15 / 16 / 17, 0901-Item 1 / 27

IN 2304 : E&M Tie Line Route
- Description -
This command assigns the access route for each Tie Line. The details of route are defined
by Command 0906.
- Input data -

Route (day) [Route(DAY)] : 0-36 (0 : No setting)
Route (night) [Route(NIT)] : 0-36
Route (mid-night) [Route(MID)] : 0-36
Route (rest) [Route(REST)] : 0-36
<Note> The Route is defined by Command 0906.
- Default value -
All Trunks, all modes : 1 (Route 1)
- Related command -
0801, 0802, 0905, 0906

IN 2305 : Outgoing Call Restriction for Incoming Tie Lines
- Description -
This command builds a restriction matrix for trunk outgoing call by pair-system (remote-
system) user. For each Tie line group, enable or disable access to each Trunk group.
<Note> Both Incoming and Outgoing Trunk Group are made by Command 0905.
- Input data -
Incoming trunk group No.[In TRG No?] : 1-16

Outgoing trunk group No.[Out TRG No?] : 1-16
Data [Out_xxx:] : 0...Enable
1...Disable
- Default value -
All trunk groups : 0 (Enable to transmit)
- Related command -
0905, 0906

IN 2306 : Toll Restriction Class for E&M Tie Line
- Description -
This command assigns the Toll Restriction Class for each Tie Line. The details of class are
defined by Command 0701 and 0702.
- Input data -

Class(day) [Class(DAY)] : 1-8
Class(night) [Class(NIT)] : 1-8
Class(mid-night) [Class(MID)] : 1-8
Class(rest) [Class(REST)] : 1-8
<Note> The Class is defined by Command 0701 and 0702.
- Default value -
All trunk ports : 1 (class 1)
- Related command -
0701, 0702

IN 2307 : Add / Delete Digit Table Setup
- Description -
This command sets additional / delete table for dialing.
- Delete the digit

• Some kinds of Tie Line network pass the location number and extension number to
remote side. This command allows to ignore such numbers on the call.
• If individual extension does not want to receive an incoming call, you may possible to
delete all of the digits including the extension number.
- Add the digit
• If Tie Line network requires to add the location number for re-route, the location
number can be added on top of the received dial.
- Input data -
Trunk group No.[TRG No?] :1-16

Delete digit [DEL Digit] : 0-255 (255 : delete all digits)
Additional dial [Dial] : Up to 4digits
- Default value -
All Trunk groups
Delete digit :0
Additional dial : No setting
- Related command -
0310, 0501-Type 9, 2308, 2309, 2310, 2311, 2312, 2313, 2314, 2315, 2316

IN 2308 : Pre-Transaction Table for Select F-Route
- Description -
This command is to set pre-transaction table for selecting F-Route.
Service type 1 (Extension number) -

The number goes to an extension after deleting the front digit(s).
Service type 2 (F-Route select) -
The number is controlled by F-Route table.
Service type 3 (Dial Extension Analyze Table select) -
Total length of the number exceeds more than 5 digits.
Add data for Service type (Service type 1) -

Assign the digit(s) to be deleted on top of the number for extension number usage.
Must be deleted at lease one digit.
Assign the F-Route select table number for command 2309.
Assign the referring Dial Extension Analyze table number for command 2310.
- Input data -
Item No.[No?] : 1-120

Dial : Up to 4 digits
Service type [Service] : 0…No setting
1…Select extension call
2…Select “F-Route Select Table”
3…Select “Dial Extension Analyze Table”
Add. data for Service type[Data] : Service type 1 : 0-255 (delete digit)
(255 : delete all digit)
Service type 2 : 0-500 (F-Route select table No.)
(0 : No setting) <Refer to Command 2309>
Service type 3 : 0-4 (Dial Extension Analyze Table No.)
(0 : No setting) <Refer to Command 2310>
- Default value -
All Items
Dial : No setting
Service type : 0 (No setting)
Add. data for Service type : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0310, 0501-Type 9, 2307, 2309, 2310, 2311, 2312, 2313, 2314, 2315, 2316

IN 2309 : F-Route Select Table
- Description -
This command is to set F-Route select table.

This command assigns the combination of the following table and time pattern.
There are 6 time patterns of the Rate Period.
- Input data -
Item No. [No?] : 1-500

<Refer to Command 2308 Service type 2 or Command 2310>
Rate Period No.[Rate No.] : 1-6 <Refer to Command 2311>
F-Route Table No.[TBL No.] : 0-500 (0 : No setting) <Refer to Command 2314>
- Default value -
All rate periods of all Items
F-Route Table No. : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0310, 0501-Type 9, 2307, 2308, 2310, 2311, 2312, 2313, 2314, 2315, 2316

IN 2310 : Dial Extension Analyze Table
- Description -
This command is to set dial extension analyze table.

This command allows to check up to 24 digits of the dialed F-Route number.
In case more than 250 kinds of number are required to check, put the next following table
number in Item 252. More than two tables will be searched.
- Input data -
Table No.[Table No?] : 1-4

Item No. : 1-252
Item 1-250 : Dial : Up to 24 digits

F-Route select table No.[F_TBL No?] : 0-500 (0 : No setting)
Item 251 : F-Route select table No.[F_TBL No?] : 0-500 (0 : No setting)
Item 252 : Table No.[TBL No] : 0-4
(0 : Don’t set own table No. )
- Default value -
All Table Nos.

Item 1-250 : Dial : No setting
F-Route select table No. : 0 (No setting)
Item 251 : F-Route select table No. : 0 (No setting)
Item 252 : Table No. : 0 (Don’t set own table No. )
- Related command -
0310, 0501-Type 9, 2307, 2308, 2309, 2311, 2312, 2313, 2314, 2315, 2316

IN 2311 : Rate Period Table
- Description -
This command is to set rate period table.
- Input data -
Table No.[TBL No?] : 1-5 <Refer to Command 2312>

Pattern No. : 1-48
1... 00:00 - 00:29
2... 00:30 - 00:59
:
:
:
47... 23:00 - 23:29
48... 23:30 - 23:59
Rate period No. : 1-6 <Refer to Command 2309>
- Default value -
All patterns of all tables

Rate period No. :1
- Related command -
0310, 0501-Type 9, 2307, 2308, 2309, 2310, 2312, 2313, 2314, 2315, 2316

IN 2312 : Rate Period Assigning Table
- Description -
This command assigns the rate period table for each day of the week.
- Input data -
A day of the week [No?(0-6)] : 0-6 (Sun - Sat)

Rate Period table No. : 0-5 (0 : No setting) <Refer to Command 2311>
- Default value -
All days of the week

Rate Period table No. : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0310, 0501-Type 9, 2307, 2308, 2309, 2310, 2311, 2313, 2314, 2315, 2316

IN 2313 : Holiday Table
- Description -
This command is to set holiday table.
- Input data -
Table No.[TBL No?] : 1-30

Month : 0-12 (Month)
Day : 0-31 (Day)
Rate period table No. : 0-5 (0 : No setting) <Refer to Command 2311>
- Default value -
All tables
Month : No setting
Day : No setting
Rate period table No. : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0310, 0501-Type 9, 2307, 2308, 2309, 2310, 2311, 2312, 2314, 2315, 2316

IN 2314 : F-Route Table
- Description -
This command is to set F-Route table. There are 4 kinds of order. In case higher priority of
trunk groups are in busy status, the next order group shall be used. If lower priority route is
selected, caller may be noticed by beep tone.
- Input data -
F-Route No. :
1-500 < Refer to Command 2309>
Detour order [No?] :
1-4
Trunk group No. [TRG No?] :
0-16, 255 (0 : No setting, 255 : external call)
Delete digit [DEL_Digit] :
0-255 (0 : No setting, 255 : All delete)
Add. dial No. [Add Table] :
0-1000 (0 : No setting) <Refer to Command 2315>
Beep tone [Sound] :
0…off
1…on
Pad table No. [INT PAD TBL] : 0-500 (0 : No setting) <Refer to Command 2316>
(when extension dials F-route number)
Pad table No.[TAN PAD TBL] : 0-500 (0 : No setting) <Refer to Command 2316>
(Trunk to trunk call)
- Default value -
All detour order of all F-Route No.

Trunk group No. : 0 (No setting)
Del digit : 0 (No setting)
Add. dial No. : 0 (No setting)
Select music : 0 (Off)
Pad table No. : 0 (No setting) (When external line)
Pad table No. : 0 (No setting) (When tandem)
- Related command -
0310, 0501-Type 9, 2307, 2308, 2309, 2310, 2311, 2312, 2313, 2315, 2316

IN 2315 : Additional Dial Table
- Description -
This command is to set additional dial table to add on top of the dialed F-Route number.
- Input data -

Add. dial [Dial] : 1-9, 0, *, #, PAUSE (Up to 24 digits)
- Default value -
All tables
Add. dial : No setting
- Related command -
0310, 0501-type 9, 2307, 2308, 2309, 2310, 2311, 2312, 2313, 2314, 2316

IN 2316 : PAD Table
- Description -
This command is to set PAD table.
In case an extension dials F-Route number;

“INT PAD TBL” is activated, which is assigned on command 2314.
“INT PAD TBL” follows Outgoing transmit and Outgoing receive.
In case incoming call transfer to another line by F-Route;
“TAN PAD TBL” is activated, which is assigned on command 2314.
“TAN PAD TBL” follows all, Incoming transmit and incoming receive for incoming line,
Outgoing transmit and Outgoing receive for outgoing line.
<Note> For the F-Route call (above case), CODEC gain on command 0901 Item 3 and Item
23 are not activated.
- Input data -

Incoming transmit [INPORT TRS] : 0-63
Incoming receive [INPORT RCV] : 0-63
Outgoing transmit [OUTPORT TRS] : 0-63
Outgoing receive [OUTPORT RCV] : 0-63
Set PAD Set PAD

value value
0 0 32 0
1 -0.5 33 0.5
2 -1.0 34 1.0
3 -1.5 35 1.5
: :
31 -15.5 64 15.5
- Default value -
All Table Nos.

Incoming transmit : 0 (0 dB PAD)
Incoming receive : 0 (0 dB PAD)
Outgoing transmit : 0 (0 dB PAD)
Outgoing receive : 0 (0 dB PAD)
- Related command -
0310, 0501-Type 9, 2307, 2308, 2309, 2310, 2311, 2312, 2313, 2314, 2315

Table of Contents
24: Caller-ID Options
2402 : [SA] Caller-ID Table

2403 : [IN] Caller-ID Data Output (to DCI)
2404 : [IN] Message Customization for No-Data / Failure
2405 : [IN] Table Assignment for Caller-ID Name Displaying
2406 : [IN] Edit ISDN CLIP (Caller-ID) Data
2407 : [IN] Caller-ID Option
dX-Z96 Command 24 - Caller-ID Options.doc

SA 2402 : Caller-ID Table
- Description -
This command stores the Caller-ID data (Telephone Number and Name).
- Input data -
Bin No. : 0-199

Telephone No. : 1-9, 0, *, #, @ (FLASH = Wild card) (Up to 15 digits)
- Default value -
All bin Nos. : No setting
- Related command -
0141, 0406-Item 123 / 124, 0414-Timer 10, 0514-Service 36 / 38 / 54, 0921-Item 5,

1006-Code 1073 / 1084 / 1085, 2402, 2403, 2404, 2405, 2406, 2407

IN 2403 : Caller-ID Data Output (to DCI)
- Description -
This command defines the DCI port to output the Caller-ID data.
<Note> The system shall output all received Caller-ID Data as text data without any
format.
- Input data -
DCI port No. : 0-72 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0503, 1201, 1206

IN 2404 : Message Customization for No-Data / Failure
- Description -
This command makes original unique messages which are displayed in case of no Caller-
ID data, Caller-ID data failure, etc.
- Input data -
Item No. : 1-3

Message : Alphanumeric (Up to 20 characters)
- Default value -
No. Item Message

1 Private call UNAVAILABLE INFO
2 Call from out of service area OUT-OF-STATE
3 Call information with error NO CALLER INFO
- Related command -
0921-Item 5

IN 2405 : Table Assignment for Caller-ID Name Displaying
- Description -
In case of Caller-ID data (number only) is received, the system goes to search a same
number for displaying the “Name” on the LCD. This command defines what table shall be
referred to in the case.
- Input data -
Table [Table:] : 0...Caller-ID Table

1...Common ABB Table
2...Caller-ID Table and Common ABB Table
- Default value -
Table : 0 (Caller-ID Table)
- Related command -
0406-Item 123 / 124, 0514-Service 36 / 38 / 54, 0603, 0921-Item 5

1006-Code 1073 / 1084 / 1085

IN 2406 : Edit ISDN CLIP (Caller-ID) Data
- Description -
This command assigns the details of delivered CLIP (Caller-ID) data modification.
<Note> This modification is applicable only for ISDN CLIP.
- Input data -
Item No. Item Input data Default value

1 Flag 0…off 1…on 0 (off)
2 International Access Code Dial (up to 4 digits) 00
3 Access Code of the other City Dial (up to 2 digits) 0
4 Area Code Dial (up to 6 digits) No Setting
<Note> In case of ISDN incoming with CLIP, the system shall only recognize it with the
condition of 0921-Item 5=1 and 2406-Item 1=1. For the incoming call from local
area, in case of the digits are matched with 2406-Item 4, then LCD shows the
number without the local area code.
- Related command -
0307, 0921-Item 5

IN 2407 : Caller-ID Option
- Description -
This command assigns several options of Caller-ID feature. This assignment is for system
base.
- Input data -
Option Option Input data Default

No. value
1 ISDN MSN / DDI Name Displaying 0…off 0
1…on
2 ISDN CLIP Displaying Format 0…First 9 digits 0
1…Last 9 digits
3 Temporary Memory (missed call) Displaying Format 0…Display Pattern1 0
(*1) 1…Display Pattern2
(see below)
4 Storage of Caller-ID data for answered call on 0…off 0
“Check temporary memory (missed call)” key 1…on
5 -- Not Used -- - -
: : : :
16 -- Not Used -- - -
(*1) Option3 is effected when Option1 is set to “1”, then.
- Related command -
0406-Item 123 / 124, 0514-Service 36 / 38 / 54, 0921-Item 5

1006-Code 1073 / 1084 / 1085
<Temporary Memory (missed call) Display Format>
Pattern 1 Pattern 2
CALL:2 DEL:3 REG:6 ? 09:00 14/02
0448137104 NITSUKO
(go down) (go down/up)
CALL:2 DEL:3 REG:6 ? 09:00 14/02
NITSUKO 0448137104
(go down)
CALL:2 DEL:3 REG:6 ? (go up/down) by “CHECK” key
09:00 14/02/99
(go back to 1st display)
Pattern 1 Pattern 2
To call Dial 2 Seize an idle Trunk Line
To erase Dial 3 Press CLEAR key
To save Dial 6 Not available

Table of Contents
25: PC Attendant Options
2501 : [IN] PC Attendant Port Setup

2503 : [IN] PC Attendant Operation
dX-Z96 Command 25 - PC Attendant Options.doc

IN 2501 : PC Attendant Port Setup
- Description -
This command defines the PC Attendant port.
- Input data -
ATT No. : 1-2

Port No. : 0-72 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
All ATT No.s : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
1101, 2503

IN 2503 : PC Attendant Operation
- Description -
This command defines the attendant operation.
- Input data -
Item 1 Attendant Camp on : 0…No Active

1…Active
- Default value -
Item 1 Attendant Camp on : 0 (No Active)
- Related command -
2501

Table of Contents
30 : LCR Options
3001 : [IN] Digit Analyze table

3002 : [SB] Carrie Table
3003 : [SB] Authorization Code Table
3004 : [IN] Manual Code Table
3005 : [IN] Manual Exemption Table
dX-Z96 Command 30 - LCR Options.doc

IN 3001 : Digit Analyze Table
- Description -
This command defines DIGIT ANALZ TBL for LCR operation. This command defines dial to
use CARRIER TBL No..
- Input data -
Table No.[TBL No?] : 1-200

Dial [DIAL] : 0-9, *, #, @ (FLSH = Wild card) (Up to 6 digits)
Carrier Table No. [CARRIER TBL] : 0-25 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
All Tables
Dial : No setting
Carrier Table No. : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0901-Item 32, 3002, 3003,3004, 3005

SB 3002 : Carrier Table
- Description -
This command defines CARRIER TBL for LCR operation.
- Input data -
Carrier table No.[TBL No?] : 1-25

Delete [DELETE CNT] : 0-6
Access code [ACCESS CODE] : 0-9,* , #, @ (FLSH = Wild card), PAUSE
(Up to 16 digits)
AUTH TBL No. : 0-10 (0 : No setting)
Cost code No.[COST CODE] : 0-1 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
All tables
Delete :0
Access code : No setting
AUTH TBL No. : 0 (No setting)
Cost code No. : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0521, 0901-Item 32, 3001, 3003, 3004, 3005

SB 3003 : Authorization Code Table
- Description -
This command defines AUTH CODE TBL for LCR operation. This command defines AUTH
CODE No. for AUTH TBL No. of Command 3004.
- Input data -
AUTH table No.[TBL No?] : 1-10

AUTH code No.[CODE] : 0-9,*, # (Up to 10 digits)
- Default value -
All tables
AUTH code No. : No setting
- Related command -
0901-Item 32, 3001, 3002, 3004, 3005

IN 3004 : Manual Code Table
- Description -
This command defines MANUAL CODE TBL for LCR operation. This command defines
manual over ride access code to use carrier table No.
- Input data -
Manual code table No.[TBL No?] : 1-10

Manual over ride access code[ACCESS CODE] : 0-9, *, # (Up to 3 digits)
Carrier table No.[CARRIER TBL] : 0-25 (0 : No setting)
- Default value -
All Manual code tables

Manual over ride access code : No setting
Carrier table No. : 0 (No setting)
- Related command -
0901-Item 32, 3001, 3002, 3003, 3005

IN 3005 : Manual Exemption Table
- Description -
This command defines MANUAL EXMP TBL for LCR operation. This command defines
exemption code No. not to use for carrier table No.
- Input data -
MANUAL EXMP TBL No.[TBL No?] : 1-25

EXMP code No.[CODE] : 0-9, *, # (Up to 4 digits)
- Default value -
Manual EXMP TBL No. EXMP code No.

1 999
2 112
3 -
4 -
5 -
6 -
7 -
8 -
9 -
10 -
11 -
12 -
13 -
14 -
15 -
16 -
17 -
18 -
19 -
20 -
21 -
22 -
23 -
24 -
25 -
- Related command -
0901-Item 32, 3001, 3002, 3003,3004

Table of Contents
Appendix
Appendix – A : Ring Tone Frequency (1)

Appendix – B : Ring Tone Frequency (2)
Appendix – C : Details of Alarm
Appendix – D : System Information Format
Appendix – E : Alarm Report Format
Appendix – F : Ringer Type (Cycle)
Appendix – G : -- Not Used –
Appendix – H : Input Method of Alphabetical Characters
Appendix – I : SMDR Printout Format
Appendix – J : Tone ROM Specification
dX-Z96 Appendix.doc
Appendix – A : Ring Tone Frequency (1)
No. f (Hz) No. f (Hz) No. f (Hz)

36 864.86 71 444.44
37 --------- 72 438.36
38 820.51 73 432.43
39 800.00 74 426.67
40 780.49 75 421.05
41 761.90 76 415.58
42 744.19 77 410.26
43 727.27 78 405.06
9 3200.00 44 711.11 79 400.00
10 2909.09 45 695.65 80 395.06
11 2666.67 46 680.85 81 390.24
12 2461.54 47 666.67 82 385.84
13 2285.71 48 653.06 83 380.95
14 2133.33 49 640.00 84 376.47
15 2000.00 50 627.45 85 372.09
16 1882.35 51 615.38 86 367.82
17 1777.78 52 603.77 87 363.64
18 1684.21 53 592.59 88 359.55
19 1600.00 54 581.82 89 355.56
20 1523.81 55 571.43 90 351.65
21 1454.54 56 561.40 91 347.83
22 1391.30 57 551.72 92 344.09
23 1333.33 58 542.37 93 340.43
24 1280.00 59 533.33 94 336.84
25 1230.77 60 524.59 95 333.33
26 1185.19 61 516.13 96 329.90
27 1142.86 62 507.94 97 326.53
28 1103.45 63 500.00 98 323.23
29 1066.67 64 492.31 99 320.00
30 1032.26 65 484.85 100 316.83
31 1000.00 66 477.61 101 313.73
32 969.70 67 470.59 102 310.68
33 941.18 68 463.77 103 307.69
34 914.29 69 457.14 104 304.76
35 888.89 70 450.80 105 301.89
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No. f (Hz) No. f (Hz) No. f (Hz) No. f (Hz)

1 1000.00 17 111.11 33 58.82 49 40.00
2 667.67 18 105.26 34 57.14 50 39.22
3 500.00 19 100.00 35 55.56 51 38.46
4 400.00 20 95.24 36 54.05 52 37.74
5 333.33 21 90.91 37 52.63 53 37.04
6 285.71 22 86.96 38 51.28 54 36.36
7 250.00 23 83.33 39 50.00 55 35.71
8 222.22 24 80.00 40 48.78 56 35.09
9 200.00 25 76.92 41 47.62 57 34.48
10 181.82 26 74.07 42 46.51 58 33.90
11 166.67 27 71.43 43 45.45 59 33.33
12 153.85 28 68.97 44 44.44 60 32.79
13 142.86 29 66.67 45 43.48 61 32.26
14 133.33 30 64.52 46 42.55 62 31.75
15 125.00 31 62.50 47 41.67 63 31.25
16 117.65 32 60.61 48 40.82 64 30.77

65 30.30 81 24.39 97 20.41 113 17.54
66 29.85 82 24.10 98 20.20 114 17.39
67 29.41 83 23.81 99 20.00 115 17.24
68 28.99 84 23.53 100 19.80 116 17.09
69 28.57 85 23.26 101 19.61 117 16.95
70 28.17 86 22.99 102 19.42 118 16.81
71 27.78 87 22.73 103 19.23 119 16.67
72 27.40 88 22.47 104 19.05 120 16.53
73 27.03 89 22.22 105 18.87 121 16.39
74 26.67 90 21.98 106 18.69 122 16.26
75 26.32 91 21.74 107 18.52 123 16.13
76 25.97 92 21.51 108 18.35 124 16.00
77 25.64 93 21.28 109 18.18 125 15.87
78 25.32 94 21.05 110 18.02 126 15.75
79 25.00 95 20.83 111 17.86 127 15.63
80 24.69 96 20.62 112 17.70 128 15.50
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No. f (Hz) No. f (Hz) No. f (Hz) No. F (Hz)

129 15.38 145 13.70 161 12.35 177 11.24
130 15.27 146 13.61 162 12.27 178 11.17
131 15.15 147 13.51 163 12.20 179 11.11
132 15.04 148 13.42 164 12.12 180 11.05
133 14.93 149 13.33 165 12.05 181 10.99
134 14.81 150 13.25 166 11.98 182 10.93
135 14.71 151 13.16 167 11.90 183 10.87
136 14.60 152 13.07 168 11.83 184 10.81
137 14.49 153 12.99 169 11.76 185 10.75
138 14.39 154 12.90 170 11.70 186 10.70
139 14.29 155 12.82 171 11.63 187 10.64
140 14.18 156 12.74 172 11.56 188 10.58
141 14.08 157 12.66 173 11.49 189 10.53
142 13.99 158 12.58 174 11.43 190 10.47
143 13.89 159 12.50 175 11.36 191 10.42
144 13.79 160 12.42 176 11.30 192 10.36

193 10.31 209 9.52 225 8.85 241 8.26
194 10.26 210 9.48 226 8.81 242 8.23
195 10.20 211 9.43 227 8.77 243 8.20
196 10.15 212 9.39 228 8.73 244 8.16
197 10.10 213 9.35 229 8.70 245 8.13
198 10.05 214 9.30 230 8.66 246 8.10
199 10.00 215 9.26 231 8.62 247 8.06
200 9.95 216 9.22 232 8.58 248 8.03
201 9.90 217 9.17 233 8.55 249 8.00
202 9.85 218 9.13 234 8.51 250 7.97
203 9.80 219 9.09 235 8.47 251 7.94
204 9.76 220 9.05 236 8.44 252 7.91
205 9.71 221 9.01 237 8.40 253 7.87
206 9.66 222 8.97 238 8.37 254 7.84
207 9.62 223 8.93 239 8.33 255 7.81
208 9.57 224 8.89 240 8.30
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Alarm Alarm Factor Action

No.
0100 Board Initialization may be failed or the Unplug and retry to plug in the
Initialization Board may be broken. board. If REC status is output on
Failure the alarm report, it is correct.
If not, then replace with a new
board
0101 Board Initial Board initial test failure is Unplug and retry to plug in the
Test Failure Occurred. Initial test may be failed board. If REC status is output on
or the board may be broken. the alarm report, it is correct.
board
0102 Board Unplug Board is unplugged without an Check the board installation.
Failure Ordinary procedure.
0103 Board Board communication failure is Unplug and retry to plug in the
Communication Occurred in progress. board. If REC status is output on
Failure the alarm report, it is correct.
board.
0104 -- Not Used -- --------- ---------
0105 -- Not Used -- --------- ---------
0106 Terminal Initial Terminal Initial may be failed or Check the terminal connection
Failure Terminal may be broken. and retry to connect correctly.
If REC status is output on the
alarm report, it is correct. If not,
replace with a new terminal.
0107 Terminal Communication with the terminal Check the terminal and retry to
Connection is failed. Terminal or DSTU may Connect correctly. Moreover,
Failure be broken. unplug and plug in the board. If
REC status is output on the alarm
report, it is correct. If not, then
replace with a new terminal or
board.
0108 Blocking Blocking Below-mentioned failure Check the terminal connection
May be occurred. Blocking from and retry to connect correctly.
the terminal may be detected. Moreover, unplug and plug in the
Terminal connection may be board. If REC status is output on
Unplugged. Wire may be the alarm report, it is correct. If
Disconnected. DSTU may be not, replace with a new terminal or
Broken. board.
0109 -- Not Used -- --------- ---------
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Alarm Alarm Factor Action

No.
0110 RAM Back Up RAM back up battery on the Check the battery connector, and
Battery Failure CPRU board may be consumed if it is connected correctly, then
or Unplugged. replace with a new battery.
0111 -- Not Used -- --------- ---------
: : : :
0127 -- Not Used -- --------- ---------
0128 SMDR Buffer SMDR buffer is full Check the printer for SMDR.
Full
0129 -- Not Used -- --------- ---------
: : : :
0139 -- Not Used -- --------- ---------
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Menu No. 3 : Board information
Board : DSTU, ASTU, ATRU, PGDU, DTDU, EMTU, BRIU, PRIU, PVMU
Version : x.xx (except for DSTU and PGDU)
Option : ATRU...CIDU (Caller-ID Unit)
: PGDU...D(Doorphone) or S (Speaker)
: BRIU…T (ISDN T-Point) or S (ISDN S-Point)
<DSTU Terminal Condition>

Terminal : KST, KST+DCI, KST+DCL, 3DCI, 3ACI, VAU, VMB, DSLT
Option : LCD, HP-LCD, DCI, DSS (for Key Telephone)
: master , slave (for VAU)
Printout Format (Example)

<< system information >> 06/24/97 08:30
Main Software Version : x.xx
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Board install condition -

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Unit 1 +--DSTU-+--DSTU-+--ASTU-+--ASTU-+--ATRU-+--ATRU-+--DTDU-+--PGDU-+
Version x.xx x.xx x.xx x.xx x.xx
Option CIDU DSSD
Unit 2 +--DSTU-+-------+-------+--ASTU-+--ATRU-+-------+-------+-------+
Version x.xx x.xx
Option CIDU
Unit 3 +--DSTU-+-------+-------+--ASTU-+--ATRU-+-------+-------+-------+
Version x.xx x.xx
Option CIDU
- DSTU Terminals -
Unit-Slot Port
1-1 +---1---+---2---+---3---+---4---+---5---+---6---+---7---+---8---+
KST+DCI DCI KST+DCL KST KST+DCI --- KST KST
HP-LCD LCD LCD HP-LCD LCD
1-2 +---1---+---2---+---3---+---4---+---5---+---6---+---7---+---8---+
KST KST KST KST KST+DCI --- --- ---
LCD HP-LCD LCD
DSS
2-1 +---1---+---2---+---3---+---4---+---5---+---6---+---7---+---8---+
VMB KST KST KST+DCI --- --- VAU VAU
HP-LCD master slave
3-1 +---1---+---2---+---3---+---4---+---5---+---6---+---7---+---8---+
--- --- KST KST KST+DCI KST KST KST
LCD HP-LCD HP-LCD
dX-Z96 Appendix.doc
Menu No. 4 : Trunk port assignment information
No. : 1-52
Port : Unit-Slot-Port ( [Unit : 1-3]-[Slot : 1-8]-[Port : 1-8])
Type : 10PPS, 20PPS, PB ( Circuit kind ) for ATRU
Ch-## ( channel ID ) for BRIU
Day : Normal , DUD , DISA , DDI , DIL , E&M
Night : Normal , DUD , DISA , DDI , DIL , E&M
Mid : Normal , DUD , DISA , DDI , DIL , E&M
Rest : Normal , DUD , DISA , DDI , DIL , E&M

Software assignment
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Trunk port -
No. Port Type Day Night Mid Rest
1 1-1-1 PB Normal Normal Normal Normal
2 1-1-2 PB Normal DISA Normal Normal
3 1-1-3 PB Normal DISA Normal Normal
: : :
21 2-1-1 ch- 1 Normal Normal Normal Normal
22 2-1-1 ch- 2 Normal Normal Normal Normal
: : :
52 none PB Normal Normal Normal Normal
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Menu No. 5 : Extension & DCI port assignment information
< Extension port (Key Telephone, SLT, SLT[DCI-L]) >

No. : 1-72
Port : Unit-Slot-Port ([Unit : 1-3]-[Slot : 1-8]-[Port : 1-8]) for Key Telephone, SLT
<Note> In case of SLT(DCI-L), Key Telephone port No. (1-68) that SLT
(DCI-L) is connected shall be mentioned at [Port] area.
Dial : up to 4 digits or none (Extension Number)

Name : up to 10 character(s)
< DCI port >

No. : 1-72
Port : Unit-Slot-Port ([Unit : 1-3]-[Slot : 1-8]-[Port : 1-8])
Kind : built-in , 3ports-1 , 3ports-2 , 3ports-3
Dial : up to 4digits or none (DCI Extension Number)

Software assignment
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Station port -
No. Port Dial Name No. Port Dial Name No. Port Dial Name
* 1 1-1-1 301 Mike 25 2-1-1 325 STA 325 *49 3-1-1 349 STA 349
2 1-1-2 302 STA 302 *26 2-1-2 326 STA 326 50 3-1-2 350 STA 350
: : : : : : : : : : : :
9 1-2-1 309 STA 309 : : : : : : : :
10 1-2-2 310 STA 310 : : : : : : : :
11 1-2-3 311 STA 311 : : : : 69 --> 9 369 STA 369
12 1-2-4 312 STA 312 : : : : 70 -->10 370 STA 370
: : : : : : : : 71 -->11 371 STA 371
24 1-8-8 324 STA 324 48 none 348 STA 348 72 -->12 372 STA 372
- DCI port -
No. Port Kind Dial No. Port Kind Dial No. Port Kind Dial
* 1 1-1-1 built-in 601 25 2-1-1 3ports-1 ---- *49 3-1-1 built-in ----
2 1-1-2 built-in ---- 26 2-1-1 3ports-2 ---- 50 3-1-2 built-in ----
: : : : : : : : : : : :
24 Not assigned ---- 48 Not assigned ---- 72 Not installed ----
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Menu No. 6 : Other port assignment information
< ACI >

No. : 1-6
Port : Unit-Slot-Port ([Unit : 1-3]-[Slot : 1-8]-[Port : 1-8])
CH : 1-3 (channel)
Dial : Up to 4 digits (ACI Extension Number)
Kind : In, Out, No setting
< VAU > < External Paging Speaker >

Unit : 1-3 ID : 1-8
Slot : 1-8 Unit : 1-3
Port : 1-8 Slot : 1-3
Port : 1-8
< Doorphone >
ID : 1-8 < External Alarm Sensor >
Unit : 1-3 ID : 1-8
Slot : 1-3 Unit : 1-3
Port : 1-8 Slot : 1-3
Port : 1-8
Kind : Alarm , FAX

Software assignment
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- ACI port -
No. Port CH Dial Kind
1 1-1-1 1 ---- No setting
: : : : :
*6 2-1-1 3 ---- No setting
- VAU port -
Unit Slot Port
Master 1 2 7
Slave 1 2 8 Not installed
- Door-phone port - - Speaker port - - Sensor port -

No. Unit Slot Port No. Unit Slot Port No. Unit Slot Port Kind
*1 1 8 1 *1 1 8 3 1 1 8 5 Alarm
: : : : : : : : : : : : :
8 Not assigned 8 Not assigned *8 2 8 8 FAX
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Appendix – E : Alarm Report Format
LVL Alarm level A-1, A-2, A-3, A-4, A-5 or none

No. Alarm Number 0100-0139 (Refer to Appendix-C)
STAT Alarm Status ERR ( error ) or REC ( recover )
DATE Date dd/mm/yy
TIME Time tt:mm
ITEM Kind of alarm Board Initial
Board Initial Test
Board Install
Board Communication
Terminal Initial
Terminal Connection
Blocking
RAM Back up
SMDR Buffer Full
UNIT Unit Kind ASTU
ATRU
DSTU
PGDU
DTDU
EMTU
BRIU
PRIU
SLT Slot No. 1-24
PRT Port No. 1-8
PARAMETER Kind of Terminal. etc. 2wire set
Key-set
Att. console
VMB
3DCI
3ACI
VAU
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Type 50% Duty Type 3 sec interval

No. No.
0 0.1 on,off 34 0.1 on / 2.9 off
1 0.2 on,off 35 0.2 on / 2.8 off
2 0.3 on,off 36 0.3 on / 2.7 off
3 0.4 on,off 37 0.4 on / 2.6 off
4 0.5 on,off 38 0.1 on,off,on / 2.7 off
8 0.9 on,off
9 1.0 on,off Type Other Interval (1 sec off)
No.
10 1.1 on,off 42 0.1 on / 1.0 off
11 1.2 on,off 43 0.2 on / 1.0 off
12 1.3 on,off 44 0.3 on / 1.0 off
13 1.4 on,off 45 0.4 on / 1.0 off
14 1.5 on,off 46 2.0 on / 1.0 off
15 1.6 on,off 47 3.0 on / 1.0 off
16 2.0 on,off 48 4.0 on / 1.0 off
51 0.3 on,off,on / 1.0 off
Type 1 sec interval 52 0.4 on,off,on / 1.0 off
No.
19 0.1 on / 0.9 off 53 2.0 on,off,on / 1.0 off
22 0.4 on / 0.6 off
23 0.1 on,off,on / 0.7 off Type Other Interval (2 sec off)
No.
24 0.2 on,off,on / 0.4 off 56 0.1 on / 2.0 off
25 0.3 on,off,on / 0.1 off 57 0.2 on / 2.0 off
58 0.3 on / 2.0 off
Type 2 sec interval 59 0.4 on / 2.0 off
No.
26 0.1 on / 1.9 off 60 1.0 on / 2.0 off
27 0.2 on / 1.8 off 61 3.0 on / 2.0 off
28 0.3 on / 1.7 off 62 4.0 on / 2.0 off
30 0.1 on,off,on / 1.7 off 64 0.2 on,off,on / 2.0 off
68 3.0 on,off,on / 2.0 off
69 4.0 on,off,on / 2.0 off
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Type Other Interval (3 sec off)

No.
70 0.1 on / 3.0 off
71 0.2 on / 3.0 off
72 0.3 on / 3.0 off
73 0.4 on / 3.0 off
74 1.0 on / 3.0 off
75 2.0 on / 3.0 off
76 4.0 on / 3.0 off
77 0.1 on,off,on / 3.0 off
78 0.2 on,off,on / 3.0 off
79 0.3 on,off,on / 3.0 off
80 0.4 on,off,on / 3.0 off
81 1.0 on,off,on / 3.0 off
82 2.0 on,off,on / 3.0 off
83 4.0 on,off,on / 3.0 off
Type Other Interval (4 sec off)

No.
84 0.1 on / 4.0 off
85 0.2 on / 4.0 off
86 0.3 on / 4.0 off
87 0.4 on / 4.0 off
88 1.0 on / 4.0 off
89 2.0 on / 4.0 off
90 3.0 on / 4.0 off
91 0.1 on,off,on / 4.0 off
92 0.2 on,off,on / 4.0 off
93 0.3 on,off,on / 4.0 off
94 0.4 on,off,on / 4.0 off
95 1.0 on,off,on / 4.0 off
96 2.0 on,off,on / 4.0 off
97 3.0 on,off,on / 4.0 off
Type Steady On
No.
98 ON
99 -- Not Used --
Type Special Interval

No.
100 0.3 on,off,on,off,on / 1.5 off
101 0.2 on,off,on,off,on / 2 off
102 0.3 on,off,on,off,on / 2.5 off
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Appendix – G : -- Not Used –
To input alphabetical characters, following mentioned keys are used.
One-touch key 1 : Select an alphabet (A,B,C,D) in the forward direction.
A®B®C®D
- .
. . . . . .
One-touch key 2 : Select an alphabet (E,F,G,H) in the forward direction.
E®F®G®H
- .
. . . . . .
One-touch key 3 : Select an alphabet (I,J,K,L) in the forward direction.
I®J®K®L
- .
. . . . . .
One-touch key 4 : Select an alphabet (M,N,O,P) in the forward direction.
M®N®O®P
- .
. . . . . .
One-touch key 5 : Select an alphabet (Q,R,S,T) in the forward direction.
Q®R®S®T
- .
. . . . . .
One-touch key 6 : Select an alphabet (U,V,W,X,Y,Z) in the forward direction.
U ® V ® W ® X ® Y® Z
- .
. . . . . . . . .
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One-touch key 7 : " - " (hyphen)
One-touch key 8 : " " (Space)
One-touch key 9 : Select a special character (symbol).

®
À Æ à ä è ø ò ö Ù
- £ Ü ¯
¢ ¥ W s S p q e a
¬
One-touch key 10 : Select a character (punctuation mark, etc.).

®
: ; " ' , . · / ! ? $ % & = ‘
- û | ¯
é ¥ ¬ ® } { ] [ > < ) ( _ ^ +
¬
CHECK key (Enter Key) : Save the selected character.
TRFR key (Backspace Key) : Delete the saved character.
DND key (CAPS Key) : Select uppercase or lowercase alphabet.
Dial keys : Enter “0” to “9”, “*” and “#”.

<Note> These are entered immediately when they are dialed.
(“Press CHECK Key” operation is not required.
<Example : Character string to be entered "Tyler">
(1) Press One-touch key 5 to display "T".

(2) Press CHECK key.
(3) Press DND key to change from uppercase to lowercase. (DND key Lamp goes off.)
(4) Press One-touch key 6 to display "Y".
(6) Press One-touch key 3 to display "l".
(8) Press One-touch key 2 to display "e".
(10) Press One-touch key 5 to display "r".
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12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890
XX/XX/XX PAGE XXX
CLASS TIME LINE DURATION STATION DIALLED No./CLI RD/COST ACCOUNT
XX XXXX XX:XX XXXXXXXXXX XX:XX:XX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
Column 1 : Call Number

Indicate the number. Up to 55 calls are printout per a page.
Column 2 : Class of Call

Indicate the type of call as below.
PIN Incoming Call

POT Outgoing Call
IVIN Incoming Call on ISDN (Voice)
IVOT Outgoing Call on ISDN (Voice)
IDIN Incoming Call on ISDN (Data)
IDOT Outgoing Call on ISDN (Data)
POTW Outgoing Call by using Walking Toll Restriction
SDTA Internal Data Call
ALB All Trunks Busy
BRD Barred Outgoing Call
BFL Buffer Full
Column 3 : Time
Indicate a time (24 Hours Format) of incoming / outgoing / transferred call.
Column 4 : Trunk Name

Indicate a Trunk Name (8 characters) which is assigned by Command 0903.
Column 5 : Call Duration Time

Indicate a call duration time of call.
Column 6 : Extension Name

Indicate a Extension Name (8 characters) which is assigned by Command
0502.
Column 7 : Dialed Data or received Caller-ID (CLIP) Data

Indicate the dialed data of outgoing call. And also, indicate the received
Caller-ID (CLIP) data.
<Note> For the availability of Caller-ID (CLIP) service on Analogue and ISDN
Line, ask your country’s Line Provider.
Column 8 : Ring Duration or Cost

Indicate a ringing duration time at the extension for incoming call. And also,
indicate the calling cost data for outgoing call.
<Note> Calling cost data shall be provided from Line Provider by using
Metering Pulse or “Advice of Charge” of ISDN. For these services
availability, ask your country’s Line Provider.
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Column 9 : Account Code or Password index No. of Walking Toll Restriction

Indicate a Account Code or Password index No. if Walking Toll Restriction is
used.
24/06/97 PAGE 001

CLASS TIME LINE DURATION STATION DIALLED No./CLI RD/COST ACCOUNT
01 POT 10:15 LINE 003 00:04:12 Tyler 04481371XX 5.00
02 PIN 10:17 LINE 002 00:01:32 Jane 88832XX 0:06
03 IVOT 11:21 LINE 005 00:10:51 Mike 00814481373XX 60.00
04 POTW 12:10 LINE 003 00:05:36 Bob 05099932XX 9.00 W/002
<Summary Data Printout Format>
OUTGOING CALL/COST SUMMARY

FOR DAY OF DD/MM/YY
TOTAL NO. OF OUTGOING PSTN CALLS:

TOTAL NO. OF OUTGOING ISDN CALLS:
NO. OF OUTGOING PSTN CALLS COSTED:XXXXX COST:XXXXXX.XX

FOR WEEK ENDING DD/MM/YY


FOR MONTH ENDING DD/MM/YY

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Appendix – J : Tone ROM Specification
No. Used for F1 L1 F2 L2 F3 L3 M.F M.R ON OFF PAD

[Hz] [dBm0] [Hz] [dBm0] [Hz] [dBm0] [Hz] [%] *62.5ms 1 2 3
0 No Tone 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0
1 D 940 -13.00 1630 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
2 1 700 -13.00 1210 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
3 2 700 -13.00 1340 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
4 3 700 -13.00 1480 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
5 4 770 -13.00 1210 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
6 5 770 -13.00 1340 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
7 6 770 -13.00 1480 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
8 7 850 -13.00 1210 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
9 8 850 -13.00 1340 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
10 9 850 -13.00 1480 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
11 * 940 -13.00 1340 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
12 0 940 -13.00 1210 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
13 # 940 -13.00 1480 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
14 A 700 -13.00 1630 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
15 B 770 -13.00 1630 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
16 C 850 -13.00 1630 -11.00 0 0.00 0 0
17 400 -13.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 -16.00
18 440 -13.00 480 -13.00 0 0.00 0 0
19 480 -13.00 620 -13.00 0 0.00 0 0
20 520 -13.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 -13.00 -16.00 -22.00 Door Chime included
21 580 -13.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0
22 660 -13.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 -16.00 Door Chime included
23 800 -13.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0
24 400 -13.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 4 4 250ms ON/OFF
25 400 -13.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 2 2 125ms ON/OFF
26 400 -13.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 8 8 500ms ON/OFF
27
28 MOH IC
29 BGM
30 LAPB
31
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Manufacturer:
Nitsuko Corporation
2-6-1 KITAMIKATA, TAKATSU-KU, KAWASAKI 213-8511 JAPAN
TEL: +81-44-813-7104 FAX: +81-44-813-7300

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(1) November, 1997 Issue “Supplementary Manual” for Ver 2.0A

(1) April, 1998 Issue “Supplementary Manual” for Ver 2.1A

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SW: “COLD” position (COLD Start mode)

SW: “HOT” position (HOT Start mode)

1.1 For the first time of installation]

(1) As described, turn ON AC main power with COLD Start mode.

To enter the programming mode:

(3) Program necessary system data.

1) Press DC key. (go back to calendar (original) display.)

1.2 Software Version Up

2.1 Operation Keys

If you see the “&” character when programming, the entered

> Scroll forwards through a list of commands

Select a category (e.g., extension port number) you want to

- Scroll forwards through the items.

Press to see rest of the entry. This prompt only

3 HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL

Description tells what the program is.

This manual contents the following titled commands hereafter.

0003 : [SA] Time and Date

dX-Z96 Command 00 - Maintenance Options.doc

This command sets time and date of the system.

dX-Z96 Command 00 - Maintenance Options.doc

Menu No. : 1… -- Not Used --, 2… Delete, 3… Enable, 4…Reset

dX-Z96 Command 00 - Maintenance Options.doc

(*) For Menu No 2 - 6, Yes = 1, No = HOLD key to be pressed

Print out port : 1 (DCI port No. 1)

0503, 0901-Item13, 1201, 1202, 1206

dX-Z96 Command 00 - Maintenance Options.doc

(*) For Menu No 2 - 4, Yes = 1, No = HOLD key to be pressed

<Note> The system reserves 50 alarm buffers.

Print out port No. : 1 (DCI port No. 1)

0010, 0130, 0503, 1201, 1202, 1206

dX-Z96 Command 00 - Maintenance Options.doc

This command defines the status of 40 system alarms.

Example (Default setting);

Alarm No. : 100-139 (Refer to Appendix-C.)

dX-Z96 Command 00 - Maintenance Options.doc

Ø Low voltage status of lithium battery on CPRU

----Time and Date----

Ø SMDR buffer is full

----Time and Date----

Extension port No.[STA PORT No.] : 0-72

<Note> Display Type Key Telephone should be assigned.

Extension port No.: 1

dX-Z96 Command 00 - Maintenance Options.doc

01 : Basic Hardware Setup, Part A

0101 : [IN] DTMF Tone Duty Cycle

dX-Z96 Command 01 - Basic Hardware Setup, Part A.doc

Duration : 1-255 (10-2550ms)

Duration : 10 (100 ms)

dX-Z96 Command 01 - Basic Hardware Setup, Part A.doc

Disk type No.[Type] : 1-3

dX-Z96 Command 01 - Basic Hardware Setup, Part A.doc

Type No. : 1-8

Following display types are provided.

Type_1 "DD MMM WWW hh:mmAP" (12H)

MM --- Month Ex.) " 1", "10"

dX-Z96 Command 01 - Basic Hardware Setup, Part A.doc