Samsung DCS

Basic Setup

By: Andre van Niekerk

 Programming Instructions

While in programming you can use the following Keys.

Always note that there is a underscore on your screen while doing programming. That
indicates the field you are going to change. _

ANS/RLS - Select All

Hold - Delete
Left Soft Button - Save and move back. (Or jump one menu back)
Right Option Button - Save and move right. (Or jump one menu Forward)
Volume Buttons - Move Up or Down in menus
Speaker Button - Will go into a list of all MMC’s Scroll up and down
 DCS Basic Setup:

1. Remember Memory switch.

After System bootup.

2. Set Country.
a. Transfer 800
b. 4321
c. Select country (South Africa)
d. Right Option Button to Select
e. Select 1 to accept and default system

3. Enter Programming Mode.

a. Transfer 800
b. 4321
c. Press 1 again to enable programming
d. Transfer to finish

4. Set KMMC Timeout. (Time that programming mode stays active)

a. Transfer 501
b. Select KMMC Lock Out TM
c. Default 30 seconds. Range 10 – 255 sec.
d. Transfer to finish

5. Set System Date and Time.

a. Transfer 505
b. Enter format supplied
c. W = (Refer Below) MMDDYY:HHMM

0 Sunday
1 Monday
2 Tuesday
3 Wednesday
4 Thursday
5 Friday
6 Saturday
 Set up Trunk ringing and DAY/Night Mode
6. Assign Station groups.
a. Transfer 601
b. Select group with volume button
c. Right option button
d. Volume until “Ring:Sequential” is displayed
e. Set ring accordingly
Sequential = First member then second, then third . . .
Distribute = Round robin- Devides calls between ext.
Unconditional = All ext ring at the same time.
f. Use volume button to go to Member
g. Right option button
h. Enter all extension numbers to be part off groupe.
i. Transfer to finish

7. Assign Trunk ring (Analogue trunks)

a. Transfer 406
b. Select the trunk with volume or (ANS/RLS, Redial)
c. Enter ring destination 1 – 6
d. 1 Day and 2 Night
e. Transfer to finish.

Example of how Ring plans work.

Lunch
20:00
18:00
14:00
00:00

06:00

12:00

16:00

22:00
04:00
02:00

08:00

10:00

23:59

Typical Weekday

RP1 – Night
RP2 – Day
RP3 – Lunch

8. Assign DID. (Isdn trunks).

a. Transfer 714
b. Display shows “DID DIGIT (001)”
c. Press right soft key
d. Enter last four digits of tel. no. 7720.
e. Press right option button
 f. Enter destination 1 -6
g. Enter all details for DID name etc.
h. Transfer to finish.

If DID range match Ext. no. only one entry is needed 7*** and the detination would
be “B”. That means it will bypass through to that ext. no

9. Assign Night Time (If Required)

a. Transfer 507
b. Press right option Button
c. Enter start of night service time (e.g. 17:00)
d. Enter end of night service time (e.g. 08:00)
e. Press up VOL button to select new day
f. Repeat for all days of the week
g. Transfer to finish

General Programming.
10. Assign Buttons
a. Transfer 722
b. Type desired station number or use VOL keys to select.
c. The enter the button no.
d. Select function of button
Most Common used buttons.
DS - Direct station (Add ext. no.)
DT - Direct trunk (Add trunk no.)
RTO - Ring plan override (Passcode 0000 and plan no.)
GPIK - Group pick up (Enter group no.)
e. Transfer to Finish

DO NOT REMOVE THE CALL BUTTONS FROM THE PHONE !!

11. Assign Individual Station Names.

a. Transfer 104
b. Type desired station number or use VOL keys to select.
c. Type in station name using the Keypad
d. Transfer to finish.

12. Assign Operator Number “9”.

a. Transfer 724
b. Scroll to Feat Dial number with volume button
c. Push right option button
d. 6- Because the character O is on 6
e. Select “OPER” using volume keys
f. Right Option Button to Select
g. Enter “9” – That is now the new number for the operator
h. Right Option Button to Select
 i. When prompt for change 1 for yes, this is only asked if “9” was used
for something else.
j. Press Right Option Button to Select
k. Transfer to finish

Barring

13. Set Toll Deny Table.

a. Transfer 702
b. Enter Toll Deny as per Excel Spreadsheet
A – Totally Open
B – Local only
C – Local + National
D – Local + National + Cell
E – Local + Cell
H – Totally Barred

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c. Transfer to finish

14. Set Toll Allow Table.

a. Transfer 703
 b. Enter Toll Allow Table as per Excel Spreadsheet

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c. Transfer to finish

15. Assign COS Contents

a. Transfer 701
b. Enter COS Contents as per Excel Spreadsheet

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c. Transfer to finish

16. Assign Individual Station Barring.

a. Transfer 301
b. Select desired station number
c. Enter relevant COS for Day And Night
d. Transfer to finish

17. Assign Authorization codes.

a. Transfer 707
b. Display will show “Author.code(001)”
c. Press right option button to move cursor
d. Enter 4 digit code
e. Right option button
f. Then enter the class of the code “From mmc 701”
g. Volume up to entry “002”
h. Right option button
i. Enter 4 digit code
j. Repeat process until done
k. Transfer to finish.

18. Assign Forced codes

a. Transfer 305
b. Use volume to select ext. or ANS/RLS(Falcon) or Redial(DS) to select
all ext. at the same time.
c. Use volume button to select Authorize Code
d. Transfer to finish
Remember MMC 305 overrides MMC 301
 Least Cost Routing:
19. To enable LCR.

a. Transfer 210
b. Push Up VOL once (LCR Enable)
c. Press Right option to select
d. Press Up VOL once to set to “ON”
e. Press Right option to select
f. Transfer to finish

20. Assign Trunks to groups. (NB: If there is no LCR add all trunks to all
groups)

a. Transfer 603
b. 80 (Select Group)
c. Press Up VOL once to select Members
d. Press Right Option Button twice
e. Enter All Telkom Trunk Port Numbers (701 etc.)
f. Press Right Option Button Once
g. Select Group 81 For Cell LCR
h. Press Right Option Button twice
i. Enter All Premicell Trunk Port Numbers (701 etc.)
i. If No LCR Enter Telkom Trunk Ports
j. Press Right Option Button Once
k. Select Group 82 for International Dialers
l. Press Right Option Button twice
m. Enter All International Trunk Port Numbers (701 etc.)
i. If No LCR Enter Telkom Trunk Ports
n. Transfer to finish

21. Set LCR Route time table.

a. Transfer 711
b. Press Right Option Button twice
c. HHMM = 0000
d. LCRT: = 1
e. Select next day using VOL key and repeat for every day of the week.
f. Transfer to finish

22. Set LCR Digit Table.

a. Transfer 710
b. Select entry 001
c. Enter Digit “01”
d. Press Right Option Button Once
e. Enter Length “02”
f. Enter RT “01”
g. Continue to enter Digits as per Excel Spreadsheet
And enter any new or valid digits that has been added.
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h. Transfer to finish

23. Assign LCR Route Table.

a. Transfer 712

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b. Select desired Group

i. 01 = Telkom
ii. 02 = Premicell
iii. 03 = International
c. Press Right Option Button Twice
d. NOTE:“C” always = 1
e. “G” = Trunk Group
i. 80 = Telkom
ii. 81 = Premicells
iii. 82 = International
f. “M” always = 001
g. Select next route etc.
h. Transfer to finish
24. Change LCR digit.

a. Transfer 724
b. Scroll to Feat Dial number with volume button
c. Right soft key to select bottom menu
d. 5 to select “LCR”
e. Press Right Option Button to Select
f. Enter “0”
g. Press Right Option Button to Select
h. Transfer to finish
 Mics.
Music On Hold.
Connect Music on hold Source

Connection to System.
a. 408 - Middle 2 on Mics port (371)
b. OS 12 - Middle 2 on Mics port (371)
c. 816 - Green Black on Champ (371)
d. 70 - Slate Red (371) Brown Red (372)
e. 100 - Slate Red (371) Brown Red (372)
f. 200 - Blue red on TRK A card. (372)
g. 500 - Pin 2 & 7 (3702) Or Pin 4 & 5 (3703) on Mics2.
h. 7200 - Pin 4 & 5 (3701) Or Pin 2 & 7 (3703) on Misc1
i. 7400 - Pin 4 & 5 (3701) Or Pin 2 & 7 (3703) on Misc1

MMC 308. Enter Source no. According to above example.

MMC 309. Enter Source no. According to above example
MMC 408. Enter Source no. According to above example
MMC 210 Enable Transfer music on hold.

TMS.
Wiring for Man 3000.

408, OS/12, 816, 70, 100, 500

Pin 3 On PABX goes to PABX on buffer

Pin 5 On Pabx goes to OV (Zero volt or Ground).

Wiring for Samsung Call Manager.

System RS 232 Buffer RS 232

3 To 2
4 To 6
5 To 5

a. Insert CD
b. Run Setup file. Setup.exe – Windows Millennium and older
CMSI.exe – Windows XP and higher.
c. After setup run BBcap. Test if there is comms. to system.
d. Run Call manager.
e. Select Country as South Africa
f. Choose clients local area code eg. 011 + first 3 digits of no. 011799
g. Choose Type of Pabx.
h. Enter Ext. range eg. From 201 to 250

i. Call manager Will now open.

 j. Edit Extension info. Enter user names.
k. Edit Account code info. Enter Auth codes from system.
l. Edit exchange line info. Tell each trunk what service provider it is
connected to.
m. Click on Background Importation Status (Bottom Left)
n. Tick little check box (Auto Link) Click Hide
o. Click on reports
p. Enter Company Name (Don’t change anything else)

Related PABX MMc’s.

MMC 804 – Set appropriate port to SMDR
MMC 725 – Print Account codes change to Yes.
Print incoming calls change to yes. (If required).

On the Office Serv 7200 and 7400.

Connect system LAN port to network or cross over to stand alone PC.
MMC 830 – Change system IP address, Subnet mask and Default Gateway to
local network settings. And do the restart in mmc 830. System will restart.
MMC 829 - (01) SMDR.
Destination – PC
Printer IP – Match it to IP in MMC 830 (System IP)
Update lan – Yes.

To Test this You can go into the command prompt.

Type the following command.
telnet (System IP Address) 5100
eg. telnet 192.168.0.60 5100
If it has been set up correctly you will see the SMDR coming through.

Cabling.
Programming Cable for all DCS and O/S Systems.

System RS 232 PCS 232

2 To 3
3 To 2
5 To 5

Voicemail Cable for SVMi( Svmi2, Svmi4, Smi8 and Svmi16)

System RS 232 Voicemail RS 232

2 To 2
3 To 3
5 To 5

SVMi 20

RJ 45 Male Buffer RS 232 Female

3 To 2
4 To 5
6 To 3
 System Wiring.
DCS 816

Pin Colour Circuits/ Functions Remarks

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26 W-BL Tip of 1 Analogue Trunk port Base board
1 BL-W Ring of 1st Analogue Trunk port No polarity
nd
27 W-O Tip of 2 Analogue Trunk port Base board
nd
2 O-W Ring of 2 Analogue Trunk port No polarity
28 W-GR Tip of 3 Analogue Trunk or Tip of 1st BRI TX
rd
Expansion card
3 GR-W Ring of 3rd Analogue Trunk or Ring of 1st BRI TX No polarity
th st
29 W-BR Tip of 4 Analogue Trunk or Tip of 1 BRI RX Expansion card
th st
4 BR-W Ring of 4 Analogue Trunk or Ring of 1 BRI RX No polarity
th nd
30 W-S Tip of 5 Analogue Trunk or Tip of 2 BRI TX Expansion card
th nd
5 S-W Ring of 5 Analogue Trunk or Ring of 2 BRI TX No polarity
th nd
31 R-BL Tip of 6 Analogue Trunk or Tip of 2 BRI RX Expansion card
th nd
6 BL-R Ring of 6 Analogue Trunk or Ring of 2 BRI RX No polarity
th rd
32 R-O Tip of 7 Analogue Trunk or Tip of 3 BRI TX Expansion card
th rd
7 O-R Ring of 7 Analogue Trunk or Ring of 3 BRI TX No polarity
th rd
33 R-GR Tip of 8 Analogue Trunk or Tip of 3 BRI RX Expansion card
8 GR-R Ring of 8th Analogue Trunk or Ring of 3rd BRI RX No polarity
th th
34 R-BR Tip of 9 Analogue Trunk or Tip of 4 BRI TX Expansion card
th th
9 BR-R Ring of 9 Analogue Trunk or Ring of 4 BRI TX No polarity
th th
35 R-S Tip of 10 Analogue Trunk or Tip of 4 BRI RX Expansion card
10 S-R Ring of 10th Analogue Trunk or Ring of 4th BRI RX No polarity
36 BK-BL Tip, General-purpose Dry Contact on the base board No polarity
11 BL-BK Ring, General-purpose Dry Contact on the base board
37 BK-O Tip, External Page Interface on the base board No polarity
12 O-BK Ring, External Page Interface on the base board
38 BK-GR Tip, External Music Interface on the base board No polarity
13 GR-BK Ring, External Music Interface on the base board
st
39 BK-BR Tip, 1 DLI port on the base board No polarity
st
14 BR-BK Ring, 1 DLI port on the base board
nd
40 BK-S Tip, 2 DLI port on the base board No polarity
15 S-BK Ring, 2nd DLI port on the base board
rd
41 Y-BL Tip, 3 DLI port on the base board No polarity
rd
16 BL-Y Ring, 3 DLI port on the base board
th
42 Y-O Tip, 4 DLI port on the base board No polarity
17 O-Y Ring, 4th DLI port on the base board
th
43 Y-GR Tip, 5 DLI port on the base board No polarity
th
18 GR-Y Ring, 5 DLI port on the base board
th
44 Y-BR Tip, 6 DLI port on the base board No polarity
th
19 BR-Y Ring, 6 DLI port on the base board
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45 Y-S Tip, 7 DLI port on the base board No polarity
th
20 S-Y Ring, 7 DLI port on the base board
th
46 VL-BL Tip, 8 DLI port on the base board No polarity
th
21 BL-VL Ring, 8 DLI port on the base board
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47 VL-O Tip, 9 DLI port on the base board No polarity
22 O-VL Ring, 9th DLI port on the base board
th
48 VL-GR Tip, 10 DLI port on the base board No polarity
th
23 GR-VL Ring, 10 DLI port on the base board
49 VL-BR Tip, 11th DLI port on the base board No polarity
24 BR-VL Ring, 11th DLI port on the base board
th
50 VL-S Tip, 12 DLI port on the base board No polarity
th
25 S-VL Ring, 12 DLI port on the base board
DCS 70, 100 and OS 100
DCS and O/S 500.
 System Access Codes
All These Feature codes are default on the system. However you can go and change
them in MMC 724 under your Feat Dial No.