General System Programming

Sequence

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System Programming Sequence

This appendix lists the basic procedures, in the order in which they must be performed, to program a new system. In some instances, you may need to rearrange the system planning forms to match this order.

Basic System Operating Conditions

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Select the system programming position

System ® SProg Port

Select the system language

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® Language ® SystemLang

Select the system mode

System ® Mode

Enable Automatic Maintenance Busy

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MaintenBusy

Set the system time

System ® Time

Set the system date

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Date

Schedule automatic backups

System ® Backup/Restore ® Auto Backup

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System Renumbering

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Select the system numbering plan

SysRenumber ® Default Numbering

Single renumbering

SysRenumber ® Single

Block renumbering

SysRenumber ® Block

DSS console page buttons

SysRenumber ® Single ®

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® DSS Buttons

Identify System Operator Positions

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Identify QCC system operator positions

Operator ® Positions ® Queued Call

Identify DLC system operator positions

Operator ® Positions ® Direct Line

Lines and Trunks

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Specify type of trunk on 400 or 800 GL/LS module

LinesTrunks ® LS/GS/DS1

Identify dial signaling for loop-start/ground-start trunks

LinesTrunks ® TT/LS Disc ® Outmode

Classify disconnect signaling reliability for loop-start trunks

LinesTrunks ® TT/LS Disc ® LS Disconnect

Specify toll prefix requirements

LinesTrunks ® Toll Type

Specify Hold Disconnect interval

LinesTrunks

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HoldDiscnct

Assign the QCC queue priority

LinesTrunks ®

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® QCC Prior

Identify QCC operator to receive calls

LinesTrunks

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Assign trunks to pools

LinesTrunks ® Pools

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Complex Lines

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Program DS1 trunks

LinesTrunks ® LS/GS/DS1

Program tie lines

LinesTrunks ® TIE Lines

Program DID trunks

LinesTrunks ® DID

Program PRI trunks

LinesTrunks ® PRI

Program BRI trunks

LinesTrunks

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Telephones

Many programmers prefer to program Auxiliary Equipment before programming Telephones.

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Assign trunks to telephones

Extensions ® LinesTrunks

Copy trunk assignments

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Line Copy

Identify Principal User for Personal Line

LinesTrunks ®

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Assign ring, voice, outgoing only, shared buttons

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Cntr-Prg

Copy telephone button assignments

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® Cntr-Prg

Identify analog multiline telephones with BIS or HFAI

Extensions

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BIS/HFAI

Identify analog multiline telephones requiring Voice Announce to Busy

Extensions ® VoiceSingl

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General System Programming Sequence

Auxiliary Equipment

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Program Music On Hold

AuxEquip ® MusicOnHold

Program loudspeaker paging

AuxEquip ® Ldspkr Pg

Program a fax port

AuxEquip ® Fax

Identify the jack used for maintenance alarms

AuxEquip ® MaintAlarms

Program Voice Mail and Automated Attendant

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TransferRtn

Print Reports

■ Print system reports to simplify checking your work and to provide a paper copy of system configuration

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