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Modular ICS 6.1 Programming Record
(includes MICS-XC programming)
Use with
MICS 6.1 or
MICS-XC 6.1 software
P0603536 02
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Telephone buttons You can use the following types of telephones to program your MICs system: M7310 or M7324 Norstar telephones or T7316 or T7316E Business Series Terminal. This guide uses the Business Series Telephone button icons for programming procedures. Refer to the table below for the keycap icons that correspond to the programming commands. Business Series Terminals Norstar telephones T7316, T7316E M7310, M7324 Button description Feature † ƒ Handsfree/Mute © Handsfree: (T7316E) Mute:
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Contents Telephone buttons ii General information 1 Installed equipment 2 Programming overview (Profiles 1 and 4) 3 Programming overview (Profiles 2 and 3) 6 Programming overview MICS-XC (Companion) 9 Companion programming charts 13 System LID (Companion sets for MICS-XC systems) 13 Software keys 13 SysID 13 Companion ID 13 Password keys for Companion (MICS-XC systems) 13 Reg. pswd (XC Companion) 13 Change DN type (Companion sets for MICS-XC systems) 14 Registration 15 15 Radios and Cells (C
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iv Profile 19 Dialpad 19 Template 19 Start DN 19 Terminals&Sets 20 Line Access 20 Capabilities 21 Name 22 User prefernces 22 Button prgrming 23 Model M7100/T7100 Button Programming 23 Model M7208/T7208 Button Programming 24 Model M7310 Button Programming 25 Model T7316 Button Programming 27 Model T7316E and KIM Button Programming 28 KIM module 29 Model M7324 Button Programming and CAP Assignments 30 User speed dial 32 Restrictions 33 Restrn filters 33 Set restrns 36 Line/set restrns 36 Telco fe
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v Line restrns 44 Remote restrns 44 Telco features 44 Services 45 Ringing service 45 Restrn service 46 Routing service 47 If PRI-A, PRI-B, PRI-C, or PRI-D 48 If service type requires service id 48 If Protocol is SL-1 or TIE service type 48 Using line pools to create a dialing plan 48 Dest codes 49 Dest codes 50 Activating routing schedules 51 Common settings 51 Control sets 51 Schedule names 51 Sys speed dial 52 Passwords 53 COS pswds 53 Call log paswds 54 Progrming pswds 54 Hospitality 54 SM Pa
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vi Remote access 59 Rec’d # length 60 DN length 60 National length 60 Make / Break 60 Business name 60 CbC limits 60 Release reasons 60 Hospitality 61 SM sets 61 Network Services 61 ETSI (Profile 2, only) (software key required) 61 MCDN (Profile 1, 2, and 3, only) (software key required) 61 Telco features 62 VMSg ctr tel#s 62 ONN blocking 62 Software keys 63 SysID 63 Password keys 63 Password keys for ISDN PRI 63 Password keys for fixed T1 lines 63 Password keys for Advanced Private Network and
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vii StnMod 71 Maintenance 72 System version 72 Sys test log 73 Sys Admin Log 74 Network evt log 75 Template specific defaults 76 Terminals&Sets defaults 76 Line Access 76 Restrictions 76 Telco features (Feature assignmnt) 77 Lines defaults 77 Trunk/Line data (Target lines) 77 Trunk/Line data (Digital and Analog loopstart) 77 Trunk/Line data (Digital and Analog Groundstart) 78 Trunk/Line data (Digital and E&M lines) 78 Trunk/Line data (Digital and Analog DID) 79 Trunk/Line data (BRI-2, BRI-ST, BR
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viii Modular ICS 6.1 Programming Record P0603536 02
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1 General information Customer/Company Supplier Address Customer service representative Telephone Telephone Billing number Installer System coordinator Installation date All defaults for the default templates are shown in bold and underlined text. Copying set programming You can use the COPY command to copy programming from one telephone to other set, a range of sets or all the sets. Depending on where the display button is pressed, you will copy either all the programming for a telephone or onl
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2 Installed equipment 0X32 ICS Telephones Quantity Equipment Quantity Equipment Integrated Communication System (ICS) M7100 telephone Modular ICS NVRAM cartridge M7208 telephone Modular ICS ROM software cartridge M7310 telephone Cartridge assembly M7310 with Busy Lamp Field (BLF) Expansion Cartridge 2-port (fiber) M7324 Expansion Cartridge 6-port (fiber) M7324 with 1 or more CAP modules 6-port Expansion and IVD Services (Combo card) T7316E with 1 or more KIM modules Expansion Cartridge 2-port (c
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3 Programming overview (Profiles 1 and 4) Defaults are shown in bold and underlined Log 0 Pool 600 Allow redirect N Ans mode Manual Redirect ring Y Ans with DISA Y Profile PROF 1 Intrusion Link at CO N Lines Protect Lvl None Aux. ringer N ATA settings Signal Winkstart Show line:_ ATA ans timer 7 Dialpad Q, Z:0 ANI number N Trunk/Line data ATA use Off site DNIS number N Msglndicate None Gain Normal (If Target Line) ATA dvc Modem (If T1 and Fixed) (Profile 1 only) Line type Public
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4 Programming overview (Profiles 1 and 4) continued ... Defaults are shown in bold and underlined Sched:Sched 5 None Mode: Broadcast tagging feature, you must specify Hunt delay: (sequential Sched:Sched 6 None a name for the speed dial. mode only) 4 Services Sched:Night If busy: BusyTone Timeout: 60 Service Off Passwords Overflow: or Overflow N Ringing service Sched:Evening Name: <7 characters> Aux. ringer N Ringing groups COS pswds Sched:Lunch Distinct Ring None Show gro
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5 Programming overview (Profiles 1 and 4) continued ... Defaults are shown in bold and underlined Priv DN len 3 I800 None Release reasons SysID (8 digits) Type UDP 900 None Text: None PrivNetId 1 SDS None Password keys Loc code None CO fail TIA-547A Hospitality Key 1 (8 digits) Priv DN len 3 I/F levels: ISDN Room/desk info Key 2 (8 digits) Framing ESF Public network Show set:___ Key 3 (8 digits) Internal CSU On Pub DN lengths Room #: _ Show prefix: CSU line bld 0 Adm pwd req’d: Y Prfx:
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6 Programming overview (Profiles 2 and 3) Defaults are shown in bold and underlined Config Protect Lvl None Ptl V.35 ATA settings DS0 rate 64k Profile PROF 1 Lines ATA ans timer 7 TxClk src Auto ATA use Off site TxClk invrsn Off Data invrsn Off Show line:_ Msglndicate None Fixed access ATA dvc Modem Trunk/Line data Dialpad Q, Z:0 Show line:_ SM Supervisor N L001: Unassigned (If Target Line) L001: Channel:xx Name 221 Line type Public Lp state None Rec’d # None Lpbk Off Startup User prefernces Pri
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7 Programming overview (Profiles 2 and 3) continued ... Defaults are shown in bold and underlined (If T1 and DID) Profile 3 only Pswd 00 None Ringing service Common settings Trunk Type DID User flt None Ringing groups Control sets Line type Pool A Line flt None Show group:_ For lines Dial mode Tone Remote pkg None Ring grp 01 Show line:_ PrimeSet 221 Call log pswds L001 221 Show set:_ Distinct Ring None For sets 221 Assigned Show set:_ Ans mode Manual 222 Unassign Show set:_ Log pswd None Ans wi
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8 Programming overview (Profiles 2 and 3) continued ... Defaults are shown in bold and underlined Prfx:Deflt Attn attempts: 3 PrivNetID 1 Change DNs Retry intrvl: 4 DN length 7 Type Slave Attn duration: 15 Dial time out Old DN:_ Max. 7 digits BchanSeq Descend Time format 12hr New DN:_ Max. 7 digits ClockSrc Primary Expired Alarms Access codes Notify set: None Max transits 31 Featr settings Use Tone: N Line pool codes (If PRI protocol is for MCDN) Profile 3 only Protocol SL1 Line pool A 9 Netwo
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9 Programming overview MICS-XC (Companion) Defaults are shown in bold and underlined Log 0 Pool 600 Network evt log Allow redirect N Redirect ring Y Profile PROF 1 Provisioning Intrusion Lines Protect Lvl None Tests ATA settings Show line:_ ATA ans timer 7 Dialpad Q, Z:0 CSU stats Trunk/Line data ATA use Off site Msglndicate None (If Target Line) Diagnostic tools ATA dvc Modem Line type Public Startup SM Supervisor N Rec’d # None Link status Name 221 PrimeSet 221 Template PBX Di
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10 Programming overview MICS-XC (Companion) continued ... Defaults are shown in bold and underlined Sched:Sched 5 None Distinct Ring None tagging feature, you must specify Sched:Sched 6 None a name for the speed dial. Ans mode Manual Services Sched:Night Ans with DISA Y Service Off Link at CO N Passwords Overflow N Ringing service Aux. ringer N Sched:Evening Signal Winkstart Ringing groups COS pswds Sched:Lunch ANI number N Show group:_ Sched:Sched 4 DNIS number N Show pswd #:_ Ring grp 01 Sched
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11 Programming overview MICS-XC (Companion) continued ... Defaults are shown in bold and underlined Hour: 00 Direct-dial 637: Portable Minutes: 00 State Available Alarm System prgrming D-Dial 1 Intrnl Companion (MICS-XC only) Attn attempts: 3 Use prime line Retry intrvl: 4 Attn duration: 15 Hunt groups CAP/KIM assignment Registration Time format 12hr Registration N Expired Alarms Show group:_ CAP1/KIM1 None Portable DNs Notify set: None HGnn: Use Tone: N Show DN: Dialing Plan Member DNs 637
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12 Programming overview MICS-XC (Companion) continued ... Defaults are shown in bold and underlined Discon timer 460 Answer timer 2 System version (If T1 card) (If BRI card) Card type T1 Card type Port/DN status Lines Loops Discon timer 460 Loop aaa Module status Answer timer 2 Type T Protocol CO fail T1A-547A Sampling Fixed Sys test log I/F levels ISDN (For S and LT) Framing ESF Assign DNs Sys admin log Show DN:_ Availabl Internal CSU On CSU line bld 0 Loop DN:_ None (For T & NT) Network evt l
