Nokia Soolo 8 / NTS London 8

USER INSTRUCTIONS
LONDON 8/12/16

Extension User Facilities
Tone Demonstration
200 Number Unobtainable
201 Music on Hold (If fitted)
203 Ringing Tone
204 Busy Tone
205 Interruption Tone
206 Call Waiting Tone
207 Alarm Call Tone
208 Broken Dial Tone
209 Recall Dial Tone
21 - 27 Ring Extension
31 - 34 Ring Hunt Group 1 to 4
5 XX Dial Extn Stored Number XX (11 - 15)
5 XX Dial System Stored Number XX (30 - 69)
5 0 Redial Last Number
600 Switch System to Day mode
601 Switch System to Night mode
602 G Set Extn as Reception Phone for Group G
602 0 Cancel Reception Phone
603 MM Number Store Extn Outside Number in Memory MM
(MM=11-15)
604 XX Call Diversion
605 Cancel Call Diversion
606 HHMM Book Alarm Call
607 Cancel Alarm Call
608 Cancel Ringback
61 Incoming Call Pick Up
62 Hunt Group Pick Up
64 Parked Call Pick Up
65 XX Internal Call Pick Up Extn XX
691 Retrieve Transferred Call
693 MM Store Last Outside Number in Memory MM (MM=11-15)
694 XX Remote Call Divert (Follow Me)
695 XX Remote Cancel Call Divert
698 Cancel Exch Line Ringback
6990 1/0 40 second Ringing On/Off
81 Outside Line 1
82 Outside Line 2
9 Outside Line
0 Operator (Extn 21)
R 4 XXXXX Assign Call to Account Code XXXXX (Before Hanging
Up)
R XX Make Enquiry or Transfer to Extn XX
R 9 Place Call on Hold
R 8 Reconnect Held Call
R 5 Reconnect Outside Call )
R 7 Reconnect Enquiry Call ) Shuttle
R 61 Park Call and Pickup Second Call (inc. Call Waiting)
R 63 Park Call or Shuttle between Outside Calls
R 66 Intrude on Busy
R 67 Conference Call
R 68 Camp on Busy
7 XX Call Extn on Host PBX
R * 9 Place Call on Hold (Host PBX Working)
R * XX Make Enquiry or Transfer to Extn XX on Host PBX
R * 8 Reconnect Held Call (Host PBX Working)

PROGRAMMING
INSTRUCTIONS
LONDON 8/12/16

System Configuration
N = Exchange Line X = Extension No.
1999 0000 Disable Password Facility
1999 PPPP Set Programming Password
1300 PPPP Enter Programming mode
170 Exit Programming mode
1734 s Deferred Dialling Delay (0 - 5 secs, default 1)
1735 ss Change Ring Bridging (00 - 30 secs, default 03)
1750 N Program Line N as PSTN
1751 N D Program Line N off PABX with access digit D
1752 N DD Program Line N off PABX with access digits DD
1753 N Program Line N off PABX with no access
1754 n Break = n x 100ms
1756 N m Select Daytime incoming mode for Line N (0=No
Distribution)
1757 N m Select Nighttime incoming mode for Line N
(1=Sequential Hunting)
175 ss Timeout in secs (ss=01-39)
(2=Uniform Call Distribution)
176 0 D Allow Host PBX codes beginning with D
176 1 D Bar Host PBX codes beginning with D
179 0 N N Set non-DSA mode for Line N - N
179 1 N N Set DSA mode for Line N - N
18 XX XX Set Extn Range for Programming
1911 sss Camp-on Busy Return Time-out, default 045
1912 sss Unanswered Call Return Time-out, default 030
1913 sss Parked Call Return Time-out, default 010
1914 sss Unanswered Alarm Call Time-out, default 240
1915 sss Unanswered Ringback Time-out, default 015
1916 sss DSA Busy Time-out, default 020
(sss = 001 to 250 secs)
1920 HHMM Start of Night mode
1921 HHMM Start of Day mode
1920 0000 )
1921 0000 ) Cancel Automatic Day/Night Switching
1922 0 Disable Intruder Alarm
1922 1 Enable Intruder Alarm
1931 N Busy Out Line N
1932 N Reinstate Line N
1933 0000 Reset ALL Meters
1934 Print Meter Counts and Cost
1935 pppp Set Unit Cost (in one-hundredths of a penny)
1936 XX Reset Meter for Extn XX
1937 N Reset Meter for Line N
1946 0 Enable use of 602 G
1946 1 Disable use of 602 G
1951 Print System Configuration
1952 Print System Stored Numbers
1954 Print Time-outs
1955 XX Print Extn XX Stored Numbers
1960 YY Set Year ??
1961 HHMM Set Time
1962 DDMM Set Day/Month
1963 D Set Day 1 - 7 (1=Monday etc.)
1964 0 Music on Hold OFF
1964 1 Music on Hold ON
1965 0 Call Logging OFF
1965 1 Call Logging ON
1966 XX Set Master Phone Extn XX
1968 0 Set Printer Baud Rate 9600
1968 1 Set Printer Baud Rate 4800
1968 2 Set Printer Baud Rate 2400
1968 3 Set Printer Baud Rate 1200
1968 4 Set Printer Baud Rate 600
1968 5 Set Printer Baud Rate 300
603 MM number Store Outside Number (up to 18 digits long) in
Memory MM (MM = 30-49 are available to all extensions, whilst 50-69
are subject to call barring)

Extension Configuration
In this section the extension range to be programmed must be defined.
ie 18 first extension last extension.
18 XX XX 1943 0 Allow Remote Answering/Diversion of this Extn
18 XX XX 1943 1 Prohibit Remote Answering/Diversion of this Extn
18 XX XX 1944 0 Allow Intrusion on this Extn
18 XX XX 1944 1 Prohibit Intrusion on this Extn
18 XX XX 1946 0 Allow Local Ringing Control
18 XX XX 1946 1 Prohibit Local Ringing Control
18 XX XX 1972 G Incoming Calls Group Day
18 XX XX 1973 G Incoming Calls Group Night
18 XX XX 1974 B Bar Day
18 XX XX 1975 G Outgoing Calls Group
18 XX XX 1976 G Remote Answer Group (Using 61)
18 XX XX 1977 B Bar Night
18 XX XX 1978 H Hunt Group
Groups (G) Barring Level (B) Hunt Group (H)
0=None,
1=1 only,
2=2 only
0 None H=1 to 4
3=3 only,
4=4 only,
1 International
0 = No Hunt Group
5=1 & 2 2 - do - LD
6=3 & 4,
7=All, 8=1, 2 & 3 3 Allow Internal & 999 only
9=2, 3 & 4
Authorisation code for network N
1696 N XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..... then hang up.
where N = 2 to 8, and XXXXXXXXX....... is up to 19 digits
Key 1969 N and hang up to delete authorisation
Cost Centre Codes
Program the authorisation code adding three digit cost centre code
then hang up. A different network number to be used for each Cost
Centre.
The Access Code
To program the access code for network N
Key 1697 N XXXXXXXX........ and hang up.
where N = 2 to 8 and XXXXXXX...... is up to 10 digits.
To delete the code
Key 1697 N and hang up.
The access Delay
The default delay between the access code and the authorisation code is
5 seconds. If necessary, you can change this; the permitted range is 1 to
15 seconds
To change the access delay
Key 1769 N ss
where N = 2 to 8, and ss = 01 to 15.
Turning MNR on and off.
To turn MNR on
Key 16991
To turn MNR off
Key 16990
With MNR off, users simple key 9 for an outside line in order to make
calls, which will be routed over BT.
With MNR switched on callers key 9N where N = 2 to 8 depending on
the network to be used.
Emergency calls, key 9, 999.
Memory Dialling with MNR
To store numbers for abbreviated dialling, you may specify the
network to be used. This information must be stored with MNR turned
on.
Key 603 MM N XXXXXXXX... Hang up.
where MM is the memory number (30 to 69); N is the Network number
(1 - BT- to 8); and XXXXXX.... is the outside number.
The network routing will be stored even if MNR is turned off. Any
stored number normally dialled over another route with MNR will be
routed over BT if MNR is switched off. A printout of abbreviated
numbers will show the network in parentheses.