LDK 300 ATTENDANT USER GUIDE

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LDK 300 ATTENDANT USER GUIDE

TABLE OF CONTENTS Wakeup Calls 3 Attendant Clock Set 3 Time and Date Format 3 System Greetings 4 System Announcements 4 System Speed Dials 5 Attendant Intrusion 5 Day / On Demand / Night / Weekend / Auto Ring Modes 6 Temporary Class of Service 6 SMDR Print 7 SMDR Erase 7 Dial By Name 8 Disable Outside Line 8 Customised Messages 9 Erase Station Message 9 Traffic Analysis 10 Attendant Language 10 Intercom Box Background Music 11 External Page Port Background Music 11 Attendant DSS Operation 12 Page 12 Transferring an Outside Line to a Station 13 Intercom Group Call 12 Attendant Override 12 Attendant Program Menu 13 2

Wake-up Call A Wake-up call may be programmed to ring a station at a predetermined time s To register a wake-up call, Dial 0 4 2 Dial the station range. (In case of one station, dial the station number twice.) After hearing confirmation tone, enter 4-digit wake-up time (HH:mm) in 24-hour mode. (HH= 00~23, mm= 00~59) Press the HOLD/SAVE button for one-day, or dial # and the HOLD/SAVE button for the reactivation of the wakeup call every day until canceled. s To cancel a wake-up call, Dial 0 4 3 (Confirmation tone is heard and the MON button light is on.) Dial the station range to be canceled. (MON button will be extinguished.) Attendant Clock Set This feature allows the attendant to set the Time and Date. Dial 0 4 1 Enter Date as MMDDYY (6 digits) and press HOLD/SAVE button. Enter Time as military format (4 digits) and press HOLD/SAVE button. If there is no need to change date or time, press HOLD/SAVE button to go to the next step. Changing Time/Date Format To change the date format on the LCD, Dial 0 4 4 The format toggles between DDMMYY and MMDDYY. (YY : year, MM : month, DD : day) To change the time format on the LCD, Dial 0 4 5 The format toggles between 12-hour mode and 24-hour mode. (YY : year, MM : month, DD : date) 3

System Greetings The Aria LDK 300 provides announcements for Station Groups and an Auto Attendant. (only the System Attendant can record these greetings) (additional hardware may be required) s To record system greetings, Dial 0 6. Dial the announcement number (001~070). Press the # button to start recording.( Press the # button to record is heard) Record your greeting and press the HOLD/SAVE button to save the recording. To delete the recording, press the SPEED button while the message is being played. System Announcements s System Prompt Messages are also available in the Aria LDK300 phone system. These will be played to users and callers under a variety of conditions. They are recorded by default in the VMIB and may be rerecorded by the Main Attendant. (additional hardware may be required) The System Prompt messages are 071~100 as default; 071: VMIB MOH 086: Reserved 072: Reserved 087: Reserved 073: Invalid Number Prompt 088: Remote VMIB Control Main Menu Prompt 074: Time out Prompt 089: Remote VMIB Sub-menu for digit 1 in 075: Retry Prompt Main Menu Prompt 076: Transfer to Attendant Prompt 090: Reserved 077: Reserved 091: Reserved 078: Leave Message Prompt 092: Reserved 079: Record Start Prompt 093: Remote VMIB Sub-menu for digit 2 in 080: Authorization Code Prompt Main Menu Prompt 081: Busy Prompt 094: Remote VMIB Sub-menu for digit 3 in 082: Wake-up Prompt Main Menu Prompt 083: Station Off-net Forward Prompt 095: Remote VMIB Sub-menu for digit * in 084: DND Prompt Main Menu Prompt 085: No Answer Prompt 096~100: Reserved 4

System Speed Dial A group of speed dial numbers can be stored within the system for access by allowed stations. These numbers provide speedy access to often used outgoing CO dialing numbers. To store system speed numbers, Dial SPEED button. Dial speed number bin. (2000 ~4999) Dial the phone number to be stored. Dial HOLD/SAVE button. Or, Dial SPEED button. Dial speed number bin. Press desired outside line button. Dial the phone numbers to be stored. Dial HOLD/SAVE button. To use system speed numbers, Press SPEED button. Dial speed number bin. Attendant Intrusion Attendant may intrude into any station which is engaged in a conversation on an external line. To assign a flexible key as the Intrusion button Press the desired flexible key to be registered. Dial 8 6. To activate attendant intrusion Press DSS button corresponding to the busy station you wish to call. (Busy tone is heard.) Press ATD INTRUSION button. (Intrusion warning tone is heard at the busy station, then a 3-way conference is set up) 5

Day/On-demand/Night/Weekend/Auto Mode Service (Aria-300) The system can be placed in Day/On-demand/Night/Weekend/Auto mode operation manually by pressing [DND/FWD] button at attendant station. (In Auto ring mode, the ring mode will follow the Weekly Time Table) s To activate/deactivate Day/Night/On-demand/Weekend/Auto mode manually, Press the DND/FWD button, the ring mode is changed to On-demand Night Weekend Auto Day mode in sequence. On-demand mode is not activated automatically. To activate Auto ring mode with Attendant PGM mode, Dial 0 7 4. Dial 1 and press HOLD/SAVE button. (The Weekly Time Table is programmed by your authorised Aria Technician.) Temporary COS Change The Attendant can change the class of service of a station to a lower class temporarily to prevent unauthorized use of the station by others. (An Authorisation code must be set on any station that uses this feature). s To activate temporary COS change, Dial 0 2 1 Enter the station range. To remove temporary COS change, Dial 0 2 2 Enter the station range. 6

To Print out Accumulated SMDR Records Station Message Detail Recording(SMDR) can provide details on both incoming and outgoing calls. For station basis, s Press the TRANS/PGM button, then dial 0 1 1 1 Enter the desired station range. Accumulated SMDR records will be printed out at a printer connected to your Aria telephone system. For account group basis, Press TRANS/PGM then dial 0 1 1 3). Enter the desired account group to be printed. (01 ~99) (Accumulated SMDR records will be printed out through the printer connected to KSU.) To Erase SMDR Records ( ) For station basis, Press TRANS/PGM key Dial 0 1 1 2 Enter the desired station range. (SMDR records will be erased for all stations in the range.) For call account group, Press the TRANS/PGM key, Dial 0 1 1 4 Enter the desired account group. (SMDR records will be erased for all stations in the range.) To display call charge, Press the TRANS/PGM key, Dial 0 1 1 5 Enter the station number. 7

Dial by Name (for ICM) ( ) Press the TRANS/PGM button. Dial 0 7 2 Dial the station number and enter the name using the codes as shown below. Q - 11 Z - 12. - 13 1-10 A - 21 B - 22 C - 23 2-20 D - 31 E - 32 F - 33 3-30 G - 41 H - 42 I - 43 4-40 P - 71 R - 72 S - 73 Q - 7* 7-70 J - 51 K - 52 L - 53 5-50 T - 81 U - 82 V - 83 8-80 M - 61 N - 62 O - 63 6-60 W - 91 X - 92 Y - 93 Z - 9# 9-90 *1 - Blank *2 - : *3 -, 0-00 # Press the HOLD/SAVE button. CO Outgoing Disable ( ) To disable outgoing calls a CO line, Dial 0 7 3 Press the desired outside line button. (Confirmation tone is heard.) After hearing confirmation tone, selected outside line button is disabled. Repeat the process to enable the CO line. 8

Customized Message A pre-selected or customised message may be programmed to display on the LCD of a Keyset calling an intercom station. Dial 0 5 3 Dial the number of the desired message (01~20). Enter the desired message using the code in Dial by Name. (11 ~20) LUNCH, RETURN HH:MM Dial 01 + (Time) ON VACATION, RETURN AT MM:DD Dial 02 + (Date) OUT OF OFFICE RETURN TIME HH:MM Dial 03 + (Time) OUT OF OFFICE RETURN MM:DD Dial 04 + (Date) OUT OF OFFICE RETURN UNKNOWN Dial 05 CALL XX... (17 digits) Dial 06 + (External no.) IN OFFICE, STA XXXX Dial 07 + (Extension) IN A MEETING, RETURN TIME HH:MM Dial 08 + (Time) AT HOME Dial 09 AT BRANCH OFFICE Dial 10 User Defined Dial 11 ~20 Erasing Station Message The attendant can cancel the features, DND CALL FORWARD and preselected message activating at other station. Dial 0 7 1 Dial the desired station range to be canceled. 9

Traffic Analysis The system can monitor and print various system activate based on the attendant s request. The traffic-monitoring program is activated only when enabled and will continue accumulating statistics until disabled. The traffic data is output to the RS-232C port upon manual request. The system will support the following traffic reports; Attendant Traffic Report, Call Summary Report, Call Hourly Report, H/W Unit Usage Summary Report, CO Traffic Report and CO Traffic Hourly Report. To print all summary at system attendant, Dial 0 1 2 1. Select Measurement Time type. To print all summary traffic report periodically at system attendant, Dial 0 1 2 2. To cancel periodic printing of all summary traffic reports, Dial 0 1 2 3. To print the traffic report, Dial 0 1 2 4 (Attendant Traffic Report) 0 1 2 5 (Call Summary Report) 0 1 2 6 (Call Hourly Report) 0 1 2 7 (H/W Unit Usage Summary Report) 0 1 2 8 (CO Traffic Report) 0 1 2 9 (CO Traffic Hourly Report) Attendant LCD Language To change the LCD language at attendant, Dial 0 7 * Dial the station range to be changed. Select the language type with the following codes. 10

Attendant LCD Language Continued Code Language 0 0 English 0 1 Italian 0 2 Finnish 0 3 Dutch 0 4 Swedish 0 5 Danish 0 6 Norwegian 0 7 Hungarian 0 8 Germany 0 9 French 1 0 Portuguese 1 1 Spanish 1 2 Korean 1 3 Estonia 1 4 Russian Intercom Box BGM Selection by Attendant The attendant can select the music channel source to an ICM box. To set ICM box music, Dial 0 7 5 Dial the music channel 01~12 External Page Port BGM Selection by Attendant To set External Page Port music, Dial 0 7 6 (External Port 1), 0 7 7 (External Port 2), or 0 7 8 (External Port 3). Dial the music channel (01~12). 11

Attendant DSS Operation /Placing an Intercom Call from the DSS s Lift handset or press MON button. Press the desired DSS station button. Hang up to terminate the call. Making a Page Lift handset or press MON button. Press PAGE button. Speak in normal voice tone to announce message. Hang up to terminate the call. Transferring an Outside Line to Another Station While connecting an outside line, press the desired DSS station button. You can wait to announce the transfer or, Hang up to transfer the call. Intercom Group Call Lift handset or press MON button. Press the programmed INTERCOM GROUP CALL button. The call is connected to an idle station in the group. Overriding a Key Telephone in Do Not Disturb Press DSS button of the station to be overridden. (DND tone or busy tone is heard.) Dial to override the station in DND or in busy. 12

Attendant Programming Menu Table The attendant can program some features with this table by pressing TRANS/PGM button and appropriate codes. Att Menu 0 Attendant Main Menu [1] PRINT [2]COS [3]Authorization [4] TIME Attendant Sub Menu - I [1] SMDR [2] TRAFFIC [1] SET ICM ONLY MODE Attendant Sub Menu - II Selection Remark [1] Print Smdr (Station Base) STN# (+ End Stn#) [2] Delete (Sta Base) STN# (+ End Stn#) [3] Print Smdr (Grp Base) GRP# (+End Grp#) [4] Delete (Grp Base) GRP# (+End Grp#) [5] Display Call Charge [6] Abort Printing None [7] Print Lost Call [8] Delete Lost Call [1] Print Analysis All Summary Time Type [2] Print Analysis Time Type All Periodic, Print Time (Hour) [3] Abort Periodic Print None [4] Print Atd Traffic Analysis Time Type [5] Print Call Summary None [6] Print Call Hourly None [7] Print Analysis H/W Usage Time Type [8] Print Analysis Co Summary Time Type [9] Print Co Hourly Enter CO Grp # Stn# (+ End Stn#) [2] RESTORE COS Stn# (+ End Stn#) [1] ERASE AUTHORIZATION Stn# (+ End Stn#) [1] CHANGE DATE/TIME Mm/Dd/Yy [2] SET WAKE UP Stn# (+ End Stn#) [3] DISABLE Wake UP [4] LCD Date Mode Stn# (+ End Stn#) MMDDYY DDMMYY MAIN or GROUP ATD MAIN or GROUP ATD MAIN or GROUP ATD [5] LCD Time Mode 12H/24H [6] USE PX TIME /DATE ON/OFF 13

Attendant Programming Menu Table (Continued) Att Menu 0 Attendant Main Menu [5] MESSAGE [6] RECORD VMIB Announcement [7] Supplemantary [*] BOARD Service Switch [#] WTU SUBSCRIBE Attendant Attendant Sub Menu - I Sub Menu - II Selection [1] PRESELECT MSG STN# (+ END STN#) ACT + MSG #(00-10) [2] PRESELECT MSG DEACT STN# (+ END STN#) [3] CUSTOMER MSG MSG # (11-20) REG + MSG STREAM [4] ERASE VM MSG STN# (+ END STN#) [5] ATD DEL ALL CLI MSG VMIB ANNC# (01-70) [1] CANCEL FEATURES STN# (+ END STN#) [2] REGISTER STA NAME STN# + NAME [3] DISABLE CO OUTGOING PRESSING CO BTN [4] AUTO D/N/W ATD/AUTO [5] ICM BOX BGM BGM CHANNEL # CHANNEL SEL (01-12) [6] EXT PORT#1 BGM EN/DI ENABLE / DISABLE [7] EXT PORT#2 BGM EN/DI ENABLE / DISABLE [8] EXT PORT#3 BGM EN/DI ENABLE / DISABLE [9] PREPAID CALL [*] LCD DISPLAY LANGUAGE SLOT NUMBER (01 27) FLEX 1 FLEX 9 Remark MAIN or GROUP ATD MAIN or GROUP ATD MAIN or GROUP ATD SYSTEM ATD MAIN or GROUP ATD 14

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