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Installation Manual, Chapter 9 – Telephone Programming
A6-506000-642-01(8508), Release 6.0, November 2003
System Mode Programming
Programming
Note
To change the default setting for a telephone port, dial the 1 digit number which
corresponds to the new programming value. For example. to change the
setting for function number 503 to 90 ms, dial “1”.
Table 9-6:
System Mode Programming
Function
Number
Function Name and
Telephone Display
Description
Programming Values
501
Doorphone Call Timer
P501 DPH RING TM
0
Used to indicate how long
“Doorphone X” appears on
the telephone display when
a call is received from a
doorphone.
Note:
X = Doorphone
Number (1 & 2).
0 = 15 sec.
1 = 30 sec.
502
Single Line Telephone
Bounce Time
P502 BOUNCE TIME
1
Used to indicate the time
that passes before a valid
hookflash is detected from a
single line telephone.
0 = 0 ms.
2 = 600 ms.
1 = 300 ms
.
3 = 900 ms.
503
Single Line Telephone
Hookflash Start Time
P503 SLT FLSH ST
0
Start time indicates the
minimum time that passes
before the system accepts a
hookflash signal.
Start time is used in
conjunction with 504 (Single
Line Telephone Hookflash
End Time).
0 = 100 ms.
5 = 450 ms.
1 = 150 ms.
6 = 550 ms.
2 = 200 ms.
7 = 650 sec.
3 = 300 ms.
8 = 750 sec.
4 = 350 ms.
9 = 850 sec.
504
Single Line Telephone
Hookflash End Time
P504 SLT FLSH ED
1
End time indicates the
maximum time that passes
before the system
recognises the flash as a
valid hookflash. If the flash
is longer than the time set,
the system considers the
flash as a disconnect signal.
To determine the duration of
the hookflash signal, the
system computes using the
following formula: SLT
Hookflash Start Time + SLT
Hookflash End Time = SLT
Duration.
End time is used in
conjunction with 503 (Single
Line Telephone Hookflash
Start Time).
0 = 0 ms.
5 = 700 ms.
1 = 100 ms.
6 = 900 ms.
2 = 200 ms.
7 = 1.1 sec.
3 = 400 ms.
8 = 1.3 sec.
4 = 500 ms.
9 = 1.5 sec.