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Details system capacity, port counts, power consumption, and technical parameters.
Explains the system design, components, and card types.
Guides on system configuration, required parameters, and module selection.
Instructions for setting CPU DIP switches for system functionality.
Details the installation and working of the Power Fail Cut Through circuit.
Procedure for making internal calls between extensions.
Steps to make an external call using trunk lines.
Explains display of call charges on KTS, which can be enabled/disabled.
How operators handle incoming internal and external calls.
Procedure for handling multiple incoming calls.
How to place a call on hold for other activities.
Procedure for transferring calls, either screened or unscreened.
Feature to consult a third party during a call.
Allows conversing with a third party while switching calls.
Repeats the last dialed number without re-dialing.
Answering other ringing extensions within the system.
Feature for dialing external numbers via operator.
Automatically connects when a busy line becomes free.
Monitoring extension/trunk conversations without audio warning.
Allows operator to break into a call for emergencies.
Procedure for auxiliary operators to log in/out of consoles.
Allows setting up 3-party conference calls.
Operator can override DND status for emergency access.
Interfacing with a public address system for announcements.
Activating key phone speakerphone remotely for conversation.
Playing background music through the operator's key phone.
Manually switching system modes between day and night.
Automatically redials an external number at intervals.
Accessing specific trunk groups with a separate code.
Commands to control printer form feed.
Disconnecting any trunk line or extension during conversation.
Entering and displaying the hotel name on checkout bills.
Registering guest names and activating dialing rights.
Withdrawing dialing rights and printing bills for call charges.
Entering various bills like food, laundry, and tax during checkout.
Leaving intimation messages for guests on their extensions.
Defining a dedicated trunk line for a guest as a private line.
Moving a guest from one room to another, shifting call logs.
Reprinting bills for checked-out rooms.
Setting wake-up alarms for rooms.
Temporarily checking out a room to restrict dialing.
Restoring dialing facility for temporarily checked-out rooms.
Calling floor service departments using room service codes.
Checking the current status (checked-in/out) of a room.
Controlling sound levels for speaker and handset volumes.
Programmable keys with bicolor LEDs for status indication.
Additional equipment with programmable keys for status and memory bank.
LCD display shows date, time, caller info, and dialed numbers.
Displays call charges and duration during external calls.
Key used for system feature programming.
Key used for checking in a room.
Redials last dialed trunk number or calls stations with messages.
Key used to activate the speakerphone.
Key for shifting a guest room to another.
Disconnects calls or returns to standby mode after programming.
Puts calls on hold or navigates programming modes.
Views messages, leaves internal messages, or views auto redial numbers.
Key for temporary check-out or putting calls on personal hold.
Key for activating conference or checking out a room.
Key for temporary check-in or clearing auto redial/messages.
Key for activating emergency calls or setting wake-up alarms.
Procedure for making internal calls between extensions.
Making outgoing calls via trunk lines, dependent on room check-in.
How to answer incoming calls to your extension.
Transferring calls to other extensions with or without screening.
Consulting a third party during a call.
Conversing with a third party while switching between calls.
Redialing the last dialed number.
Answering other ringing extensions within the system.
Automatically reconnects when a busy line is free.
Monitoring conversations without audio warning.
Breaking into calls for emergency messages.
Accessing system features via supervisory mode.
Setting and changing personal passcodes for supervisory access.
Locking or unlocking extension dialing facility.
Forwarding incoming calls to other rooms.
Forwarding calls when the extension is busy.
Inhibiting extension from ringing while allowing outgoing calls.
Route calls to another extension using specific codes.
Setting up 3-party and 8-party conference calls.
Operator leaving intimation messages for users.
Resets CPU to default settings via hard or soft reset commands.
Defines the system time using HH MM SS format.
Defines the system date using DD MM YY W format.
Command to reset the Real-Time Clock to default value.
Defines extensions as main or auxiliary operators.
Defines digital ports to function as DSS units.
Assigns a KTS to work with a defined DSS.
Programs flexible keys on key telephones.
Programs individual keys on the DSS unit.
Defines system-wide numbering plans for extensions and trunks.
Command to print flexible numbering plan details.
Applies programming to a range of extensions or trunks.
Command to enable or disable specific lines or trunks.
Defines trunk dialing mode (DTMF or Pulse).
Sets trunk metering by time base or polarity reversal.
Defines parameters for time-based metering and redial delay.
Defines how incoming trunk calls are routed.
Defines a specific extension for trunk call termination.
Records greeting, alarm, or intimation messages for DISA.
Defines an extension as the DISA answer port.
Locks or unlocks system features to prevent misuse.
Defines extensions as room or service phones with restrictions.
Enables or disables call transfer rights for extensions.
Defines extensions for floor service functionality.
Defines extensions as gate phones for hotline operator access.
Grants or denies paging facility to extensions.
Enables or disables listening-in rights for extensions.
Commands to disconnect incoming/outgoing calls for extensions.
Sets call disconnection or warning tone duration.
Enables a beep tone before call disconnection.
Resets extension passwords to default values.
Defines extensions as BOSS or SECRETARY in a system.
Defines an extension as the secretary for a Boss extension.
Allows or bars access to a second trunk line.
Sets dialing restrictions for extensions during day/night.
Restricts dialing of numbers starting with specific digits.
Defines names for extensions to be displayed on caller's phone.
Enables or disables system features like call budgeting.
Enables call budgeting for specific room extensions.
Defines the budgeting amount for an extension.
Enables/disables display of call charges on KTS.
Forwards incoming calls to another extension when busy.
Configures fields for checkout bill printing.
Sets DND mode for checked-out rooms.
Enables CLI capture on analog trunks.
Configures timer for CLI detection.
Trunk CLI transfer behavior during call transfers.
Extends CLI functionality to Single Line Telephones.
Grouping trunks and extensions for call access.
Defines auto redial attempts and time intervals.
Sets auto redial permissions for trunk lines.
Grouping trunks for specific access, like hotline or STD/ISD.
Configures system flash timings for SLT.
Reprograms the 4-digit system access password.
Defines automatic day/night mode switching timings.
Manually changes the day/night mode of the system.
Sets a specific code for manual night mode activation.
Configures the length of local numbers for printing.
Interfaces call billing software via serial port.
Sends call data without waiting for host acknowledgement.
Generates text packets for malicious calls.
Used to calculate call charges based on time zones and rates.
Used for entering STD/ISD codes for charge calculation.
Procedure for programming the system remotely over the telephone line.
Managing call records stored in the system buffer.
Defines which call types (Local/STD/ISD) are recorded.
Commands for printing call details from the buffer (on-line/off-line).
Selectively printing call records extension-wise or trunk-wise.
Printing call details for the current day.
Erasing call details for a specific extension.
Printing specific call details based on various criteria.
Explains the meaning of suffixes (O, T, X) in ASMDR printouts.
Diverting printer output to the serial port for computer viewing.
Describes occasions for voice guidance (greeting, alarm, intimation).
Activation key combination for hotel check-in.
Activation key combination for hotel check-out.
Key combination to override Do Not Disturb status.
Key combination for guest message intimation.
Key combination for setting a private line for a room.
Key combination for shifting guest rooms.
Key combination to reprint checkout bills.
Key combination to set wake-up alarms for rooms.
Key combination for temporary room check-out.
Key combination for temporary room check-in.
Key combination to check room status.
Dial extension number to make an internal call.
Dial trunk access code (0 or 700/701) for external calls.
Use Flash key while talking to hold a line.
Use Flash + Extension Number to transfer calls.
Use Flash + Extension Number for call consultation.
Use Flash while talking to two parties for brokers call.
Use '*' key for redialing from SLT.
Use 88 for within service extension pickup, 54 + Ext No. for selective.
Dial '8' on busy tone to activate auto call back.
Dial '6' on busy tone to listen-in.
Press EMG/ECALL on busy tone for emergency calls.
Set/reset personal passcodes using specific commands.
Access supervisory mode using extension's pass code.
Lock/unlock extension dialing facility using specific commands.
Forward calls to extensions using specific codes.
Route calls to another extension using specific codes.
Commands for factory resetting the system.
Commands for setting system time.
Commands for setting system date.
Command to reset the Real-Time Clock.
Commands for setting operator roles.
Commands for defining DSS extensions.
Commands to allocate KTS to DSS.
Commands for setting KTS keys.
Commands for setting DSS keys.
Commands for setting flexible numbering plans.
Command to print numbering plan.
Commands for bulk range programming.
Commands to enable/disable lines.
Commands to set trunk dialing type.
Commands to set trunk metering type.
Commands for time base and redial delay.
Commands for incoming trunk landing type.
Commands for one termination extension for trunks.
Commands for DISA message recording.
Commands for setting DISA answer port.
Commands for feature locking.
Commands for room/service extension setup.
Commands for call transfer rights.
Commands for floor service setup.
Commands for gate phone setup.
List of abbreviations used in the manual.
General| Brand | Coral Telecom |
|---|---|
| Model | DX2000XL |
| Category | Telephone |
| Language | English |
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