PABX CDX-CP832 User manual

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Brief Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 1
Main Function Features.......................................................................................................................... 1
Chapter 2 Technology parameter and Construction .................................................................................. 3
2.1 Technology parameter ...................................................................................................................... 3
2.1.1 Capacity................................................................................................................................3
2.1.2 Interface Type ...................................................................................................................... 3
2.1.3 Perpheral Interface.............................................................................................................. 4
2.2 System Appearance .......................................................................................................................... 4
2.2.1 CP832 Series Appearance................................................................................................... 4
2.2.2 TP832 Series Appearance................................................................................................... 5
Chapter 3 Expansion & Installation......................................................................................................... 6
3.1 System basically configured............................................................................................................. 6
3.2 Power Failure Transfer ..................................................................................................................... 6
3.3 Broadcast Interface........................................................................................................................... 6
3.4 External Music Interface .................................................................................................................. 6
3.5 System Installation Step ................................................................................................................... 7
3.6 System Installation Attention Items.................................................................................................. 7
3.6.1 Connection to Storage Battery............................................................................................ 8
3.6.2 Ground Connection............................................................................................................. 8
3.7 System expansion Instruction........................................................................................................ 8
Chap 4 System programming ....................................................................................................................... 10
4.1 Before programming ...................................................................................................................... 10
4.2 Basic Command.............................................................................................................................. 10
4.2.1 Enter into System Programming Status.......................................................................... 10
4.2.2 Change the Password........................................................................................................ 11
4.2.3 System Soft-Reset .............................................................................................................. 11
4.2.4 Flash time setting............................................................................................................... 11
4.2.5 System return to default setting ....................................................................................... 11
4.2.6 Outgoing code & call-operator code setting.................................................................... 11
4.3 System Date/Time and Charge setting............................................................................................ 12
4.3.1 System date/time setting.................................................................................................... 12
4.3.2 Select C.O.line charge mode............................................................................................. 13
4.4 Day / Night Mode & Weekend Mode Setting................................................................................. 13
4.4.1 Day/night Mode Setting..................................................................................................... 13

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4.4.2 Weekend Mode Setting ..................................................................................................... 13
4.5 C.O.Lines Status Setting................................................................................................................. 14
4.5.1 Enable C.O. Lines.............................................................................................................. 14
4.5.2 Disable C.O. Lines............................................................................................................. 14
4.5.3Trunk Lines(C.O.lines) Working Assignment(UCD)...................................................... 14
4.6 Setting Operating Mode.................................................................................................................. 15
4.6.1 Setting Auto-attendant Mode (OGM) for C.O. line........................................................ 15
4.6.2 OGM Busy Process in Auto-attendant Mode............................................................... 15
4.6.3 Setting Operator Mode for C.O. line ............................................................................... 15
4.6.4 CRBT (Directly ringing while play OGM Process in Auto-attendant Mode).............. 16
4.7 OGM (Outgoing Message) Recording &Monitoring ..................................................................... 16
4.7.1 OGM Recording and Setting to Three Paragraph Mode............................................... 16
4.7.2 Monitoring the Recorded OGM and Setting to Three Paragraph Mode..................... 17
4.7.3 One Paragraph OGM Mode............................................................................................. 17
4.7.4 Holding Music Source Setting & Monitoring.................................................................. 18
4.8 Process in Auto-attendant Mode..................................................................................................... 18
4.8.1 No Dial Process.................................................................................................................. 18
4.8.2 Called Extension Busy Process......................................................................................... 18
4.8.3 Called Extension No Answer Process .............................................................................. 19
4.9 Operator Setting.............................................................................................................................. 19
4.9.1 Operator Setting................................................................................................................ 19
4.9.2 Fast Dialing Operator ....................................................................................................... 20
4.10 Operator Attendant Ringing Setting ............................................................................................. 20
4.10.1 Ringing mode when all the ringing extensions is busy................................................. 20
4.10.2 Ringing ExtensionsAssignment/ to Cancel in Day Mode............................................. 20
4.10.3 Ringing Extensions Assignment/ to Cancel in Night Mode.......................................... 21
4.11 Dialing-out Mode Setting ............................................................................................................. 22
4.11.1 Indirect-dialing-out mode setting................................................................................... 22
4.11.2 Direct-dialing-out mode setting...................................................................................... 22
4.12 Calling Duration Restriction Setting / Clearing............................................................................ 22
4.12.1 Calling Duration Restriction Setting ............................................................................. 22
4.12.2 Class Assignment for All Extensions.............................................................................. 23
4.12.3 Setting Restriction Item A............................................................................................... 24
4.12.4Assign Special Calling-out Number for Class 0............................................................. 25
4.13 Private Password Setting/Clearing ............................................................................................... 26
4.13.1 Set Private Password for User........................................................................................ 26

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4.13.2 Clear Certain Private Password..................................................................................... 26
4.13.3 Clear All Private Passwords........................................................................................... 26
4.14 Exts. Using C.O.Lines Access ...................................................................................................... 26
4.14.1 Assign Exts. Outgoing to Certain C.O.Line / to Clear in day mode............................ 26
4.14.2 Assign Exts. Outgoing to Certain C.O.Line / to Clear in night mode......................... 27
4.15 Flexible Extension Number ....................................................................................................... 27
4.15.1 Assign Number (Freely Change the Exts. Number) of Certain Extension................. 27
4.15.2 Assign All Extension Numbers....................................................................................... 28
4.15.3 Restoring Original Extension Numbers......................................................................... 28
4.16 Ringing/Transfer/Reservation time............................................................................................... 28
4.16.1 Internal Call Ringing Time............................................................................................. 28
4.16.2 Operator Dialing/Transfer Ringing Time ..................................................................... 28
4.16.3 Call Forward Time.......................................................................................................... 29
4.16.4 External Line Reservation Time .................................................................................... 29
4.17 Transfer Operation Parameter....................................................................................................... 29
4.17.1 External Transfer Mode ................................................................................................. 29
4.17.2 Transfer to a no answer Extension Process................................................................... 29
4.17.3 Enable/disable Call Forwarding Settings Reserved When Power Failure ................. 29
4.18 Extension Alarm Time Setting...................................................................................................... 30
4.19 CID Functions Setting (optional).................................................................................................. 30
4.19.1 Add digits for intercom CID........................................................................................... 30
4.19.2 Internal CID mode(transmit mode) setting................................................................... 31
Chap 5 Operating Instruction ....................................................................................................................... 32
5.1 Answering calls at operator mode................................................................................................... 32
5.2 Answering calls at auto-attendant mode......................................................................................... 32
5.3 Day/Night Mode Manual Setting ................................................................................................... 32
5.4 Day/Night Automatic Mode ........................................................................................................... 33
5.5 Set & Clear other Ext. Call forwarding through Programming Extensions.................................... 33
5.6 Switch the holding music source form external&internal .............................................................. 34
5.7 Outward Dialing ............................................................................................................................. 34
5.7.1 Outward Dialing Directly ................................................................................................. 34
5.7.2 Outward Dialing by dialing outging code(9) first........................................................... 34
5.8 Automatically Callback Busy (Booking C.O. line) ........................................................................ 35
5.9 Outward dialing by an exclusive line. ............................................................................................ 35
5.10 Outgoing dialing by your private password.................................................................................. 35
5.11 Secretary Function (Outgoing Call Transfer Function) ................................................................ 36

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5.12 Call Pick up .................................................................................................................................. 36
5.12.1 Pick up a certain ringing Extension............................................................................... 36
5.12.2 Pickup a certain C.O. Line call....................................................................................... 36
5.12.3 General Call Pickup........................................................................................................ 36
5.13 Call transfer(External Call) .......................................................................................................... 37
5.14 Three Way Conference ................................................................................................................. 38
5.15 C.O. line Reservation (Caller on holding) .................................................................................... 38
5.16 Restore C.O. Line Reservation ..................................................................................................... 39
5.17 C.O. line transfer to C.O. line....................................................................................................... 39
5.18 Call Switch (call pick up during conversation) ............................................................................ 40
5.19 Call waiting(R-Key function)(optional) ....................................................................................... 40
5.20 Intercom calling............................................................................................................................ 40
5.20.1 Intercom calling at direct-dialing-out mode.................................................................. 40
5.20.2 Intercom calling at indirect-dialing-out mode .............................................................. 41
5.21Connect with Operator Directly..................................................................................................... 41
5.22 Intercom calling transfer............................................................................................................... 41
5.23 Alarm Clock.................................................................................................................................. 41
5.24 Inquiry Functions (Automatic Reporting) .................................................................................... 41
5.24.1 Automatic reporting of Ext number .............................................................................. 41
5.24.2 Reporting of Ext number for Caller ID phone (Optional)........................................... 42
5.24.3 Reporting of System time (Optional)............................................................................. 42
5.24.4 Reporting of PBX System Version (Optional) .............................................................. 42
5.25 Priority Access and Monitoring.................................................................................................... 42
5.26 Manager/Secretary Function (Call Forwarding Directly)............................................................. 42
5.27 Call Forwarding When Ext is Busy or Nobody Available ............................................................ 43
5.28 Setting Don’t Disturb / Clear........................................................................................................ 43
5.28.1 Setting Don’t Disturb ...................................................................................................... 43
5.28.2 Clear Don’t Disturb......................................................................................................... 43
5.29 Call All Extension (Emergency Calling) ...................................................................................... 43
5.30 Clear Extension Function Setting ................................................................................................. 44
5.31 Broadcasting call .......................................................................................................................... 44
Chap 6 Maintenance & Troubleshooting...................................................................................................... 45
Chap 7 Glossary ........................................................................................................................................... 46
Chap 8: Default settings ............................................................................................................................... 47
Chap 9 System Programming & Operation Instruction................................................................................ 48
9.1 Index of Basic Operation................................................................................................................ 48
9.2 Index of System Programming....................................................................................................... 52

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Appendix I Internal Hotline function ............................................................................................ 53
Appendix II Abbreviated-dialing................................................................................................... 54
Appendix III IP dialing.................................................................................................................. 54

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Chapter 1 Brief Introduction
CP/TP-832 system belongs to CDX8000 series PABX, they were developed by our company
in many years. For the design, it’s used by the professional communication control theory; For the
quality, it’s used by the industrial parts; For the production, it’s used by the standard of ISO9001, it
has the features of good quality of connection, reliable & steady system, strong expansion,
convenient maintenance and good compatibility.
CP/TP-832 system used by new SMD chip mounter production technology and brand new
design, it has increased more than 10 new functions.
The system minimum capacity is 4 C.O.lines with 16 extension lines and maximum capacity
is 8 C.O. lines with 32 extension lines.
Main Function Features
C.O.Lines Auto-Detected: advanced C.O.lines auto-detected function, not need set the
C.O.lines detection and plug and play.(this is standard configure for CP832 series
and optional configure for TP832 series)
Fast Dialing Function: In the condition of direct or indirect outgoing, the system can
support any fast dialing operation.
System CRBT Function：except for operator and auto-attendant mode, the system can
play the OGM without dialing any number. Connect with the computer, can record the
promote information of the company and play it to customers. (same as the CRBT of
ISP)
Day/Night Mode: According to the class of the outgoing and the right of the incoming
extensions & outgoing CO lines, the system can change the mode by operator or
automatic way, and also can automatically change the computer operator day/night
mode.
Three Way Conference and External Transfer Function: Allow to add a third party to a
two-party conversation and make a three-party conference. You can have only two Ext.
with one C.O.line. And can make an outgoing call from one Ext then divert and connect
other Ext to C.O.line.
Mutiple Dial-Out Mode:Can choose dial-out number or direct dial CO line, and can
choose the dial-out number freely.
Inquiry Function: Transfer caller ID report, edition number display and system condition
display.
Operator Function: This system can be set two operator for reservation, call forwarding,
call transfer and manager secretary.
Call Switch (call pick during conversation): During the conversation, if other external
line call, or doorphone, or other extensions call, can reserve the conversation and
auto-answer other calling.
Flexible Extension Number：The number of extension can be set up one to four digits
Auto IP Dialing: Allow you to dial IP phone freely.
Extension Hot Line Function: Any extension line can be set by picking up to call
operator automatically.
Four Extensions Group: Maximum four extensions group and each group can set the

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lines freely.
Start Auto-Detected: This system can auto-detected all the important parts and shield
the bad parts to let the system into the common use; and also can detect by PC
management software for easy maintainence and repair.
Remote Control Programming: It can sustain remote maintenance, process remote
control programming, detect and maintain, which facilitate the users to install and test,
and provide quick and effective service to users.
Intelligent Routing (LCR)：Can choose two communication network freely.(optional)
Associated C.O.Line: Just make public one C.O.line number to other persons and then
the system can transfer to other C.O.line automatically.(optional)
Caller ID for C.O Lines and Extensions(optional): when CO.Lines calling in or other
extension calling, you can see CID number on telephone; and the incoming CID number
will be followed while calling transferred.
Auto-attendant Mode(optional) ：The incoming calls from C.O. lines can be set up the
operator mode or the auto-attendant mode. The users can record the outgoing
message(OGM). One OGM can be recorded and played three paragraphs message,
total 20s, let the auto-attendant more flexible, and this system also can be expanded to
two OGMs.
Doorbell and Door Open Function(optional)：allow you to connect up to four
doorphones and two door openers; you can open door through any extensions.
PC Charging Programming Interface(optional): Except for programming on
extensitions, also can be programmed on PC computer, and can be printed for the
charge list, system can set the rate freely; If not start the PC, the system can store more
than 3000 charging data and can store it without power, avoid to lose the data once
occurred some problems.
PC OGM Play and Download(optional): Can record the conversation by computer,
also can download the recorded voice into the system operator from the computer.
PC Control Software(optional): This system can display the work condition of each
extension and C.O. line, also can display the outgoing call and coming call, and then
recorded it, can manage the phone number freely. This system also has simple hotel
mamagment function.
Backup Battery Interface(optional): Advanced switch power technology, can use it for
any voltage scope; also can choose 24V storage battery with protection function, can
recharge by itself.
External Broadcasting Interface(optional):System build in the external broadcasting
interface, you can connect with external amplifier equipment.
Switch Power and Backup Battery Interface(optional): Technology of secondary
power source. The storage battery system can be switched automatic when the power
failure.
Key Telephone(optional): Maximum 4 key phones with simple operation and strong
functions.
External Music Input(optional)：allow you to change the system holding music freely.

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Chapter 2 Technology parameter and Construction
2.1 Technology parameter
2.1.1 Capacity
Internal line: 16- 32 Ext. Ports
Expansion-- 8 ports per unit
External line (loop circuit trunk): 4-8 Ports
Expansion-- 4 ports per unit (CP832 Series)
2 ports per unit (TP832 Series)
keyphone: 1-4 Ext. port (601-604)
2.1.2 Interface Type
1. EXT Interface Type:
A. B. line 40V (Feeding)
2. Trunk Interface Type:
Incoming ringing-current, outward dual-tone signal
3. Internal Exchange Construction:
Analog type, exchange network and 8 x 16 analog switch array.
4. Transport Features:
Exts-C.O.line≤1.0 dB
Exts-exts ≤1.5 dB
Crosstalk attenuation ＞67dB
Feeding Current ＞18mA
Ring Resistance R≤1KΩ
5. Ringing Current
6. Dialing tone of interior line:
450HZ sequential square wave
7. Answering tone of interior line:
450HZ square wave for 1s and stop for 4s
8. Busy tone of interior line:
450HZ square wave for 0.3s and stop for 0.3s

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9. Power Supply Voltage:
AC80V-260V, 50-60Hz
2.1.3 Perpheral Interface
1. External broadcasting interface:
output audio level-----maximum 2.0 V
2. External music Input audio level:
generally 500 MV, maximum 2.5 V
3. PC serial DB9 Interface (RS232):
Connect with the PC, over PC486
2.2 System Appearance
2.2.1 CP832 Series Appearance
Front View(fig.1)
Side View(fig.2)
Basic configure 416 rear view(fig.3)

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Full configure 832 rear view(fig.4)
①Indicator Light ②1-4 C.O.Line Port ③01-16 Exts. Port
④5-8 C.O.Line Port ⑤17-24Exts.Port ⑥25-32 Exts. Port
⑦Broadcast Interface ⑧External Music Interface
⑨PC & Backup Battery Interface ⑩AC110-220V Power Socket
2.2.2 TP832 Series Appearance
Indicator Light①②1-4 C.O.Line Port ③01-16 Exts. Port
④5-8 C.O.Line Port ⑤17-24Exts.Port ⑥25-32 Exts. Port
⑦Broadcast Interface ⑧External Music Interface
⑨PC & Backup Battery Interface ⑩AC110-220V Power Socket

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Chapter 3 Expansion & Installation
3.1 System basically configured
This system basically configured is 4 C.O lines and 16 extension lines:
A、Normal supply power switch
B、832-416 main board ( just with first line operator)
Note: in bascally configure tpye system not include CID expand board and PC function(need to
buy activation code),and not include door opener expand board, keyphone connect board.
3.2 Power Failure Transfer
This system has power failure transfer function, C.O line 1-4 to exts line 605-608, C.O line 5-8 to
exts line 609-612. C.O line 5-8 need set the board switch, details see complementary user
manual.
3.3 Broadcast Interface
As the below Figure(for CP832 series)
Through this interface, external broadcast system can call someone, also can make PC
recording.
Note: this function same interface as the doorphone function, just can choose one at same time,
the default seting is for broadcast function.
Doorphone function is the optional function.
3.4 External Music Interface
System music is for the system holding, transfer and doorphone calling, external music interface
can be input the music by CD or MP3 players.
When use the external music interface, connect with external music first, and then see the
operating instruction 5.6 item, or see system programming 4.7.4 item to change the internal
music into external music.

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3.5 System Installation Step
¾Before installation, please read following installation attention items and other
instructions carefully.
¾Before installation, please check all the parts if have any looseness, take care the supply
power switch if is shut down.
¾System host installation well, connect with the C.O lines to the ports and also extension
ports.
¾Connect with the external supply power, open the power switch and see if the indicator
light twinkling.
¾According to the user’s requirement, enable/disable C.O.lines and do other settings.
¾According to the default seting, test the system. Default setting please refer Chapter 8
and test the system if can be worked well.
¾Test the whole system to see if can be worked well, if not and then reset the system.
3.6 System Installation Attention Items
Please pay attention to the important items of installation:
1. The telephone exchange shall be installed in a stable indoor place with dry, ventilated
environment. (Temperature Range: 0-45 , Humidity Range :20%℃-80%.Avoid straight sun
shine or in the environment of flammable or caustic gas.) Special telephone wire is
preferable.
2. A marginal space around the exchange should be remained for heat sink, inspection and
maintenance of the system.
3. A wall bore is available at the underside of mainframe for wall installation. Desk installation is
also admitted. But the contact of wall bolt and circuit board inside the mainframe should be
avoided.
4. Please keep the exchange away from other equipment producing large electromagnetic
disturbance (such as motor and large transformer).
5. None of the wiring of any extension should share the pipeline with power supply or antenna.
Neither should the extension be close to antenna for air broadcasting (including short-wave).
6. Avoid damaging the power-supply cable. Keep it away from water. Encountering the leakage
of water cut off the power immediately.
7. Please don't impact or shake the exchange at any situation. Don't remove the exchange in
working status.
8. If the wiring pipeline of the extension is disturbed by electromagnetic wave while substitution
is unavailable in site, special insulating wire for communication is suggested for substitution,
also, the insulating net of which should be grounded.
Warning：
1. The wiring should not be done in thundering.
2. Avoid to use telephone in thundering.
3. Please don't use the telephone in flammable and leaking gas environment.

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4. Unless the equipment is disconnected, please don't touch the broken part of the wiring or any
connection ends.
Note: Lightning stroke is an accident, which will not be regarded as normal maintenance.
3.6.1 Connection to Storage Battery
Adopting secondary power source, the system can be linked to storage battery (DC24V).
Ensure that its positive pole is connected to the red socket and negative pole to black one (in
order not to break down power supply of the system).
3.6.2 Ground Connection
CAUTION:
For the sake of personal safety and communication quality, grounding of KTS should be reliable.
Or else, the lightning-proof device inside would fail to work.
Resistance to ground should be less than 5 ohm.
The ground point should be directly connected to ground by cable (not linked to other ground
points).
Grounding as follows:
3.7 System expansion Instruction
★ Optional Parts
◇
4 C.O.lines board(for CP832): each board can connect 4 C.O.lines, expand the
system to 8 C.O.lins
◇ 2 C.O.lines board(for TP832): each board can connect 2 C.O.lines, expand the
system to 8 C.O.lins
◇ 8 C.O.lines board: each board can connect 8 C.O.lines, expand the system to 32
C.O.lins
◇ Transfer Caller ID board: FSK/DTMF can display the caller ID on C.O.line,
extensions and transfer.

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◇ PC function interface Suite: many PC functions including PC set, PC display, hotel
management and PC recorded & download.
◇ Second Line Long Time Operator: over 60secs for each line.
◇ Key Phone Expansion Board
◇ 4 Lines Key Phone
◇ Backup Battery Interface
◇ Doorphone CDX001: Stainless steel and aluminium alloy board
◇ Doorphone CDX101: New type plastic out cover
For the detail or other expansion function, please see the complementary instruction.

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Chap 4 System programming
4.1 Before programming
zAll the programming can be carried out on normal phone, PC management software and
4 lines key phone, following details instruction carried on normal phone.
zTrunk means telephone line, connect with the Line1-line8 of this system, also called
C.O.line; User line means 601-632 extension port line, also called internal line.
zAll the extensions must be of dual tone multi-frequency phone.
zAll the programming, if input correct will hear one “DU” sound, and if input wrong will
hear three “DU” sound. When inputing, must wait for the final sound and then can input,
otherwise will cause wrong inputing. Finished the programming, the functions take effect
immediately and not need be power off.
zYou are allowed to operate one by one, and end the process by simply pressing #. You
don’t have to hang up if something wrong occurs, you could press * to restart.
zAll the optional function in this manual, not all the system can be have, please see the
function list for the detail function.
NOTE:
zFollowing set must be carried on the condition of the programming; the extension
number N is 01-32 (two digits); external line number M is 1-8(one digit).
zProgramming Extensions is Ext. 601, 602, 603, 604 and the first operator(Ext.602) and
the second operator(Ext.601),
zDefualt Extensions Call No. is 601-632, if no special instruction, Ext. No. means Ext. Call
No.
4.2 Basic Command
4.2.1 Enter into System Programming Status
Format: # * EFGH
Explanation: EFGH is the system password now.
Example: For programming the system, you should enter the password first ,
now the password is 1234.
1. You are required to dial: * # * EFGH in the Direct-Dialing-Out mode.
2. When the first digit of function code is * and the office code is # (refer 4.2.6), then you
should dial * # EFGH (or # * # EFGH if the Ext in the Direct-Dialing-Out mode)
3. The default password is 0000, so you must enter # * 0000 in the first use

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4. Programming telephone is EXT601, 602, 603, 604 and the first operator(Ext.602) and
the second operator(Ext.601)
4.2.2 Change the Password
Format: 0 9 EFGH #
Explanation: EFGH is the new system password.
Description: to change the password of system programming.
Example: Changing the system password from “0000” to “1234”
We suggest to change the password before using.
4.2.3 System Soft-Reset
Format: 0 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 #
Description: to reset the system when the system power on.
4.2.4 Flash time setting
Format: 0 0 L #
L=1 ---------0.8s L=2 ---------1.0s L=3 ---------1.2s L=4 ---------1.5s L=5 ---------1.8s
Explanation: L means the flash time grade.
Description: For active the hold and divert operating use.
In default setting: L=2 (1.0s)
Example: Set the flash time to 1.2S,just input 003# in programming status.
4.2.5 System return to default setting
Format: 0 0 0 0 #
Description: when returning to default setting, please wait and hear the confirm sound that means
ok. Default setting please see the Chapter 8. This action will not effect the data of
the charging.
1. this format can not return the flexible code extension number, also can not effect the
C.O. lines opening and shuting, also can not effect the charging data.
2. If want to return the extension number default setting, input 9000#
4.2.6 Outgoing code & call-operator code setting
●Outgoing Code
Format: 0 0 0 0 X #
Explanation: X: outgoing code X=0-9

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Description: when the extensions in indirect dialing-out mode want to call outward form the free
C.O.line ,he should dial outgoing code first. Default setting is 9.
Call-operator code is the code when the extension want to call operator(first and sencond)
directly, he can dial the code instead dial operator number.(refer 5.14)
When Outgoing code X=1- 9 then call-operator code is 0,this is default code.
When Outgoing code X=0 then call-operator code is 9
●Call-operator Code setting
Format: 0 0 0 0 1 0 #
Description: to set the first digit of function code to be # , at the same time to set office code to be
* , this is default setting.
Format: 0 0 0 0 1 1 #
Description: to set the first digit of function code to be *,at the same time to set the office code to
be #,
Explanation: When the extension indirect dialing-out mode want to accomplish a function
operation ,such as pick up( # 9)、booking C.o.line(# 0) etc…(refer charpter 5
Operating Instruction),you first should press the first digit of function code ,then input
other operation code(default setting is #) Office code means when a extension in
direct mode dialing-out mode want to dial other extensions ,then he first should dial
office code (default setting is *).
4.3 System Date/Time and Charge setting
4.3.1 System date/time setting
Format: 0 1 YY MM DD #
Description: Setting year/month/date of system
Explanation: YY: year, 00-99 MM: month, 01-12 DD: date, 01-31
Format: 0 2 HH TT #
Description: Setting Hour/Minute of system
Explanation: HH: hour, 00-23, 24 hours mode TT: minutes, 00-59
Format: 0 2 0 0 0 0 W #
Description: Setting week of system
Explanation: W: Week, 1-7(7 = Sunday )
Example: Set system to 2008/10/12 16:30 Sunday

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4.3.2 Select C.O.line charge mode
Format: 0 3 0 0 # to set reverse charging mode
Description: To set system charge mode into reverse charging mode,while detecting the reverse
signal (Provide by telecom company) for the charge list start time, after the PABX
have detected the reverse signal, it will generate the charge list.
Format: 0 3 T T # to set delaying mode
Description: Select all C.O.line to charge mode of Delay billing, TT – delay time (01-99 sec.),
which is from finish dialing to the system start to charge
Default setting: Duration of time-delay being 5 seconds.
Example: Setting delay time: 20s, input: 0320#
Format: 0 4 0 0 # Clear system’s storage of all charge list
Description: Clear the charge list stored in system memory.
NOTE: system can store more 3000 items charge list in PBX when power off.
4.4 Day / Night Mode & Weekend Mode Setting
4.4.1 Day/night Mode Setting
Format: 0 4 0# Set day/night mode to automatically mode
0 4 1 # Set day/night mode to manual mode
0 4 2 HH TT # day mode start time, HH-hour (24), TT-minute
0 4 3 HH TT # day mode end time, HH-hour (24), TT-minute
0 4 4 0 # Enable auto-attendant (OGM) in day and night
0 4 4 1 # Enable auto-attendant in day (means in night is operator mode)
0 4 4 2 # Enable auto-attendant in night (means in day is operator mode)
: 0440#,0441# ,0442# setting must be used after set Operating mode ( refer 4.7.3 or 4.7.4 )
to auto-attendant.
Example: Set day/night mode to automatically mode, Day mode start time is 08:30 and end time
is 18:00.And CO line 1 to 11 and CO line 13 to 15 is operator mode in day , is
auto-attendant mode in night, CO line 12 、16 is operator mode in day and night.
then you should input 10#, 1112#，1116#，0420830#, 0431800#, 040#, 0442#。
4.4.2 Weekend Mode Setting
Format: 0 4 8 0 # enable weekend mode function
0 4 8 1 # disable weekend mode function, this is default setting

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0 4 9 0 0 # to set from Monday to Sunday as work day ; this is default setting
0 4 9 0 W # to set week W as work day
0 4 9 1 0 # to set from Monday to Sunday as weekend day
0 4 9 1 W # to set week W as weekend day.
Explanation: W: Week, 1-7(7 = Sunday )
Description: Weekend mode means when the day in week is set to work day ,then the system’
day/night mode will change according the setting in 4.5.1& 5.1, and when the day is
define to weekend day,then the system is in night mode.
Example: To set Monday to Friday as work day,and Saturday and Sunday as weekend day,then
iput 04900# ,04916#,04917# ,0480# ,also you should Set day/night mode to
automatically mode and day mode start & end time.
4.5 C.O.Lines Status Setting
4.5.1 Enable C.O. Lines
(suit for the machine which no C.O.Line Auto-Detected function)
Format: 0600 # Enable all C.O. lines
Format: 060M# Enable M C.O.line
If the machine has no C.O.line auto-detected function，You must use these commands
according the actual trunk lines before using this product!!! If you don’t enable any C.O. line,
the system will consider there is no C.O. line and doesn’t auto detect C.O. line!!!
In some special place, external line is not very steady and that will be caused the C.O.line
detection is not correct (such as wrong ringing), so that can choose the machines which have
no C.O.line auto-detected function, just enable and disable the C.O.lines before using.
4.5.2 Disable C.O. Lines
(suit for the machine which no C.O.Line Auto-Detected function)
Format: 0610 # Disable all C.O. lines
Format: 061M # Disable the M C.O. line
NOTE:CP832 series standard configure is auto-detected and TP832 series is not auto-detected.
4.5.3Trunk Lines(C.O.lines) Working Assignment(UCD)
Format: 0 6 2 0 #
Description: This setting make the system assign the different trunk lines working averagely, it
means the system will use the trunk lines circulating. (For example: the system will