CRYSTAL PBX LX Programming Guide

Programming manual - LX
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SYSTEM PARAMETERS
SYSTEM PASSWORD
To prevent unauthorized users from reprogramming the system, a four-digit
password has been set in the system which your dealer will disclose to you. The
program code followed by password must be dialed before programming any
feature.
Once you dial password, you shall get acceptance beeps. Now you can program any
feature. If you make any mistake while programming, you shall get busy tone and
you need to disconnect and dial in password again once your programming is
complete, hang up to come out of programming mode.
System programming can be done by following way and you shall hear confirmation
tone after a valid programming.
Program code + Password + feature code
Program code = # *
Password = 1234
Feature codes are given below.
SOFT START (RAM CLEAR)

008 #
After completion of installation system must be given a soft reset to load the
default setting. To do so, dial
# * 1234 008 #
HOT START (SYSTEM RESTART)

008 *
To restart the system without effecting programmed data, dial
# * 1234 008 *
1) TIME SETTING
000 HH MM SS
Where HH =Hours in 24-hour format
MM= Minutes
SS = Seconds
Example: to set time as 3.35 pm, dial

# * 1234 000 15 35 00
2) DATE SETTING
001DD MM YY
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Where DD = Day
MM= Month
YY = Last two digit of the year
Example: to set date as 23 November 2013, dial

# * 1234 001 23 11 13
3) SYSTEM MODES
002M
Where M 0= System operates always in day mode
1= System operates always in night mode
2= System operates according to auto timing settings
Default: Day mode
4) AUTO DAY NIGHT TIMING SETTING
003 W HHMM hh mm
Where HH MM = Day mode start time in 24-hour format
hh mm = Night mode start time in 24-hour format
W = Week days 0 - 6,
0 is Sunday, 6 is Saturday
Default: NA
5) INTERCOM CLI DIGITS

0071 D
Where D= minimum CLI digits count (1~7)
Default: 3
6) MUSIC ON HOLD SELECTION

0073 X Y
Where X (for External calls) = 0 Internal music
1 beeps
2Recorded music as message 6
Y= (for Internal calls) = 0 Internal music
1 beeps
2Recorded music as message 6
Default: X=0
Y=0
7) GROUP DISA
0074 X G
Where X = DID digit (1~9)
G = Extn. /hunting group to be routed by dialing X
Default: NA
To disable-
0074 X #
Where X = DID digit (1~9)

8) DSS ASSIGNMENT
0092 X
Where X 0 = KTS
1= DSS
Default: KTS
9) CHANGE SYSTEM PASSWORD

00 # PPPP PPPP
Where PPPP = new password
Default: 1234
10) FLEXIBLE EXTENSION NUMBERING

900 SS PP XXXX #
Where SS = Slot number
PP= Port number
XXXX = Extension number
Default: 100 onwards
11) FLEXIBLE TRUNK NUMBERING

901 SS PP XXXX #
Where SS = Slot number
PP= Port number
XXXX = Extension number
Default: 600 onwards
12) FLEXIBLE TRUNK GROUP NUMBERING

902 X Y #
Where X = trunk group number
Y = New number
Default: 800~807
13) FLEXIBLE HUNTING GROUP NUMBERING

903 X Y #
Where X = hunting group number 0~9
Y = New number
Default: 890~899
See following table for default slot and port numbers.
Position Slot Port Ext Position Slot Port Ext

(SS) (PP) (SS) (PP)
1st slot after CPU 00 00 100 13th slot after CPU 12 00 196
2nd slot after CPU 01 00 108 14th slot after CPU 13 00 204

3rd slot after CPU 02 00 116 15th slot after CPU 14 00 212
4th
slot after CPU 03 00 124 16th slot after CPU 15 00 220
4th
4th
4th
4th
4th
4th
4th
th
5 slot after CPU 04 00 132 17th slot after CPU 16 00 228
5th slot after CPU 04 01 133 17th slot after CPU 16 01 229

9th slot after CPU 08 00 164 21st slot after CPU 20 00 260
10th slot after CPU 09 00 172 22nd slot after CPU 21 00 268
11th slot after CPU 10 00 180 23rd slot after CPU 22 00 276
12th slot after CPU 11 00 188 24th
slot after CPU 23 00 284
slot after CPU 23 05 NA
12th slot after CPU 11 06 194 1st
KTS port 30 00 400
12th slot after CPU 11 07 195 2nd
KTS port 30 01 401
14) TRUNK DTMT DETECTOR

905 XX
Where X = DTMF sensitivity for DID dialing
Default: 18
15) ASSIGN CLI BASED ROUTING TABLE

93 X Y#Z #
Where X = table number 0~7
Y = CLI number

Z = extension/ hunting group where the call to be routed
To clear particular table, dial
93 X #
To clear complete CLI based routing table, Dial
93 #
Default: NA
16) ASSIGN LCR TABLE

94 X Y#Z #
Y = number to be dialed
Z = Trunk/Access Group through which call is to be routed
94 X #
To clear complete LCR table, dial
94 #
Default: NA
17) ASSIGN ALLOWED TABLE

95 X Y#Z #
Y = location number 0~7
Z = Outside Number to be Allowed
To clear particular location of any table, dial
95 X Y #
95 X #
To clear complete allowed table, dial
95 #
Default: NA
18) ASSIGN DENIED TABLE

96 X Y#Z #
Z = Outside Number to be denied
To clear particular location of any table, dial
95 X Y #
96 X #
To clear complete denied table, dial
96 #

Default: NA
19) ASSIGN SPEED DIALING TABLE

97 XXX Y #
Where XXX = location number 000~999
Y = outside number with specific trunk or trunk group
To clear a particular series of 100 numbers of the complete table, dial
97 R #
Where R 0 = location 000~099
1 = location 100~199
.
.
.

To clear particular location of Speed Dialing table, dial
97 XXX #
Where XXX = location number 0000~999
To clear complete speed dial table, dial
97 #
Default: NA
20) OPERATOR ASSIGNMENT

99 XXX
Where XXX = Extn. Number or hunting group number
Default: NA
21) BULK PROGRAMMING

* XXX # YYY# CMD *
Where XXX= starting extn. / Trunk number
YYY= ending extn. / Trunk number
CMD = programming command
23) CHANGE FUNCTION CODES

90* FF D XXX #
Where FF = function number 00~37
D = number of digits of the new code1~4
XXX = new function code

See function code table below.
FUNCTION NUMBER FUNCTION TYPE DEFAULT CODE

01 Extension Code first 1
02 Extension Code second 2
03 Extension Code third 3
04 Extension Code fourth 4
05 Extension Code fifth 5
06 Extension Code sixth NA
07 Extension Code seventh NA
08 Extension Code eighth NA
09 Trunk code 6
10 Hunting group 89
11 Trunk access group 80
12 Operator code 9
13 Default access group 0
14 Redial *
15 Emergency call NA
16 System speed dial 7
17 Personal speed dial 81
18 Pick up in group 8*
19 Pick up general 8#
20 Dynamic lock 821
21 Forwarding 822
22 ECF 823
23 DND 824
24 ACB 825
25 Change personal password 829
26 Alarm 82*
27 Reset extension parameter 82#
28 System program #*
29 SMDR 84
30 Record voice message 85
31 Barge-in ##
32 Drop party 80#
33 Conference 80*
34 Split call NA
35 Relay access code 830
36 Paging 831
37 Paging and relay 832
38 Hotel feature access code 833
24) TIMERS
904 TT SSS #
Where TT = timer number 01~27

SSS = time in seconds
See table below.
TIMER NUMBER TIMER TYPE DEFAULT

VALUE
01 FXO Default Timeout 180
02 FXO Pre pause Timeout 002
03 FXO welcome message timeout 020
04 FXO alert timeout 020
05 FXO pre ring timeout 004
06 FXO in digit timeout 010
07 FXO release wait timeout 002
08 FXO Out Digit Timeout 006
09 FXO Active Timeout 060
10 FXS default timeout 180
11 FXS digit timeout 010
12 FXS flash debounce timeout 002
13 FXS hold release timeout 060
14 FXS active timeout 060
15 FXS vox timeout 030
16 FXS alarm timeout 030
17 FXS alarm music timeout 010
18 FXS call back timeout 010
19 FXS confirm timeout 002
20 Port FXS hotline timeout 001
21 FXO CLI digit timeout 004
22 FXO setup retry timeout 003
23 Delayed lock timeout 005
24 Ring transfer timeout 060
25 Hold recall timeout 060
26 FXO FXO timeout 060
27 Alerting timeout 012
FXS (EXTENSION) PARAMETERS
25) COS
XXX 000 A B
Where XXX= extension number
A= day COS restriction
B = night COS restriction
Class of service restrictions

0 = No restriction
1= ISD calls disallowed, rest allowed
2= ISD, STD calls disallowed, rest allowed
3= ISD, STD, Mobile calls disallowed, only local calls allowed

4= No outside calls allowed
26) ALLOWED TABLE

XXX 002 A B
A= table number 0~1
B= 1 enable
0 disable
27) DENIED TABLE

XXX 003 A B
A= table number 0~1
B= 1 enable
0 disable
28) SYSTEM SPEED DIAL CONTROL

XXX 004 R Y
R= speed dial rows from R00~R99
I.e. R = 0 means 000~099
R = 1 means 100~199
R = 2 means 200~299
.
.
R = 9 means 900~999
Y =1 allowed
Y= 0 not allowed
Example:
To restrict speed dial numbers from100 to199 to extn.300, dial
300 004 1 0
To allow speed dial numbers from100 to199 to extn.300, dial
300 004 1 1
29) DSS KEY ASSIGNMENT

XXX 006 A B #
A= key number from 00~23
B= extn./trunk/trunk group/hunting group number/ speed dial number
To cancel, dial
XXX 006 X #
30) HOTLINE ASSIGNMENT
XXX 007 Y #

Y= extn./trunk/trunk group/hunting group/ speed dial/or any other number
to which you wish to make hotline.
To cancel, dial

XXX 007 #
31) PAGING
XXX 008 Y #
Y= 1Paging allowed
0Paging not allowed
32) STATION IN SERVICE

XXX 020 Y
Y= 1 Station is in active service
0 Station is out of service
33) FLASH TIMING

XXX 022 T
T= 1 long flash - 700 ms
0 short flash - 200 ms
34) DIRECT CO ACCESS

XXX 023 Y
Y= 0 Direct Access is allowed
1 Direct Access is not allowed
35) LCR
XXX 025 Y
Y= 1 LCR enable for this extension
0 LCR disable for this extension
36) DEFAULT CO ACCESS GROUP

XXX 026 TKGP
TKGP= CO group number 800~807
37) CALL WAITING

XXX 027 Y

Y= 0 enable for internal calls only
1 enable for external calls only
2 enable for both internal and external calls
39) RESET PERSONAL PASSWORD

XXX 02 ##

40) PICK UP GROUP
XXX 030 A B
A= pick up group 0~7
B= 1 station can pick up this group
0 station cannot pick up this group
41) OVERRIDE
XXX 040 Y
Y= 1 extension can override
0 extension cannot override
42) PROTECTION FROM OVERRIDE

XXX 041 Y
Y= 1 extension can be overridden
0 extension cannot be overridden
43) MONITOR
XXX 042 Y
Y= 1 extension can monitor
0 extension cannot monitor
44) ACCESS TO INDIVIDUAL TERMINALS

XXX A B
A= trunk number/trunk group number/hunting group number
B= 1 Access to specified terminal is allowed
0 Access to specified terminal is not allowed
FXO (TRUNK) PARAMETERS
45) TRUNK LANDING GROUP DAY

XXX 00 G
Where XXX= trunk number 600, 601...
G= hunting group number 890~899
46) TRUNK LANDING GROUP NIGHT

XXX 01 G
G= hunting group number 890~899
47) TRUNK IN SERVICE
XXX 020 Y
Y=1 CO is in active service
0 CO is out of service
48) TRUNK MODE

XXX 021 Y
Y= 1 pulse mode
0 tone mode
49) TRUNK RESERVATION

XXX 022 Y
Y= 1 CO as incoming only
0 CO as incoming and outgoing
50) DID
XXX 023 Y
Y= 1 DID enable
0 DID disable
51) CLI BASED ROUTING

XXX 024 Y
Y= 1 Route incoming CO calls according to Incoming CLI Table 0~7
0 Route as per programmed Intercom Hunting Group
52) # * DIALING ON TRUNK

XXX 025 Y
Y= 0 Outside number can begin with # or *
1 Outside number cannot begin with # or *
54) WELCOME MESSAGE SELECTION

XXX 028 Y
Y= 0 First Welcome message (message 1)
1 Second welcome message (message 5)
HUNTING GROUP PARAMETERS
55) HUNTING GROUP ASSIGNMENT

XXX ABCD
Where XXX= hunting group number 890~899
ABCD= Ext 1 ext2 ext 3 ext4
56) NORMAL RINGING

XXX 000
57) ACD RINGING

XX 001
58) SIMULTANIOUS RINGING

XXX 011
59) SERIAL RINGING
XXX 010
FXO (TRUNK) GROUP PARAMETERS
60) FXO (TRUNK) GROUP ASSIGNMENT

XXX A B
Where XXX = trunk group number 800~807
A= trunk number 600, 601…
B=1 trunk is available in this group
0 trunk is not available in this group
61) TRUNK OVERFLOW GROUP

XXX G
Where XXX = trunk group number 800. 801…
G = overflow group 800, 801 …
62) TRUNK ROTATION

XXX 00 Y
Where XXX = trunk group number 800. 801…
Y=1 rotation on (circular access)
0 rotation off (linear access)
63) OVER FLOW CONTROL

XXX 01 Y
Where XXX= trunk group number 800. 801…
Y=1 overflow allowed
0 overflow not allowed
64) OVER FLOW CHAINING CONTROL

XXX 02 Y
Where XXX= trunk group number 800. 801…
Y= 1 chaining allowed
0 chaining not allowed

SMDR PARAMETERS
65) SMDR MODE

004 Y
Where Y= 0 OFF line SMDR
1 ON line SMDR
Default: off line
66) SMDR STORAGE

005 X Y
Where X= 0 Outgoing Calls
1 Incoming Calls
2 Intercom Calls
Y= 0 Off
1 On
Default: Outgoing storage - On
Incoming storage - Off
Intercom storage - Off
67) BAUD RATE SETTING

006 P B #
Where P = Port 0 or 1
B = Baud rate
Default: 115200
PRI PARAMETERS
68) PRI CALLING NUMBER (Common DOD number)

0090 XXXXXXXX #
Where XXXXXXXX = PRI number to be sent out.
Default: NA
69) MSN ASSIGNMENT

98 DD XXX YYY#
Where DD = last 2 digits of MSN number to be assigned
XXX= Extn. /hunting group to be ring for this MSN number
YYY = Extn. /hunting group number if XXX is busy
To clear any particular MSN number, dial
9 DD #
To clear complete MSN table, dial
98 #
Default: NA
70) MSN ACTIVATION

XXX 026 Y
Where XXX = trunk number, 600 onwards
Y = 1 MSN enable
0 MSN disable

Default: NA
71) DOD NUMBER (individual DOD number)

XXX 029 ABCD#
ABCD= last 4 digits of the DOD number to be sent out
72) MSN VOICE MSG ASSIGNMENT

0091 XX Y
Where XX = last two digits of the MSN number
Y = 0 voice message off
1 voice message on
Default: NA
73) TRUNK TO TRUNK TANSFER

0070 Y
Where Y 0 = Off
1 = On
Default: Off
HOTEL FEATURES
74) SET AS GUEST

XXX 021Y
Y=1 extension is guest
0 extension is ordinary
75) CHECK OUT COS

XXX 001 A B
A= day COS restriction
B= night COS restriction
Class of service restrictions

0 = No restriction
1= ISD calls disallowed, rest allowed
2= ISD, STD calls disallowed, rest allowed
3= ISD, STD, Mobile calls disallowed, only local calls allowed
4= No outside calls allowed
76) ALARM FORWARDING

0075 0 X
Where X 0 = No forwarding to operator when room does not attend the alarm call
1= forwarding to operator
Default: 1

77) PRINT OUT WHILE CHECKOUT
0075 1 X
Where X 0 = No print out while room checks out
1 = Print out If SMDR is set for online.
Default: 1
78) ALARM REMOTE

0075 2 X
Where X 0 = Operator cannot set alarm for any extension
1 = Operator can set alarm for any extension
Default: 1
79) ROOM BARRING
a) Assign guest group
XXX 031 G Y
G= group number 0~7
Y= 1 extension is a member of this group G
0 extension is not a member of this group G
b) Allow guest group
XXX 005 G Y
G= group number 0~7
Y= 1 this extension can call to the extensions in group G
0 this extension cannot call to the extensions in group G
COMPUTER CONNECTIVITY
Set computer parameters as following:
1) Baud rate -115200
2) Parity bit - None
3) Start bit - 1
4) Stop bit - 1
5) Data bit -8
6) Flow control - none
PROGRAMMING THROUGH PC

Following commands can be given to access hotel features through serial port using
hyper terminal.
Command Syntax Description

Check in room checkin <room No.> Room check in
Check out room checkout <room no.> Room check out
Temp. check out room tempcheckout< room no.> Room temp. check out
clean room clean< room no.> Room clean
alarm room alarm< room no>< hh mm> Room alarm
Alarm stop room stopalarm<room no> cancel a preset alarm
print room print<room no.> reprint the last checked out bill
status room status<room no.> Check room status
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Programming manual - LX

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SOFT START (RAM CLEAR)

HOT START (SYSTEM RESTART)

Example: to set time as 3.35 pm, dial

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Example: to set date as 23 November 2013, dial

4) AUTO DAY NIGHT TIMING SETTING

5) INTERCOM CLI DIGITS

6) MUSIC ON HOLD SELECTION

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9) CHANGE SYSTEM PASSWORD

10) FLEXIBLE EXTENSION NUMBERING

11) FLEXIBLE TRUNK NUMBERING

12) FLEXIBLE TRUNK GROUP NUMBERING

13) FLEXIBLE HUNTING GROUP NUMBERING

See following table for default slot and port numbers.

Position Slot Port Ext Position Slot Port Ext

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14) TRUNK DTMT DETECTOR

15) ASSIGN CLI BASED ROUTING TABLE

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16) ASSIGN LCR TABLE

17) ASSIGN ALLOWED TABLE

18) ASSIGN DENIED TABLE

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19) ASSIGN SPEED DIALING TABLE

Y = location number 0~7

20) OPERATOR ASSIGNMENT

21) BULK PROGRAMMING

23) CHANGE FUNCTION CODES

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FUNCTION NUMBER FUNCTION TYPE DEFAULT CODE

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See table below.

TIMER NUMBER TIMER TYPE DEFAULT

FXS (EXTENSION) PARAMETERS

Class of service restrictions

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26) ALLOWED TABLE

27) DENIED TABLE

28) SYSTEM SPEED DIAL CONTROL

29) DSS KEY ASSIGNMENT

30) HOTLINE ASSIGNMENT

Where XXX= extension number

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32) STATION IN SERVICE

33) FLASH TIMING

34) DIRECT CO ACCESS

36) DEFAULT CO ACCESS GROUP

37) CALL WAITING

Where XXX= extension number

39) RESET PERSONAL PASSWORD

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42) PROTECTION FROM OVERRIDE

44) ACCESS TO INDIVIDUAL TERMINALS

FXO (TRUNK) PARAMETERS

45) TRUNK LANDING GROUP DAY

46) TRUNK LANDING GROUP NIGHT

48) TRUNK MODE

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49) TRUNK RESERVATION

51) CLI BASED ROUTING

52) # * DIALING ON TRUNK

54) WELCOME MESSAGE SELECTION

HUNTING GROUP PARAMETERS