CRYSTAL PBX LX Quick Ref Guide PDF

Quick reference guide - LX
Caution: Do not insert or remove any card in on condition.
About cards:
CPU: It is a main processing unit of the system which must be installed on extreme left slot
of the mother board. The different connectors are used for following.
KTS1: First KTS port with default number 400.
KTS2: Second KTS port with default number 401
J2 for external music input. (Remove JP5 while using external music)
J11 for relay, paging and sensor ports
J7 is serial port for ASMDR
J1 is for PRI in put.
FXS: It is an 8 line analogue extension card to be installed on slot 0 ~11 (slot 0 is the first
slot after the CPU slot)
The extension out put can be taken from RJ-45 connector J3 for Extn 1, 2, 3 and 4) and J4
for extn 5, 6 , 7 and 8.The default extn numbers are 100 onwards. and the KTS numbers
are 400, 401
FXO: It is a 4 line analogue trunk card to be installed on slot 0~11. The trunk in put can be
given to RJ-45 connector J1.The other connectors J2 and J3 are to get P& T dial tone to
any four extensions when there is a power fail. To get P&T on first 4 extns, connect a
straight cable from J3 on FXS card to J2 on FXO. Take extn out put from J3 on FXO. The
default trunk numbers are 600 onwards.
User commands:
Extn numbering - 100, 101,....
Trunk numbering- 600, 601,....
KTS numbering - 400, 401
Trunk group numbering 800~807
Extn group numbering 890~899
Operator code - 9
Global speed dialing - 7000~7999
Personal speed dialing - 8100~8109
Redial - *
Call pick up in group - 8*
Call pick up from other group - 8# extn
ACB - flash 825
Set DND 8241
Cancel DND 8240
Call fwd 822 A B extn (A=0 all calls, 1 only external calls, 2 only internal calls,
Y= 0 forwarding off, 1 on for all calls, 2 on for only busy, 3 on for only no answer,
4 on for no answer and busy.
ECF 823 AB XXX
AB= forwarding type
XXX= global number
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KTS operation:
Press MIC key or lift hand set to answer the call. Press flash key followed by extn number
and RLS/hang up to transfer the call. If the called extn is busy or no answer press flash key
again to get back the call. Or press corresponding DSS key and RLS.
Programming codes:
1) Set time: Psw (by default #* 1234) 000 hhmmss (24 hour format)
2) Set date: Psw 001 dd mm yy
3) Set Extn numbering: Psw 900 SS PP number #

(SS= slot number 00~11) LL= port number 00~07)
For example if we want to change 105 as 205 dial,
Psw 900 00 05 205# (by default 105 is slot 00 port 05)
to change 108 as 208 dial,
Psw 900 01 00 208# (by default 108 is slot 01 port 00)
See following table for default slot numbers, port numbers and extension 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
5th slot after CPU 04 00 132 17th slot after CPU 16 00 228
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
4) Set Incoming landing:

Step 1) First make one or more hunting groups for ringing.
890 extn 1 extn 2 extn 3 extn 4 (first group)
891 extn 1 extn 2 extn 3 extn 4 (second group)
892 extn 1 extn 2 extn 3 extn 4 (third group)
Step 2) set ring pattern for hunting groups

890 000(round robin)
890 001 (ACD ringing)
890 011(simultaneous ringing)
890 010(serial ringing)
Now allot different group to different trunks
600 00 890 (for day mode, 600 is default trunk number)

600 01 891 (for night mode)
For example to ring 105 106 107 & 108 in day mode for trunk 600 dial,
890 105 106 107 108 (step 1)
600 00 890(step 2)
To ring 109 110 simultaneously in night for trunk 600 dial
891 109 110 109 110(step1)
891 011(step 2)
600 01 891 (step 3)
5) Set Class of service: Each extn can have following 5 levels for out word dialing
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 allwed
4=No outside calls allowed
To allow only local calls to extn105 in day and night mode. dial,
PSW 105 000 33
To allow only intercom no outside call to105 in day and night . dial,
PSW 105 000 44
Further to restrict all STD calls but allow few STD calls, follow accepted and denied table.
6) Set Day / Night Mode: PSW 0020 for day mode

PSW 0021 for night mode
PSW 0022 for auto mode
7) Set Auto day night time: PSW 003 w hhmm HHMM

w: Week day 0 - 6, 0 is Sunday
hhmm: Start of day time
HHMM: End of day time
8) Trunk Grouping: There are 10 groups available in the system from 800 to 809. In
default first group 800 is allotted to each extension which can be accessed by dialing
0.group 800 has all trunks available. It means by default all trunks are available for each
extension. To remove or enter any trunk in any group see following.
To keep 603 and 604 in group 801, dial
PSW 801 603 1
PSW 801 604 1
To remove 604 from group 800 and put in group 801.dial
PSW 800 604 0
PSW 801 604 1
To allow group 801 to any extn dial,
PSW extn 801 1
If all lines of the first group 800 are busy, second group 801 can be accessed by using
overflow group as follows.
PSW 800 801
PSW 801 802
(now if 800 is busy we can get the lines from 801)
To Allow / Disallow Overflow. dial,

PSW 01 1/0
but if 800 and 801 both are busy the we need to program overflow chaining)
If all the lines of 800 and 801 are busy then we can access another group by using over
flow chaining.
To allow /disallow overflow chaining on group 801, dial
PSW 801 02 1/0
To access the lines in linear/circular mode on 800. dial,

PSW 800 00 0/1
9) Set Global dialing PSW 97 location no (000~999)+ group no (800, 801, ....)
telephone number #
To set 02244445555 at location 000. dial
PSW 97 000 800 02244445555#
To use. dial, 7000
10) Set DSS keys for KTS PSW ext 006 CC extn/trk/global number
To program TK1(600) on key 1 and 110 on key 5 for extn 400
dial,
PSW 400 006 00 600 #
PSW 400 006 04 110 #
11) Dynamic lock Extn unlok - 8214 personal PSW ( by default no psw)
12) Set personal psw 829 **** nnnn nnnn (nnnn = new psw)
13) Record message (from KTS only)

85 message 1~6 #
Play message 85 message 1~6 *
message 1=first welcome message
2= no answer message
3= busy message
4= release message
5= second welcome message
6= music on hold (already recorded do not try
to record otherwise music on hold will be erased)
14) Set voice DID PSW trunk number(600, 601,...) 023 1/0
1= voice DID
0= normal ringing
15) Operator Assignment PSW 99 extn
16) Console never busy Psw extn 027 3
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Caution: Do not insert or remove any card in on condition.

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2) Set date: Psw 001 dd mm yy

3) Set Extn numbering: Psw 900 SS PP number #

Position Slot Port Ext Position Slot Port Ext

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4) Set Incoming landing:

Step 2) set ring pattern for hunting groups

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6) Set Day / Night Mode: PSW 0020 for day mode

7) Set Auto day night time: PSW 003 w hhmm HHMM

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To access the lines in linear/circular mode on 800. dial,

13) Record message (from KTS only)

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