Programming extension On a optikeymodule 1

[vgallatin]

Hello,

How do I Program extensions On a optikeymodule? I can program on the phone but not on the module.

Using a 9000.6 CBX using direct AMO Dialog.

thanks!!

 

[donb01]

I have never programmed an optiset on 9006 so take this with a grain of salt....

Normally you would set up your button table using KEPRO. You would have to make sure you also set up a button table for the key module (DIGTYPE=OPTIKEYM) and say what table number (1 - 34) you are programming for the key module just as if it was a phone type. Make sure the button in the position you want is type LINE. Left column, top down is 1 - 8, and right column top down is 9 - 16.

Now when you create your phone - Let's use and AdvancePlus for this, you create it in the normal way, but you have the options to say what adapters are in Bay1 and Bay2, and you can assign up to 4 key modules to the phone. For each key module space you put in the number for the OPTIKEYM button table for how you want it to look.

Now on an AdvancePlus you have 12 programmable buttons 1 - 12. 1 - 4 are top down for the short set, and 5 - 12 are top down on the long set. The first key module buttons are 13 - 28, second one is 29 - 44 and so on.

So once the station is created and has the key module assigned, if you want a line key on the top left button of the first key module it would go something like:

ADD-KASU
STNO=1234
KYNO=13
LN=5678
RIOP=y/n

This says add they key to station 1234 at position 13 (top left of 1st key module) adding X5678 as the button and whether or not you want it to ring.

Again, button 13 of the key module in KEPRO must be function LINE for that to work.

I would deactivate and reactivate the phone or unplug the cable for 20 seconds and replug after making the change, but that's probably optional.

Hope that helps.

 

[donb01]

One edit to my above post because this can be really confusing....

when I said:

Again, button 13 of the key module in KEPRO must be function LINE for that to work.

that was the point of confusion.

When you use KEPRO to set up the button table the buttons are numbered 1 - 16 beginning top left and down and finishing top right and down.

When you use KASU or KCSU ro access one of the buttons on the key module they begin AFTER the highest programmable button number on the phone. In the case of my example above, the AdvancePlus has 12 buttons that can be programmed, so the first button on the first key module is referred to as 13 in the programming....

This may confuse the hell out of you, so let me try this as an add-on....

You have 3 sets of christmas lights. The first string has 12 lights, and the next 2 have 25. You plug one of the strings of 25 into the end of the first string of 12 lights. Now even though the first lamp on the string of 25 would be considered lamp #1 of that SET, it is also considered the 13th lamp in the WHOLE STRING.

OK, done with it... I did the best I could )