Urgent NEC IPS 2000 LEN look up and adding new extension to dial out and recieve

[Zero6]

Hi all,

For the NEC IPS 2000 I have a few questions

1) How should I view the LEN look up in the NEC IPS 2000 if I want to find an extension (I have added a LEN List from the pbx.
2) How can I add a new extension either Digital or Analogue and also to receive and make outgoing calls
3) Also about the swapping extension position, if I swap an extension 5000 for ext 4000 they will switch correct? Can you swap digital extension and analogue extension with each other?

Thx in advance

 

[belevedere]

According to your list out, LEN's 00061,2,3 are available for SLT's.
LEN's 00075 can be used for a multiline telephone. If the card is an 8 port card, then you also have LEN's 00076,7,8,9.
Your extension number plan is in the 100's.
Once the extension is added it should be able to make and receive calls.
You cannot swap MLT/SLT. It must be the same type of phone.
I do not see extension 5000/4000 in your list out.

 

[Zero6]

Hi belevedere,

How do i add a new extension and program call route?

 

[belevedere]

Using MOC mode,
SLT;
CMD 14>00061>YYY:EXE YYY=SLT extension number.
MLT:
CMD 14>00075>FXXX:EXE FXXX=MLT extension number. F = MLT, no letter = SLT
CMD 93>XXX>XXX:EXE MLT Prime line
CMD 9000>XXX,01> ??? :EXE button assignments. see command manual for options.
Once assigned, dial 9 for outside calling, or extension number for internal calling.
NOTE: associated port LED on circuit card should go out when station is assigned.

 

[Zero6]

Hi belevedere,

Thank you for the info

But how do I read the position of the LEN and see what extension is on it.
ex : 00061 how do I read this

Can you give me an example

 

[Zero6]

I currently trying in MOC

but seems I cannot enter the commands you gave by pressing f9

 

[belevedere]

Pressing F9 should get you to COMMAND. Type in 14, F8. 14>type 00075, F8. 14>00075> type in Fxxx (xxx = extension number), press F2 to write the data.
NOTE: space bar = F8
ENTER KEY = advance 1
You must be connected to the system to program it.

 

[OzzieGeorge]

Ok, so you can swap analogue and digitals but only in software, for example, you can swap extension 5000 and 4000 by changing the Len they are on but you have to be aware of dangers in doing so! If either of the extensions are in a group of some kind (like UCD or hunting) you could corrupt the group. That said, the secret is to not delete an extension, just renumber it. So as an example, to swap 5000 and 4000, assign a new number to 4000 (I would use 400* for example and that frees up 4000! then put 4000 where 5000 is and that frees up 5000, which you can then put where 400* is and you heve swapped the two numbers. You have to remember to keep the "F" in the same location, so for exaple if 5000 was originally F5000 and you are swapping it with 4000, 4000 would have to become F4000 and F5000 would become just 5000 in the swap! In this scenario you woulkd also need to alter Cmd 1212 as the programming for that stays with the len rather than with the number as will such things as class of service and class of restriction! Basically cmds 12, 13, 16, 17 and 18!

 

[Zero6]

Thank you belevedere and OzzieGeorge, both information helped me alot

You were right on the commands Beleveder, but cmd 14 needed to be 10, and also the need to swap digital an analogue was not needed, the client accepted the explanation you give OzzieGeorge and I code swap analogue and analogue.

Pbx firmware is very old and has never been upgraded, so we are currently in the process of going to either nec 9100 or 9300


COMMAND=1204
1204>51134

COMMAND=10
10>216
10>216:5113-4015
OK

Thank you again guys

 

[belevedere]

FYI, 9300 programming is very similar to the 2000. The 9100 is completely different.