Date/Time Changes. - Scroll down to find your system Thanks.

Comdial DXP, DXP Plus, FX series (Impact Classic and Impact SCS Phones):

All Changes Must be Made from the Attendant's Station Phone

ITCM, *, #, 0, *, 01, MM, DD, YY, HH, MM, #, SPKR to end

Comdial DX-80

Programming via the DET (Digital Extension Terminal)

1. Enter Database Administration using the feature #* and then enter the DB Admin password

.# # # # # # # #

Note: Since this eight-character password can be changed, enter the appropriate password as applicable.

2. Press [show]. The DB Item Select screen displays. (All database programming items are indexed for fast access.

Note: Press the volume up or down bar to return to the DB Item Select screen at any time.)

3. Input 08-03, then press [save]. This advances to the Hour Mode programming screen.

4. Press [chg] to change to select 12/24 Hour Mode.

5. Input 08-14, then press [save]. This advances to the System Time programming screen.

6. Press [show], the Year database item displays.

7. Press [chg] to change the year for the system clock.

or…

Press [next] to advance to the next system clock item that requires changes.

8. Press [chg] and input data as required.

9. Follow this convention for each of the database items for the system clock.

10. Press HOLD to exit System Time programming and return to the previous menu level.

11. Exit the programming mode.

Comdial Executech, Executech II, or Centratech:

ITCM, *, #, YY, MM, DD, HH, MM

Executech XE:

ITCM, *, #, 01, YY, MM, DD, HH, MM, (Dial 1-7 for day of the week, where Sunday=1 and Saturday=7), MNTR or SPKR to end.

Executech 2000, Unisyn, DSU, DSUII, Americom, Express:

ITCM, *, #, 01, YY, MM, DD, HH, MM, SPKR to end

 

ESI IVX

1. Enter Programming Mode

Press PROG/HELP, PARK, 4, 5, 6, (or new Administrator password), #

TO EXIT: Hang Up

2. Press 1 for System Parameters

Press 4 to Set Date/Time

3. Enter new time in a twelve-hour format.

EXAMPLE: Enter 1233 for 12:33 or 315 for 3:15 ( No Leading Zeros)

4. Select AM or PM by pressing the scroll keys

5. Enter a new date in an eight-digit format, including leading zeros.

EXAMPLE: Enter 07042000 for July 4, 2000 (That leading zeros are required here unlike step 3)

 

ISOETEC SYSTEM – 66 / 96 / 120

From the Main Operator Screen
- Press [CRTL] [P]
- Press [ESC] key

Screen will say "Enter Password" to go to main menu
If you know the PASS WORD enter it now or
Please, try: "PASSWORD or "P"

Press [B] for system programming

Press [T] cursor will move to Time section type in HHMM military time and hit [RETURN] or [ENTER] type in date (even if correct) and hit [RETURN] or [ENTER]

Press [ESC] key - screen will be back at main menu.

Press [E] to return to main operator screen.

 

Lucent Partner Systems (ACS, Endeavor, Partner Plus, Partner II)

All programming is done at ext. 10 or 11
1) Press feature key, then 00 (enters programming mode)
2) Press left intercom button twice
3) #103 (code to change system time)
4) Enter correct time (military time)
5) Press feature key, then 00 (exit programming)

LUCENT Merlin Legend R1 thru R7

From Main Menu

• Press F1 or System Program

• Press F5 or Exit

• Press F1 or System

• Press F8 or Time

• Back Space Out Old Time and Enter New Time Using 24- hour Format

• Press F10' or Enter

• Press F5 or Exit

• Press Home

LUCENT Definity

Type set time and press <return> (The Date and time screen appears)

Using a 24-hour clock, fill in the appropriate fields. For example, for 2:00 p.m., enter 14 in the hour field and 00 in the minute field

Press F3to save changes to system memory.

Type display time and press <return> to check the new date and time.

Note: When you change the date and time, some phone displays may not automatically refresh. End-users should press the date/time button on their phone and wait for the terminal to return to "normal" to update the display.

Note for versions G3 R7 and above:

In G3 R7 and above, there are additional fields on the "set/display time" screen. The "Type:" field should be set to standard or daylight savings, depending on which is currently correct. The "Daylight Savings Rule:" field is set to one of 17 rules (0-16) defined on the "change daylight-savings-rule" screen. These entries will automatically set the system time to comply with daylight savings time changes.

Additionally, in the G3r R7 and above with the Multiple Locations feature activated, the above time can be offset + or - on the "change location (1-44)" screen. This screen also allows a different daylight-savings-rule to be used when port networks (PNs) are located in different geographic areas. The location identifier (1-44) is associated with each PN on the "add/change cabinet" screen.

When you change the date or time, some display phones may not automatically refresh the display. If this happens, have each user press the date/time button on their phone and the display should update

 

Macrotel Telephone System

You must first enable the User Programming form any telephone with the following steps:

Press [#] [0] [4]

Press [4] [3] [2] [1] [1]

Press [#]

To set the time/date:

Press [#] [5] [5]

"YY MM DD W HH MM" will be displayed

Dial in the new data using the following list

Press [#]

·        YY=last two digits of the year

·        MM=month of the year

·        DD=day of the month

·        W=weekday

·        0=Sunday

·        1=Monday

·        2=Tuesday

·        3=Wednesday

·        4=Thursday

·        5=Friday

·        6=Saturday

·        HH=hour (24-hour clock/military time)

·        MM=minutes

 

NEC DS 1000 and 2000

1. Go to extension 300. (Usually the reception phone.

Press 6 on any idle telephone and the extension number will appear in the display).

2. Press #TD (#83) for Time/Date.

3. Current time will appear in the display.

Enter time in 24-hour clock using the following format:

(HHMMSS) Hours (2 digits), Minutes (2 digits) and Seconds (2 digits)

4. Press HOLD

5. Current date will appear in the display.

If the date is correct you may press HOLD then SPK to exit programming OR

Enter date using the following format:

(MMDDYYYY) Month (2 digits), Day (2 digits) and Year (4 digits)

6. Press HOLD then SPK.

 

NORSTAR

There are a couple of different ways access the time change feature, depending on the type of system you have. A programming template is provided below if you need it. Just cut-out the shaded areas as well as around the outside of the template. Once cut, place the template over the top 2 rows of buttons on your 7310 or 7324 telephone (typically lines 1 and 2 on your telephone).

After you enter programming mode, all methods are pretty much the same.

Access type 1: Press * * TIME (8463)

Access type 2: Press * * ADMIN (23646)

System displays Password & enter 23646

Display shows 1.Sys speed dial

Press Next Display shows 2. Names

Press Next Display shows 3. Time and date

Press Show Display shows Time 16:24

On the Softkey under the display it says CHANGE

If you wish to change the time, press CHANGE, if not press NEXT

Once you pressed the CHANGE button the hour displays;

If you wish to change the hour, press CHANGE, if not press NEXT

Once you pressed the CHANGE button the hour is erased allowing you to enter the new time - enter the new hour in 24 hour format, when OK press NEXT

Once you pressed the NEXT button the minutes display;

If you wish to change the minutes, press CHANGE, if not press NEXT

Once you pressed the CHANGE button the minutes are erased allowing you to enter the new time - enter the new minutes, when OK press NEXT

Follow the same procedure for changing the date!

Programming template

 

 

Panasonic XDP 824/1232

All programming is done at ext. 101
1) Press the program button, followed by *#1234
2) Dial 000, then follow the prompts on the LCD

Panasonic KXT 308/616

All programming is done at ext 11
1) At control unit, switch button to program position
2) Dial 00

Panasonic DBS 824, 40, 72 & 96

- From the Attendant's display phone.

Press "On/Off"

Press "Prog"

Press " ##"

Press "FF1 key"

Dial 1#, 2#

Dial the time in 24 hr format.

Press #

Press "On/Off"

- From any display phone in the system.

Press "On/Off"

#98 + Password

Press "Prog"

Press " ##"

Press "FF1 key"

Dial 1#, 2#

Dial the time in 24 hr format.

Press #

Press "On/Off"

Panasonic DBS 576 & 576 HD

From any display phone in the system;

Press On/Off

Press "Prog"

Press " * * "

Dial the " Password"

Press "FF8"

Dial 81001

Dial in new time in 24 hr format.

Press Hold and then "On/Off"

 

SAMSUNG-PROSTAR DCS

Should it ever become necessary to change the date and time displayed on all of the keysets, do it as soon as you notice that they are incorrect. Automatic Night Service will not work correctly and SMDR records will be of no value when the date and time are not correct.

The Diplay Format is the Following
W (Day of the week): Enter 0 for Saturday
MM (Month): Enter 01 for January and 12 for December
DD (Day of the month): Enter a number in the range of 01 - 31
YY (Year): Enter the last two digits of the year
HH (Hours): Use the 24 hour clock and enter a number in the range of 00-24
MM (Minutes): Enter a number in the range of 00-59

Failure to enter the time using the 24 hour clock will cause the date to change a 12:00 pm Open customer programming and follow the instructions below.

Press TRSF and then dial 505 Display will show OLD: 6010184:0047 NEW: WMMDDYY:HHMM
Enter the new time and dat using the above format
Verify the time and date and re-enter them if necessary
Press TRSF to store and exit programming or press SPK to store and advance to next program

If you have entered invalid data, you will receive an [INVALID ENTRY] message for three seconds. Re-enter the correct date and time. If the information you entered is incorrect again, repeat the procedure.

SAMSUNG-PROSTAR 816

To Enable Customer Programming

With the handset on-hook, dial '#06'. The display shows [MMC DISABLED].
Dial the passcode 4321 and '1' then dial '#'
At this point, the customer programming is open

Setting the Time and Date

After you have enabled customer programming, you may begin the following steps:

Dial '#55'. Display shows[YY MM DD HH MM]
Dial new information as follows:
YY = Last two digits of the year
MM = Month (01 - 12)
DD = Day of the month (01 - 31)
W = Day of the week (1 -7 day of the week begins on Monday & ends on Sunday)
HH = Hour (Use 24 hour clock)
MM = Minutes (0-59)

Dial '#' to set current time & date. The phone returns to normal use

SAMSUNG-PROSTAR 56/120

Before any programs can be accessed, you must first open system programming using the passcode you have been assigned. This must be done using an 824 display keyset.

While on-hook dial '#20'
Display shows OPEN SYSTEM PGM - ENTER CODE: Display four digits passcode (1234). Display shows OPEN SYSTEM PGM - CLOSED
Press MUTE key. Display shows OPEN SYSTEM PGM - OPENED Press '#'. Keyset returns to idle condition.
Now press '#' and two digit program code you want to access. Follow the instructions for that program

Note: You must begin programming within 60 seconds. ONce in programming, any delay of more than 60 seconds between keystrokes will cause the system to automatically close programming.

Should it ever become necessary to correct date and time displayed on all the keysets, do so as soon as it is noticed that it is incorrect. Traffic reports and SMDR records will be of no value when the date and time are not correct.

Diplay Format:
W (Day of the week): Enter 0 for Saturday
MM (Month): Enter 01 for January and 12 for December
DD (Day of the month): Enter a number in the range of 01 - 31
YY (Year): Enter the last two digits of the year
HH (Hours): Use the 24 hour clock and enter a number in the range of 00-24
MM (Minutes):
Enter a number in the range of 00-59

Note: Failure to enter time in 24 hour clock will cause the date to change at 12:00 noon

First open customer programming

ACTION

Dial '#70' Display Shows SET CURRENT TIME YY MM/DD W HH:MM
Enter current date & time, e.g., 3:15 pm, Mon Jan 6th 1992 SET CURRENT TIME 92 01/06 1 15:15
Press '#' to store and exit If you entered invalid data, you will receive the [INVALID ENTRY] message for three seconds.
Re-enter the correct date and time. Should the information that you entered be incorrect, repeat the procedure

SAMSUNG-PROSTAR 1224

Before any programs can be accessed, you must first open system programming using the passcode you have been assigned. This must be done using an 824 display keyset.

While on-hook dial '#20' Display shows OPEN SYSTEM PGM - ENTER CODE:
Display four digits passcode (1234). Display shows OPEN SYSTEM PGM - CLOSED
Press MUTE key. Display shows OPEN SYSTEM PGM - OPENED
Press '#'. Keyset returns to idle condition.
Now press '#' and two digit program code you want to access.

Follow the instructions for that program

Note: You must begin programming within 60 seconds. Once in programming, any delay of more than 60 seconds between keystrokes will cause the system to automatically close programming.

Should it ever become necessary to correct date and time displayed on all the keysets, do so as soon as it is noticed that it is incorrect. Traffic reports and SMDR records will be of no value when the date and time are not correct.

Diplay Format:
W (Day of the week): Enter 0 for Saturday
MM (Month): Enter 01 for January and 12 for December
DD (Day of the month): Enter a number in the range of 01 - 31
YY (Year): Enter the last two digits of the year
HH (Hours): Use the 24 hour clock and enter a number in the range of 00-24 MM (Minutes): Enter a number in the range of 00-59

Note: Failure to enter time in 24 hour clock will cause the date to change at 12:00 noon First open customer programming

ACTION

Dial '#70' Display Shows SET CURRENT TIME YY MM/DD W HH:MM
Enter current date & time, e.g., 3:15 pm, Mon Jan 6th 1992 SET CURRENT TIME 92 01/06 1 15:15
Press '#' to store and exit

If you entered invalid data, you will receive the [INVALID ENTRY] message for three seconds. Re-enter the correct date and time. Should the information that you entered be incorrect, repeat the procedure.

 

Telrad 816 key bx

At station 20

1. Press [SPKR]

2. Press[#] and [time]

3. Set month, day, hour, and minutes in that order (e.g. 12 06 14 05 = December 6, 2:05 PM)

4. Press [time] to end

2464 key bx

At station 20

1. Press [spkr], [#] and [time]

2. Enter the date,time,year and day of the week ( year and day of the week are optional)

3. Press [time] and [spkr] to end

Digital systems

From time setting station (usually 20 or 200)

1. Press [Program], [Time]

2. Enter time in 24 hour format

3. Enter 2 digit date, 2digit month, 2 digit year

4. Press [Save]

 

Toshiba Strata VI XII & XX E

From Station 10

Push RDL, then SDS

Dial 51 for date

Dial 52 for time

Dial 53 for day

Toshiba Strata DK8, DK16, DK24, DK56, DK96

From main console phone (lowest extension number i.e. x100) pick up handset and dial following codes:

For Date: 651 YYMMDD Redial ----(YY=year, MM=month, DD=day)

For Time: 652 HHMMSS Redial ----(HH=hours in 24hr clock, MM=minutes, SS=seconds)

For Day of Week: 653 X Redial ----(X=day of week 1=sunday, 2=monday....etc.)

 

Trillium Panther II

(From Master Attendant Only)

Press "Program" key and dial 07

Enter a 2-digit HOUR (military time i.e. 15 for 3pm)

Enter a 2-digit MINUTE (00-59 i.e. 10 for 3:10)

Press "*" to exit programming mode

 

Vodavi Digital, Triad, STS & 96 EX

Programming must be done from the first attendant station.

From Intercom dial tone dial "692YYMMDDHHMM" where 692 = set time code, YY= year, MM= month, DD=date, HH=hour in 24 hour format, MM=minute.

After typing that in you will hear a beep and the time will be changed.

 

ZT-D Telephone System

You must change the time from the Attendant telephone:

Lift the receiver

Press [FEAT] [#] [2]

Dial the time in Military Time

Hang up You must change the date from the Attendant telephone:

Lift the receiver

Press [FEAT]

Press [SPKR]

Press [2]

The display will show MM DD YY WEK

Enter two digits for the month, two digits for the day, two digits for the year, and two digits for the weekday.

Hang Up

·        MM=Month

·        DD=Day

·        YY=Year

·        WEK=Day of Week

·        78=Sunday

·        66=Monday

·        88=Tuesday

·        93=Wednesday

·        84=Thursday

·        37=Friday

·        72=Saturday