ALL Features:

F 0 Speed Dial

F 1 Send Message

F 2 Ring Again

F 3 Call Conference

F 4 Call Forward

F 5 Last No. Redial

F 60 Page-General

F 61 Page-Sets

F 62 Page-External Speakers

F 63 Page-All

F 64 (+LP Code) Line Pool

F 65 View Message

F 66 Voice Call

F 67 Save No.

F 68 (+ code) Restriction Override

F 69 Priority Call

F 70 Transfer

F 71 Flash Hook / Link

F 72 -

F 73 -

F 74 Call Park

F 75 Group Pickup

F 76 Directed Pickup

F 77 Call Duration Timer

F 78 Dialing Pause

F 79 Exclusive Hold

F 801 Call Queuing (*1)

F 802 Group Listen

F 803 Display Date & Time

F 811 Caller ID Info (*1)

F 812 View Call Log (*1)

F 813 Manual Call Log (*1)

F 815 Deletes Call Log Items (*1)

F 82 -

F 83 Line Privacy OFF/ON

F 84 Redirect Line

F 85 Do Not Disturb

F 86 Background Music on

F 87 night service

F 88 Block Voice Call

F 89X - ?

F 900 - F999 reserved for peripherals (some below)

F # (Feature Code) Cancels Activated Feature

F *0 Button Inquiry

F *1 Erases Feature from Button

F *2 Programs Internal Autodial

F *3 Programs Feature on a Key

F *4 Program Speed Dial D1

F *501/2/3 language 1, 2, 3 (reigon variant)

F *6 Ring Type + Volume

F *7 Display Contrast

F *80 Ringer Volume

F *81 Move Lines (re-arrange line key buttons)

F *82 Dialing Mode

F *84 Call Log (*1)

F *85 Assign Call Log Password (*1)

F *89 Release (*1)

Notes: *1 - Only on CA/US versions and "Plus" systems in the EU/UK

(eg: not supported on a 616 with UK DR5 software)

StarTalk Feature codes:

F 980 VM Leave Message

F 981 VM Open Mailbox

F 982 VM Operator Feature

F 983 VM Administration

F 984 Set Time&Date (Startalk Mini. Startalk Flash takes from KSU clock)

F 985 Inquire VM DN (+ access to StarTalk init funcs.)

F 986 VM Transfer to Mailbox

F 987 VM VM Interrupt>(NVM & Startalk Flash. NOT Mini)

StarTalk MINI Class of Service detail:

616 KSU Amphenol connector:

Pair Colour / Port DN / Station Number:
1 Wh/Bl	101 21/221/2221
2 Wh/Or	102 22/222/2222
3 Wh/Gn	103 23/223/2223
4 Wh/Br	104 24/224/2224
5 Wh/Sl	105 25/225/2225
6 Rd/Bl	106 26/226/2226
7 Rd/Or	107 27/227/2227
8 Rd/Gn	108 28/228/2228
9 Rd/Br	109 29/229/2229
10 Rd/Sl 110 30/230/2230
11 Bk/Bl 111 31/231/2231
12 Bk/Or 112 32/232/2232
13 Bk/Gn 113 33/233/2233
14 Bk/Br 114 34/234/2234
15 Bk/Sl 115 35/235/2235
16 Yl/Bl 116 36/236/2236
17 Yl/Or
18 Yl/Gn
19 Yl/Br
20 Yl/Sl
21 Vi/Bl
22 Vi/Or Page Output
23 Vi/Gn Page Control
24 Vi/Br Auxillary Rinig
25 Vi/Sl Music on Hold input

Reset a Norstar switch back to defaults the nice way?

(and apply a default programming template: Square/Hybrid/PBX)

-Within 5 minutes of a hard reset (available in a Modular/Plus) or power on:

-F ** STARTUP (7327887) -password is 266344 like the programming one. You will be asked

which template you wish to apply to the switch. (differences vary as per switch type.)

-Switch reloads flash from rom (or runtime flash from r/o flash) and reboots in a few seconds

with a factory-clean setup.

Reset a Norstar the 'difficult' way?

Most all Nostar ksu's have a small 1-farad capacitor (often mistaken for a battery) which provides

a few micro-miliamps to keep the CMOS ram, with your switch/customer data, intact for a long time.

Opening the main unit, look for a three-quarter inch round, quarter-inch thick capacitor. It is easily

identified by it's enormous size compared to any other electrolytic 'cap' on the board. For instance,

it's located in the upper-left corner of a 616. May be purple? Black?

On some systems, like 8x24's or in Modular 8x24's, i am told the 'cap' is in the software cartridge

itself. Have a look - i haven't pulled one of those apart. Some say it's a battery too... hmnn.

With Northern Telecom's brilliantly simple design, you'll find that the main board will come out

pretty easily; a screw perhaps two, and a snap-fit of some sort. (Do touch a ground source first

for that extra measure against that static which you've never had a problem with anyhow...)

Locate the capacitor's two pins. Now, some docs suggest simply shorting this out. I would

recommend a much gentler method, as capacitors, even at this size, can hold a pretty heavy

charge if you are a millionth of a centimetre transistor in a chip on that board. Think about it.

Use a little lightbulb or some other resistive component, and hold it firmly across the pins. When

the bulb is extinguished in a second, your capacitor is safely empty. Then a short across the cap

can safely ensure it's completely flat. Power on the switch and voila. "266344" my friend.

StarTalk tidbits:

What are my StarTalk feature codes?

(From a 7310 set, as you need softkeys...)

F9*1 - displays all feature codes used in the range.

Reset a StarTalk "System Manager" mailbox?

(From a 7310 set, as you need softkeys...)

-FEATURE 985 (shows the DN of the StarTalk unit.)

-Hit 9, and upon the Pswd: prompt, enter: 73738767793

(RESETSMPSWD)

-You'll be asked for confirmation. Default is 0000

>(3-digit mbx: 1020000 or 2-digit mbx: 120000)

Reset the "Operator" Password?

(this would be for FEATURE 982)

-FEATURE 985 (shows the DN of the StarTalk unit.)

-Hit 7, and upon the Pswd: prompt, enter: 7373867377793

(RESETOPERPSWD)

-You'll be asked for confirmation.

The default is: OPERATOR (67372867).

Software version of StarTalk?

-Log in to the sys coordinator's mbx, and from the main menu, hit 9.

Initialise StarTalk to factory default?

-FEATURE 983

-at the Pswd: prompt, enter CONFIG (266344)

-You will then be asked to set:

DN length: (2, 3, or 4?)

Bilingual? (Yes/No)

Primary Lang? (English + [locale specific])

Group Lists? (Y/N)

GList lead dig: (single digit)

From the manual:

"Important:>The Group List Leading Digit can be any number from 0 to 9. The Special Mailbox

numbers automatically begin with 1, so if you select a Group List Leading Digit of 1, the Special

Mailbox numbers will begin with 2. For example, the System Coordinator mailbox would be 22.

The Group List Leading Digit cannot be the same as the first number of the mailboxes on the

Norstar system."

After hitting "OK",

System Config (is displayed) You must confirm with OK or RETRY. This is your last chance.

Display reads "Configuring..." and can take up to 4 minutes to complete. Don't unplug it.

Reset a RAD?

Note: Needs 2 intercom keys assigned.

(you'll need a 7310 for the function keys)

-FEATURE 9 * *

-Hit left display key 5 times

-Hit center display key 7 times

-Hit right display key 8 times

-Hit HOLD, 2, 1, then RLS (Release)

RAD is defaulted

Reset an OLD (slower) RAD?

Note: Needs 2 intercom keys assigned.

-Hit FEATURE 9 * *

-The screen goes blank; dial RADMIN (723646)

RAD is defaulted

Dig into the Norstar's secret DEBUG facility?

-change time/date to Feb 1/91

-FEATURE * * DEBUG (**33284)

-password is 144900

(!!! You are now in DEBUG - publicly undocumented.)

This is taken from another document on how to retrieve a lost installer password without having

to do a system reset the hard way; Losing all customer data along the way. It didn't cover any

non-US/CA switch software versions and so was left out to avoid disappointment.

-Jason France, 6 Mar, 2008.