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D R A F T
• Terminate telephone extension lines. The
standard is: 4No. on the counter, 1No.
at drivers table (If the shop is ready, fix
handset(s) on the wall as required. If the
shop is not ready, then turn the back plate
round on the phone ready for the shopfitters
to fix on the wall), 1No. in office, 2No. “wiring
only” positions, wall mounted (location will
vary).
If the counter is small, the number of extensions
on the counter will reduce from 4 to 3No. or in
very exceptional circumstances, 2No. If there
are less than 4 handsets on the counter, there
will be additional wall mounted handsets to
compensate.
There may be additional lines to terminate if a
larger system is installed.
The number of phones on the counter is normally
governed by the number of bays within the
counter, and there is always one handset in
each counter bay ( excluding the “disabled/
COLLECT” bay).
• Connect the previously laid in cables for
the Caller ID, to the telephone system – see
below for ‘punch-down’ details.
• Leave telephone system programmed and
tested - if the site is not ready for the phones
to go out, they should be left in a box in the
office or other secure location.
• Most UK stores are now automatically part of
a “BT Featureline” package. As a result, an
additional “9” needs to be programmed into
phone systems and alarm systems to enable
connection to the BT Featureline network.
4.4.4 Telephone System
UK “Self-build” franchisees will need to speak to
their alarm and phone system companies and
make them aware of this. This does not affect
ROI stores
A Toshiba system should be programmed
as standard to operate as follows:
Pick Handset UP
Dial 9 for a line, then dial the required number
Wait for a few seconds,
– Phone display will then say, “Enter Account
Code now” Dial the A/C code, which is: 1 9 7 1
Phone will then automatically continue to dial
the number which was previously entered.
Other system manufacturers may be different
but should be programmed to achieve a similar
result.
Domino’s Pizza Caller ID Cable Installation Guide
For a standard system, the site electricians will
run two CAT5 data cables for Caller ID. These
cables are to be left coiled in the ceiling near to
the BT DP box, at one end, and then run to the
office computer cabinet and terminated with
RJ45 sockets by the site electrician, at the other
end.
These two cables need punching down into the
NTTP box by the telephone engineer, as follows:
First cable:
• Line 1, orange and white & orange.
• Line 2, green and white & green.
• Line 3, blue and white & blue.
• Line 4, brown and white & brown
Second cable:
• Line 5, orange and white & orange.
• Line 6, green and white & green.
• Line 7, blue and white & blue.
• Line 8, brown and white & brown
3 February 2016