Comdial Dsu II Digital Telephone System Instructions Manual

							2.18.5 Supporting The Tracker Paging System
The optional Tracker paging system allows you to send alpha/numeric or numeric-only messages
to the Tracker Pagers assigned to a station extension number. The type of message that the
system delivers is dependent on the Tracker Pager model being used. Tracker’s paging option
requires only one connection to the digital telephone system; however, you will need to take
several programming steps to make it operational.
·If you use station 10 programming to configure the system, install the Tracker base station
to the common equipment cabinet’s communications serial data port. Then, after you have
completed the installation, take the programming action detailed in Chapter 3, Section 3.17.
·If you use a video display terminal (VDT) to configure the system, you must connect it to
the COM1 serial data port andyou must take programming action to enable the Tracker
Pager option and enable Tracker Pagers at stations before you actually install the
Tracker Pager system.(This is necessary since the Tracker Pager system also uses the
COM1 serial data port and there would be no way to program with a VDT if the Tracker
Pager system was already installed.)
To connect Tracker to a J0408,
1. When you finish programming, press CONTROL C for the main menu, and log out from the
programming mode.
2. Disconnect the VDT from COM 1. As soon as you do this, the system begins polling COM1
every two seconds and waiting for a response from a Tracker base station.
3. Connect the Tracker Pager system to COM1. As soon as you connect the Tracker base
station to COM1, the DSU II system recognizes the Tracker base station’s presence and
makes Tracker Pager features available to system users.
NOTE: While the Tracker base station remains connected, the system continues to poll the
port every 10 seconds to verify its presence. This means that if you disconnect the
Tracker base station to reconnect the VDT, you may have to wait as long as 10
seconds for the system to notice that you have replaced the Tracker base station with
aVDT.
To connect Tracker to a J0816 or a J1632,
1. Connect the Tracker Pager system to COM4. As soon as you connect the Tracker base
station to COM4, the DSU II system recognizes the Tracker base station’s presence and
makes Tracker Pager features available to system users.
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							Power
On/Off
SwitchPower-In
JackON
OFF
POWERALARMEXTERNAL TRANSMITTER
TELEPHONE
EIA RS-232CANTENNA
Modular To EIA Adapter
With Male DB25 Connector
(Supplied In
Installation Kit) Kit-supplied
Line CordTo Serial Data Port
(COM1 for J0408,
COM4 for J0816 and J1632)
Tracker
Power
Supply
dsu262.cdr
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							3.4.15 Call Forward Outside System
Description:Call Forward Outside System (CFOS) gives station users the ability to forward line calls
to a location outside the DSU II Digital Telephone System. Be sure to set the abandon
hold release time on all lines that you use for CFOS to match the C.O. abandon hold
release time.
To Program:1. PressITCM,dialS#746S.“CONFIG MODE”
2. Dial17for system features.“SYSTEM FEATURES”
3. Dial14for system CFOS.“CFOS XXXXXXX”
4. PressA1key to toggle between enable and disabled (LED On = Enable)
—OR—
dial1to Enable“CFOS ENABLED”
dial2to Disable.“CFOS DISABLED”
5. DialSfor system features.
6. DialSSfor configuration mode.
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							Call Forward Outside System For Station Ports
Description:Use this procedure to enable or disable the CFOS (Call Forward Outside System) feature
for the station ports you select.
To Program:1. PressITCM,dialS#746S.“CONFIG. MODE”
2. Dial53for station features.“STATION FEATURES”
3. Dial42for station CFOS.“CFOS STATIONS”
4. Select station ports for programming to toggle status
Station 10–57 = Dial10–57
—OR—
Press DSS keysC10–C57on DSS console to enable or disable (LED On = Enable).
5. DialSfor station features.
6. DialSSfor configuration mode.
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							3.11.6 DCD Type Ring All Stations
Description:Enabling the system-wide ring all DCD feature causes a transferred call to ring at all idle
stations in a department until it is answered. The answering station gets the call while the
remaining stations retain their original status.
Default = disabled
To Program:1. PressITCM,dialS#746S.“CONFIG MODE”
2. Dial17for system features.“SYSTEM FEATURES”
3. Dial15for Ring All.“RING ALL XXX”
4. PressA1key to toggle between enable and disable (LED On = Enable)
—OR—
dial1to Enable“RING ALL ON”
dial2to Disable.“RING ALL OFF”
5. DialSfor system features.
—OR—
DialSSfor configuration mode.
3.11.7 DCD Type Longest Idle Distribution
Description:Enabling the system-wide longest idle DCD feature causes any call to a department to
ring at the station that has been idle for the longest period of time. If the station is in
DND mode, the call rings the next longest-idle station.
Default = disabled
To Program:1. PressITCM,dialS#746S.“CONFIG MODE”
2. Dial17for system features.“SYSTEM FEATURES”
3. Dial16for DCD longest idle.“LONGEST IDLE XXX”
4. PressA1key to toggle between enable and disable (LED On = Enable).
—OR—
Dial1to Enable“LONGEST IDLE ON”
Dial2to Disable.“LONGEST IDLE OFF”
5. DialSfor system features.
—OR—
DialSSfor configuration mode.
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							3.17.7 SRA Alternate Line Groups
Description:The alternate line groups feature enables the system to try an alternate line group if no
lines are available in the original group. Each line group can have one alternate line
group. No alternate line groups are assigned by default. SRA alternate line groups are
included in database printouts.
If digit insertion is programmed, it will be done for the actual line group the call is being
routed over.
To Program:1. EnterIS746Sfor Main menu.
2. Enter1for system COS menu.
3. Enter16for Specialized Route Access menu.
4. Enter11for SRA Alternate line group.
5. Enter1–4for the line group number.
6. Enter1–4the alternate line group number.
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							Station Monitoring
Visual Ring Indication Enable Disable
Audible Ring Indication Stations (10–57)
Default = Visual indication disabled, no audible indication assigned.
Tandem Attendant
Enable Disable
Default = Disable
Tone or Voice Signaling
Voice Tone
Default = Tone
SOHVA Tone Bursts123456
Default = 6
PA Options
Direct Ringing Lines
(1–24)
Delayed Ringing
Lines (1–24)
Night Ringing Lines
(1–24)
Zone Paging Enabled Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 All-Call
Relay Port Relay
TrackingStation 17 Paging Port
PA Port Signal Tone Intercom DTMF
Default = No ringing lines, all-call paging, station 17 ringing, and intercom tone.
Allow Ringer Off Option
Enabled Disabled
Default = Enabled
Call Forward Outside System
Enabled Disabled
Default = Disabled
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							4.4 Recording The Station Configurations
Use this sheet as an individual station record or as a record for a block of similarly programmed stations.
Make copies of this blank sheet as needed to meet system capacity.
Feature Choice Default Enter Station Port Numbers
Access Denied Lines 1–24 None
All-Call and Zone Paging Receive All/1–3 All
Originate All/1–3 All
Audible Monitoring None/Dir/Delay None
Automatic Hold Yes/No No
Automatic Hold - Intercom Yes/No No
Automatic Privacy
Privacy ReleaseNone/1–24 None
Call Forward On Ring No-Answer No/1–9 Rings No
Call Forward On Busy Yes/No No
Call Forward Outside System Yes/No No
Call Origination Denied No/1–24 No
Central Message Desk Yes/No No
Data Security Port Yes/No No
Do Not Disturb Override Yes/No No
Dual Console Feature No/10–57 No
Executive Override Yes/No No
Flexible RingingDirect 1–24 All (Sta. 10, 17)
Delayed 1–24 None
Night Transfer (of ringing) 1–24 All (Sta. 10, 17)
Flexible Station Numbering 10–7999 Ext = Port
Group Call Pickup 1–4 1
Headset Interface Yes/No No
Idle Line Preference No/ 1–24 No
Intercom Hunt Group 10–57 None
Personal Ring Tones 1–6 1
PrimeLine 1–24 None
Group 1–4 None
Intercom Itcm. None
Message Waiting Originate Yes/No Yes
Ringing Line Preference Yes/No No
SOHVA Disable Yes/No No
SOHVA Groups None/1–8 None
Service Observing Yes/No No
Station Disable Yes/No No
Station To Station Port Reassignment 10/57 Sta = Port
System Alarm Report Yes/No No
Voice Announce Blocking Yes/No No
Block Programming
Model Station Port
First Station Port
Last Station Port
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							Overflow Line Group
Default = None
Line Group Alternate Line Group
1
2
3
4
Default = None
SRA Wait Time 2 seconds 3 seconds 4 seconds
Default = 4 seconds
Line
GroupInsert Digits
12345678
1
2
3
4
Default = None
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							4.7 Direct Department Calling Records
Enable/Disable DCD Type Ring All Stations
Enabled Disabled
Enable/Disable DCD Type Longest Idle Distribution
Enabled Disabled
Department 1
Access Code 10–7999
Line Ports 1–24
Station Ports 10–57
Department 2
Access Code 10–7999
Line Ports 1–24
Station Ports 10–57
Department 3
Access Code 10–7999
Line Ports 1–24
Station Ports 10–57
Department 3
Access Code 10–7999
Line Ports 1–24
Station Ports 10–57
Default = No access code assigned, no line ports assigned, and no stations assigned.
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