Comdial Executech 2000 Telephone System Instructions Manual

							xecu
Model 2000 Teleph
System
This publication is applicable to
the following common equipment:
Model E34PT Rev. A and later
Model 
EKPT Rev. A and later
Model 
ESOPT Rev. A and later 
						

							Table Of ContentsIMI66068
Table Of Contents
1.Introducing The ExecuTech 2000
1.1Using This Bookl-l
1.2Using Related Publicationsl-2
1.3Getting To Know The 2000l-2
1.4Understanding The Hardwarel-4
1.5Knowing The General Specificationsl-8
1.6Seeking Technical Assistance1 - 10
1.7Summing-Up l-11
2. Installing The 2000
2.1Using This Chapter 2-l
2.2Using The Right Tools 2-l
2.3Installing The Cabinet 2-2
2.4Connecting The Power 2-4
2.5Connecting The Lines2-6
2.6Connecting The Stations2-10
2.7Connecting A DSS / BLF Console2-16
2.8
Installing System Options2-17
2.9Using Add On Expansion Modules
2-27
2.10Connecting An OI-IVA / SOHVA2-28
2.11Checking The System2-30
2.12Isolating System Failures2-32
2.13
Installer / User Information 2-34 
						

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3. Programming: The System
4. Proerammine Records4-l
3.1Using This Chapter 3-l
3.2
Understanding How To Program3-l
3.3Understanding System Programming3-3
3.4Master Clearing and System Defaults3-4
3.5Programming The System 3-6
3.6 Programming The Lines3-17
3.7
Programming The Stations 3-24
3.8Account Codes3-52
3.9
Direct Department Calling 3-56
3.10 Direct Inward Station Dialing (DISD)3-58
3.11
Data Printer Service Programming3-6 1
3.12 Execumail3-62
3.13Call Costing3-66
3.14SMDA Programming 3-80
3.15Toll Restriction Programming .3-84
3.16Cassette Tape
 RecordekInterface3-88
3.17Programming Reference Chart 3-90
5. Descrintion Of Svstem Features 5-l
6. Index 6-1
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							IMI66-068System Overview
Introducing The ExecuTech 20001.1 Using This Book
This manual for the ExecuTech 2000, IMI 66-068, provides step-by-step instructions for installing and
programming the system. We have designed the manual with you, the installer/programmer, in mind, and we have
tried to “walk you through” all of the steps needed to fully install and program the ExecuTech 2000. If you are the
least bit unsure about installing the system, read through this book at least 
once before you begin any installation.
Remember, it’s much easier to reread a section of the manual than it is to reinstall a telephone system (cheaper too).
IMI 66-068 contains five chapters, each of which has a unique purpose.
lChapter One introduces the 2000 and explains how to use this manual
0Chapter Two covers installation and checkout
lChapter Three focuses on programming-perhaps the most important aspect of the installers job. The telephone
system is capable of a great deal, but you must program it to meet the user’s needs.
lChapter Four contains records for all of your programming decisions. Use this chapter! When the time comes
for you to troubleshoot or reprogram the system, you will be glad to have a record of what you have done.
lChapter Five lists all of the system’s features and gives brief descriptions of how the features work. We
recommend that you read through this chapter before you do anything. There may be new features you never
knew existed, and of course you want to be positive that the feature you 
are installing is exactly what the
customer wants.
Do not underestimate the benefits of reading and 
really digesting this manual-it can save you a lot of time,
countless headaches, and maybe even a customer’s business.l-l 
						

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Usinrr Related Publications
We have not included some information, such as expansion module installation or general user information, in this
publication, but it can be found in related publications that are available from the manufacturer.
Refer to the following list for relevant information.
1.2.1 General Information
lIMI 01-001 Compliance Requirements To FCC Rules and Regulations Part 68 and 15
lIMI 01-005 Handling Of Electrostatically Sensitive Components
1.2.2 User Information
lGCA 70-l 14 Attendant’s Guide
lGCA 70-l 15Station User’s Guide
lGCA 70- 130 Quick Reference Guide. IMI 89-025
Add-On Expansion Module Installation Instructions
1.3Getting To Know The 2000
The ExecuTech 2000 telephone system is an expandable communications system that provides dozens of different
features and progr
ammingoptions. We have designed the system so that you, the installer, can customize the
operations to fit each customer’s individual telephone needs. Each system consists of Hardware and Software. The
common equipment cabinet and telephones, for example, are considered hardware.The software determines what
functions you can program into the system Figure 
1 .l illustrates all of the possible connections for the 2000. For
further information on programming, see Chapter 3 of this manual.l-2 
						

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l)pical printerV
Optional PA
battery
backup
Typical fax machine
Typical data terminal
(for VDT programming)
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‘Apical data terminal
(For remote programming)Industry-standard
non-electronic telephone
(Power fail interface)
Attendant station and
programming console
Figure 1.1. System Connectionsl-3 
						

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1.4 Understandine The Hardware
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Each ExecuTech 2000 system has the following hardware capabilities:l
Common Equipment cabinet. Each common equipment unit is full featured and self contained.l
Optional Expansion modules that increase station and line capacity.
lTelephones. All currently produced ExecuTech Analog telephones will work on the 2000.
lOptional Battery Backup.
lFour-conductor or six-conductor, twisted-pair cable (used for line and station connections).1.4.1 Knowing The Common 
Equ@ment
The common equipment is essentially a special purpose computer system. Common equipment acts as a
communications controller between central 
office (CO), private branch exchange (PBX), or CENTREX supplied
telephone lines and the proprietary telephone stations. We have designed the common equipment cabinet in a
modem and functional style that will accentuate any 
office environment. Figure 1.2 shows the three models of the
common equipment and their dimensions.
There are three models of the 2000 common equipment, each with different station and line capacity.
Model NumberCO/PBX CapacityStation Capacity
E34F’T612
E6OpT820
E80FT1632 
						

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Base Unit20.000Back of
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Base Unit20.000
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Back of&Line, 20-Station
Base Unit24.500
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Figure 12. Common Equipment Cabinets
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1.4.2 Knowing The Stations
You can install many different types of telephone stations, all of which are electronic microprocessor-controlled
devices. The stations provide users with not only multiline pickup but also single button access to features available
from the serving CO, PBX, or 
CENTREXswitch and common equipment. You can program each telephone station
to have a unique set of features and operating parameters, or you can block program a group of stations to all have
the same parameters (see Chapter 3.7).
All currently produced 
ExecuTech telephones will work with the ExecuTech
2000. Figure 1.3 shows a typical station’s mounting dimensions, and figure 1.4 shows all of the available telephones
and DSS / BLF consoles.
You can install all of the following:l
Single Line Proprietary Telephones. Multiline Telephones
.
Single Line Telephones (Industry Standard)l LCD Speakerphones
l
DSS / BLF Console-This is an optional device that we have designed as a companion to a system attendant
telephone for a high call volume situation. For more information on DSS 
/ BLF see-2.7
Single Line Proprietary Telephone
2.007
Multi Line Telephone1.251 
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+ 4.069
Figure 13. Telephone Station Dimensions
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Multiline Telephone
70-Button DSSIBLF Console
’ 12-Line LCD Speakerphone
10 x 14 Image
Multiline Telephone
Single-Line Telephone
14-Line Telephone
6-Line Monitor Telephone
Figure 1.4. Telephone StationsSystem Overview
5 x 14 LCD Speakerphone
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Feature Module
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