Comdial Executech 2264X, 2296x Hybrid System Installation Manual

							IMI 66-060Glossary Of TermsCall messaging light:
The busy lamp field light for a calling
telephone can be turned on at a called telephone
to serve as a call-
back signal.Call origination denied:
The ability to originate calls can be denied
at certain stations.Call park:
An active call at a particular telephone can be placed in
system storage and retrieved by any telephone.Call pickup:
A call can be answered at one telephone when it is
ringing at another telephone.Call waiting tones:A signal can be sent to a busy telephone
indicatingthat a call is waiting.Central message desk:
One station can be arranged for exclusive
messaging waiting control.This station can control message waiting
lights and deliver messages to and from all other stations in the
systm.Direct telephone selection/busy lamp field:
One-key intercom calling
with visual indication of telephone status.Do not distarb:
Incoming call ringing and intercom calling are
disabled.Dynamic line key:
System temporarily assigns a normally unassigned
line to an idle line key for certain call handling operations.Exclusive hold:
Only the telephone placing call on hold can retrieve
it.Executive override:
A calling telephone can break into a conversation
at a busy called telephone.Flexible key assignment:
Class of service determines key functions of
multiline telephones.Hunt group:
Station ports can be linked together into a single group
for call answering purposes.When an intercom call is made to a busy
station in a group,the call will ring at the next idle extension in
the group.Idle line preference: With this feature,
going off-hook automatically
selects an idle line for use.Last number redial:
The last number previously dialed can be
automatically redialed.Line groups:
System arrangement which groups certain lines together in
up to four different groups.This feature allows lines to be accessed
by dialing line group codes.
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Glossary Of TermsLine monitoring:
Monitoring of dialing and call progress with the
handset on-hook.Line queuing:
A telephone can be placed in a condition where it awaits
the availability of a line or line group.Message waiting:
A light can be activated at a telephone by a central
message desk telephone 
.to indicate that.a message awaits pick-up.
Mute: A user@s voice can be blocked to the distant party during a
call.Bight transfer (of ringing):
The day ringing of all incoming calls can
be transferred to a particular station or stations for off-hour or
special purpose answering.OPX through dialing:
The system DTMF generator is either inhibited
from sending or enabled to send tones on the line.Th choice is
determined by whether the device attached to the OPX accessory unit
can provide address signalling on its own or is not capable of this
function.Personal ringing tones:
A multiline station can be arranged to ring in
one of four distinctive tones.Prime line or group:
A line or group designated to a particular
telephone and automatically selected when that telephone is taken 
off-
hook.Privacy release:
A line can be made non-private at a particular
station and remain private at all other stations.Pulse/Tone switching:
A switch between pulse (rotary dial signals) and
tone (dual tone multiple frequency signals) signalling can be
effected.Recall/flash:
Either a recall (line disconnect or hang-up) or flash
(PBX feature select signal) can be generated.Reserved intercom link: An intercom link can be reserved for exclusive
use at a particular station.Ringing line preference:
A ringing line will automatically be answered
when a station is taken is taken off-hook.
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							IMI 66-060Glossary Of Terms
Saved Number Redial:The last number previously dialed can be saved
and automatically redialed later.
Screened transfer:Transferred call is identified before transfer is
made.
Station speed dialing:A personal list of numbers can be programmed
for automatic 
,dialing by a user.
System speed dialing: A special system-wide list of numbers are
available for automatic dialing by all users.
Timed hold recall:After a. call has been on hold longer than a
programmed length of time, the system will signal the station that
placed the call on hold.
Tone or voice signalling: Intercom calls can be tone signalled or
voice signalled. The first choice in signalling is programmable.
Unanswered call transfer recall:A transferred call that is unanswered
will return to the transferring station after a programmed length of
time.
Unscreened transfer:Call is transferred to another telephone without
first being identified to it.
Voice signal blocking:A multiline station can be set to block voice
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PUBLICATION INDEXPublication Index
A-Lead Control Device Connections
..................................
2-7
Abandoned Hold Timeout
.......................................G-l,
3-13
AC Power Connection................................................2-4
Access Denied................................................G-l,
3-16
All-Call and Zone Paging.....................................G-l, 3-17
Area Paging Interface 
- Line Port..................................2-9
Area Paging Interface - Station PA Port............................2-8
Area Paging, PA Port.........................................G-l,3-15
Automatic Call-Back
................................................G-l
Automatic Dialing
..................................................G-l
Automatic Hold...............................................G-l,3-15
Automatic Pause Insertion..........................................G-l
Automatic Privacy Release
....................................G-l,
3-16
Automatic Redial
...................................................G-l
Automatic Wake-Up Service..........................................G-l
Auxiliary Equipment Interconnection...............................2-26
Background Music...................................................G-l
Base Level Program Entry Mode......................................3-3
Baud Rate Of Data
..................................................3-7
Baud Rate Of Tape Data.............................................3-9
Block Programming.................................................3-19
Block Voice Announced Intercom, Voice Signal Blocking........G-4. 3-15
Cable Clips........................................................
2-4
Call Forward
.......................................................G-l
Call Messaging Display.............................................G-l
Call Messaging Light...............................................G-2
Call Origination Denied......................................G-2,3-16
Call Park..........................................................G-2
Call Pickup........................................................G-2
Call Waiting Tones.................................................G-2
Cassette Tape Record Of COS Values................................3-24
Cassette Tape Recorder Interface..................................2-10
Central Message Desk..........................................G-2, 3-7
Check Out.........................................................
2-29
Class Of Service Default...........................................3-4
Common Audible and Auxiliary Station Interface...............2-8. 2-24
Common Equipment Connections......................................
2-25
Connection,A-Lead Control Device..................................2-7
Connection, AC Power...............................................2-4
Connection,Data Device............................................2-7
Connection,DSS/BLF Console........................................2-5
Connection,Executive Console......................................2-5
Connection, Line...................................................2-4
Connection,Power Fail Stations....................................2-5
Connection,Station Auxiliary Jack.................................2-6
Connection, Station................................................2-4
Console Self Test..................................................4-3
Console Type.......................................................3-8
COS and SMDR Printout.............................................3-22
Data Device Connections............................................2-7
Default,
Class Of Service..........................................3-4
Defaults, Line COS................................................3-12
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Defaults,Station COS.............................................
3-14
Defaults,System COS...............................................3-6
Defaults,
Toll Restriction........................................3-10
Desk/Wall Reversal And Wall Mounting...............................4-7
Dialing Mode......................................................3-12
Direct Telephone Selection/Busy Lamp Field.........................G- 2
Do Not Disturb
.....................................................
G-2
DSS/BLF Console Connections........................................2-5
Dynamic Line Key.............................................
G-2, 3-18
Exclusive Hold.....................................................
G-2
Executive Consoles.................................................2-5
Executive Override...........................................G-2,3-15
Failure Analysis Flow Chart........................................4-6
Failure Analysis...................................................4-5
Failure Isolation..................................................4-2
FCC Rules and Regulations..........................................l-2
Flexible Key Assignment......................................G-2, 3-17
Fuse Location And Value and Power Supply Output 
Values.............4- 2
Fuse Location......................................................
4-l
General Check.....................................................Z-30
General Information, System Programming............................3-1
General Information................................................1-2
Glossary Of Terms..................................................G-l
Grounding, System..................................................2-8
Hunt Group Programming......................................3-19, 3-21
Hunt Group.........................................................
G-2
Hybrid System Configuration........................................3-3
Hybrid/Key System Configuration...................................2-10
Idle Line Preference.........................................G-2, 3-16
Initial Condition.................................................
Z-2.9
Installation.......................................................2-1
Interace,Common Audible and Auxiliary Station.....................2- 8
Intercom First Choice Signalling,Tone or Voice 
Signalling.. .-G-4. 3-7
Interface,Area Paging........................................2-8, 2-9
Interface,Cassette Tape Recorder.................................
Z-10
Interface, Music..................................................Z-10
Introduction.......................................................l-l
Key System Configuration...........................................3-2
KSU Mounting Dimensions............................................2-2
Last Number Redial.................................................G-2
Line Connections...................................................2-4
Line COS Programming Reference Table...............................3-
Line COS Programming..............................................3-12
Line Group...................................................G-2,3-12
Line Length Of Data................................................3-7
Line Monitoring....................................................G-3
Line Queuing.......................................................G-3
Line Type.........................................................3-12
Maintenance........................................................4-1
Manual Scope..................................................l-1
Message Wait Originate............................................3-15
Message Waiting....................................................G-3
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Mounting Considerations............................................
2-1
Mounting Procedure.................................................2-2
Music Interface...................................................2-10
Mute
...............................................................G-3
Night Transfer (of ringing)
..................................G-3,
3-16
OPX Through Dialing..........................................G-3,
3-15
Outgoing Call Control..............................................G-3
Overlays
...........................................................3-4
PA Connections....................................................2-24
PA Port,
Area Paging.........................................G-l,3-15
Paired Stations
....................................................4-4
Pause Time.........................................................3-6
Personal Ringing Tones.............................................G-3
Power Failure Station Connections..................................2-6
Prime Line or Group..........................................G-3,3-15
Printout,
COS and SMDR............................................3-22
Privacy Mode,Privacy Release................................G-3, 3-13
Privacy Release, Privacy Mode................................
G-3,3-13
Program Keys For Line And Group Choices...........................3-16
Programming Overlay Details........................................3-4
Programming Overlays...............................................3-4
Programming Procedure, Block......................................3-19
Programming Procedure, Hunt Groups..........................3-19, 3-21
Programming Procedure, Line COS...................................
3-12
Programming Procedure, Station COS................................3-14
Programming Procedure, System COS..................................3-6
Programming Procedure, System Speed Dial..........................3-28
Programming Procedure, Toll Restriction...........................3-10
Programming Reference Charts................................3-29, 3-30
Programming Reference Table, Station COS..........................
3-37
Programming Reference Table, Line COS.............................3-36
Programming Reference Table, Toll Restriction.....................3-3 3
Programming Reference Table, System COS...........................
3-31
Pulse/Tone Switching...............................................G-3
Recall/Flash.......................................................G-3
Related Publications...............................................l-l
Reserved Intercom Link.......................................G-3, 3-17
Resistance Check..................................................
2-29
Ringer Equivalence Number..........................................l-4
Ringing Line Preference......................................G-3,3-16
Saved Number Redial................................................G-4
Screened Transfer..................................................G-4
Self Test, Console.................................................4-3
Self Test,
Station.................................................4-2
SMDR Printout Details.............................................3-23
Special Programming Requirements For Single-line Keysets..........-3-2
Station Auxiliary Jack Connections.................................2-6
Station Connections................................................2-4
Station COS Programming Reference Table...........................3-37
Station COS Programming...........................................3-14
Station Equipment Interconnection.................................2-27
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Station Self Test
..................................................
4-2Station Speed Dialing..............................................G-4Station Type
.......................................................3-8Station Wall Mounting Details
......................................4-8
Status Indicator...................................................4-2
System Checkout...................................................2-29
System ClockInformation
..........................................3-27
System COS Programming Procedure...................................3-6
System COS Programming Reference Table............................3-31
System Grounding...................................................2-8
System Programming.................................................3-l
System Speed Dial Programming.....................................3-28
System Speed Dialing...............................................G-4
System Wiring......................................................2-4
Technical Assistance And Repair Service............................4-l
Timed Hold Recall.............................................G-4, 3-7
Toll Restriction Programming......................................
3-10
Toll Restriction Reference Tables.................................3-33
Toll Table Restriction - System Speed Dial........................3-15
Tone or Voice Signalling,Intercom First Choice 
Signalling...G-4. 3-17
Typical 6-Wire,Auxiliary-Pair Wiring.............................
2-28
Unanswered Call Transfer Recall...............................G-4, 3-8
Unscreened Transfer................................................
G-4
Voice Signal Blocking,Block Voice Announce Intercom.........G-4. 3-15
Voltage Check.....................................................
2-30
Wiring For Auxiliary Connector Block J-4..........................2-15
Wiring For CO/PBX Connector Block J-5.............................2-16
Wiring For Station Connector Block J-8............................2-19
Wiring For Station Connector Block J-11...........................2-22
Wiring For Station Connector Block J-3............................2-14
Wiring For Station Connector Block J-2............................2-13
Wiring For Station Connector Block J-l............................2-12
Wiring For Station Connector Block J-6............................2-17
Wiring For Station Connector Block J-7............................2-18
Wiring For Station Connector Block J-9............................2-20
Wiring For Station Connector Block J-10...........................2-21
Wiring, System.....................................................2-4
Wiring,32-Button Adjunct Feature Module Wiring...................2-2 3
32-Button Adjunct Feature Module Wiring...........................
2-23
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							LIMITED WARRANTY
Comdial Corporation (Comdial) warrants that under normal operating conditions, this Equipment (except for fuses,
lamps, and other consumables) will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of twenty-four 
(24)
months from the manufacturing date stamped on the Equipment. Comdial’s sole obligation under this warranty or
under any other legal obligation with respect to the Equipment is to repair or replace, at its option, the Equipment if it is
deemed defective by Comdial during the warranty period free of charge with new or refurbished equipment or parts, at
Comdial’s option, when the Equipment is returned to Comdial, freight or postage prepaid, during the warranty period.
This warranty does not 
appty if, in the sole judgement of Comdial, the Equipment has been installed or used in
combination or in assembly with products not supplied by Comdial and which are not compatible or inferior quality,
design or performance, or the Equipment has been otherwise misused, abused, accidentally damaged, or damaged
or malfunctions or fails to function as a result of acts of God such as fire, flood, or lightning or other incidence of
excessive or 
insufficent voltage or failure to follow instructions.Repair or alteration of this Equipment other then as
specifically authorized by Comdial or its authorized repair agent is prohibited and will void this warranty. 
This warranty
does not cover costs associated with installation, removal, or reinstallation of the Equipment. 
Comcfial does not
warrant that the Equipment is compatible with all telephone or switching systems. THIS WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE,
BEING IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANYIMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. WITHOUT
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Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or
consequential damages, so the above limitations may not apply to you.
This manual has been developed by Comdial Corporation (the “Company”) and is intended for the use of its customers
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The information contained herein does not purport to cover all details or variations in equipment nor to provide forevery possible contingency to be met in connection with installation, operation, or maintenance. Should further
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