Comdial Executech II Model 816 Instructions Manual

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Operation IMI 66-031 ’ 
SMDR AND COS PRINTOUT U 
When a data printer is connected to the printer port to print station 
message detail recording (SMDR), 
it can also be commanded to print the 
class of service (COS) programming configuration for the System, 
lines, 
and stations. 
Partial or complete printouts can be obtained. 
When the printer is being used to obtain a COS printout, the SMDR 
function is temporarily halted. SMDR data collection is continued 
by 
the system during a COS printout operation; however, if more than two 
calls are logged for any one line, 
call records may be lost. Typical 
COS and SMDR printouts are shown in Figure 7a and 7b. 
Use the following procedure to obtain the COS printout. 
1. At Station 10, place the system in the base level program entry 
mode. 
a. 
Press the 
0 ITCM key. 
b. 
Once the dial tone is heard, press the m key on the 
keypad. 
C. Press, in sequence, 
keys. A tone burst 
programming mode is them,the@),axe&keypad 
will sound to indicate that the base level 
entered. 
d. Press the 
0 74: key and listen for dial tone. :_i 
2. 
Press a memory key to select the type of printout desired per the 
following chart. 
I BUTTON I PRINTOUT FEATURE I 
9 
10 
11 
PRINTOUT STOPS AT NEXT COS BREAKPOINT 
COMPLETE PRINTOUT 
PRINTS SYSTEM AND LINE COS PLUS TOLL 
RESTRICTIONS 
I -~- ~~ - L. IT-n-1 n 12 
1 PRINTS SELECTED STATION COS 
I 
KEYPAD KEYS 1 SELECT9 STATION (10-25) FOR COS PRINTOUT 
3. 
When a particular station COS printout is desired, follow the 
memory dialing feature key operation by pressing km keys which 
correspond to the desired station (e.g., press keys 
to select station 12). Oand @ 
4. COS printout will begin immediately. Press the 
0 MONITOR key to 
exit the base level program entry mode. 
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SYSTEM COS TOLL RESTRICTION TABLES 
PAUSE TIME 
2.0 SEC 
PULSE DIAL 20 PPS 
FLASH TIME 
720 MSEC 
HOLD RECALL 240 SEC TABLE 1 DENY 
11 
2 0 
3 
4 
LINE COS 
LINE PRV 
RLS 
1 
C.O. 
2 C.O. 
3 C.O. 
4 x C.O. 
5 x 
AUX 
6 
NONE 
7 
PABX X 
8 x PABX X  TYPE PU- 
HOLD TOLL 
LSE 
50MS TABLES 
STATION 13 
TOLL RESTRICTION 
P.A. ENABLE 
PRIME LINE 
LINE 
123 
RING X 
DELAY RING X 
NITE RING 
ACCESS DENY 
ORIGIN DENY 
PRIVACY RLS 123 6 
123 6 
123 6 
123 6 
78 
X 
456 
X 456 
123 
1 
45678 
ALL CALL 
RECEIVE 
ORIGIN 
GROUP 
ABCD 
ABCD 
X 
X 
BUTTON 12345678 
LINE NO. 2 3 4 1 6 7 8 5 TABLE 2 ALLOW 
1 17034344664 
2 17039493337 
3 1985 
4 1831 
TABLE 3 DENY 
1 8311 
2 5893 
3 
4 
TABLE 4 DENY 
1 91 
2 90 
3 
4 
TABLE 5 ALLOW 
1 91804 
2 917034341133 
3 91703494???? 
4 
TABLE 6 ALLOW 
1 1800 
2 91800 
: 
TABLE 7 DENY 
11 
2 2 
3 3 
4 91985 
TABLE 8 ALLOW 
14 
2 5 
3 6 
4 17039491234 
. . 
Figure 7a. 
Typical COS Printouts 
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,.I 1,,(, , ,.,/_ 
LINE NUMBER 
PRINTOUT 
LINE 
, I 
1 
lLlNEFEEDj 
2 [CARRIAGE RETuRNIILINEIZE~ 
1. 
2. 
1 DIALED DIGITS - UP TO MAXIMUM OF 32 
(ACCOUNT CODES ARE ISOLATED BY l OR # SYMBOLS) 
NOTES 
CARRIAGE RETURN AND LINE FEED IMMEDIATELY 
FOLLOW LAST PRINTED CHARACTER ON EACH LINE. 
OUTGOING CALL MUST BE OFF HOOK FOR 20 
SECONDS MINIMUM OR NO RECORDING OCCURS. 
- MONTHtDAYNEAR 
INITIATE TIME - HOUR : MINUTE 
(24 HOUR REAL TIME CLOCK) 
CALL DURATION TIME - MINUTES. TENTHS 
(NO ANSWER, PRINT “NOANS”) 
PRINTOUT EXAMPLES 
UNANSWERED INCOMING CALL 1 1 V/05/80 1631 NOANS 0.6 
ANSWERED INCOMING CALL 18 1 12lO5/08 1652 1.6 0.2 
ANSWERED INCOMING CALL 24~l&2l05/86 1653 1.2 0.2 
fWlTH CALLER ID ADDED BY 
Figure 7b. 
Station Message Detail Record Printout Format  
						

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; CHAPTER 4 
SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
I GENERAL INFORMATION 
aClass Of Service (COS) programming consists of setting the Class Of 
Service (COS) operating-condition&. COS programming Is divided into 
the following three major categories: General System COS, Line COS, 
and Station COS. 
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All COS programming commands must originate at station 10. 
No COS 
programming commands can be accepted from any other station 
connected to the system. 
COS programming causes station 10 to 
default to a square condition (line select key 1 selects line 1, key 
2 selects line 2, etc.). It is recommended that station 10 always 
remain in a square condition to avoid possible programming 
confusion. 
COS programming does not require that a sequential process be 
followed once the base level program entry mode has been established 
except where noted herein. 
The system defaults to preset characteristics when it is initially 
powered up or whenever programmed to do SO. If the default 
characteristics, 
or any other previously set characteristics, are 
satisfactory, those portions of the programming sequence may be 
omitted. 
Prior to taking any programming action, record the system, line and 
station COS conditions on Table 2a, 2b, and 2c (included at the end 
of this chapter). 
Also, 
record all toll restriction requirements on 
Table 2d. 
THE PROGRAMMING STEPS MUST BE PERFORMED WITH LESS THAN 17 
SECONDS OF 
DELAY TIME BETWEEN 
KEYSTROKE OPERATIONS. A delay of longer that 17 
seconds causes the KSU programming mode to time out. 
BASE LEVEL PROGRAM ENTRY MODE 
The first step in a COS programming sequence is to enter the base 
level programming mode. Once in this mode, COS can be set as desired. 
1. 
2. 
3. 
L. 5* Press the 
0 ITCM key. 
The dial tone will sound. 
Press the following keys in sequence: (*:5)m@)m 
Note that the dial tone stops and a tone burst sounds to indicate 
that the base level programming mode is entered. 
Press the 
0 *i key. 
The dial tone will return as a confirmation 
that the base level mode is active. 
Proceed from this point to program the COS. 
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SYSTEM COS 
The System COS programming sets the following system characteristics: 
-DTMF or pulse tone dialing 
-System default conditions 
-Type of signalling first attempted during an intercom call 
-Time interval for a programmed pause used with auto/speed dial 
-Parame.ters for pulse dialing 
-Hookswitch flash time/dial tone recall interval 
-Time out time interval for hold recall 
-Toll restriction table entries 
1. 
Perform the base level program entry procedure: 
Press the following keys 
A dial tone will sound. 
2. 
Select the =a&$ a au au dialing system default 
characteristics. 
a. 
Press the 
0 # F key on the keypad. 
confirm the selection. The dial tone will stop to 
0 
?_ 
b. 
Press the 0 8 
R key to select the TONE ONLY dialing condition or 
press the 1 
0 key to select the PULSE/TONE dialing condition. r_ 
A tone burst will sound to confirm the selection. 
c. Press the *i 
0 key on the keypad. The dial tone will return. 
In addition to setting the dialing mode, the above action causes the 
, 
system to default to a fixed set of operating conditions as follows: 
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-All  lines  either  DTMF  or  Pulse/Tone  switchable  (per step  2b.) 
-Voice  signalling  attempted  first when  intercom call  is made 
-1 sec.  pause  time  -2  sec. dial  tone  recall  time 
-30  sec.  recall  from hold 
-All  lines  private 
-All  lines  are CO  lines 
-No  toll  restriction  set  -300  msec.  held call  abandon  time -No  ringing  line preference  enabled 
-No prime  line  is chosen  -DSS/BLF  port  is disabled 
-PA port  is disabled 
-No  delayed  ringing  enabled 
-No  access  denied  -No  origination  denied 
-No  automatic  privacy  released 
-Day  and  night  ringing  patterns  set as  follows: 
-station  10,  17,  and  24 all  lines 
-System-wide,  all call  paging  in zone D 
-Printer  port  set  for  110 baud data  rate 
-Line  select  keys  l-n  selects  lines  l-n  (squared 
pairing) 
3.  Select  the $y@  a  &m  &Q&&&J~  that  is  first performed  when  an  intercom  call  is placed. 
0 
0 0 a. 
0  0 
0  0 
0  0 
0  Oyb* 
LO  171  WI 
If tone  signalling  should  be 
performed  first,  press  memory 
key 13. 
If voice  signalling  should  be 
performed  first,  press  memory 
key 14. 
c. Press  the 
0 
*?  s  key on  the  key pad. 
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4. Select the &+a eiazksax~a iha 0 Jila%sa~~d i2i3YSt; l 
a. Press the 4 B 0 key on the keypad. The dial tone will stop. 
b. Press a key on the keypad to select a time interval from the 
following chart. 
A tone burst will sound to confirm to 
selection. 
3 1.5 8 10.0 
4 2.0 9 15.0 
5 3.0 0 20.0 
. 
5. Press the *i 0 key. The dial tone will sound. 
6. 
Select the a&U &U&U %Wx&W S&U&%&3&S* 
a. 
Press the 
0 5i key on the keypad. The dial tone will stop. 
b. Press a key on the keypad to select an operating 
characteristic per the following chart. A tone burst will 
sound to confirm the selection. 
7. 
Press the *i 
0 
key on the keypad. 
The dial tone will sound.. 
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Press the 0 6 M a. 
8 key on the keypad. The dial tone will stop. 
b. 
Press a key on the keypad to select a time interval per the 
following chart. A tone burst will sound to confirm the 
selection. 
9. Press the *g 0 key on 
10. Select the J-&&d sa&J 
I 0 3.0 SEC. 
J 
the keypad. The dial tone will sound. 
U?& ;ie&rza& 
a. Press the 7 c 
0 key on the keypad. The dial tone will stop. 
 b . Press a key on the keypad to select a time interval from the 
following chart. 
A tone burst will sound to confirm the 
selection. 
I 1 I 30 SEC. (DEFAULT)1 
I I 2 60 SEC. I 
180 SEC. 
r 
&&a: J&x& 23&a& xi@ 
6 240 SEC. 
7 300 SEC. 
8 360 SEC. 
9 420 SEC. 
0 DISABLED 
NOTE 
It is suggested that the 0 program selection (Hold Recall 
Time Disabled) not be made. 
Setting this value makes it 
possible 
station, 
released 
r 11. Press the for an exclusive hold condition, when set at a 
to place a line on a permanent hold that cannot he 
at any other station. 
0) *i key on the keypad. 
The dial tone will sound. 
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12. Select the ba &wtm~g &&be, g~$&a . Refer to the 
programming table (Table 2d) found at the end of the chapter to 
preselect the entry requirements. 
Figure 8, 
shown below, 
illustrates the keys and keys used to perform the toll restriction 
table entries. 
--,-, SELECTS YMLE 1 CT8 TABLE 0 
82uc?2 melt 2 LECYI ENYRY 1 
8nJm-s TAM.2 2 CYS ENTRY 2 
8LL2CYS TrnLE 1 cls ENYRY 2 
SELECTS PAWE 1 
Cl2ENYRY4 
8ELLcT2 Yull.E 0 
ETS ALLOW TABLE 
EY2 
DENY TABLE 
Figure 8. 
Toll Restriction Programming Keys 
a. 
b. 
C. 
d. Press a memory key (1 through 8) to select a toll restriction 
table (1 through 8). 
table 2, etc. Key 1 selects table 1, key 2 selects 
The dial tone will stop when the selection is 
made. 
Select the restriction mode of the table using a keypad key. 
A tone burst will sound to conform the selection. 
z&U& SEUGXUU 
0 2°C sets the table as an ALLOW table 
0 3P sets the table as a DENY table 
Press a memory key (9 through 12) to choose the desired table 
entry per the following chart. This action clears any current 
entry and causes a continuous busy dial tone to sound. 
Press the keypad keys 0 f 
0 through 9 y 0 to enter the 
digits of the desired restriction number as a table entry. 
Press the keypad key 
0 # ! to enter a match anything digit 
if such an item is desired. 
A tone burst will sound after 
each key is pressed. A single table entry can contain a  
						

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13. 
14. 
/- 15. Press the 
MONITOR 
U key to exit the programming mode.  maximum of 16 digits. 
entered, When the maximum number of digits are 
the system sounds a fast ringhack dial tone and steps 
to the next entry point on a table or to the next table. 
e. If less than the maximum number of digits are required as part 
of a table entry, 
select the next entry location with the 
proper memory key. 
input is required. Select each entry location even if no 
entry is erased. This action insures that any previous 
Erase a complete table, if desired, by 
selecting the table and then selecting each entry location in 
sequence. 
Do not dial any numbers after any of the entry 
location selections. 
f. 
Repeat steps a. through e. 
until all toll restriction tables 
are programmed. 
Press the *f 
0 key on the keypad. 
The dial tone will sound. 
Program the &b m bw w for 
0 3: keypad key to set a system data 
0 0 i keypad key to set a system data 
default condw sets a system data the printer port. 
Press the 
speed of 300 baud. 
Press the 
speed of 110 baud. The system 
speed of 110 baud. 
LINE COS 
The Line COS programming sets the following line characteristics: 
-Privacy status 
-Line toll restriction requirements 
-Line port type 
-Dialing mode 
-Time interval for held call abandon 
1. 
2. 
- 
3. 
4. Enter the base programming mode: 
The dial tone will sound. 
Set the amu &as Q& && &&a per the following steps. 
a. 
Press the 
0 8 F key on the keypad. The dial tone will stop. 
This action initializes all lines aS private. This condition 
is the system default value. 
b. Press the line select key of each line which is to be 
non-private. 
A tone burst will sound after each selection to 
confirm it. The line status chosen will be in effect at every 
station in the system. 
Press the *z 
0 key on the keypad. The dial tone will sound. 
Press the line select key of the line to be set. The dial tone 
will stop. The toll restriction tables currently assigned to the 
selected line will be disabled when the line select key is 
pressed. 
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