Inter-Tel 824 Installation And Field Maintenance Manual

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824 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
.Issue 1, June.1984 
Function Svitch Programming Descriptions 
3.07 The following paragraphs give details of the available 
Program 
Numbers and their functions. 
A. Program Number 10 - C.O. Lines Equipped and DTMF or Dial 
Pulse Designated: 
This program identifies the C.O. lines 
connected to the system and designates them for DTMF or 
Dial Pulse signalling. 
The Data A field sets the lines 
equipped and the Data B field sets DTMF...

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F. Program Number 15 
- PBX Access Code: 
be desiginated as the PBX access code. A digit (O-9) can 
This code is the 
number dialed to access.a PBX line. 
This code is auto- 
matically dialed when using a speed-dial number and, the 
system checks it for toll restriction. 
set to 9. It is initially 
G. 
Program Number 20 - 
Intercom Number Assignment: 
Intercom 
numbers can be assigned to circuits other than those...

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0. Program Number 25 - Long Speech Warning: 
Stations can be 
programmed to receive a double tone through the speaker 
every three minutes when a station user is engaged in an 
outside call. 
This is not assigned to any station during 
initialization. 
Program Number 30 
- Toll Restriction Class of Service: 
Each station may be assigned to one of the 
following 
toll-restriction classes. 
All keysets...

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FIGURE 4-2. FUNCTION SWITCH PROGRAMMING (CONTD) 
c-0. Intercom 
Data LED 
Name ,ine Wmber 
I A 
B 
Zonference Calls 
Jute Key 
3old Recall Timer 
Dial Tone 
Meet Me Page/ 
Intercom 
Transfer Recall 
Time 
SMDR.Printout 
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2 
0 
1 
c.o.- 
Inside 
- no 
- yes 
1 -- 
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Be 
2 c.o.- 
1 Inside 
0 - no 
1 - yes 
1 - disable 
-  _ enable Feature...

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P. Program Numbers 40-45 
- Calendar Settings: 
The calendar 
and clock are set using the following programs: 
Program 
Range 
40 
- Year 
00-99 
41 - Month 
42 - Day 01-12 
01-31 
.: 
43 - Day of Week 0 = Mon, 1 = Tues, ., 
2 = Wed, 3 = Thurs, 
4 = Fri, 5 = Sat, 
6 = Sun 
44 - Hour 
00-23 (00 is midnight) 
45 
- Minute 
00-59 
Q. Program Number 50 - Clear System Speed-Dial Numbers: The 
system speed-dial data...

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v. Program Number 92 
- Hold Recall Timer: 
This sets the 
time limit that a call will remain on hold before re- 
calling the station. 
The Hold Recall Timer can be set to 
the following values (initially set to 60 seconds): 
Data B 
Timer Value 
0 
no timer 
1 60 seconds 
2 120 seconds 
31 180 seconds 
4 240 seconds ,_ 
5 
 -,- 255 seconds 
w. Program Number 93 
- Dial Tone Enable/Disable: 
The 
intercom dial...

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Operating the Terminal 
3.08 This section describes how to use the programming terminal. 
A. Sign-On Message: To access programs, you must first 
sign on to the system by using the BREAK command or key. 
The sign-on 
message includes 
the 
system model, the 
software version, a list of programs, and the program 
selection prompt. 
B. Equal Sign (=): 
The equal sign (=) prompt...

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Terminal Set-UP  
3-09 To connect the terminal to the MDF PCB: 
(1) Turn on the AC power to both the programming terminal and 
the system before connecting the terminal cable to the 
MDF PCB RS232C connector. This will prevent any electri- 
cal surges during the interface. 
(2) Carefully connect the RS232C interface cable from the 
programming terminal to the RS232C port on the MDF PCB. 
(3) Place the Data Write...

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STN Speed Call List (3) 
3-13 To view the station-stored speed-dial numbers: 
(1) Enter 3. The terminal will respond: 
STN SPEED CALL LIST 
ENTER LAST CKT NO. DISPLAYED (l-24)?= 
(2) Enter th 
e last intercom number to be displayed and . 
The terminal will respond with a list of all 24 
speed- 
dial numbers for each intercom up to the number entered. 
It will display in the..following format: 
CKT NO. XX 
00:...

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OR, (2) If the information is 
correct enter Y to return to 
the program selection prompt. 
(3) If the information needs to be changed, 
enter N. 
terminal will display each line individually. The 
a. If the entry printed in. the list is correct, press 
 to access the next line. 
b. 1f the entry is incorrect, 
enter the new information 
as instructed in the following steps. 
C. If the entry should be erased,...