Inter-Tel 824 Installation And Field Maintenance Manual

INTER-TEL PRACTICES 
TROUBLESHOOTING 
824 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
Issue 1, 
June 1984 
FIGURE 6-6. SYSTEM MALEUNCTIONS TROUBLESHOOTING CHART (CONTD) 
Symptom Probable Cause 
Corrective Action 
No ring tone on Defective MISC PCB 
Replace the MISC PCB. 
any keyset in 
the system. Defective CPU PCB 
Contact Inter-Tel Field Service. 
C.O. line 
inoperative 
throughout 
system Line separation 
Press the red RLS button on the 
switch pushed in 
switch on the MDF PCB. 
Defective C.O. 
Disconnect the C.O....

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824 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENT PARTS 
Issue 1, June 1984 
REPLACEMENT PARTS 
CONTENTS 
PAGE 
1. INTRODUCTION ............................................. 
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2. ORDERING PROCEDURE 
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3. 
REPLACEKEJTF PARTS LIST ................................... 7-I .. - 
4. REXOMMJZNDED SPARE PARTS 
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1. INTRODUCTION 
1.01 This section provides 
the information necessary to order 
replacement parts for...

INTER-TEL PRACTICES 
824 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENT PARTS 
.Issue 1, June 1984 
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FIGURE 7-1. REPLACEMENT PARTS 
Part 
Description 
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HITEC 
PHOENIX 
Number 
Number 
Keysets 
824,Standard Keyset 248.3000 
824 Power Failure Transfer 
Standard Keyset 248.3100 
824 Display Keyset 248.3200 
824 Power Failure Transfer 
Display Keyset 248.3300 
Keyset Components 
Line Cord 
813.1039 
Handset Cable 
813.1038 
Handset Assembly 
817.3027 
Transceiver for Handset 
817.3028 
Housings 
824 Standard...

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824 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENT PARTS 
-Issue 1, June 1984 
mxw 7-1. Rmwm3mm PARTS (coNTD) 
The following part numbers are the same for both.Phoenix and 
Hitec models: 
Key Service Unit 
824 KSU and Power 
Power Supply with 
.~ . Supply with battery charger 
battery charger 247.1100 
247.1210 
247.2100 
247.22.00 
247.2220 
247.2210 
247.2230 
247.2300 
247.2310 
247.2400 
247.2500 
247.2600 
247.2700  CPU PCB with timer 
DTMF CO1 PCB (4 lines) 
DTMF CO1 PCB (2 lines)...

247.1100 
247.1210 KSU and Power Supply w/battery charger 
1 
Power Supply with battery charger 
1 
247.2100 CPU PCB with timer 
2 
247.2300 8-KTI PCB 
2 
247.2310 
4-KTI PCB 
2 
247.2200 DTMF 4-CO1 PCB 
2 
247.2220 DTMF 2-CO1 PCB 
2 
247.2210 Dial Pulse 4-CO1 PCB 
1 
247.2230 Dial Pulse 2-CO1 PCB 
1 
247.2400 MISC PCB 
1 
247.2500 
DOOR PCB 
1 
247.2600 
CO1 Jumper PCB 
1 
247.2700 
MDF PCB 
1 
802.1010 l.OA fuse 
10 
802.1018 0.3A fuse 
10 
248.3000 824 Standard Keyset, Hitec 
4 
247.3000 
824 Standard...

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FEATURES 
824 INSTALLATION h MAINTENANCE 
.Issue 1, 
June 1984 
FEATURES 
CONTENTS 
PAGE 
1’. INTRODUCTION TO FEATURES ............................... 
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2. SYSTEM FEATURES ........................................ 
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t 3. STATION FEATURES ........................................ 
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INTRODUCTION TO FEATURES 
The 824 system, 
installation in addition to its stylish appearance and easy, 
and programming, provides over 100 user-friendly 
features. These features have been...

INTER-TEL PRACTICES 
SYSTEM FEATURES 
824 INSTALLATION & MAINTEXANCE 
Issue 1, 
June 1984 
SYSTEM FEATURES 
1. INTRODUCTION 
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Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) 
Flexible Attendant Arrangements 
Selectable Ring (Night Answer) 
Power Failure Capabilities 
Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) or Dial Pulse Signalling 
Music-On-Hold 
Call Privacy 
Toll Restriction 
Direct Ring-in Lines 
Variable Time-Out...

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824 IHSTALLATION & MAINTENAHCE Issue 1, June 1984 
2.11 Account Code: An account code (up to six digits) may be 
entered during a C.O. call to help identify the call for billing 
purposes. For example, if your business assigns account numbers 
to clients, calls to and from them may be identified by that num- 
ber. This makes it easy to locate the data later and charge the 
client for the call. An incoming call will appear on the SMDR 
printout only if an account code...

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SYSTEM FEATURES 
824 IBSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE Issue 1, June 1984 
B. POWER FAILURE TRANSFER (Pm) ARRANGEMENT _/ 
5.03 In the event of an AC power loss, 
systems without battery 
back-up may be equipped with an optional power failure transfer 
system. 
5.04 Optional 
Power Failure Transfer (PFT) keysets are used. 
Under normal conditions, they function as regular keysets. -In 
the event of an AC power loss, 
C.O. lines are switched directly 
to these stations to answer incoming...