Inter-Tel GMX-48 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE Manual

							IXTER-TELIDVK SUPPLEhlEST 
Issue 1, January 1991 ‘.. 
INTER-TEL PR-\CTICES 
G1IX.18 ISST.kLL+TION 8; h,IAISTEx,1\CE 
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m One at a time. press each of the keys on the 
keyset in any order. A progress tone (or a 
DTMF tone for keypad 
keys) is heard if the 
key is functioning properly. If the signals 
are not heard. the key is fauln. Return the 
keyset for repair if any key is faulty. 
Lift and replace the handset. The audio in- 
tegrated module tones are broadcast over 
the speakerphone speaker. (Display key- 
sets show KTS SELF-TEST AIlITOSES.) 
Lift and replace the handset. .+.udio inte- 
grated module tones of various volume 
lev- 
els, 
from softest to loudest. are broadcast 
over the speakerphone speaker. (Display 
keysets show =S SELF-TEST AIM 
TONE VOLUME.) 
Lift and replace the handset. Tones of vari- 
ous volume levels, from softest to loudest, 
are broadcast over the speakerphone 
speaker. (Display keysets show K.TS 
SELF-TEST AIM SPK \‘OLUhlE.) 
Lift the handset. then press and release the 
hookswitch. Tones of \,arious volume lev- 
els, from softest to loudest. are broadcast 
over the handset receiver. (Display keysets 
show KTS SELF-TEST AIlI HS VOL- 
UME.) 
Press and release the hooksxitch. A con- 
tinuous tone is broadcast over the handset 
receiver using the prima5 voice path cir- 
cuitry. (Display keysets show KTS 
SELF-TEST AIM XhlTIRCV PRI.) 
Press and release the hookswitch. A con- 
tinuous tone is broadcast over the handset 
receiver using the secondan_voice path cir- 
cuitry. (Display keysets show KTS 
SELF-TEST AIM XhIT/RC\7 SEC.) 
Press and release the hookswitch. The 
handset transmitter is connected to the n. While speaking into the han&x transcit- 
ter, determine that sidetqne is being :z- 
ceived over the handset receiver. 
0. Press and release the hook&r&. Tfie 
handset transmitter is conr.xred :c7 :5e 
handset receiver via the sec$ndan_ L-K;? 
path circuitq. (Display keys?::: shox hTS 
SELF-TEST HOT HANDSET SEC., 
P. \Yhile speaking into the han&r rrcnsrrir- 
ter, determine that sidetone is being re- 
ceived over the handset recen-zr. 
q. Press and release the hooksxirch. T?.s 
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3.5 Before performing the installation instructions 
outlined in this section. refer to the information in 
the GMX-48 manual beginning on page 3-35.  B. DIRECT STATIOE SELECTIOS/BUSI 
(4) Locate the strap (52) in the louver-tight iorr.er 
LAMP FIELD (DSS/BLF) UNIT 
INSTALLATION of the control board (see Figure 1 on page 6) 
and ensure that it is in the DSSl p$sitio‘n (ox-x 
the right two pins). 
(5) Perform the DSS/BLF Unit self-rest: 
3.6 To install Inter-TeliDVK DSSIBLF Units, fol- 
low these steps: a. 
(1) Before connecting the DSS/BLF Unit to the 
KSU, measure the voltage on the RED termi- b. 
nal of the modular jack assembly with respect 
to the GREEN terminal. (The “common” 
probe of the voltmeter is placed on the 
GREEN terminal.) It must measure 
+3OVDC (+Z.OVDC). If -3O\DC is mea- 
sured, check the cabling for a reversed pair. 
CAUTION 
If the power pair (W/BL, BL/W) is reversed, in- 
stalling a DSS/BLF Unit will open the fuse on 
the KSU Control Board or Expansion hlodule. 
This affects operation of all keysets and DSSi 
BLF Units connected to the board or module. 
C. 
(2) Mount the modular jack assembly on the wall. 
(3) Remove the four screws on the bottom of the 
DSS/BLF Unit and remove the bottom cover. 
d. Plug one end of the line cord in:o the m?Z- 
ular jack on the unit’s control bgx:. 
\Vhile holding down keys 100 and 110 
: Zs- 
fault), plug the other end of tk line c?:i 
into the modular jack asse,m?l!_. Iv1 :he 
keys should light up. If an LED doss .1c7r 
light. remove and replace the line ix2 
while holding down keys 100 2nd 110 I&- 
fault). If the test fails again. replace :hs 
DSSiBLF Unit. 
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Press each key individually (in any orZ:r : t? 
remove the lit status. When, finished. all 
keys should be unlit. If an LED does nor g3 
out, remove and repIace the line cord and 
repeat steps b and c. If the test fails a@ 
replace the DSS/BLF Unit. -titer all 
5~2 
keys 
have been tested, it takes approd- 
mately 10 seconds for the DSS BLF L-nit 
to return to normal operation. 
Re-assemble the DSSBLF L-nit. 
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G\lS-48 INSTALLATIOS 8: hLiIXTEZ.4XCE 
FIGURE 1. INTER-TELlD1-K DSS/BLF USIT CONTROL BOARD 
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4. FEATURES e. 
4.1 Except for the differences noted in this supple- 
ment. the Inter-TeliDVK stations instruments func- 
tion exactly the same as the station instruments 
described in the manual. All keyset and DSS ‘BLF 
Unit feature instructions in the manual also appl!- to 
the Inter-TellD\K station instruments. f. 
\‘olume Controls 
4.2 On Inter-TeltDVK keysets, handset volume. 
speakerphone volume. ring tone volume. etc. are 
controlled by pressing volume control feature keys 
(\-OL UP and VOL DN) as described belo\\-. g. 
-4.3 
TO CfL-l.\-GE VOLl’.\IE LEVELS Oh; A.\- I.\-TER-TEL 
DI K KEYSEP 
h. 
(1) While performing or listening to any of the fol- 
lowing eight functions, press the T’OL PP 
(volume up) key to raise the volume or press 
the \‘OL DS (volume down) key to louver the 
volume. A confirmation tone indicates that 
you have reached the highest or lowest possi- 
ble volume. Display keysets show the level as it 
is raised or lowered. 
a. 
To change handset intercom voice volume. 
press the desired key while on an off-hook 
(handset) intercom call. (2) To save the new volume level, ifaesired: Press 
the VOL UP and VOL DN keys :I the same 
time. If this step is not performtt. the keyset 
will retain the previous saved vo::r;e level for 
that function (except for the ring?.; 
alert tone 
volume, which is automatically saved at the 
most current volume level). 
b. 
To change handsfree intercom voice t,olume 
(w.hich includes paging volume). 
press the 
desired key while on an on-hook (speaker- 
phone) intercom call or while listening to a 
page. 4.4 
TO RETUR,\‘A.\‘l!~-TER-TEL~Dl,~~}~~~?O TffEDE- 
FAI’LT KOLUME LEr.EL.5: 
While on or off hook, press the SPCL key and 
enter the default volume feature cc735 (39l). 
Off.Hook 1’oice Announce 
c. 
To change handset outside call I,oice volume. 
press the desired key while on an off-hook 
(handset) outside call. 
d. 
To change handsfi-ee outside call l,oice vol- 
ume, 
press the desired key while on an on- 
hook (speakerphone) outside call. 4.5 If the off-hook voice announce (OhT:A) feature 
is enabled system-wide (and the pro;:: secondq 
voice path installation has been peti;rmed,1. each 
Inter-Tel/DVK keyset can be enablsl to 
receive 
OHVA calls. Refer to pages 3-l-l an2 5-49 in the 
GMX-48 manual for special installatizt and pro- 
gramming information. 
To change background music :‘c:>nie. press 
the desired key while liste22 to back- 
ground music through the ks;:zt speaker. 
To changeringingalert tone 1.0:; YZ. I_‘:SS the 
desired key while the lie!-set 2 Y_n$ir;g. Or. 
while on hook. press both ke: 5 .r: th: same 
time to hear the current& ;r.?sr.mmed 
volume, then press the desir:t i;?>- to ad- 
just the volume up or down. 
KOTE: The selected ringing ~:trr :?ne \-ol- 
ume is automatically saved. 
. To change handset progress :_- 7~7 :.Jlume. 
press the desired key while 12::nins to in- 
tercom dial tone through tht ::_:n%t. 
To change speakerphone pro5-;:: isr;t’ ld- 
ume, 
press the desired key w?..Lz lisrening 
to intercom dial tone throug:: 2.2 speaker- 
phone. 
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3. - PROGRAMMING 
5.1 To reprogram the default values of rhs user-pro- 
grarnmable feature keys on the Inter-T21 D1K key- 
sets, refer to program [DXC] Soft Fsature Key 
Default Values (/SOFT) as outlined on pase_j-60 in 
the manual. A program planning sheet for the Inter- 
Tel/DVK keysets is provided in Figure 3 below. 
FIGURE 2. 
ST_iTIOS PROGRAM PLANNING SHEET 
[D.iC] SOFT FEATURE KEY DEF.iLLT \:ILL-ES (SOFT): 
Inter.Tel/D\X 24sLine Keysets: 
K2y A 
Key B 
Key C 
Key D 
Key E 
Key F 
Key G 
Key H 
Key I 
DEFAULT VALUE 
Redial (E3SO) 
System Speed Dial (E3Sl) 
Individual Hold (E336) 
Transfer CO Call (E345) 
Page (E7) 
Queue Request (E6) 
Background Music On/Off (E313) 
Automatic Line Selection (ES9) 
Hookflash (E330) 
NEW VALUE 
Inter-Tel/D\X 12.Line Keysets: 
DEFAULT VALUE 
Key 
A Individual Hold (E336) 
Key B Transfer CO Call (E345) 
Key C Page (E7) 
Key D Queue Request (E6) 
Key E Redial (E380) 
NEW VALUE 
Inter.Tel/DVK S-Line Keysets: 
DEFAULT VALUE 
Key 
A Individual Hold (E336) 
Key B Transfer CO Call (E345) 
Key C Page (E7) 
Key D Queue Request (E6) 
r- 
1,ey E Redial (E380) 
NEW VALUE 
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5.2 To reprogram the default volume levels for rhz 
Inter-TeliDVK keysets, refer to program [D.AI] Key- 
set 1blume Default Settings (NOL) as outlined on page j-70 in the manual. X new program planning 
sheet is provided in Figure 
3 below. 
FIGURE 3. ST.ITIOS PROGRAM PLAXXSG SHEET 
IDXI] INTER-TELIDVK KEYSET \.OL’USIE DEF.iULT VOLUhlES (-VOL): 
Handset IC Voice Level 
Speakerphone IC Voice Level 
Handset CO Voice Level 
Speakerphone CO Voice Level 
Background Music Level 
-Alerting Tone Level 
Handset Progress Tone Level 
Speakerphone Progress Tone Level 
RANGE 
1-G 
l-16 
3-Z 
l-16 
l-16 
l-13 
1-13 
l-13 
DEFAULT NEW SETTING 
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FIGURE  4. IXTER-TEL/DVK  24-LISE KEYSET 
HEARING AID-COMPATIBLE 
(HAC)  HANDSET  24 
CO.  LINE 
KEYS  OPTIONAL 
32-CHARACTER  LCD 
INTERNAL  SPEAKER 
 
18  FEATURE 
KEYS 
7 
10  SPEED-DIAL 
KEYS 
/ w 
RING  AND VOICE 
VOLUME 
CONTROLS  12-KEY 
PUSHBUTTON  HANDSFREE 
KEYPAD  MICROPHONE 
NOTE: The keys  are shown  as they  appear  in the  default  configuration. 
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FIGURE 5. INTER-TEL/DVK 12-LIXE KEYSET 
HEARING AID-COMPATIBLE 12 CO. LINE OPTIONAL 
(HAC) HANDSET KEYS 32-CHARACTER LCD 
INTERNAL 
SPEAKER 
 
8 SPEED-DIAL 
KEYS 
/‘- 
14 FEATURE 
KEYS 
RING AND VOICE 12-KEY HANDSFREE 
VOLUME PUSHBUTTON MICROPHONE 
CONTROLS KEYPAD 
NOTE: The keys are shown as they appear in the default configuration. 
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FIGURE 6. INTER-TEL/DVK S-LINE KEYSET 
HEARING AID-COMPATIBLE 
8 C.O. LINE 
OPTIONAL 
(HAC) HANDSET 
KEYS 
32-CHARACTER LCD 
INTERNAL 
SPEAKER 
 /’ 
 
 
c--- 
/- 
=I I /” I a 
c: 
/ I 
 
8 SPEED-DIAL 
KEYS 
/‘- 
14 FEATURE 
KEYS 
RING AND VOICE 12-KEY 
HANDSFREE 
VOLUME PUSHBUTTON 
MICROPHONE 
CONTROLS KEYPAD 
NOTE: The keys are shown as they appear in the default configuration. 
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FIGURE 7. INTER-TEL/DVK DIRECT STATION SELECTION/BUSY L.YiIP 
FIELD (DWBLF) UNIT 
60 DSSiBLF KEYS 
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