Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 256 Installation And Field Maintenance Manual

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CONTENTS
10. System-Wide Features...............................................
5-54
. Account Code Information 
(ACCT)................................5-54
B.DND And Reminder Messages (MESG).............................5-57
C
Extensions, Usernames, And Feature Codes (EXT)....................5-58
D. Hunt Groups (HUNT)
............................................
5-61
E.Miscellaneous System-Wide Information...

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INTRODUCI’ION
1.1This section of the 256 System manual explains
how to program the system. The 256 System is fully
functional when defaulted and only requires program-
ming to meet the customer’s special needs. Program-
ming functions are divided among several “windows”
so that specific features can be programmed easily.
NOTE: Programmers must be properly certified on the
256 System to receive technical...

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DOS 3.3, an error message (stating an invalid config.syscommand has been detected) is displayed during the
power-up sequence. The message can be ignored; the
software is 
compatiile with all four versions of DOS.
On-Site Programming
25 For on-site programming, the PC is connected
directly to the 256 System. An RS-232-C cable is con-
nected to one of the RS-232-C connectors on the 256
RCPU Card and COM 1 or COM 2 on...

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(8)
(9If the 
ha&are configuration is cOrrect as
di.r&y~usetheupordownarrowkeystohigh-light “No Change” and then press RETURN.
(Ihe monitor displays an extended memory op
tion.)
If the hatmvare configuration is notcornx~ or if
you wish to change the displayed configuration:
a.
b.
C.
Use the up or down arrow keys to highlight
the item you wish to change and then pressRETURN. 
(I’he monitor displays a list of
types...

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05)
“Insert the Applications Default Database [4] in
the following drive:“.
a.Remove the Applications Software Disk.b. Insert the Applications Default Database
(disk 4) in the floppy disk drive and press
RBTURN. (The files from the Applications
Default Database disk are copied onto the
hard disk drive.)
c.Remove the Applications Default Database
disk.
If the special printer/plotter driver installation
option was...

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B.UPGRADING A 256 SYSTEM DATABASEFOR 
S’IXND-ALONE PROGRAMMING
23Previous versions of 256 System databases can
be updated for stand-alone programming. (This proce-
dure is not required if the new software is being loaded
directly into the 256 System; it is only used for stand-
alone programming.)
2.12Previous versions of 256 System databases can
be updated for stand-alone programming with the new
version software....

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IMWGMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
D. 
INSTALLING APRINTERDRIVER’FOR
STAND-ALONE REPORTS
2.15
To print customized reports or Tl error reports,
the stand-alone PC must have the proper printer driver
installed. Contact your PC and/or printer manufacturer
for the printer driver information for your system. Then
follow these steps for installing the driver on the 
PC:
(1)Press 
&T and SPACE BAR to access a pull-
down menu that includes the options...

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Baud Rate
Communications Method
Modem Information
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[pzz) (-xi-) pi&i-]E.CONNECTING THE REMOTE
PROGRAMMING SESSION
2.16The screen shown 
above can be accessed in one
of the three following ways:l
Type INT256 or GMX256 at the C: prompt. Then
press 
F5 when the Inter-Tel 256 logo screen appears.l
If the Inter-Tel 256 logo screen is displayed, press
F5.
0If the Inter-Tel 256 logo...

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2.21SAVE: When the information appears as desired,
select the Save command button. Press TAB until Save
is highlighted and then press the SPACE BAR. Or, press
ACT-S. This replaces the default values with the new in-
formation so that you do not have to repeat this proce-
dure each time you log in.
2.22CANCEL: To exit this screen without connect-
ing a programming session, press TAB until Cancel is
highlighted and...

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3.SESSION TIMER AND SCREEN
SAVER
3.1%JO timers have been built into the system that go
into effect when the programming terminal remains idle
for lengthy periods. They are the session timeout and
screen saver timers.
3.2Whenever the programmingsession remains idle
(no input) for more than five minutes, a screen saver fea-
ture will cause the monitor display to go blank. When
this occurs, the programmer can 
press...