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

PROGRAMMINGIssue 1, November 1994INTER-TELPRACTICES
IMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
5.HOW TO USE THE
PROGRAMMING WINDOWS
5.1The database is divided up into %indows” that
permit the programmer to view and change the systemprogramming one section at a time. Each of the 
pro-
grammin~ windows contains boxes and/or buttons for
selecting and entering specific information. These in-
clude: Text Boxes, List Boxes, Command Buttons, 
Option Buttons, and Check Boxes. Samples of each are
shown in the...

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5.10There are 
several methods for selecting a line in a
list box. They are as follows:l
Arrow keys: Use the up or down arrow key to move
the highlight bar. Press the SPACE BAR to select an
item while it is highlighted.l HOME, END, PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN
keys: You can use the HOME key to move directly to
the top of the list, or the END key to move directly to
the bottom. The PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN keys
move up or down...

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F.ITEM!3 THAT CANNOT BE SELECTED -
GRAY JTEMS
5.17Ifan item in a window appears in a light gray col-or, it 
camtot be selected unless an associated item is
highlighted. For example, in the System Configuration
window, the command button for Configuration 
cannotbe selected unless a line in the list box with “KSC
Board,” “TlC,” or “lDC Board” is highlighted, because
only these cards require special configuration...

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&tions setup Exit
System-wide Features...
Toll Restriction...
Least Cost Routing
Trunk Prograniming...
Attendants...
Station Message Detail...
service...
command:
(xi-)6. APPLICATIONS MENU
6.1The first window that is shown when you start aprogramming session contains a list box with the
Applications menu which introduces the eight major
programming sections: Station Programming, System-wide Features, Toll...

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6.6The f’ull list of available menus, with the‘abbreviated access commands and a brief description of their purposes
are as follows:
MAIN MENU ITEMFUBMENU
ndividual Station Information (SIN)
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PROGRAMMING OPTIONS
Copy to Another StationStation Review Window:
Full Name And Usemame
Secondary Stations
Misceilaneous Fiags Window:
Allow Private Intercom Override
Auto 
Att/VM/DISA...

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WIN MENU ITEM
MiOll
?rogramming...
‘CoPlrid)
SUBMENU
Individual Station Information
(Conlid)
PROGRAMMING OPTIONSSystem Forwarding Window:
Forwarding Paths
Forward Call Types
Station Conditions
System Conditions
Ring Principal Once
Key Assignments (KEY)Toll Restriction Information Widow:
Day/Night Station Class Of Service (SCOS)
Day/Night Mode Toll Restriction User Croup
Day/Night Mode LCR Advance Limit
Keyset Key...

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BAIN MENU ITEM
; ystem-Wide
;eatures
UBMENU
iccount Code Information (ACCT)
IND and Reminder Messages
MESG)
ktensions, Usernames, and
‘eature Codes @XT)
Gmt Groups (HUNT)
‘ROGRAMMING OPTIONS
4ccount Code Length
standard, Forced, LCR Toll, & None Station Lists-.
3atch Station Lists (Forced, Standard, LCR Toll, Validated)
~lass-Of-Service Account Codes
jtati0nS
3unt Groups
rnmk Groups
?eature Codes
Set...

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system Wide
Teatures...
‘Conti~)
Miscellaneous System-WideInformation 
(MISC)Primary Attendant Station
Call Termination DigitsSystem Flags:
Allow Cross-Tenant IC Traffic
Allow Cross-Tenant Voice Mail/Computer Traffic
Account Code Class-Of-Service
Audible Message Indication for SL Sets
Auto Attendant
- Dial During Recording
Auto Attendant
- Enable Ringback ToneBarge
Barge Confirmation Tone
Broadcast Alarms to All...

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WIN MENU ITEM
;ystem Wide
‘eatures...
Conlinued)
roll Restriction...
kast-Cost Routing
FR)SUBMENU
Tenants and -Departments (TNT)
Alternate 
Carriers/Allowed Long
Distance 
(ALT)
Area/Office Codes
Allowed/Restricted (AREA)
SCOS Information (SCOS)
Toll SecurityPROGRAMMING OPTIONS
Tenant Groups
Description
Departments
Ihnk Group For Auto Feature
StAiOIlS
rmnk Groups
DID Groups
Alternate Carrier Numbers
Allowed Long...

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Individual Trunk (INDT)
Trunk Groups, DID Groups, And
Ring-In/Answer Patterns 
(TRNK)Group Number
Receive Gain
Transmit GainHybrid Balance
E&M Interface
Start Type
Current 
DT Detect
Relaxed Ring Detect
DTMF Signaling
Ignore Answer Supervision
Trunk Group Programming 
Wmdow
Trunk Group Description & Name
Tenant Group
E & M Trunk Group:
Call Routing (Auto Ring-In/Dial Repeating)
Reorder Tone (Continuous or Burst)
Handshaking (Immediate, Delayed, 
Gr Wink)
Return Dial...