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

PROGRAMMINGIssue 1, November 1994
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WN MENU ITEM
vtendants...
btion Message
)etail...
WBMENU
r1 Progre m
Attendant’s Console (CONS)
Alias Programming 
(ALSS)
DSS/BLF Assignment (DSS)
Xl Cost (COST)
SMDA (SMDA)
VIOGRAMMING OPTIONS
3rror Threshold Programmiug
Dialing Feedback 
C&Quration:
DTMF Dialing Feedback Gain
Dial Pulse Feedback Gain
Dial Pulse Tone Selection
Backup Clock
Tl Card Programming Window:
FCM Encoding Law
Relay Activation...

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Station MessageDetail...
(continued)SUBMENU
SMDR (SMDR)PROGRAMMING OPTIONSSMDR Output Port
SMDR Output 
Active
SMDR Report Formatstation 
List
service...Error Message Programming (ERR)Error Output Port
Error Output Active
Report ContentsHybrid Balance 
(HYBR)CircuitsHybrid Balance
Test Line
Break Dial-Tone Digit
Maintenance Programming 
@4&W)Devices
CO Trunks In Maintenance/Available
Passwords...

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Issue 1, November 1994INTER-TELPRACTICESIMWGMX 256 INSTACLATION & MAINTENANCE7. DEFAULT VALUES
7.1The default values of the features are specified
throughout this section of the manual. They are also spe-cifiedontheprogramplanningsheetsthatbeginonpage
5-174. Asummary of the default system values is as fol-
lows:
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CONFIGURATION
On Ih4X 256 Systems, card slots l-4 are considered
KSCs or KSC-Ds, slots 5-6 are DKSCs, slots 7-g are
unassigned, slots 9-12...

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Setm Exit
Station to be Reviewed:II
IReview1
Press F2 for List of
Stations
[ Exit ]
8.S?‘ATION PROGRAMMING -
INDIVIDUAL STATION
INFORMATION 
(SIN)
8.1When Station Progfamming is selected Corn the
Applications Menu window, the menu expands to show
the following options:station 
Programming...
Individual Station Information
Key AssignmentsRing Zone Rogramming
Station Features
8.2The Individual Station...

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SORT: To sort the stations and list them numericallyby extension 
number or circuit number, or to list
them alphabetically by name, select the Sort -corn-
mand button. The window appears as shown here.
Choose the desired sorting method by selecting thecorresponding option button. Then select the OK
command button. When the list of stations returns,
the list box will show the stations in the selected or-
der. To...

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101102.04Stati0n Undefined[TJ
- INCLUDE or EXCLUDE: To include a station,
locate it on the Exclude list and select it by press-
ing the SPACE BAR; it will automatically move
to the Include list. To remove a station, select it in
the Include list to move it to the Exclude list.
- ALL or NONE: To include all stations, select
the...

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&ll Name:71 Username: ((
station Exchange Password:
&ea to be Reviewed
Miscellaneous Information
Outgoing Access 
- Day
Outgoing Access 
- Night
Programmable Keys
Secondary Call Key Assignments
Special Purpose Station
System ForwardingSecondary StationsB. USERNAMEANDAREATOBE
REVIEWED
8.8The “subwindows” that are accessed through this
window are used to enter specific information about the
selected individual station....

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0SPECIAL PURPOSE STATION: This option is
selected to program the stations as an attendant,
automated attendant, 
FAX station, house phone,
message center, or voice mail station. The window
for this option is shown on page 5-38.SYSTEM 
FORWARDING Select this line to
assign the system forwarding path(s) and forwarding
conditions for the station. The window for this op-
tion appears on page 5-41.TOLL 
RE!$IRICTION:...

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Auto AttLDISA DND Breakthru
Automatic Answer CO
Automatic Answer ICEnabled
EnabledI 
I
Camp-on TonesCO 
Reseize
DID Camp-on Tones
Do-Not-Disturb Allowed
Do-Not-Disturb Override
E&M Camp-on Tones
Halhfr~
HeadsetEnabled
Disabled
Enabled
Enabled
Disabled
Enabled
Enabled
Disabledc. 
MISCELLANEOUS FLAGS WINDOW
8.14
Determine the desired status for each of the fol-
lowing features. Refer to
l&CURES for more informa-
tion on...

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tion in do-not-disturb. In the default state, ‘it is dis-
abled
DTMF Feedback The progress tones that are nor-
mally sent to a voice computer can be replaced with
DTMF “feedback” tones. These tones determine
call status such as whether the call is ringing, hasbeen answered, has been disconnected, or if the
called station is in do-not-disturb, busy, or for-
warded to an outside telephone number. If the...