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

PROGRAMMINGIssue 1, November 1994INTRR-TELPRACTICESIMX/GMX 256 DWIALLATION & MAINTENANCEAvailable Devices
Individual CO TNII~Individual CO TN&
Individual CO Trunk
(ok)
10.67CONVERT PORTS: To convert CO trunk or
SLI circuits to external paging ports, select the ConvertPorts command button (shown in window on page
5-70). The window shown above appears.. EXTERNAL PAGE 
PORT!S/AVAILARLE DE
VICE!% To convert an available device to an enter-nal paging port, locate the desired device on the
Available Devices...

INTER-TELPRACTICESIMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCEPROGRAMMINGIssue 1, November 1994
Actions &tup Exit
Belays
Available Relay ‘l’jqm
Signal Device Relay
Tenant Group
G.RELAY PROGRAMMING @LAY)
10.69One of the Central Processing (RCPU) Card re-
lays can be designated for external paging, night switch
(which is activated when the system or associated tenant
group is placed in night mode), power-fail, or signal de-
vice relay. Relay 1 is preprogrammed as the power-fail-
ure signal device and cannot be...

PROGRAMMINGINTER-TELPRACTICES
Issue 1, November 1994JMX/GMX 256 ~STALLATION & MAINTENANCE&warding Paths
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H. SYSTEM FORWARDING (SFWD)
10.74When 
System Forwarding is selected from the
System-Wide Features menu (or the SFWD command is
entered), the programming window shown above ap
pears. It is used for assigning forwarding points to thesystem forwarding paths. Stations can then be pro-
grammed to use the forwarding paths in the window
shown on page 5-41. A program 
plamting sheet...

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IM.X/GMX 256 INSTALLATION 81 MAINTENANCEIssue 1, November 1994
Actions &tup Exit
Number of Displayed Speed Dial Numbers:
Speed Dial Number Programming Station:
I
Number of Digits in Bin Number:cl
System Speed Dial Numbers
Tenant
#NameNumber
001
002
003
004
005
006
007
008f-G-1
I.SYSTEM SPEED DIAL (SSPD)
10.78
To program system speed-dial parameters, de-
termine the following information. (If desired, use the
program planning sheet in Figure 5-16 on page
5-206.)
There can be...

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Issue 1, November 1994INTER-TELPRACTICESIMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MATNTENANCE
10.80SYSTEM SPEED-DIALNUMBERS: 
To pro-
gram a number, select the desired number in the list box
shown on the previous page. The following window ap
pears.
&me: 1I~enant: 1 1
Number: 1Ibh.l
NAME: lf desired, select the Name text box and
type the desired name up to 16 characters.l
TENANT: lf the number is to be used exclusively by
one tenant group, select the Tenant text box and type
the tenant group’s number (1-S)....

INTER-~PRACTICESlMX/GMX 256 DMALLATION & MAINTENANCEPROGRAMMINGIssue 1, November 1994
&tions Setup &it
Description
astern Timer ListValue Units
Range
Camp-On Tone
CO 
Hookfiash
CO Ke-Seize
CO-CO Disconnect
Conference-Hold
Data Wait
DialTone Wait
DialInitiation 
- Keyset
DialInitiation - SL-Set
15
60
3
35
5
30
2
15
10
SW.
100th
SW.
100th
Min.
SW.
SW.
Sec.
Sec.
5-255
2-250
l-15
2-250
l-255
l-255
l-50
5-30
5-30
J.
-010.85 There are programmable timers that control
various system functions. In the System...

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IMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
DEFAULTVAl&E-Abandoned Call
Camp-On
Camp-On Tone
CO Hookflash
CO Re-Seize
CO-CO Disconnect
Conference-Hold
Data Wait
Dial Tone WaitDial-Initiation 
- KeysetDial-Initiation 
- SL Set
Dialing Disconnect
Dialing Wait After Connect
- Ground Start
Dialing Wait After Connect
- Loop Start103
15
603
35
5
30
l-255 seconds2
15
10
200
1500
1500l-255 minutes
O-255 seconds
S-255 seconds
2-250 hundredths
(*/loo - *50/100)
1-15...

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DEFAULT
Dialing Wait After
Hookflash
Disconnect Flash Duration
Disconnect Wait AfterDialing
DTMP Digit Duration/Pause
E&M Answer RecognitionE&M Dial Delay
E&M Dial-Delay Hold
E&M Dialing Wait After
Hookflash
E&M Disconnect Flash
Duration
EBiM Disconnect Recognition
E&M Disconnect Wait AfterDialing
20
6
2250
35
70
1500
lOtI0
750
1500l-250. tenths
v/10 - 250/10)l-250 tenths
v/10 - 250/10)Delays dialing after a...

PROGRAMMINGIssue 1, November 1994INTER-TELPRACTICESIMX/GlMX 256 INS-TION & MAINTENANCE
DEFAULT
VALUF
E.&M MMF Interdigit Pause
E.&M 
DTMP Tone DurationE&M False Signal 
Debounce
E&M Handshake Timeout2500
E&M Hookflash Duration300
E&M Hookflash Recognition150
E&M Inter-Pulse Pause20
E&M Off-Hook 
Debounce5
E&M On-Hook 
Debounce5
E&M Post-Signal Delay15
E&M Post Seizure 
Debounce32
E&M Pulse Hold
IBM Pulse-Dial Interdigit
Pause
E&M Pulse-Dial Interdigit
Pause Recognition
20
30
25
30
350
150l-100 
five-This...

INTER-TELPRACTICESPROGRAMMINGIMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAJNTENANCEIssue 1, November 1994
DEFAULTVA1 IIF
E&M Ready Timeout2ooo
EgLM Receive HandshakeDelay
E&M Seizure Debounce
E&M Short Circuit 
Debounce
E&M Short Circuit Timeout
E&M Short Pause Digit
E&M Transmit HandshakeDelay
E&M Wait for Dial Tone
E&M Wink Hold
E&M Wink Timeout
Forward-No-AnswerHold
ICC0 Disconnect10
1
500
2500
1500
50
500
107
175
15
60
60100-10000 five-
On 0 Wii&arf circuit: This is the maximum time
hundredthsthe EMC will wait for a...