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

							APPENDIX B - GMX STATION INSTRUMENTSIssue 1, November 1994lNTER-TELPRKTIcESIMWGMX 256 INSTALLAnON & MAINTENANCE
(6)
(7)b. Feature keys in this order: HOLD, XFR,
CNF, OUT 
@CR), ANS (AUTO), DAW,
REDL, SYS SPD, QUE, PAGE, SPKR, IC,
MUTE, FWD, DND, MSG, BGND MUSIC,
and SPCL.
c.Keypad keys in the following order: l-9, *,
0, and #.
d.Speed-dial keys inthis order: 1,6,2,7,3,8,4,
9,5, and 0.
12-Line Keysets:
a.
b.
C.
d.
e.The speed-dial keys in order: 1-8.
The call keys and station programmable keys
in order: 1-12.
Feature keys in this order: CNF, SPKR, IC,
OVER, HOLD, and XFR.
Keypad keys in the following order: 1-9, 
*,
0, and #.Feature keys in this order: FWD, DND,
MSG, and SPCL.
After all the keys have been tested, it takes about
ten seconds for the 
keyset to return to normal op
eration. (Display 
keysets show ICTS SELFTEST
COMPLETED! for about five seconds. Then the
keyset’s identification displays for about five se-
conds.)
Replace the 
keyset if faulty.Optional Data Port Module
3.6GMX 24-line keysets may be equipped with op
tional Data Port Modules (refer to REPLACEMENT
PARTS for the part number). The Data Port Module con-
tains a four-conductor modular jack that can be used to3.7Install the Data Port Module as outlined below.
For a diagram, see Figure B-3 on page B-7.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Remove the keyset baseplate.
Unplug the line cord from its modular jack.
Remove the 
lO-pin shorting plug located on the
keyset control board.
Save the shorting plug by taping it to the bottom
cover of the 
keyset or to the inside of the base-
plate. The plug must be replaced if the Data Port
Module is later removed.
Align the Data Port Module over the appropriate
screw holes (see Figure B-3) on the back cover
of the 
keyset and insert the screws (do not over
tighten).
Plug the Data Port Module cable into the pins on
the 
keyset control board (where the shorting plugwas previously located). Make sure the cable
connector is securely seated.
(7)Place jumper straps SPl, SP2, SP3, and SP4 onthe Data Port Module in the appropriate posi-
tions. Depending on how the Data Port Module
will be used, refer to one of the two possible set-
tings outlined in Figure B-3.
(8)If connecting a moah-equippeddata device, re-fer to paragraphs 7.23 through 7.25 on page
3-78.
connect &her a data device (such as a personal comput-
er with a 
directconnect modem) or an LRA and an ex-
temal signaling device (such as a loud bell, horn,
flashing light, etc.) to the keyset.
..\
.‘j/._
If connecting a loud ringing adapter and an tx-
tend signuling &vice, refer to paragraphs 7.26
through 7.28 on page 3-80.Page B-6 
						

							INTER-TELPBACTICESWGMX 256 INSTAUATION & MAINTENANCEAPPENJMX B - GMX STATION INSTB-Issue 1, November 1994
FIGURE B-3.
GMX 24LINE KEYSET DATA PORT MODULE INSTALLATION
STRAPS -
MODULARJACK
DATA PORT
MODULE
SHORTINGPLUG 
-
LOCATION
I
Y/\
88/\
SElTlNG FOR
DATA DEVICE
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							APPENDIX B - GMX STATION INSTRUMENTSINTER-TELPRACTICESIssue 1, November 1994IMX/GMX 256 INS~TION & MAINTENANCE
B.DSS/BLF UNIT INSTALLATION
38 Before performing the installation iustructions
outlined in this section, refer to the information begin-
ning on page 3-92.
DSWBLF Unit Self-Test
3.9
To perform the GMX DSS/BLF Unit self-test, fol-
low these instructions:
(1)
(2)
(3)
Remove the baseplate and locate the four DIP
switches on the bottom of the unit (see Figure
B-4 on the next page).NOTE: Most 
DSWBLF Units have a cutout in
the bottom cover so that the DIP switches can bereached without having to take the unit apart.
With other units, the four screws on the bottom
must be removed and the bottom cover must be
opened.
Set 
DIP switch 1 to the TEST (closed) position.(If the bottom cover was previously opened,
reassemble the unit without replacing the
screws.)Plug one end of the line cord into the modular
jack assembly and plug the other end into the
(4)
Q
(6)
KSU jack on the bottom of the DWBLF Unit.
The system automatically tests the unit’s 
proces-
sor.
NOTE: If the test fails, you will not be able to
continue to the next step; the unit will ignore all
input. Remove and replace the line cord. If the
test fails again, replace the 
DSS/BLF Unit.
Test the 
keys by pressing them one at a time,
starting with the key in the upper-left comer and
continuing from the top to the bottom of each
column. As each key is pressed, the LED lights
and remains lit. If an LED does not light, either
the key was pressed out of order, the 
key is faulty,
or the LED is faulty; the 
DSS/BL.F Unit must be
replaced.
Return DIP switch 1 to the RUN (open) position.
NOTE: DIP switches 2-4 are not used.
Reassemble the 
DSWBLF Unit.C. 
SLI INSmTION
3.10The GMX SLI installs and operates the same as
the SLI described in the main part of the manual. Refer
to the information 
beginuing on page 3-95.Page B-g 
						

							INTER-TELPRAcTxcESAPPENDIX B - GMX STATION INSTRUMEHTSIMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCEIssue 1, November 1994
FIGURE B-4.GMX DSS/BLF UNIT BOTTOM,
NOTE: On most DSS/BLF Units, the DIP switches can be reached through the cutout in the bottom cover
(as shown above). With other units, the four screws on the bottom must be removed and the bottom cover
must be opened to access the switches.
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							APIXNIBX B - GMX STATION INSTRUMENTSWTER-TELPRACTICESIssue 1, November 1994lMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
4. FEATURES
4.1GMX keysets and SLIs have feature keys that al-low one-key dialing of feature codes. Information is
programmed in the database to determine the arrange-
ment of the feature keys and their default values. If de-
sired, some of the 
keyset feature keys can be designated
as user-programmable keys. All SLI feature keys are
user-programmable.
4.2Although their function is the same, some of 
the
feature keys on the GMX 
keyset may have labels that are
different than those described on page 4-46. For exam-ple, the ANS key on GMX 
keysets is the same as the
OUTGOING key on the other 
keysets. Likewise, the
FLASH key on GMX 
keysets is the same as the AN-
SWER key on the other keysets.43
The OVER key on GMX 12&e keysets actually
defaults to “data” when the system is in the default con-
figuration. However, since GMX 12-line 
keysets camrot
have Data Port Modules installed, the key is non-func-
tional. If desired, the key can be reprogrammed in the
database or by the user to access another feature code.
4.4If the off-hook voice announce (OHVA) feature is
enabled system-wide, each GMX 
keyset can be allowed
or disallowed 
fromplacing OHVAcalls. However, since
GMX 12-line 
keysets do not have secondary voice path
circuitry, they cannot receive off-hook voice announce
(OH-VA) calls.4.5Bach SLI can be programmed 
forplacing OHVA
calls, as desired. 
(SLIs cannof receive OHVAcalls since
they do not have secondary voice path circuitry.)5. PROGRAMMING
5.1The database contains up to 20 keys maps (30 in
expanded systems) of default values for the 
database-
programmable feature keys. Bach GMX 
keyset can be
assigned to one of the key maps using either the StationProgrammable Key 
Programmiq~ window (see page
5-44) or the Key Assignments window (see page 5-44).
5.2To help determine the layout of the keys on GMX
keysets, program planning sheets are provided in Figure
B-5 on the following pages. (Also refer to the program
plamdng sheets beginning on page 5-177.)
5.3The key maps and key values for GMX 
DSWBLF
Units are assigned using the procedures similar to those
outlined in the manual (refer to pages 5-47 and 5-180).
However, since they cannot be tandem units, select only
the “1st Half” command button to program Part 1 of the
key map.
5.4The key maps and key values for GMX 
SLIs are
assigned using the same procedures as those outlined for
theSLIdescribedinthemainpartofthemanual(referto
pages 5-48 and 5-181).Page B-10 
						

							lNTER-TELPBAcTIcESAPPENDIX B - GMX STATION JNSTRUMENTSIlMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCEIssue 1, November 1994
FIGURE B-5.KEY ASSIGNMENTS (KEY)
TO USE: The following pages show the key numbering scheme and the default values of the keys on the GMX 244&e
and 12-line 
keysets. Copy the diagrams, identify the key maps, and change the names of the appropriate keys to reflect
their assignments in each 
keymap.
KEYSBT KEY MAF’ NUMBERDESCRIPTIONz
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							APPENDIX B - GMX STATION INSTRUMENTSlNTEB-~PBAcTIcESIssue 1, November 1994llMWGMX256IN~TION 81 MAINTENANCE
FIGURE B-5.KEY ASSIGNMENTS (KEX) - Continued\?
=SET KEY MAP NUMBERDESCRIF’TION:
STmONS:
l-=--l
GMX 12-LINE KEYSET
GHIcl
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							INTER-TELPRACTICESINDEXIMx/GMx 256 INSTALLATION 8z MAINTENANCEIssue 1, November 1994
DEFAULT FEATURE CODES
Outside ‘Ihnk Access Codes:
Automatic Trunk Selection........................89Least-CostRouting(LCR).........................9
Select Trunk Group 147....................801-847
Extension Numbers:
Attendant......................................0SbtiOIlS.................................
loo-227Hunt Groups..............................231-250Modems:
Bell202-300baud.........................270Bell202-ZOObaud........................271CCXIT--3OObaud..........................272
CCllT-12OObaud.........................273Attendant Feature Codes:
ClearSystemAlatm............................019
Database Programming Enable....................
029
Night Ring 
On/Qff.............................010
Paging Speaker Music On/Off...................
018
Program Station Data...........................022Program System DND Messages..................024
program System Reminder Messages...............023ProgmmSystemSpeedDial......................028
Remote Feature Cancel:
Group 
Do-Not-Disturb Cancel..................012Group Call Forward Cancel....................013GroupDND/FWDCancel...................... 014
Hunt Group Replace..........................032
Hunt Group Remove.........................033
Individual 
Do-Not-Disturb Cancel...............015
individual Call Forward Cancel.................016
Individual 
DND/FWD Cancel...................017SetTimeofDay...............................021
SMDA......................................025
Trunk Maintenance.............................027
Remove All Trunks From Maintenance.............
028Station Feature Codes:
AIM Br Digital Keyset Default Volumes.............394
Automatic Intercom Access......................362
Automatic Intercom 
Access Cancel...............363
Automatic Intercom Access On/Off..............364
Automatic Trunk Access.........................360
Automatic Trunk Access Cancel.................
361
Automatic Trunk Access On/Off.................374
Automatic Trunk Answer........................350
Background Music Channel Selection..............
318
Background Music On/Qff.......................313
Bare.......................................397
CallForward-AllCalls........................355
CallFonvard-IfBusy.......................
357Call Forward-IfNo Answer..................356
Call Forward
- If No Answer or Busy...........358
Call Fonvard-CancelAny....................359Call Splitting-Single-Line Set...................
337
Call Splitting - Keyset.........................338Cancel 
Misc. Operations........................395
Conference.....................................5
Data........................................340
Data Pod Monitor..............................341
Date And Time 
Display.........................300
Do-Not-Disturb................................370Do-Not-Disturb Cancel........................371
Do-Not-DisturbOn/Off........................372
Override...................................373
Feature Key Default (returns all feature keys
to default values).............................
325
Feature Key Display (displays current values).........326
Feature Key Programming.......................327HandsfmeBnable..............................311
Ha&free Disable...........................310HandsfreeOdOff............................319Head&Enable...............................315
HeadsetDisable..............................316HeadsetModeOnKIff.........................317
Hold -Individual.............................336
Hold- System...............................335
Hookflash...................................330Hunt Group Remove............................322Hunt Group Replace..........................323
Hunt Group Remove/Replace 
on/Off.............324LeaveMessage................................365
Cancel Current Message (at your own phone).......379
Message Cancel (that you left at another phone).....366
Silent Message..............................378
Microphone Mute O&X........................314
Optional Account Code.........................
3%
Page..........................................7
Page Remove...............................332
PageReplace................................333
Page Remove/Replace On/Off...................334
Private CO (outside) Call........................369
Queue (busy 
statio&runk callback) Request............6
Queue Request Cancel........................376
Redial.......................................380RediaI Mode-East Number Dialed.............320
Redial Mode -East Number Saved.............321
Release......................................
339ReminderMessage.............................305Reminder Message Cancel.....................306
Reverse Transfer (call pick-up)......................4
Ring Intercom Always..........................367
Cancel Ring Intercom Always...................368
Ring Intercom Always On/Off.................: 377
RingToneSelection............................328SpeaketphoneOn/Off...........................312StationExchange..............................303
Station Monitoring1.............................3%
Station Speed Dial.............................382
Station Speed Dial Programming................383System Directory -intercom.....................307
System Directory - Outside.....................308System Speed Dial.............................381
Transfer CO (outside) Call.......................345
Transfer Intercom Call..........................346
Transfer To Hold..............................347
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							O+ route PUPS, 4-W S-98,sSQ, ~-ICO, s-101A
A-law/mu-law, 
2-l&2-19.4-35, S-122, S-129
Absorbed digits, 4-X,5-113AC ringing, 
2-l&2-29, d-40
Acxount code re-portq S-140
Acwlmtoodes,4-66capacity, l-8
class-of-savict, 4-28,4-66, S-56,5-67
feature code, 4-6
LcR-only. 4-33.4-66,5-32,5-54on outside call& 4-62
prognmmin& s-32.5-54SMDAreport,4-115validated, 4-66. S-32,5-33
ADMIN PEMURES key, 4-41AGC circuit, 
2-10
AIM keyset. See Inter-Tel AIM keyset
broadcast&, 5-68m=g-6-8Tl relay, 2-18
Alias& 5-133
Au-r@ hunt group, 4-16, S-61,5-64
Allolwd answer, 4-24
Allowed area 
cods, 5-93
Ahwd long dktance number& l-8.4-28, S-88Allowed 
oeice cods, 5-94
Altemate carrier nur~bas, l-8,4-28, s-88
Alternate mark inversion &Ml), 2-17,2-19.4-35, s-122. S-128
Ahnate message source, 4-60,5-32Altitude, 
2-8,s3
AMI.SeeAlternatehhkInversion(AMI)Amphenol-type 
connoz&rs, 2-4
Analog 
keysets See KeysetsAnnouncement stations, 4-17, 
S-61,5-65
ANSWER key, 4-46Answering machine. 
See Playback device
Application notices, 2-32
.Applications 
men% 5-15Applications 
passwords, 5-149
Areacodesallow45-93extended, 5-93
homenocal, 4-29,5-171numbering plan, 4-28, S-90
p-g, s-gflrestricted, 5-93
ud aa office codes, 4-28,540
Area/oftice code reports, S-150, S-152, S-156
Page I-l
Attendant Computex Console, 2-28.4-50‘4:::
See o&o the manual provldai wlth the Console7,: ‘y -
alias programming, s-133. ..“j,,:.Icabling, 3-4
capacity, l-2,2-21database disk, 5-1321,.
feature& l-7
Attendant 
reca& 4-105,;.IAttendants, 4-12>j y,I!
capacity. 
l-8! ~.?s;:?“’.
feature codes, 4-10featuq l-7,4-1(13database programming enable, 4-10
do-notdisturb messages 4-110- Dss/BLPunit,4-103genetate an ShfDA report, 4-111
menu display, 4-10night mode, 4-106paging speaker music, 4-111--
pbxcing trunk out ofaemice, 4-144-113reca& 4-105‘,,remlndermes6ag~4-109remote hunt group rcmoveheplace, 4-10,4-19.4-111remote station feature cancel 4-111
setting the and date, 4-111sMD& 4-10
station programming, 4-107
system 
alamq 4-112iniw values, 5-24
programming, 
4-107, S-32,5-38,5-132, S-135
remote station feature cancel, 4-10
Audible message indication, 5-68
Auto ring-in 
E&M trunlq 2-16.4-34
Auto trunk, 
4-31. S-86‘.;Automated attendant, 4-12
dialing during 
rccordiig, 4-14.5-68
digit tramlation, 4-14.5-39
. :
B&!L Set Bipolar Eight Zero Sub&ution (Bszs)
‘Bockground music, 4-53
channel, 5-31.5-52channel selection, 4-5.4-53featurecode,&
k=*~spealas 4-111troubleshooting, 6-16
BACISPC key, 4-41
Barge, 4-75
Lon6qtation tone, 5-68feati code, 4-8
programming, 5-30,5-52, S-68
Base number for DID, 4-37,5-116;sBasic wftyare, l-2
bhries, 2-32 
						

							iEz!f&u~“ember 1994.-. lN7?ER-T& PRACTnxs4 /l.,,,.IIMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCEBattery check button, 3-45
Baudrate,5-9B-Line keysets, 2-23r&d ports 5-169
S&DA output devioe, 2-32SMDR output device, 2-32
Bipolar eight zero substitution 
(B8ZS), 2-17.4-35, S-122, S-128
Bit-7 StufGng. see AlenateMark Inversion (AM-)
BFV @ilar violations) earor& 5-122
Buses See FCM highways
Busy signal, 4-54
.. ::>,:;c . .trunk& l-lA’ : h ,3, F
toB&M, 4-82,4-83G  :. ,,.‘.“C,(’i ;i-.::..4.. ‘_ .. i;, _ -.,t. _. . _,to message center, 4-84
’: i ,.c Gxwal oBice (C.O.) lines. See Trunks ‘j- ” :22;,f% ‘j.‘y
tooutsidenumber,4-82,4-83‘. Channelservice!unit (csu), 2-17,2-18,2-19, &;-Q$&:~&~& -z=e_ 1. i .-z:‘, ; .line build-out, 4-35,5-122,5-128yc:.. .j ,._‘i-4k~-~lz
to voice mail, 4-70,4-84_ ‘qc,. ’s z ;:‘f>
.::?I _.\ d.-. 2’. . . . ._,_troubleshooting, 6-27_?,, ,’check box, 5-13,iJ 4; \I‘~ ,‘:“:i’ i. cimlitcards.:.t 2 ,,$.‘+.‘. -+ kz .4 i“.il; jr,,:9
cdl pick-up, 4-7,4-73.,’display. 4-aB&M, 2-16i‘!:,. I . -?‘--a‘\ *12:.LQj ; ., I
Callprivaoy,4-74. , x.