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

							INTER-TELPRACTICESIMx/GMX 256 INS’E4LLATION & MAINTENANCE
CLEAR key, 4-41
Clear system 
alarm, 4-10
CNF key, 4-46,4-e
CO DIRECI0RY key, 4-41
co reseize, 5-30.5-52
COM port, s-9
Command button, 5-13
Conference hold 
timcx, S-78
Conferencing, 4-76
capacity, l-8channels. 2-6featurecode,resoIIlcts, 2-11
troubleshooting, 6-2s
Colltiguration
default, 2-13, S-24DC, 5-171KSGD, 5-171
system, S-170
TlC, S-172
Consultation hold, 
4-67,4-6g
Ccmtrol boardSMDR output device, 3-45
voltage test points, 3-45
caltroued alipa emor& 5-122
copy station features$ s-2.6
-BIN, S-168
CPHKlXLBIN, S-168
CRC-6 (cyclic redlmdancy check) errols. 5-122
Chss-tenant communication, 4-15
crosstalk, 6-20
axs+mant trmc, 5-67voice ma& 5-67
~.~~saviodWHit(csu).
cketktIYr~5-I04
-=PPOS~l
~trpolts,s-l52
D
D4 Sqmbame, 2-17.2-19
Daa devilm, 4-mdrtapwttMtor,4-8fahueanse,e8i@UMion, 3-70,3-78,3-87taMetk%tiom 2-23.2-26~onbkshaothpt; 6-32
Datre994-46
Data coke, 6-33
Data 
pt modlik, 4-101, B-1ittsama 3-n3-87, B-6s!pecmw 243,246timer, 5-78Database
default configurations, 2-13savehestore, 5-4. S-10, S-167
stand-alone update, 5-7
update, 5-14
Database back-up battery, 2-10
Database programming enable, 4-10
Date 
(system> S-170
Date and time 
display, 4-41
feature code, 4-8
programming. 4-111, S-170
Day/night toll redctioq 4-25,~27.5-42
Dayhligllt trunk rcstktiorl$4-25.4-26, s-28,5-34
DB15 connector on Tl card, 3-U)
DC ringing$2-15,2-29.4-40
Dakated isolated circuit$2-8.3-3
Defwt volmue& 4-8
Defective unit return policy, 6-41
Departments, 
S-85
Detailed 
8MDA reports, 4-115,5-140
Detailed station report, S-152, S-157
Dial initiation timer, 4-4
Dial rules, 4-32, S-98,5-99
voice computer, 
4-21,5-63
Dial tone, 4-54
troubleshooting, 6-18,6-32.6-38
Dial-pulse signaling, 2-14,4-24B&M, 2-16.4-34programming, S-30.5-52Tl, 2-20
Dial-repeating E&M, 2-16,4-34
Dialing feedback for Tl, 2-19
Dialing timea, 5-78I a>, .:DID digit transia*, S-110, s-123
DID report, S-152, s-158
Dw-s?39..’, ;:.
DigitalDirect8tationsakctio~LalttpField(l)s8~waitACkasfonw, 2-24>ablin&3-4
yJ=&4-!-.g?
jjl)Jst&)n,&&r ;‘.installation, 3-90key maps, 440, S-47‘.pmpaah& s-135aelf-teq 340. .1.
spacE&ow2-27-‘. .“I,_ ,,. ; , ““i?
~Icessa~@~~~2-6~*~24-40 /.*
LB% 2-12,6-3thanrktoro, 2-12
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							INDEXIssue 1, November 1994INTER-TELPRACTIcEsIMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
Digital keys&, 2-2.440attendant feature menu, 4-10dimensions, 2-21DSWBLF unit& 2-12
electret microphone, 2-22,2-25Executive, 2-33
headset ins&llation, 3-66imauation, 3-62See also Keyseta
LCD, 2-22,3-62,4-41halFA& 4-101instauation, 3-70menu display, 4-9,4-41menu keys, 4-41PCDPM, 2-12.4-61,4-101installation, 3-66secondary voice path, 4-61self-test, 3-64speaketphone, 2-22.4-40special cabling requirements, 3-7
standard. 2-34
volume 
wntrol, 4-8
wall mounting, 3-66
Digital multiplex 
inte&ce (DhQ 2-17
Direct inward dig (DID), 4-37
base number, 
4-37.5-116batch programming ring-in, S-117
camp on, 4-69, s-30, s-52capacity, l-2DISA, 4-37. S-115
music-on-hold, 4-37, S-115
programming, s-106, s-108, S-115
ring-in/answer pattern& 4-2s,4-37, s-119atart type, 4-37, s-115
tenant group, 4-37, s-87, s-115
troubleshooting, 6-17
trunk 
group& s-107tmnkli$4-37
Direa inward system access (USA), 4$X, -j, ”DID groups, 5-11s.I, :DID tnmks, 4-37~not-dishub breakthrough, 4-38, S-G, S-S2’
resource& 2-11..:. . -‘,X .,Jsecutitycodes,4-38,S-ll2;~s-lls .’ ,.,toll restriction, 4-38, S-106, S-107, S-112, S-116
troubleshooting, 6-15
Direct Station Selection/Busy Lamp Field 
@ss/BLF) Unit, 4-SO
cabling,+4 :capacity, 1-i; 2:21,2-27-‘-.‘,dimensions, 2-27,2-Z, A-2, B-2
feature& l-7 
y..dtransfep4-io3 intacomcalls, 4-1o3.. , ; :_rev-transfer, 
4-104 ‘” :.-: :13.
figure. 2-45_. ‘ .‘i :,!‘,
m 2-28, B-2
GX, A-2
-,. I :.*~.,y
illpstration, 2-46i,
bstallation, 3-92,,., . . ,*‘*MMFsets4-49., .
DualbantamjackonTlC,2-18 ‘-“.“”
Dual circuits, 
2-13,2-23
Dual-tone multi-frquency (CYIMF) signaling, 2-14,2-16,~24
decoding circuits, 2-11. . .
digit timers, S-79-. ?..
F&M, 4-34‘,‘.J’
programming, s-1051: 3:.
Tl. 2-20I.
trammitler CilclliL 2-11
E
F&hi Card @MC), 2-S, 2-16
block tczmiuations,3-16
capacity, l-2
COMedioll to MDF, 3-12
figure, 3-S8
fuses, 2-16
hstallation, 3-S7
-6-4makebusy switch, 2-16
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E&M trunks, 2-16.4-34absorbed digits, 4-26
auto ring-in, 2-16
call routing S-109
camp on. 4-69, s-31.5-52
capacity, 1-2.2-16
circuits, 2-16
cooneuioo to MDF, 3-12
dial repeating, 2-16
DID digit translation, S-110
handshaking, S-109
hybrid balance, 2-16
ignore answer 
supenkioo. 5-105LCR use, 2-16placingouIsidecau&4-62programming, S-104
receive-t gain, 2-16
rediig. 4-93
reorder tones, S-109
return dial tone, S-110
s&ware, l-2.5-3tinlerq 5-79
trunk groups, 2-16, S-106, S-109
Elapsed time 
in seconds for SMDR, 4-123
Electret microphone, 2-22.2-25
Electrical test, 3-42
Electromagnetic 
interference (EMI), 2-4,6-16Emergency 
asshum, 6-41
Enhanced 
Single-Line Set (ESUQ 2-29,4-49design feature& 2-29diieosioq 2-29fcatures$l-6figure, 2-47
FLASH key, 4-4
instauation, 3-95user-programmable keys, 4-51Environmental requirements, 
2-8,3-3Equal 
acc.ess, 4-27.5-113.:Equipment cabinet, 2-6
AC 
powa cable, 2-8circuit card& 2-10
dimensions, 2-6
figure, 2-7
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grouodiig, 3-41iosallation, 3-35,3-61 -’powa cable connectors, 3-36powa supply, 2-8prcasembly. 3-35 ’telecom motherboard powa cable, 2-7
Error messages, 5-1456-S
copying to 
disk, S-168
programming, S-146
report. S-146..;. “+Error reporting, 4-125
Error thresholds for 
Tl, 2-19
ERRoRLoo.m, s-168
ES 
(enoral seconds) errors, S-122
ESF. See Extended Superframe @SF)
ESLS. See E&an&d Single-Line Set (ES=)Exemption from 
LCR, 4-26,5-113Exit 
screen, 5-14
Extended area 
cxxks, 5-93
Extended software, l-2
Extended 
Superkme @SF), 2-17.2-19
Extension numbers, 
2-13,4-11attendan& 4-11
default, 3-6
modems, 
4-11pilot numbas, 4-11prograomhg, S-58statiolL$4-$1Extaoal 
CSU, 2-17,2-19
Extend desk speaka, A-2hstallatioo, A-7
Extemal musk source, 
3-99,~53
~eagingbackground music, 4-111
LGC/TSC circuits, 2-14
music chaooe~ S-68port& 2-6, s-70,5-72RCPU relay, 2-11relays, s-70.5-73
SLC 
&xi& 2-12speakers, 2-3,3-98
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							INDEXIssue 1, November 1994INTER-TELPRACTICESIMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
Feedback on 
key&, 6-32
Ferrite split beads, 2-32,3-12Field service diagnostics, 
6-8,6-10FLASH key, 
2-29,4-4,4-97
Fkiile attendant arrangements, 4-12
Foxed xcount codes, 4-66,5-32entering, 4-62
LCkOuly, 4-33.4-66,5-32,5-54prOgrammin& 5-54
validated, 4-66. s-32.5-33
Fonwd (FWD) key, 4-42.446.5~36,549
pro-& 442FORWARD key, 441
Forwardin& 4-82allca&e82FWD key, 4-82
if busy, 4-82
if no answer, 4-82
if no 
answerbsy, 4-82system. 4-79.5-74
timer. 5-81
to 
E&M, 4-82.4-83to message center, 4-84
to outside number, 4-82.4-83
troubleshooting. 6-27
unsupmrised co timer, 4-83
weekly toll limit. 4-83
Forwarding path, 4-79.541,5-74
Forwarding point, 4-79,5-74
Fractional Tl, 2-17.4-35Framing bit, 2-17.2-19
FUXSDKSC, 2-12
EMC, 2-16,3-57IDC, 2-15.3-51Ksc, 2-12,3-49
LGCDC, 2-14.3-54power supply, 2-8,2-g. 3-42w 2-15 3-51
G
Gas discharge tubes, 2-5,3-12
General station reports, S-152,5-158Glare prevention, 2-14
GMX Keysets, El
Ground start trunks, 4-37, S-104.
Grounding, 3-41
Group 
call pick-up, 4-73
GX 
Keysets, A-l
H
PIandset i~~plifier, 2-22,3-n
Handsfree announce system forwar& 4-80.5-68
Handsfree enable/disable. 4-8,441,4-55,5-31,5-52
Han&aking, 2-31,5-169Hardware address 
numbess, 2-14E&M, 2-16*tions,= .‘t...- -. J’
Tl. 2-20Headsets, 
2-22,2-26.4-9.4-43enable/disable, 5-31.5-52
inslauation, 3-66,3-n. 3-86ttoubleshuoting, 6-31
Holdcall splitting, 4-67
individual, 4-6,4-67recau. 4-67,4-68skate to, 5-69
system, 
4-9,4-67timer, 5-81
HOLD key, 
4-46,4-49Home area code, 
4-29.5-171
Hoow 4-97
enable/disable, 5-106
feature code, 4-6
trunk& 4-37
Hot dial pad, 4-4,4-42,5-68Hourglass 
cmwr, 5-14 _House phone, 4-92
day and night 
numbers, 540
pqrammh& 548,540troubleshooting, 6-26
Humidity, 2-8.3-3
Hunt group key, 4-42.5-36.549.5-50
Hunt group report, 5-152,5-159Hunt groups, 4-16
all ring. 4-16
announcement station, 4-17,5-61,5-65automated attendant hunt groups, 5-63call circxdation, 4-16caIl forwarding, 4-16
call monitoring, 4-19
camp on, 4-16
capacity, l-8.4-16
distributed, 4-16
linear, 4-16
overflow station, 
4-17,5-61,5-66pilot number, 4-16.5-58playback devices, 2-30
~w-miw, S-61queue position$4-19malls, 4-18
removekeqlace, 4-6,4-19remote, 4-10,4-19,4-111ring-in, 4-16
station list, 4-16.4-21station monitoring, 4-9
station monitoring tone, 5-69
caperem, 4-19,5-61, s-64
using barge, 4-75
system forwarding point, 4-80
tenant groupq 4-15,4-17time-rs, 4-18.5-65transfer call type, 4-17,5-68troubleshooting, 6-27
voice 
mailkomputer group, 5-61
Hybrid balance, 2-14, S-104
E&M, 2-16pro@-ammblg. 5-147
I
IC DIRJXXIRY key, 441
IC key, 4-42,446,5-36,549
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IWO qeddial (SD) keys, 4-42, S-36, S-49
Identification display on keysas, 5-68
Ignore 
answa supervision, S-105
Inactivity 
tima, 5-82
Incoming-only trunk& S-110
Individual hold, 4-67
Individual trunk keys, 4-42, S-36, 
S-49
ItlStdhtiODoutline, 3-2
post-installation check@ 3-100preinstallation check&t, 3-3
tools and 
supplies, 3-3
Integrated saviccsdigital network (ISDN), 2-17
Integrated speakerphone, 
2-22,2-25,440
Integrated switching mat&, 2-6
Iota-station 4-58messages,
alternate message source, 4-60
cancel, 4-59
capacity, l-8
feature code, 4-6
silent, 4-58
Inter-Tel AIM keyset, l-5,4-40
1Zline, 2-38
24-line, 2-36
8-line,2-40,4-40
cabling, 3-24
circuits, 3-6
switches, 3-76
self-tes&3-73volume control, 4-8,4-48
Inter-Tel DVK Keyset, 2-2,2-25,3-81,4-40124ine. 2-42
24-line, 241
8-line, 2-43
data port module, 3-87
dimensions, 2-25
self-test, 3-8s
Inter-Tel Serviw, 4-30,5-97,641
Intercom calls. 4-55automatic 
call acces, 4-52callback (queue), 4-57
camp 
on, 4-57
DSSBLF units, 4-103
messages, 4-58off-hook voice anuounce, 4-61
placiig cau& 4-55
private, 4-55Intercom dial tone troubleshooting, 6-33
Iutenxm directory, 4-90
Intercom number display, 4-41
International 
IXR caIIs, 4-32, S-98.5~99,5-100.5-101Inter-Tel AM 
keyset, 2-2,2-218&e, line co& 2-23
Inward Dialing Card 0,2-6,2-l& 4-40AC/TIC strap, 2-15
block tenuiuations, 3-15
capacity, l-2
configuration. S-171
connection to 
hiDF, 3-21.3-27DID. 2-15.2-16
fuse& 2-15
installation, 3-51,3-53LED& 6-3
off-premises extension, 2-30
playback device, 2-30
recommended 
usi, 2-12
ISDN. See Integrated sewicesdigital network (LSDN)
Ii&al dedicated circui& 243-3
K
Key-442w=e. l-8DSS/BII Unit, 2-27.2~28,440, S-47, S-SOkeysets, S-45. S-49programming, 5-3s. 5-44
report. s-152. S-160
setting to default, s-46
singkline stations, S-48,5-49
Keyset Card O, l-2,2-6,2-12,440connection to MDF, 3-21,3-23dual citcuits, 2-12,2-13,2-23,440,s171imtallation, 3-49,~soKSC-D, 3-25LED& 2-12,6-3thamist~ 2-12
Keyset identitication display. 4-41
Keyset& 2-2,2-21,440See aho Digital keyseas-Itline, 2-37. B-4
24-line, 2-35, A-3, B-3
&line, 2-39&line AIM, 2-40
automatic answa, S-30cabling, 3-4
capacity, l-2.2-21
citcuit number display, 4-41L, .-, ,.data noise. 6-33
data port module, Blr.. ,:‘f.‘. idesign 
feature& 2-21
dimensions. 2-21
IXSIBLF key, 4-42eleuret microphone, 2-22,2-k’: -’extanal desk speaka, A-2, A-7features$ l-5-7..feedback, 6-32
GMx$2-25, B-l.’
instauation, 3-81, B-5GX, A-l
handsfree, 5-31- :._...: .--headsets, S-31
hot dial pad, 4-4,4-42,5-68_ ... ’:‘ :I. ‘
iddikation display, 4-41, S-68iuitialized values, S-24.instalhtion, 3-71, A-4‘. ’key maps,4-42,5-45,5-49
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Keysets wntimud
optional equipment
data device, 4-101
data 
pod module, 2-23,2-26,3-78. -7, B-6
handset amplifier, 2-22.3-77
headsets, 
2-22,2-26,3-n, 3-86.4-43loud ringing adapter, 2-23.2-26MDPM, 2-23FcDFh& 2-23programming. 4-107,5-25,5-30ring pitch adjustment, A-2
secondary voice path. 4-61
sela%able ring tone, 4-48
self-test, 3-73,345. A-6, B-5si@s and tones, 4-54SFCL key, 4-4speakexphone. 2-22,2-25,4-Nspcakezphone module, A-2
toll mtriction, 4-27
troubleshooting, 613,6-14,6-30ass-programmable keys, 4-51, S-46
volume controls, 4-48
wall mounting, 
3-77,3-86
KF-rating. l-2,5-3,5-15
KSGD. See Keyset Card &SC)
L
Last number dialed/saved, 4-93. S-31, S-52
LCD. See Liquid 
crystal display (LCD)
LCR. see L.eastxost routing (LCR)
LCR 
key, 4-49
Least-cat routing (LCR), 4-5,4-32,4-63advance limit, 4-33, S-42,5-95advance timer. 5-82
capacity, l-8
data report, S-152,5-161
dial 
rules, 4-32,5-98exempt from, 4-26
faciity group camp on, 5-31.5-52faciity groups, 4-32,5-98international, 4-32on E&M, 2-16
operator-assisted, 4-32
programming, 5-98
programming 
repot& 5-150
recommended use for single-line sets, 2-14
route groups, 
4-32.5-98time blocks, 4-32
transparent, 4-33,5-31.5-52
LED. See Light-emitting diodes (LEDs)
Light-emitting diodes 
(LEDs)
DKSC, 2-12.6-3DWBLF Unix 4-50EMC, 6-4IDC,6-3keyset, 4-47
Ksc, 2-12.6-3
LGc.6-4Lsc, 6-4RCPU, 2-10,3-45,6-3SLC. 2-12,6-3
TlC. 2-18,6-4troubleshooting, 6-1Lightning protection, 
2-5.3-12EMC, 2-16lDC, 2-15UXiBC fuses, 2-14
Line build-out (LBO), 2-17,2-19.d35.5-122.5-128
Linear hunt group, 4-16,5-61,5-64
Liquid crystal display (ED), 2-22,2-25,4-N, A-l, B-limtallation. 3-62,3-71.3-81, A-6, EStroubleshooting, 6-31
List box, 5-12
Local area code& 4-29.5-171
Loop limits for cabling, 3-3,3-6,3-29_ OPX2-30
Loop Start Card (LX), 2-5,2-6,2-14block mninations, 3-13.3-14
connection to h4DF. 3-11extunalpagingport,2-14figure, 3-56fws, 2-14
installation, 3-54
LED5,6-4
Loop start 
trunk& 4-37.5-104
LoopEround Start Card (UC), 2-5,2-6,2-14block terminations, 3-13,3-14connection to MDF, 3-11
external paging port, 2-14
figure, 3-55
fuses, 2-14
hlstauation, 3-54
-6-4
Loud ringing adapter (UA)hstalhtion, 3-80.3-89, A-lspaaicati0~ 2-23.2-2.6
troubleshooting, 6-34
M
Main distriiution time (MDFJ 2-4
assembling, 3-9
backboard, 
3-3,3-gbridging clips, 2-4
connection to RCPU, 3-30
E&M wnnections, 3-12i.llalation, 3-9power supply instalMO& 3-40
sample, 3-10
station wunections, 3-21,3-28SIN blocks, 3-9Tl alarm relays, 3-33Tl connection, 3-17,3-19,220
termind blocks, 2-4trunk wmlwtio~ 3-11
Ib4ahtellance of trunk& 4-37.4-113.5-148
Major alarms, 4-125.6-9
Make-busy switch, 4-37
Master/slave Tl clock, 2-17,2-19,4-35,5-W
A4ated return authorization (MRA). xx, 6-41
MOE See Main diiiution frame (MDF)
Memory, 2-6
Message center, 4-58
for FAX station, 
5-40fonvar&mg to, 4-84
programming, 5-32,5-38,5-40
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Mesage lamps, S-31.5-52
not supported on 
IDC, 2-29,4-49
Message waiting indication S-68
troubleshooting, 6-38
Mesagesalternate lnessage soulce, 4-60
capacity l-8do-not-dishlrb, 4-110,s57featurecode&
inter-station, 4-58message wait timer, 5-82
reminder, 
4-98,4-109.5-57
MF-ratin& l-2.5-3
Microphone eleuret circuitry, 2-22
See 
uko Liquid crystal display (LCD)
Microphone mute, 
4-9,4-67.468
Microwft Wmdows, 5-11
Minor alarm& 4-125.6-g
Miscellanwus station flags, 5-28
Miswllauwus station information, 5-28
Moden& S-4
RCPU circuit, 2-11
setup. 5-g
Modem Data Port Module (MDW 4-101
AC transformer, 
2-23,2-24imtallation, 3-70
s.pedidons, 2-23
troubleshooting, 6-32
Modular jack assembly
analog stations, 3-g
digital 
keysee 3-7
station, 
3-64,3-73,3-85Tl. 3-18
Tl alarms, 3-33trunks$3-17
Modules for power supply, 
2-8,3-39, S-170
MOH 
skaps, 4-53
Move board option, 5-171
MILL See Material return authorization (MRA)
MS-DOS, 5-3
MSG key, 
446,449
Mu-law/a-law. See Alternate Mark Inversion (AMI)
Multiple-attendant operation, 
4-12
Music channel, 5-52
external paging, 5-68programming, 5-31
selection. 4-53
MUSIC key, 
446
Music-on-hold, 4-53
background music, 4-53
channel seleuion, 4-53,5-S& s-69.5-109, S-115
DID channel seledion, 4-37
MOH straps, 4-53
music source, 
2-3,2-6,4-53wnnector, 2-10hMalhion, 3-99
on/off strap, 2-11
paging 
speaker& 4-53,blll&oubkshooting, 6-16
h4UTE key, 4-46
during OHVAcall, 4-68N
NEXT key, 4-41
Night mode, 
4-25.4-106
Night ring, d-10
Night switch relay, 2-3,4-25,4-106,5-73RCPU relay, 2-11
Non-blocking voice channels, 2-6
Non-blocking voice channels, 
l-2,2-6.5-172
Numbering plan, 4-28,5-90
0
Off-hook alarms, 5d8
Off-hook voice announce (OHVA), 4-61.5-31
blocking, 4-61
DSS station transmit 5-69
programming, 5-52.5-69
timer. 5-82
troubleshooting, 
6-34,6-35,6-38,640using the MUTE key, 4-61
Officecodesallowedkc!s&k%& 5-94numbering plan, 4-28,5-90
programming, 5-90tLsedasareacode&4-28.5-90
Off-premises extension 
(OPX), 2-3,2-30,4-49ilmallation, x30loop limits& 2-30.-IPgramming, 5-31receive/&ansmit gain. 5-33repeater unit, 2-30,340ring type, 5-31
OHVA. See Off-hook voice announce (OHVA): . .
On-board CSU, 2-17,2-18,2-19,5-X22,5-128,/
On-board oscillator, 2-19,4-35
On-hook dialing/monitoring, 4-64: ‘ZJ
On-line monitor passwords, 5-149:,. :-. .-’
On-site programmin& 5-45-g,_I.
Oneattendant operation, 4-12‘.
OOFEOFA (out of frame/change of frame adjustment) errors, 5-122: ..:!
Opaatiug temperature, 2-g
Operator-ass&ted LCR calls, 4-32,5-98,5-99.5-100,5-101:;’
Option button, 5-13
optional 
&xount code& 4-6, ‘t-662
pa,,i;.-‘. ;Ai-r
:z*,, “,‘;,‘, : : ’ (:-,3
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irlstabtion, 3-5stationdata device, 4-101
data port module, 
2-23,2-26,3-78,3-87, B-6
handset amplifier, 2-22.3-77
headsets, 
2-22,2-26,3-66,3-n, 3-86,4-43MDFM, 2-23,3-70PcDFhf, 2-23,366system, 2-3,2-31battery back-up, 2-3,2-32doorbox, 2-3external musk aounx. 2-3.3-99external paging speakers, 2-3.3-98FAX machine, 2-3
night 
switoh, 2-3
off-premises extensions, 2-3
playback devices, 2-3
power 
failure transfer, 2-3signal devices, 2-3SMDA output device, 3-98SMDR output device, 2-3,2-31,3-98talkback speakers, 2-3
voice mail, 2-3
troubleshooting, 6-12
orderingpar& 7-l
OTHER 
TENURES key, 441
OUT key, 4-49
outgoing 
auXS& 4-24, s-28, s-34,5-110OUTGOING key, 4-46
Outside calls, 4-62-4-66
accountcodes,4-66automatic call aaxq 4-52
callback (queue), 465camp on, 4-65
dropped 
call& 6-14,6-21on-hook dialing/monitoring, 4-64
placing, 4-62
receiving. 4-62
troubleshooting, 
6-20Outside directory, 
4-90.4-91overflow count, 
S-66overflow stations, 
4-17,5-61,5-66
PPAGE. key, 4-46
Paging, 4-94
capacity, l-8
external 
portshelays, 5-70,5-73external speakers, 2-3.3-98
feature code, 4-6
programming, 5-70
nmoveheplace, 4-9,4-94.5-31.5-52speaker background music, 4-10,4-53,4-Mtimers. 5-82
troubleshooting. 6-26.6-27zones, 5-70
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ROgramming
abW ammad~, s-15.5-16applications menu, 5-15
check box, 5-13
command button, 5-13
exit screen, 5-14
llourglam cursor, 5-14initialized values, 5-24
list box, 5-12
menus, 5-16
on-site, 5-4
option button, 5-13
planning. 5-3remote, 5-4
scseen saver, 5-11
session timer 
logouz 5-11
sign on, 5-15stand-alone, S-3.5-4.5-7
system set-up, 5-3
text box, 5-12
windows, 5-12
Pulse code modulation 
(PCM), 2-17
Q
Quad module, 2-9
QUB key, 4-46.4-49
Queue
capacity, l-8
feature code, 4-7
station, 4-57
time& 5-82trunk, 4-65
R
Radio frequency interference (RFI), 2-4,6-16
w24
RCPU. See ROM Central Proce&ng Unit (RCPU)
Re4Al
attendant, 4-105
automated 
attendaat destination, 5-39
hold, 
4-67,4-68,4-105hunt groups, 4-18
time-r. 5-82transfer, 4-71,4-K&l
unsn~ ca& 4-72,4-105
voice mail/computer, 4-21
Recall destination, 5-64
Recall tones, 4-54
Receive gain, 2-14.5-33, S-104
EBtM, 2-16OPX, 5-33
Tl, 2-20
trunks, S-103
Recommended spare parts, 7-l
REDN key, 4-46.4-49
Redialing, 4-93
capacity, l-8dad digit suppression, 4-93,4-123,5-69feature code, 4-7,4-glast number dialed, 4-93
last number saved, 4-93
mode, 
S-31,5-52PBX/E&hi, 4-93
troubleshooting, 6-25
RRDL key, 4-49
Reference clock for 
Tl, 2-19.4-35, S-123, S-130
backup, 5-127
for 
system, S-130
programming, 5-122- slave/master,S-130solute. of, S-130Tl from public network, S-130
Relaxed ring detection, S-105
timer, 5-82
Relays
night switch, 
4-106
programming, 5-73
signal 
devicez, 5-121TlC, 2-19,4-35,5-122, S-129
Release, 4-9
Reminder messages, 4-98
capacity, l-8feature code, 4-9
messages, 4-98
programming, 4-10,4-K@, 5-57
Remote hunt group remove/replace, 4-10,&19,4-111
Remote programming, S-4.5-9dirti connection, 5-9PC, 2-31
Remote station feature cancel, 4-111
Remove/replace hunt group, 
4-19remote, 4-10,4-19,4-111
Remove/replace paging, 4-94
RepeaterOPX, 2-30Tl, 2-17
Replacement 
partsordexing, 7-lraxxnmended spares, 7-l
Report programming, 5-150
customized, 5-152
Reseize, S-30.5-52
Reset, 5-167
Reset switch on RCPU, 2-10
Resetting serial ports, 5-169
Restricted area codes, 5-93
Restricted 
office codes, 5-94
Return policy, 6-41
Reverse 
tmasfcx, 4-73DWBLP unit, 4-104
feature code, 4-7
immediate connection, 5-69
RFIEMI troubleshooting. 6-16
Ring cadence, 5-31
Ring 
genaator module, 2-8
Ring intercom always, 
4-7,4-55,5-31.5-52
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Ring pitch adjustment, instabation, A-2
Ring principal once, 5-41
Ring tone selection, 
44.8
Ring zones, 4-25,449.5-325-51
Ring-tianswa patten& 4-24, S-107=P=ity. l-8DID numbers, 4-37, S-119E&M, 2-16
hunt groups, 4-16
programming, 5-106, S-108, S-109, S-120
signal device relays, S-121
-4-25
RI-type blocks, 2-53-17
RJ-type jacks, 3-17
RJ48C jacks, 3-17
ROM Central 
Frocessing Unit 0,2-6,2-7,2-10a-law/mu-law strap, 2-11
battery back-up strap, 2-10
battery check button, 3-45
battery voltage test point, 2-10
cable terminations, 3-31
conference resources, 2-11
connection to hfDF, 3-30
database back-up battery, 2-10
IXMF decodiig circuits, 2-11tmmmitter circuit, 2-11external paging relay, 2-11figure. 346ins&llation. 344LED& 2-10,345,6-3modem circuit, 2-11MOH on/off strap, 2-11,~53music-on-hold connector, 2-10
night switch relay, 2-11,4-106power failure tmsfr relay, 2-11relays 5-73
reset switcll$2-10
signal device relay, 2-11,5-121signal devices, 4-25
tone generator, 2-11
voltage teat 
pointy 2-10,3-61
Route groups, 4-32,5-98area/office code tables, 5-100
Facility poups, S-100
programming, 5-99, S-100
time blocks, S-100
RS-232-C 5-9
co~ectors on RCPU, 2-10SMDA output device, 2-31SMDR output device, 2-31
S
Safety regulations. xix, 3-3
Save/Restore. 5-4, S-10,5-167
scos. see station class of service@cos)
Screen saver, S-11
SD 
keys, 4-42,5-36.5-49
Secondary call keys, 4-42,4-44, S-28,5-49progreg. s-36,5-37secondary stations, 5-29
Secondary station, 
4-44,5-29
Security codes, 4-38.5-112,5-115
Page
Selectable ring tone, 4-9.4-48
Selected device SMDA reports, S-140
Serial 
ports, 2-31
baud rate, 5-169
contiguration, 5-169
reset, 5-169
TX. 2-18
SES (severely error seconds) etrors, 5-122
Session timer, 5-11
Setting time and date, 4-111
Signal devices, 
2-3,4-25RCPU relay, 2-11,5-73_ ring-in, 5-121
Signals and tones, 4-54
Silent 
mesages, 4-58
SingleLine Card (SIC), l-2,2-6.2-12,4-40connection to MDF, 3-21,3-26extend paging circuirS 2-12
installation, 3-51.352
LED& 2-12.6-3
thermistors, 2-12
Singldhe Instrument (SIJ), instaRation, A-8, R-8
SingMine sets, 2-29,4-49AC/DC ringing, 2-29
alternate message source, 4-60
audible measage indiition, 5-68cabling, 35
capacity, l-2,2-21feature+ l-6irMaRation, 395
key maps, S-48,549LCR only recommendation, 2-14
message lamps, 5-31.5-52
off-premises stations, 4-49
ring cadence, 5-31
ring 
nones, 4-25,4-49,5-32.5-51troubleshooting, 6-13.6-36
Single-Line Instrument (SLI), 2-29,449
design feature& 2-29
dimensions, 2-29
feature& l-6
figure, 2-48
FUSH key, 44irisaation, 395user-programtttable keys, 4-51
SkatMo-hold/diinnect, 4-67,5-69
Slave/master Tl clock, 2-19.4-35, S-130
SLI. See Single-Line Instrument (SL.I)
f%iBi. See Station message detail accounting @MDA)
SMDR Set Station message detail recording (SMDR)
Software
iIlsta&tion, 344
pacltages 5-3version feature code, 4-7
Software packages, l-2
Source of reference clock, S-130
Span jack on 
TlC, 2-18
SFCL key, 44,4-42,446,5-36,549
Speakerphone, 2-22,2-25,4-g, 4-40
Speakerphone module, A-2
Special purpose flags report, 
S-152,5-163
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