Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 416/832 Installation Manual

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B. UPGRADING A 416/832 DATABASE FOR 
STAND-ALONEPROGRAMMJNG 
2.10 Previous versions of 416/832 databases can be 
updated for stand-alone programming of a new standard 
or expanded version, or for upgrading a standard data- 
base to an expanded database. (This procedure is not re- 
quired if the new software is being loaded directly into 
the 416/832 System; it is only used for stand-alone pro- 
gr=-h3) 
2.11...

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D. INSTALLING A PRINTER DRIVER FOR 
STAND-ALONE REPORTS 
2.14 
To print customized reports or Tl error reports, 
the stand-alone PC must have the proper printer driver 
installed. Contact your PC and/or printer manufacturer 
for the printer driver information for your system. Then 
follow these steps for installing the driver on the PC 
(1) Press ALT and SPACE BAR to access a pull- 
down menu that includes...

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a Hardware Information - 
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Baud Rate - Communications Method 
0 l Modern Connection 0 Direct CoMection 
Modem Information 
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E. CONNECTING THEREMOTE 
PROGRAMMING SESSION 
2.15 The screen shown 
above can be accessed in one 
of the three following ways: 
0 Enter lNT416, GMX416, INT832, or GMX832 
(depending on the system configuration) at the C: 
prompt. Then press F5 when the...

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2.22 CONNECT: When the session information is 
correct, begin the programming session by selecting the 
Connect command button. Press TAB until Connect is 
highlighted and then press the SPACE BAR. Or, press 
&T-C. The following window appears. 
Comm Port: 
Baud Rate: 
Connect I)lpe: 
Location: 
Number: 
Status: 
2.23 The window shows the information as it was pro- 
grammed in the window on the previous...

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3. SESSION TIMER AND SCREEN 
SAVER 
3.1 Two timers have been built into the system that go 
into effect when the programming terminal remains idle 
for lengthy periods. They are the Session Timeout and 
Screen Saver timers. 
3.2 Whenever the programmiq~ session remains idle 
(no input) for more than five minutes, a screen saver fea- 
ture will cause the monitor display to go blank. When 
this occurs, the...

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5. HOW TO USE THE 
PROGRAMMING WINDOWS 
5.1 The database is divided up into “windows” that 
permit the programmer to view and change the system 
programming one section at a time. Each of the pro- 
gramming windows contains boxes and/or buttons for 
selecting and entering specific information. These in- 
clude: Text Boxes, List Boxes, Command Buttons, Op 
tion Buttons, and Check Boxes. Samples of each are...

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D. OPTION BUTl-ON 0 HOW- 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 the list one screen at a time. 
First 
letter or digit of desired item: When a list is 
presented in alphabetical or numerical order, you 
can quickly 
move to the first item beginning...

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F. ITEMS THAT CANNOT BE SELECTED - 
GRAY ITEMS 
5.17 
If an item in a window appears in a light gray 
color, it cannot be selected unless an associated item is 
highlighted. For example, in the System Configuration 
window, the command button for Configuration camtot 
be selected unless a line in the list box with “Keyset In- 
terface,” “Tl Trunk Interface,” or “DID Trunk Inter- 
face” is highlighted,...

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Actions setup Exit 
Toll Restriction... 
Least Cost Routing 
Trunk Programming... 
Attendants... 
Station Message Detail... 
Service... 
Command: 
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6. APPLICATIONS MENU 
6.1 The first window that is shown after sign-on con- 
tains a list box with the Applications menu that intro- 
duces the eight major programming sections: Station 
programming, System-Wide Features, Toll Restriction, 
Least Cost...

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6.5 The full list of available menus, with the abbreviated access commands and a list of submenus and programming ?- _, 
oF Itions accessed by each are included in the following tables: 
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IAIN MENU ITEM 
MiOll 
‘togramming... UBMENU 
ndividual Station Information (SIN) 
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Review Widow: 
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kcondary Stations...