Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 416/832 Installation Manual

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- 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...

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Miscellaneous Information 
Outgoing Access - Day 
Outgoing Access - Night 
Programmable Keys 
Secondary Call Key Assignments 
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I Exit 
I Secondary Stations 
B. USERNAMEANDAREATOBE 
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8.8 The windows that are accessed through this win- 
dow are used to enter specific information...

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. SPECIAL PURPOSE STATION: This 
option is 
selected to program the station as an attendant, auto- 
mated attendant, FAX station, house phone, mes- 
sage center, or voice mail station. The window for 
this option is shown on page S-38. 
0 SYSTEM FORWARDING: Select this line to as- 
sign the system forwarding path(s) and forwarding 
conditions for the station. The window for this op 
tion is shown on page...

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Auto Att/VM/DISA DND Breakthru 
Automatic Answer CO 
Automatic Answer IC 
Camp-on Tones 
CO Reseize 
DID Camp-on Tones 
Do-Not-Disturb Allowed 
Do-Not-Disturb Override 
E&M Camp-on Tones 
Handsfree 
Headset Enabled 
Enabled 
Enabled 
Enabled 
Enabled 
Enabled 
Disabled 
Enabled 
Enabled 
Enabled 
c. MISC ELLANEOUS FLAGS WINDOW 
8.14 
Determine the desired status for each of the fol- 
lowing features. Refer...

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DTMF Feedback The progress 
tones that are nor- 
mally sent to a voice computer can be replaced with 
lYIMF “feedback” tones. These tones determine 
call status such as whether the call is ringing, has 
been 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 voice 
computer cannot interpret the DTMP feedback 
tones,...

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Attendant: 1 
Message Center- 
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A&. Message Source: -1 
Tenant Group: 1 
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Department: 111 
Rgceive Gain: 
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Transmit Gain: 
I dB Account Code mpe 
0 Validate Account Code 
Account Code Index: 
Class-of-Service Account code: 
Ring Zone 
D. MISC ELLANEOUS INFORMATION 
WINDOW 
8.17 
Determine the following information for each 
station. Refer to FEANRES for more information on 
each of these...

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0 Receive/Thmsmit gain: 
(OPX stations only) Re- 
ceive and transmit gain can be adjusted on an OPX- 
by-OPX basis if voice transmit or voice receive vol- 
ume problems occur. You can adjust the receive gain 
and/or the transmit gain for individual circuits. Re- 
ceive and transmit are measured from the perspec- 
tive of the central office. That is, receive gain adjusts 
the signal that is serif to the...

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E. OUTGOING ACCESS -DAY OR NIGHT 
8.30 Outgoing-access assignments can be made on a 
station-by-station basis for day and night modes. The 
program planning sheet for this window is located in 
Figure 5-4 on page 5-175. 
8.31 INCLUDE or EXCLUDE: To determine the 
trunk groups to which the station will have outgoing ac- 
cess, place the desired trunk groups in the Include list 
box. To...

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F. PROG RAMMABLE KEY PROGRAMMING scroll to the desired map number. The highlighted line 
WINDOW indicates the selected map. 
8.34 The database can contain up to 20 maps (30 in ex- 
panded systems) of default values for the database-pro- 
grammable feature keys. Determine the preferred key 
map for each...

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8.38 Each station programmable key can be assigned 
one of the following Key Types. When the Key Type is 
highlighted, the bottom half of the screen changes as fol- 
lows: 
Call Key: A list box appears (as shown above) 
which allows you to indicate the call key (l-10) that 
will bc assigned (according to the chosen key map). 
DSS/BLF Key: A text box like the one below ap 
pears which allows you...