Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 416/832 Installation Manual

INTER-TELPRACTICES PROGRAMMING 
IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTEWANCE Issue 1, November 1994 
FIGURE 5-35. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION (CONF) 
Home Area Code: Time Adjustment: 
Local Area Codes: 2 
-3, -  4 
SLOT 1 BOARD TYPE 
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lo I 
11 
12 
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15 
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l9 
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FIGURE 5-35. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION (Continued) 
TO USE: Fill in the following charts for KSC, DID, and TlC circuit programming. 
KSC Circuits: Indicate whether the circuits in each board are single or dual. 
KSC SLOT ClRCUlT 1 
CIRCUIT 2 ClRCUlT s 
ClRCUlT 4 ClRCUlT 5 ClRCUlT 6 ClRCUlT 7 ClRCUlT 8 
I I I I 
I I I I I I 
JDC Circuits: Indicate whether the circuits in each board are DID or OPX. 
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FIGURE 5-35. 
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION (Continued) 
TlC Circuits: Indicate whether the circuits in each board are loop start, ground start, DID, E&M, or OPX. 
TlC 
TlC SLOT NUMBERS 
ClRCUrr 
I I I I I I I I 
I 
I I 
I I I I I I I I I I 10 
11 
12 
18 
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INTER-TELPRACTICES TROUBLESHOOTING 
IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION 81 WANCE Issue 1, November 1994 
TROUBLESHOOTING 
CONTENTS PAGE 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
6. 
7. 
1. 
1.1 
Introduction ......................................................... 
Troubleshooting Checklist ............................................. 
Light-Emitting Diode (LED) Indications ................................. 
Alarm Messages, Field Service Diagnostics, And Power-Up Status Messages 
... 
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Minor Aiarms That Are User Correctable...

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FIGURE 6-l. LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE (LED) INDICATIONS 
LOCATION 
I LED 
I DESCRIPTION 
System Status 
Panel Power Alarm 
Major Alarm Lit red when the system power supply temperature is abnor- 
mally high. Unlit when the temperature is normal. 
Lit red when a major alarm has occurred. The light goes out 
when the problem is corrected. 
Minor Alarm Lit yellow when a minor alarm has occurred. The light goes...

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FIGURE 6-l. LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE (LED) INDICATIONS (CONT’D) 
LOCATION 
Inward Dialing 
Card 
LED 
Card Active 
DESCRIPTION 
Lit green to show that the card is communicating properly 
with the rest of the system. If flashing, record the flash rate 
(l-7) and return the card for repair. 
If unlit, check for improp 
er connection; if still unlit, return the card for repair. 
Individual Cir- 
cuits (l-g) Unlit...

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FIGURE 6-l. LIGHTEMITI’ING DIODE (LED) INDICATIONS (CONT’D) 
LOCATION 
Tl Card (con- 
tinued) 
LED DESCRIPTION 
Individual Cir- 
When the Red Alarm LED is flashing (see next page), one or 
cuits (l-10) more of the first ten Individual Circuit LEB will also flash 
to indicate the following error condition(s): 
NOTE: Error conditions (1) and (2) below occur only when 
the Tl Card is 
not equipped with...

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Y FIGURE 6-l. LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE (LED) INDICATIONS (CONT’D) 
LOCATtON 
Tl Card (con- 
tinued) 
LED 
Red Alarm 
DESCRlPllON 
Flashes when the Tl Card has detected some type of red alarm 
error condition for at least two to three seconds (e.g., loss of 
the Tl signal), either internally or from outside the system. 
All calls on the card are dropped, all attendant stations display 
SYSTEM ALARM #29, and one or...

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FIGURE 6-l. LIGHT-EMITI’ING DIODE (LED) INDICATIONS (CONT’D) 
LOCATION 
Tl Card (con- 
tinued) 
LED 
Secondary Ro- 
cessor Active 
Secondary Pro- 
cessor Halted 
DESCRIPTION 
Lit green to show that the secondary processor on the card is 
active and that the entire card is now on-line. 
If unlit after the 
card has been powered up over 30 seconds, check for improp- 
er connection; if still unlit, return...

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4. ALARM MESSAGES, FIELD (2) 
SERVICE DIAGNOSTICS, AND 
POWER-UP STATUS MESSAGES 
4.1 Ahrm messages can be programmed to appear on 
keyset displays, in the SMDR printout, or as a separate 
error printout. When listed in a p&tot& alarmmessages 
are preceded by +++ and the time of day when the alarm 
occurred. (3) 
4.2 Minor alarm messages can be programmed to ap 
pear on all attendant stations’ displays...