Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 416/832 Installation Manual

							INTER-TELPRACTICES 
IMX/GMX 416/832 lNS’WLLATION & MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMING 
Issue 1, November 1994 
Actions setup Exit 
Description 
Camp-On Tone System Timer List 
Value Units Range 
15 sec. 5- 255 
CO Hookflash 
CO Re-Seize 
CO-CO Disconnect 
Conference-Hold 
Data Wait 
Dial Tone Wait 
Dial Initiation - Keyset 
Dial Initiation - SL-Set 60 
3 
35 
5 
30 
2 
15 
10 100th 
Sec. 
100th 
Min. 
Sec. 
Sec. 
Sec. 
2- 250 
l- 15 
2- 250 
1- 255 
l- 255 
l- 50 
5- 30 
5- 30 
J. 
-ml 
10.85 There are programmable timers that control 
various system functions. In the System Timers pro- 
gramming window, the programmer can change any or 
all of them. The timers and their default values, pro- 
grammable ranges, and purposes are described on the 
following pages. The default values have been carefully 
selected to ensure proper system operation under most 
circumstances. Occasionally, one or more of the timers 
may need to bc adjusted. (The program planning sheet is 
located in Figure 5-17 on page 5-218.) 
10.86 To reach this window, select System Timers 
from the System-Wide Features menu or enter the 
TIMR command. 
10.87 
SYSTEM TIMER LIST: To change the value 
of a system timer, scroll through the list box until it is 
highlighted. When the timer is selected, a window 
appears that is similar to the one shown below. 
blue: 11 Units: Min. Range: l- 255 
I 1 l 
VALUE: Select the Value text box and enter the new 
value for the timer. 
0 DEFAULT: To return the selected timer to its 
default value, select the Default command button. 
The default value is shown in parentheses ( ) inside 
the command button. 
0 
PURPOSE: To view a window that defines the tim- 
er and explains its purpose, select the Purpose com- 
mand button. When you have finished viewing the 
information in the Purpose window, select the OK 
command button to return to the timer programming 
window. 
0 
OK or CANCEL: To save the change and return to 
the System Timers list box, select the OK command 
button. To exit without saving any changes, select 
the Cancel command button. 
10.88 EXIT: When all timer programmiq is 
finished, select the Exit command button. Awindow ap 
pears that asks “Perform Update to Database?” To up 
date the database and exit to the Applications Menu 
window, select Yes. Or, select No to exit without saving 
any changes. To return to the Timers programmingwin- 
dow, select the Cancel button. 
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Issue 1. November 1994 IMX/GMX 416/832 INS’MLLATION & MAINTENANCE 
IIMEE DEFAULT 
Abandoned Call 
CampOn Tone 
CO Hookflash 
CO Re-Seize 
CO-CO Disconnect 
Conference-Hold 
Data Wait 
Dial Tone Wait 
Dial-Initiation - Keyset 
Dial-Initiation - SL Set 
Dialing Disconuect 
Dialing Wait After Connect 
- Ground Start 
Dialing Wait After Connect 
- Loop Start 10 
3 
15 
60 
3 
35 
5 
30 
2 
15 
10 
200 
1500 
1500 l-255 minutes 
O-255 seconds Length of time a caller hears busy tone before 
camp 
ing on. 
5-255 seconds Length of time between camp-on tones. 
2-250 hundredths 
(*/loo - *50/100) 
Adjusts the duration of the timed hookflash that 
is sent over the CO trunk by the system when the 
Hookflash feature code is used. (Does not affect 
ESLS or SLI FLASH key.) 
1-15 seconds 
2-250 hundredths 
(*/loo - *50/100) 
l-255 minutes 
l-255 seconds 
l-50 seconds 
5-30 seconds Limits time keyset can remain off hook without dial- 
ing before the system sends reorder tones. 
5-30 seconds Limits time single-line set user can remain off hook 
without receiving reorder tones. 
2-250 hundredths 
(*/loo - *50/100) 
The connection is dropped if the system detects 
loss of loop current (lasting longer than this timer) 
during dialing. 
O-5000 five- The length of time the system waits for CO dial 
hundredths tone before dialing or checking the trunk for a dis  After a call has recalled to the last possible station, it 
will recall until this timer expires. Ifit remains unan- 
swered, the system will disconnect the call. 
When a user reseizes a trunk, this timer determines 
the length of time the system will hold the trunk open 
to allow the central office to drop and reconnect the 
tnlnk. 
A call is disconnected by the system if it detects 
loss of loop current (lasting longer than this timer) 
during CO-to-CO calls. 
Limits time a conference call with two or more out- 
side parties remains on hold (in an unsupervised con- 
ference) before recalling the station. 
NOTE: If this timer expires during an unsupervised 
conference, one of the parties can reset the timer by 
pressing any DTMF key. 
Length of time the system will wait for the data 
device to go off hook after the user presses the DATA 
key when transferring a call to the data port. 
When processing an LCR call, the system waits for 
this length of time before dialing to allow the central 
office time to send dial tone. 
(O/500 - 5000/500) connect. This timer is not used if the DT Detect op 
tion is enabled (see page 5-104). 
O-5000 five- The length of time the system waits for CO dial 
hundredths tone before dialing or checking the trunk for a 
(O/5133 - 5000/5t~0) disconnect. 
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Ilr!dEE DEFAULT VA1 IIF 
Dialing Wait After 
Hookflash 
Disconnect Flash Duration 
Disconnect Wait After 
Dialing 
DTMF Digit Duration/Pause 
E&M Answer Recognition 
E&M Dial Delay 
F&M Dial Delay Hold 
E&M Dialing Wait After 
Hookflash 
E&M Disconnect Flash 
Duration 
E&M Disconnect Recognition 
E&M Disconnect Wait After 
Dialing 30 
15 l-250 tenths 
(l/l0 - *via) 
l-250 tenths 
P/10- *v10> 
20 2-30 seconds 
6 
5-60 hundredths Adjusts the duration and pause between digits of 
w100-6v100) MMF tones sent by the system. Both the tone and 
the pause will use the assigned duration (for exam- 
ple, a 6/100 second tone has a 6/100 second pause be- 
tween digits). 
2250 
35 
70 
1500 
1000 
750 
1500 100-10000 five- Determines the minimum amount of time the 
hundredths receiving Pl3X must be off-hook, when a station 
(lOO/suo - 10000/sue) userplaces an outgoing call on anEgiM trunk, before 
the 416/832 System recognizes that the call has been 
answered (unless the Answer Recognition timer is 
disabled). 
l-100 five- This is the maximum amount of time the EMC 
hundredths will wait before transmitting digits following a 
P/500 - ‘00/500) handshake. This timer goes in effect after the hand- 
shake on a Wink-Start or Dial-Delay circuit or after 
seizure on an Immediate-Dial circuit. 
l-250 five 
This is the minimum length for a Dial-Delay 
hundredths handshake. Used only for Dial-Delay circuits. 
P/500 - 25V500) 
100-10000 five- Determines how long the EMC will wait when 
hundredths transmitting a hookflash before dialing additional 
(1ou/suu - 1uuuu/suu) digits or checking for disconnection. 
100-10000 five- This is the minimum amount of time the EMC will 
hundredths keep a circuit on hook to cause a disconnection 
(100/500 - 1uOOO/suu) from the remote circuit. 
100-5000 five- This is the amount of time a circuit must be on 
hundredths hook before the EMC recognizes a disconnection. 
(00/500-50w500) 
100-10000 five- This is how long the EMC will wait after dialing a 
hundredths digit before checking for disconnection from the 
(100/500 - 100uO/suu) remote circuit. 
PURPOSE 
Delays dialing after a hookflash to allow the 
system and central office hardware to recover. 
When a single-line station is involved in a call that 
is dropped by the other party, and the single-line sta- 
tion remains off hook, the system turns off tip and 
ring battery for the duration of this timer. (The flash 
is sent after the Single-line Set Wait For Disconnect 
timer expires.) If there is peripheral equipment on 
the single-line circuit (such as a voice mail unit, page 
amplifier, or other phone system) then this loss of 
battery will signal a call disconnect and will usually 
cause the equipment to disconnect. This timer ap 
plies to both DC and SIC single-line circuits. 
Length of time the system waits after dialing an 
outside telephone number before checking the trunk 
for disconnect. 
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IMX/GMX 416/832 INS’IALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
IlMEE DEFAULT 
V4LUE- 
E&M M’MF Interdigit Pause 20 
E&M IYI’MF Tone Duration 30 
E&M False Signal Debounce 25 
E&M Handshake Timeout 2500 
E&M Hookflash Duration 300 
E&M Hookflash Recognition 150 
E&M Inter-Pulse Pause 20 
E&M Off-Hook Debounce 5 
E&M On-Hook Debounce 5 
E&M Post Signal Delay 15 
E&M Post Seizure Debounce 32 
E&M Pulse Hold 
E&M Pulse-Dial Interdigit 
Pause 
E&M Pulse-Dial Interdigit 
Pause Recognition 30 
350 
150 l-100 five- 
hundredths 
(‘/500 - ‘00/500) 
l-100 five- 
hundredths 
P/500 - ‘W500) 
l-100 five- 
hundredths 
P/500 - ‘W500) 
100-10000 five- 
hundredths 
P0/500 - ‘0000/500) 
100-5000 five- 
hundredths 
P/500 - 5ooo/500) 
100-5000 five- 
hundredths 
P0/500 - 5000/500) 
l-100 five- 
hundredths 
v/500 - ‘V500) 
l-50 five- 
hundredths 
v/500 - 5V500) 
l-50 five- 
hundredths 
v/500 - 50/500) 
l-250 five- 
hundredths 
v/500 - 250/500) 
l-100 five- 
hundredths 
v/500 - ‘00/500) 
l-100 five- 
hundredths 
v/500 - ‘00/500) 
100-5000 five- 
hundredths 
PV500 - 50v500) 
l-500 five- 
hundredths 
v/500 - 5OV500) 
-.., . 
.i 
,,; 
This is 
the minimum amount of time the EMC 
will pause between DTMF digits when dialing. 
Thisisthe minimum length of IYIMF tones sent 
by the EMC. 
Determines the minimum length of a valid hand- 
shake signal that ia received from a remote circuit. 
Used only on 
Wink-Start and Dial-Delay circuits. 
Determines the maximum length of a valid hand- 
shake signal. Used only on Wink-Start and Dial- 
Delay circuits. 
Determines the length of hookflashes sent to the 
remote circuits. 
Determines the minimum length of recognizable 
hookflashes from the remote circuit. 
This is the length of time the EMC will pause be- 
tween pulse-dial signals when dialing. 
This is the minimum amount of time the remote 
circuit must be off hook before the EMC will 
recognize another on-hook/off-hook transition. 
Thisisthe minimum amount of time the remote 
circuit must be on hook before the EMC will 
recognize another off-hook/on-hook transition. 
This is the minimum allowed time between the 
end of a handshake and the beginning of digit 
validation. Used only for Wink-Start and Dial-Delay 
circuits. 
This is the minimum allowed time between the 
recognition of a seizure and the beghming of digit 
validation. Used only for Immediate-Dial circuits. 
This is the maximum length of a pulse-dial signal 
that is dialed by the EMC. 
This is the minimum length of time the EMC will 
pause between pulse-dial signals when dialing. 
This is the minimum pause allowed between 
pulse-dial signals sent from the remote circuit. 
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IlldEB DEFAULT 
VALIJF 
F&M Ready Timeout 2000 
E%M Receive Handshake 
Delay 
F&M Seizure Debounce 
E&M Short Circuit Debounce 
E&M Short Circuit Timeout 
E&M Short Pause Digit 
E&M Transmit Handshake 
Delay 
E&M Wait for Dial Tone 
F&M Wink Hold 
F&M Wink Timeout 
Forward-No-Answer 
Hold 
ICC0 Disconnect 10 
1 
500 
2500 
1500 
50 
500 
107 
175 
15 
60 
60 100-10000 five- 
On a Wkk&art ciircuit: This is the maximum time 
hundredths the EMC will wait for a “Digit Register Ready” 
(100/500 - 
~0~00/5~t$ command before initiating the Wink-Start hand- 
shake. 
On a DiaZ-Delay circuit: This is the maximum time 
the EMC will wait for a “Digit Register Ready” com- 
mand before the Dial-Delay signal is terminated. 
l-250 five- 
This is the minimum time required, after seizure, 
hundredths before an incoming handshake signal can be 
(l/500 - 250/500) recognized. Used only for Wink-Start and Dial-De- 
lay circuits. If a Wink or Dial Delay signal is detected 
within this time, the outgoing call is blocked. 
l-10 five- 
Determines the minimum amount of time the 
hundredths 
remote circuit must remain off hook before the 
(l/500 - ‘O/500) RMC validates the incoming call. 
100-10000 five- 
Determines the minimum length of a recognizable 
hundredths 
short circuit on an active circuit. 
(‘00/500 - ‘0000/,00) 
100-10000 five- 
This is the maximum amount of time the RMC 
hundredths will allow a short circuit to exist on an active 
(10O/m1- 10000/m) Type-I circuit. 
100-10000 five- 
Determines the length of a short speed-dial pause 
hundredths 
sent over E&M trunks. 
P%oo - ‘0000/500) 
14.50 five- 
This is the minimum delay time between the 
hundredths recognition of a seizure and the beginning of a 
(l/500 - 250/500) handshake signal. Used only for Wink-Start and 
Dial-Delay circuits. 
100-100&l five- 
This is how long the EMC will wait for dial tone 
hundredths before dialing digits on an outgoing call. 
P%oo - ‘oov500) 
l-250 five- 
Determines the length of a Wink-Start hand- 
hundredths 
shake. 
(l/500 - 250/500) 
l-250 five- Determines the maximum allowed length of wink 
hundredths 
signals that are received from the remote circuit. 
(l/500 - 250/500) 
3-255 seconds Length of time a call waits at an unavailable station 
before being forwarded. (Applies to manual call for- 
warding only, not system forwarding.) 
10-255 seconds Limits time a call remains on hold before recalling 
the station. 
2-250 hundredths A call is disconnected by the system if it detects 
(Z/loo - 250/100) loss of loop current (lasting longer than this timer) 
during station-to-CO calls. 
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Issue 1, November 1994 
IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALIATION & MAINTENANCE 
IIMJS 
Inactivity Alarm 
Inter-Ring Silence 
Interdigit (Long) 15 
2-255 seconds 
Interdigit (Short) 
4 2-30 seconds 
LCR Advance 
8 l-255 seconds 
I Loop Reversal Debounce 
25 
Message Wait 5 
l-255 five- 
hundredths 
v/500 - 255/500) 
l-255 seconds 
Off-Hook Voice 
Announce Screening 
Off-Line After Disconnect 
Page 15 
Pause Digit Length 
3 
Queue Callback 15 10-255 seconds 
Recall 60 10-255 seconds 
Relaxed Ring Detection 
62 
DEFAULT 
VAI IIF 
60 
10-255 seconds 
60 l-250 tenths 
v/10 - 25VlO) 
5 O-255 seconds 
10 10-250 tenths 
P/10 - 25VlO) 
O-255 seconds 
l-5 seconds 
l-9500 five- 
hundredths 
c/500 - 9500/500) 
PURPOSE 
Limits the time a station can remain off hook and in- 
active (after first receiving reorder tones) before reg- 
istering a system alarm. 
Indicates the duration of the silence between 
rings on an incoming CO call to determine if the 
trunk has stopped ringing prior to being seized. In 
most areas, CO ring pattern is 2 seconds on/ 4 sec- 
onds off. Check with the local telephone company 
for the ring pattern in your area. 
NOTE: This timer must always be set higher than 
the CO ring off time. 
Determines end of dialing. Short timer is used 
after a valid number has been dialed. Long timer is 
used until digits form a valid number. 
Length of time a station remains camped on to a busy 
facility group before it is moved to the next group. 
The length of time the system will ignore subsequent 
loop reversals after a reversal occurs on a loop start 
trunk. 
Length of time a caller waits after pressing the MSG 
key before being connected to the called party’s mes- 
sage center. 
After the Camp-On timer expires, length of time 
before an OHVA call can be completed. 
The length of time the system waits after disconnect 
before checking for loop current. Used only after the 
CO trunk has been disconnected in response to the 
ICC0 Disconnect timer. 
Limits duration of page. 
Length of “short” timed pauses used in system and 
station speed-dial telephone numbers and in LCR 
dial rules. “Long” pauses are double this length of 
time. 
Time allowed for a station to respond to a queue 
callback before the queue is cancelled. 
Length of time a hold or transfer recall rings at a sta- 
tion before recalling that station’s attendant. If the 
station receiving the recall has no attendant, the call 
remains at the station until the Abandoned Call timer 
expires. 
Thisisthe minimum amount of time the system 
can detect energy on a trunk before it will recognize 
that energy as ringing. Note that if this timer is set too 
low, trunk noise could cause false ring-in detection. 
This timer is used only on trunks that are pro- 
grammed to utilize non-standard ringing (such as 
Af&T Dimension PBX OPX ring signal) with the 
“relaxed ring detection” option in individual trunk 
programming. 
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lMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALIATION & MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMING 
Issue 1, November 1994 
DEFAULT 
VALUF 
Single-Line Hookflash 
Maximum 
Single-Line Hookflash 
MinilMm 
Single-Line Wait 
For Disconnect 
System Forwarding Advance 
System Forwarding Initiate 
Tl Busy-Out Switch Time Out 
Transfer -Available 
Transfer - Busy 
Trunk Key Debounce 
Trunk preselect 7 
2 
2 
15 
15 
60 
20 
24 
3 
5 2-20 tenths 
P/10- *o/lo) 
l-10 tenths 
c/10 - ‘O/10) 
l-60 seconds 
2-255 seconds 
2-255 seconds 
lO-loo00 seconds 
10-255 seconds 
10-255 seconds 
l-777 seconds 
2-255 seconds 
PURPOSE 
The maximum amount of time a single-line set 
user can press the hookswitch before the system 
disconnects calls. 
The minimum length of time a single-line set user 
must press the hookswitch for the system to recog- 
nize a hookflash. 
When a single-line station is involved in a call 
that is disconnected by the other party, and the 
single-line station remains off hook, this timer spcci- 
fies the length of time between the disconnection and 
when the disconnect flash (which is set by the Dis- 
connect Flash Duration timer) is transmitted to the 
single-line circuit. During this time, the station re- 
ceives no audible signal. 
Determines how long a call will ring (unanswered) at 
each forwarding point in a system forwarding path. 
Determines how long a call will ring (unanswered) at 
the principal station before advancing to the first for- 
warding point in a system forwarding path. 
This is the maximum amount of time the Tl card will 
remain “busied out” after the busy-out button has 
been pushed. If the card is not removed or the button 
is not pressed again, the Tl card will no longer be 
busy when this timer expires. 
Limits time a transferred call rings unanswered be- 
fore it recalls the transferring station. 
Limits time a transferred call waits at a busy station 
before recalling the transferring station. 
The length of time the system will ignore subsequent 
attempts to press a trunk key once it has been 
pressed. This prevents a keyset user from acciden- 
tally disconnecting a call by re-accessing the trunk 
key if the key is pressed twice while answering a call. 
NOTE: The database contains a station option that 
can be set to prevent users from reseizing a CO trunk. 
If selected, the station user cannot reseize a trunk un- 
til it is disconnected by replacing the handset, press- 
ing the SPKR key, or pressing another trunk key. 
To pre-select a trunk, the keyset user presses a trunk 
key while on hook. This limits the time the keyset 
can hold a trunk before dialing. 
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IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
Iu!dEE DEFAULT 
VALUF 
Trunk Ring Detection 5 
Unsupervised-CO 
Valid-Call 5 
15 
Voice Mail Dialing 
Delay 5 l-250 tenths 
v/10- 25VlO) 
l-255 minutes 
O-60 seconds 
l-250 tenths 
v/10 - 250/10) 
PURPWE 
This is a low-level timer that specifies the duration 
that cominuous ring voltage must be detected on a 
CO trunk for the system to recognize a new incoming 
call. If this timer is too low, then false rings could be 
detected. If the timer is too high, then new incoming 
calls may not be detected at all. Common ring dura- 
tions sent by central offices are l-second and 2-sec- 
ond. 
Limits duration of CO-to-CO DISA calls or outside 
calls transferred or forwarded to outside telephone 
numbers before recalling the primary attendant. 
Minimum duration of an outgoing call before it is re- 
corded in SMDR or SMDA. Calls placed on hold or 
transferred are not subject to this timer. 
When. a call is answered by the voice mail unit, 
this indicates the amount of time the system waits be- 
fore sending digits to the voice mail unit after it an- 
swers the call. 
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Issue 1, November 1994 
Actions &tup Exit 
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I Exit 1 
K. TENANTS AND DEPARTMKNTS (TNT) 
10.89 There can be up to eight tenant groups, with 10 
departments per tenant group in a standard system and 
up to 12 tenant groups with 10 departments each in an 
expanded system. In the default state, all stations are 
placed in tenant group 1 and department 1. 
10.90 To prepare to use this program, make a list of the 
stations to be assigned to each of the tenant groups. (All 
stations must be assigned to a tenant group and a depart- 
ment.) If desired, give each tenant group and depart- 
ment a name of up to 20 characters. The program plan- 
ning sheet for this program is Figure 5-18 on page 
5-221. 10.91 The window shown above can bc reached by se- 
1ectingTenants and Departments from the System-Wide 
Features menu or entering the TNT command. 
10.92 TKNANT GROUPS: To program a tenant 
group and/or its departments, select it in the list box. The 
window shown on the next page appears. 
10.93 EMT: When all tenant and department pro- 
gramming is finished, select the Exit command button. 
A window appears that asks “Perform Update to Data- 
base?” To update the database and exit to the Applica- 
tions Menu window, select Yes. Or, select No to exit 
without saving any changes. To return to the Tenants and 
Departments programming window, select the Cancel 
button. 
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J&cription: 
I 
Trunk Groups 
1 
[ DID Groups 1 Dccartment 
Trunk Group for AUTO Feature 
10.94 DESCRIPTION: To give the tenant group an 
identifying name, select the Description text box and 
type a name of up to 20 characters. 
10.95 DEPARTMENT: To program the individual 
departments, move to the Department list box. When 
the desired department is selected, the following win- 
dow appears. 
&scription: 
I 
(stat.,) [ok) 
0 
DESCRIPTION: To give the department an identi- 
fying name, select the Description text box and type 
a name of up to 20 characters. 
0 STATIONS: To designate the stations that will be in 
the department, select the Stations command button. 
A Station List window will appear that contains a list 
of stations in the tenant group, as described in para- 
graph 10.97. 
l OK: When finished programming the department, 
select the OK command button to return to the de- 
partment description window. 
10.96 TRUNK GROUP FOR AUTO FEATURE: 
To select the trunk group that will be used by this tenant 
group as the auto trunk group, move the highlight bar to 
the desired trunk group or the line that reads “NONE.” 
10.97 STATIONS: To designate the stations that are 
in this tenant group, select the Stations command but- 
ton. The following window appears. 
]Cnclude 
1002 01.03 ‘Station Undefined 
1003 01.04 ‘Station Undefined 
1009 02.02 ‘Station Undefined 
1010 02.03 ‘Station Undefined 
101102.04 -Station Undefined 
1012 02.05 ‘Station Undefined 
[cancel J 
0 
l INCLUDE or EXCLUDE: To include a station, 
locate that station on the Exclude list and select it by 
pressing the SPACE BAR, it will automatically 
move to the Include list. To remove a station from 
the list, exit and select another tenant group, then 
place the desired station in a new tenant group and 
department. This procedure must be followed to en- 
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