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    							INTER-TEL PRACTICES 
    IVX500 INS’lL4LLATION % MAINTENANCE INDEX 
    Issue 1, August 1994 
    o-9 
    256/832-Port systems, 4-12 
    call forwarding, 4-16 
    camp-on tones, 4-15 
    hunt groups, 4-12 
    IDC board, 4-12 
    message center, 4-15 
    message waiting notification, 4-15 
    outside calls, 4-16 
    validated voice mailbox numbers, 4-15 
    voice computer hunt groups, 4-12,4-17 
    voice mail hunt groups, 4-13 
    without voice mail hunt groups, 4-14 
    A 
    Application and port statistics report, 3-58,3-61 
    Applications, 2-2 
    capacities, l-2 
    greeting, 3-17, 3-21 
    programming, 3-17,3-19,3-20 
    setup instructions, 4-5 
    troubleshooting, 5-4,5-6 
    Applications PC 
    hard drive, 1-19 
    installation, l-5 
    motherboard, 1-19 
    specifications, l-3 
    troubleshooting, 5-4 
    Applications software, l-3 
    installation, 1-17 
    Audio Interface Card (AK), l-3 
    illustration, 1-13 
    installation, l-6 
    Auto-answer modem, 3-10 
    Automated attendant, 2-2,2-3,3-17,3-20,3-46, 
    3-47 
    custom recordings, 2-4,2-18 
    directory, 2-3 
    extension IDS, 3-27 
    recall destination, 2-2, 2-4,3-17,3-20 
    setup instructions, 4-5 
    troubleshooting, 5-5 
    Automated attendant recall destination setup 
    instructions, 4-6 
    AXXESS system, 4-30 
    analog voice mail, 4-30 
    call forwarding, 4-32 
    camp-on tones, 4-31 
    message center, 4-31 
    message waiting notification, 4-31 
    premium features, 4-30 SLA on DKSC circuit, 4-30 
    validated voice mailbox numbers, 4-31 
    B 
    Baud rate, 3-12,3-63 
    Broadcast messages, 2-17 
    Busy tone cycle detect timer, 3-54 
    C 
    Call forwarding 
    256/832port systems, 4-16 
    AXXESS system, 4-32 
    BSP system, 4-20 
    GLX-Plus system, 4-29 
    GMX-152D system, 4-27 
    GMX-48 system, 4-24 
    IMX 1224/2460 system, 4-20 
    IMX 2448 system, 4-24 
    Call progress detection timer, 3-54 
    Call progress dialtone duration timer, 3-55 
    Call progress dialtone wait timer, 3-55 
    Call routing announcement, 2-2,2-5,3-17,3-20 
    digit translation, 2-5,3-18,3-21,3-22 
    setup instructions, 4-7 
    digit translation, 4-8 
    playback device, 4-7 
    Call-in-progress dialtone timer, 3-55 
    Camp-on tones 
    256/832port systems, 4-15 
    AXXESS system, 4-31 
    BSP system, 4-19 
    GLX-Plus system, 4-29 
    GMX-152D system, 4-26 
    GMX-48 system, 4-23 
    IMX 122412460 system, 4-19 
    IMX 2448 system, 4-23 
    Capacities, l-2 
    Check box, 3-5 
    COM port, 3-12 
    Command button, 3-4 
    Computer 
    applications PC, l-3 
    beep tones, 5-8 
    hard disk, 1-19 
    motherboard setup, 1-19 
    programming PC, l-4 
    troubleshooting, 5-8 
    Custom recordings, 2-4, 2-5,2-18,3-46,3-48 
    capacities, l-2 
    Customer Support, 5-9 
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    							INDEX 
    Issue 1, August 1994 INTER-TEL PRACTICES 
    IVXSOO INSTYALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
    D 
    Database 
    passwords, 3-66 
    programming menu window, 3-15 
    save/restore, 3-63,3-67 
    update, 3-15 
    Date, 3-63 
    Day mode, 3-63,3-65 
    DB25 connector, l-17,3-10 
    DB9 connector, l-7 
    Defective unit return policy, 5-9 
    Deleting messages, 2-12 
    Diagnostics, l-3 
    Diagnostics terminal, l-3, l-5 
    troubleshooting, 5-3 
    Dial rules, 4-4 
    automated attendant, 4-5 
    automated attendant recall destination, 4-6 
    call routing announcement, 4-7,4-S 
    non-subscriber voice mail, 4-10 
    quick message retrieval, 4-9 
    Dial-O destination, 3-63,3-64 
    Dialed pause duration timer, 3-55 
    Digit translation, 2-5,4-S 
    programming, 3-18,3-21,3-22 
    Directory, 2-2,2-3,2-4,2-20,3-47 
    automated attendant, 2-3 
    extension IDS, 3-27 
    entering usemames, 3-39,3-41 
    mailbox recording, 2-11, 2-14 
    voice mail, 2-14,3-39,3-44,3-57 
    Directory listing report, 3-58, 3-62 
    Disk storage space, l-3 
    Disk usage statistics, 3-46,3-49 
    DOS, l-3, l-4,3-2 
    Drop-down list box, 3-4 
    DTMF delay timer, 3-55 
    DTMF detection timer, 3-55 
    DIMF feedback tones, 4-4 
    DTR for hanging up modem, 3-11 
    E 
    Emergency assistance, 5-9 
    Envelope settings for mailbox, 2-14,3-39,3-44 
    Environmental requirements, l-5 ESP system, 4-17 
    call forwarding, 4-20 
    camp-on tones, 4-19 
    hunt groups, 4-17 
    message center, 4-19 
    message waiting notification, 4-19 
    outside calls, 4-20 
    single-line circuits, 4-17 
    validated voice mailbox numbers, 4-19 
    without voice computer hunt groups, 4-18 
    EsPDxlEsPMDX system. See 256/832-Port systems 
    Exit screen, 3-15 
    Extended DI’MF tones, 4-4 
    Extension ID, 2-3,2-4,2-S 
    capacities, l-2 
    programming, 3-27 
    F 
    FCC regulations, viii 
    Forwarding messages, 2-12 
    G 
    GLX-Plus system, 4-29 
    APM, 4-29 
    call forwarding, 4-29 
    camp-on tones, 4-29 
    hunt group, 4-29 
    GMX 256f832 system. See 256/832-Port systems 
    GMX-152D system, 4-25 
    call forwarding, 4-27 
    camp-on tones, 4-26 
    hunt groups, 4-25 
    message center, 4-26 
    message waiting notification, 4-26 
    outside calls, 4-27, 4-32 
    STN-B2 board, 4-25 
    validated voice mailbox numbers, 4-27 
    GMX-48 system, 4-21 
    APM, 4-21.4-22 
    call forwarding, 4-24 
    camp-on tones, 4-23 
    hunt groups, 4-21 
    message center, 4-23 
    message waiting notification, 4-23 
    outside calls, 4-24 
    validated voice mailbox numbers, 4-24 
    with voice computer hunt groups, 4-21 
    YGreetings, 3-17, 3-21 
    i. mailbox, 2-14,3-39,3-44 
    Group lists, 2-8,2-17 
    capacities, l-2 
    programming, 3-31 
    report, 3-58,3-62 
    sending messages, 2-13 
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    H 
    Hard disk replacement, 1-19 
    Help utility, 3-6 
    Hookflash duration timer, 3-55 
    Hourglass cursor, 3-5 
    Hunt groups 
    256/832-port systems, 4-12 
    ESP system, 4-17 
    GLX-Plus system, 4-29 
    GMX-152D system, 4-25 
    IMX 1224/2460 system, 4-17 
    voice computer, 4-3 
    I 
    IMX 1224f2460 system, 4-17 
    call forwarding, 4-20 
    camp-on tones, 4-19 
    hunt groups, 4-17 
    message center, 4-19 
    message waiting notification, 4-19 
    outside calls, 4-20 
    single-line circuits, 4-17 
    validated voice mailbox numbers, 4-19 
    without voice computer hunt groups, 4-18 
    IMX 2448 system, 4-21 
    APM, 4-21,4-22 
    call forwarding, 4-24 
    camp-on tones, 4-23 
    hunt groups, 4-21 
    message center, 4-23 
    message waiting notification, 4-23 
    outside calls, 4-24 
    validated voice mailbox numbers, 4-24 
    with voice computer hunt groups, 4-21 
    IMX 2561832 system. See 256/832-Port systems 
    Initializing mailboxes, 2-11,3-39 
    Installation 
    hard drive, 1-19 
    motherboard setup, 1-19 
    optional equipment, l-5 
    outline, l-2 
    PC, l-5 
    pre-installation checklist, l-5 
    tools and supplies, l-5 
    Inter-Tel logo window, 3-14 
    Inter-Tel telephone systems, l-2,4-3 
    L 
    Lamp update delay timer, 3-55 List box, 3-3 
    Lock DTE baud rate, 3-11 
    Loop current loss timer, 3-55 
    M 
    Mailboxes, 2-8 
    access, 2-11 
    associated/non-associated, 2-9,3-39 
    capacities, l-2 
    directory, 2-14,2-20,3-39,3-44 
    names, 2-11,2-20 
    envelope settings, 2-14,3-39,3-44 
    greetings, 3-39,3-44 
    group lists, 2-8,3-31 
    initialization, 2-11,3-39 
    message length, 3-39,3-44 
    message notification station, 2-9,3-39,3-41 
    passwords, 2-8,2-14,3-39,3-41 
    personal greeting, 2-14 
    personal options, 2-14 
    programming, 3-35,3-39,3-41 
    receive only, 2-8,3-39,3-41 
    recording instructions, 3-39,3-44 
    remote messaging, 2-8,3-39,3-41,3-42 
    standard, 2-8,3-39.3-41 
    subscriber access, 2-11 
    subscriber statistics, 3-40,3-45 
    system administrator, 2-8,2-17 
    validated numbers, 2-9 
    Material return authorization (MRA), ix, 5-9 
    Maximum greeting length timer, 3-55 
    Message center 
    256/832-port systems, 4-15 
    AXXESS system, 4-31 
    ESP system, 4-19 
    GMX-152D system, 4-26 
    GMX-48 system, 4-23 
    IMX 122412460 system, 4-19 
    IMX 2448 system, 4-23 
    Message notification station, 2-9,3-39,3-41 
    Message storage capacity, l-3 
    Message waiting notification 
    2561832~port systems, 4-15 
    AXXESS system, 4-31 
    ESP system, 4-19 
    GMX-152D system, 4-26 
    GMX-48 system, 4-23 
    IMX 1224/2460 system, 4-19 
    IMX 2448 system, 4-23 
    multiple mailboxes, 2-9 
    troubleshooting, 5-6 
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    							INDEX 
    Issue 1, August 1994 INTER-TEL PRACTICES 
    IVX500 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
    Messages 
    back up within, 2-12 
    deleting, 2-12 
    forwarding, 2-12 
    mailbox, 3-39,3-44 
    pause, 2-12 
    replay, 2-12 
    replying, 2-12 
    saving, 2-12 
    skip ahead within, 2-12 
    voice mail, 2-12,2-13,2-16 
    Microsoft Windows, 3-2 
    Minimum call progress signal duration timer, 3-55 
    Minimum call progress silence duration timer, 3-55 
    Minimum ring signal off/on timers, 3-55 
    Minimum timer between incoming calls timer, 3-56 
    Miscellaneous information, 3-46 
    MOD-TAP, l-17,3-10 
    Modem, l-3,1-4,1-5,3-10 
    programming, 3-11 
    MRA. See Material return authorization (MRA) 
    N 
    New messages, 2-12 
    Night mode, 3-63,3-65 
    Non-subscriber voice mail, 2-2,2-16,3-17,3-20 
    setup instructions, 4-10 
    Notification no-answer detection timer, 3-56 
    Notification number, 3-42 
    Notification start/stop time, 3-42 
    Notification type, 3-42 
    Number called busy timer, 3-56 
    Number of rings before answer, 3-18,3-26 
    0 
    Off-hook delay timer, 3-56 
    On-site programming, 3-10,3-12 
    Option button, 3-5 
    Optional equipment, l-5 
    Ordering parts, 6-l 
    Outgoing access, 3-50 
    Outgoing DTMP digit duration timer, 3-56 Outside calls 
    256/832-port systems, 4-16 
    ESP system, 4-20 
    GMX-152D system, 4-27,4-32 
    GMX-48 system, 4-24 
    IMX 122412460 system, 4-20 
    IMX 2448 system, 4-24 
    remote message notification, 2-10 
    P 
    Pager notification, 2-10,3-42 
    See also Remote message notification 
    digit strings, 3-46 
    programming, 2-15 
    retry timer, 3-56 
    Part numbers, 6-l 
    Passwords, 3-13,3-63 
    extension ID, 2-4 
    mailbox, 2-8,2-11,2-14,3-39,3-41 
    system, 3-66 
    Pause during message, 2-12 
    timer, 3-56 
    Pause voice mail timer, 3-56 
    PC installation, l-5 
    hard drive replacement, 1-19 
    motherboard setup, 1-19 
    PC motherboard, 1-19 
    PC specifications 
    applications PC, l-3 
    diagnostics terminal, l-3 
    modem, l-3 
    programming PC, l-4 
    Personal greeting, 2-14 
    Personal number, 2-10,3-42 
    no-answer timer, 3-56 
    programming, 2-15 
    Personal options, 2-14 
    Ports 
    capacities, l-2 
    for remote message notification, 3-18,3-26 
    number of rings, 3-18,3-26 
    operation, 3-18, 3-26 
    programming, 3-18,3-25,3-26 
    Premier telephone systems, l-2,4-3 
    Printer, l-4, l-5 
    Private number 
    extension ID, 2-4 
    mailbox, 2-21 
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    							Programming 
    abbreviated commands, 3-16 
    check box, 3-5 
    command button, 3-4 
    computer specifications, l-4 
    drop-down list box, 3-4 
    exit screen, 3-15 
    hourglass cursor, 3-5 
    list box, 3-3 
    menus, 3-16 
    modem, 3-11 
    on-site, 3-10 
    option button, 3-5 
    outline, l-2 
    planning, 3-2 
    programming menu window, 3-15 
    remote, 3-10 
    save/restore, 3-63 
    stand-alone, 3-10 
    system set-up, 3-8 
    text box, 3-3 
    windows, 3-3 
    Programming PC 
    modem, l-4 
    on-site programming, 3-10 
    remote programming, 3-10 
    specifications, 3-8 
    stand-alone programming, 3-10 
    troubleshooting, 5-3 
    Q 
    R 
    Quick message retrieval, 2-2, 3-17,3-20 
    setup instructions, 4-9 
    Recommended spare parts, 6-l 
    Recording instructions for mailbox, 3-39,3-44 
    Remote message notification, 2-8, 2-10,3-l& 3-26 
    outgoing access, 3-50 
    pager information, 3-50 
    programming, 2-15,3-39,3-41,3-42 
    Remote messaging capacities, l-2 
    Remote notification tables, 3-42,3-46, 3-50 
    Remote programming, 3-10 
    direct connection, 3-12 
    modem, l-4 
    Replacement parts 
    ordering, 6-l 
    recommended spares, 6-l 
    Replay messages, 2-12 
    forward/rewind increment timer, 3-56 
    S 
    Save/restore, 3-63,3-67 
    Saving messages, 2-12 
    Serial/Parallel Port Combination Card (SPC) 
    illustration, 1-16 
    installation, l-6 
    Shortest message allowed timer, 3-56 
    Software 
    applications, l-3, 1-17 
    database, 3-9 
    Special delivery messages, 2-13 
    Stand-alone programming, 3-10 
    Subscriber, 2-8,2-11 
    Subscriber statistics, 3-46,3-52 
    Subscriber statistics report, 3-40, 3-45 
    System administrator, 2-8,2-17,3-57 
    System capacities, l-2 
    System maintenance, 3-63 
    System passwords, 3-66 
    System specifications, l-3 
    T 
    Technical support, 5-9 
    Telephone system interface, 3-46 
    256/832-port systems, 4-12 
    AXXESS system, 4-30 
    RSP system, 4-17 
    GLX-Plus system, 4-29 
    GMX-152D system, 4-25 
    GMX-48 system, 4-21 
    IMX 1224/2460 system, 4-17 
    IMX 2448 system, 4-21 
    installation, l-8 
    programming, 3-53 
    troubleshooting, 5-3 
    Telephone systems, l-2,4-3 
    Text box, 3-3 
    Time, 3-63 
    Timers, 3-46,3-54 
    Tool and supplies, l-5 
    Troubleshooting 
    charts, 5-2-5-8 
    checklist, 5-2  Replying to messages, 2-12 
    Reports, 3-58 
    Return policy, 5-9 
    RS232 connection, l-7 
    COM port, 3-10,3-12 
    INTER-TEL PRACTICES 
    IVX500 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INDEX 
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    							INDEX 
    Issue 1, August 1994 INTER-TEL PRACTICES 
    IVX500 INSTAUATION & MAINTENANCE 
    U 
    Unlisted number 
    extension ID, 2-4 
    mailbox, 2-21 
    V 
    Validated voice mailbox numbers, 2-9 
    256/832port systems, 4-15 
    A?CXESS system, 4-31 
    ESP system, 4-19 
    GMX-152D system, 4-27 
    GMX-48 system, 4-24 
    IMX 1224/2460 system, 4-19 
    IMX 2448 system, 4-24 
    Voice computer hunt group dial string timer, 3-56 
    Voice computer hunt groups, 4-3 
    256l832port systems, 4-12,4-17 
    dial rules, 4-4 
    DTMP feedback tones, 4-4 
    GMX-48 system, 4-21 
    IMX 2448 system, 4-21 
    Voice mail, 2-2,2-7,3-17,3-20 
    broadcast messages, 2-17 
    custom recordings, 2-18 
    directory, 2-14,2-20,3-57 
    group lists, 2-8,2-17,3-31 
    mailbox maintenance, 2-17 
    mailboxes, 2-8,2-11 
    messages, 2-12,2-13,2-16 
    non-subscriber, 2-16 
    programming, 3-46,3-57 
    subscribers, 2-8,2-11 
    system administrator, 2-8, 2-17,3-57 
    troubleshooting, 5-6,5-7 
    validated mailbox numbers, 2-9 
    voice prompts, l-17 
    volume level, 3-57 
    Voice Processing Card (VPC), l-3 
    illustration, 1-14, l-15 
    installation, l-6 
    Voice prompts 
    installation, l-17 
    troubleshooting, 5-6 
    Voice talk, 3-53,4-3,4-4 
    256/832port systems, 4-12,4-15,4-17,4-21 
    ESP system, 4-19 
    Gh4X-48 system, 4-23 
    IMX 122412460 system, 4-19 
    Ih4X 2448 system, 4-23 
    Voice talk feedback timer, 3-56 
    W 
    Wall mount shelf, l-5 
    Warranty, ix 
    Windows 
    how to use, 3-3 
    multiple, 3-5 
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