Inter-Tel Microprocessor Key Installation And Maintenance Practices Manual

INTER-TEL PRACTICES FEATURES 
SECTION 340-100-200 
Issue 3, April 1983 
Digits Keysets 
Pressed Accessed 
Xl 10-19 
*2 20-29 
x3 30-39 
*4 40-41 
*5 All Keysets 
SPCL (On Model 
1032T Only) All Keysets 
After you hear the double beep, you have 10 seconds 
to make the announcement. 
Refer to Section 340-100-400 for programming 
instructions for removing a keyset from paging. 
4.08 Message Waiting Indication 
The message waiting indication feature can be used 
to leave and receive messages at the...

FEATURES 
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To use the account code on an outside call, enter an 
asterisk (*) after dialing; this is to distinguish the 
account code from the telephone number. Then 
enter the account code and perform any normal 
MPK function. When the call is terminated, the 
called telephone number and account code will be 
printed. 
The account code is output to the telephone net- 
work. Therefore, if the account code is dialed first or 
during a Special Service Call (SPRINT,...

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assigned key on the DSS/BLF, steady ‘or flashing 
states of the individual lamps beneath the keys 
indicate a wide variety of useful information. 
A steady lamp on the DSS/BLF indicates that the 
station is in use. A lamp on the DSS/BLF flashing at a 
slow rate (once every two seconds, 30 IPM) indicates 
that the station is in the do-not-disturb mode. A 
station lamp flashing at a fast rate, (twice a second, 
120 IPM) indicates that there is a line recalling from 
that station. The...

FEATURES 
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features. The initialized status of these features 
are: 
1. 
5. 
6. 
7. 
8. 
9. 
10. All keysets can gain access to all outside 
lines. 
The operator’s extension is 10. 
The message zenter is extension 10. 
Only the operator’s extension will ring 
audibly for incoming calls. 
There will be: no station options on any 
keysets. 
The transfer recall time is 60 seconds. 
The hold recaiil time is 60 seconds. 
No numbers have been designated as ab- 
sorbed...

INTER-TEL PRACTICES FEATURES 
SECTION 340-100-200 , 
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4 - Conference Card Compatibility - Not 
normally used. 
5 - 12 Second Redial - Inhibits the last 
number redial key from reselecting a 
line until 12 seconds have elapsed 
with no dialing. This is necessary to 
allow chained speed-dialed calls. 
6 - Held Call Loop Release (1.2 Seconds) 
- For use with systems served by ESS 
(Electronic Switching System) Cen- 
tral Offices. 
7 - 600 Millisecond Hookflash - For use 
behind a PABX...

FEATURES 
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Issue 3, April 1983 INTER-TEL PRACTICES 
7.06 Executive Priority Call Waiting (Switch 6) 
When this switch is closed, the station has the ability 
to signal a station that is busy every time the pound 
(#) key is pressed (but no more than approximately 
once every four seconds). Note that activating this 
feature disables the intercom callback feature. 
Stations with a call camped-on, with switch 3 open 
or in the do-not-disturb mode cannot be signaled. 8.04 Enable Error...

INTER-TEL PRACTICES INSTALLATION 
SECTION 340-100-300 
Issue 3, April 1983 
INSTALLATION 
CONTENTS PAGE 
1.00 INTRODUCTION ..................... 
.3-l 
General 
............................. ..3- 1 
Unpacking ........................... 
.3-l 
KSU Location ......................... 
.3-l 
Power Supply Installation ............. 
.3-2 
System Electrical Test ................. 
.3-2 
2.00 CABLING INSTRUCTIONS ............ 
.3-2 
General Requirements ................ 
.3-2 
Starting the Cabling....

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D. The KSU is not located near any Strong magnetiti 
fields, such as heavy motors or large copy 
machines. 
E. AC power from a dedicated circuit breaker. 
F. Placement of the KSU more than 4 in. from all 
walls. 
1.04 Power Supply Installation 
It is recommended that the power supply be mounted 
approximately 4 in. above the KSU. (Refer to Figure 
3-2.) Connect the power cable between the power 
supply and the KSU. 
NOTE: Do not force the...

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3.00 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD INSTALLATION 
3.01 Central Processor Unit (CPU) PCB 
To install the CPU PCB (340.10) proceed as follows: 
1. Inspect the CPU PCB for loose integrated 
circuits or shorted component leads. 
2. Check the rear (solder side) of the PCB to 
ensure there is no shipping foam or tape at- 
tached to the card. 
3. Activate onboard battery by moving the min- 
iature shorting clip so as to short the two pins 
closest to the card edge. (Refer to Figure 3-9.) 
4. Verify...

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B. To connect the STN PCB to INTER-TEL MPK 
keysets proceed as follows: 
C. Method A 
1. Method A requires the use of specialized 
six-conductor modular plugs connected dir- 
ectly to the MPK station PCB. (Refer to 
Figures 3-4 and 3-6.) 
2. Connect the modularized station cable dir- 
ectly into the associated PCB. 
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for all stations. 
D. Method B 
1. Method B requires the use of a special 66 
type (S66M450-MPK) connec!ing...