Inter-Tel Microprocessor Key Installation And Maintenance Practices Manual

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l All keysets can gain access to all outside lines. 
l The operator’s station (ext. 10) will be the only 
keyset that will ring in audibly for incoming 
calls. All others will just flash. 
l Message center is station 10. 
l There will be no options on any telephones. 
Q The transfer recall time is 60 seconds. 
l The hold recall Grne is 60 seconds. 
l No number has been designated as an ab- 
sorbed digit. 
l No lines have been designated as WATS lines....

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signal will be activated. To cancel the error signal, 
press the # key followed by any system parameter 
number. Doing this will cancel the erroneous entry 
and allow entry of correct information. 
> A. System Programming Sequence. To begin the 
system programming sequence, place the CPU 
in the program mode by setting function switch Yj& 1 (PROGRAM) on the CPU PCB in the closed 
position. 
The operator’s station is now...

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Option 
Numbers Function 
(1) SMDR 7 digits or more, 30 second 
duration. 
(2) SMDR 8 digits or more, 30 second 
duration. 
(3) Enable error messages. 
(4) Conference card compatibility. 
(5) 12-second redial timing. 
(6) Loop release 1.2 seconds. 
(7) 600 ms hookflash. 
Figure 4-3. System Options 
When the desired parameters have been 
changed, lift and replace the handset. This 
terminates the programming sequence. If no 
other...

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Option 
Numbers 
(2) 
(4) 
(6) Function 
Remove from paging. 
Ring intercom first. 
Toll restrict. 
Figure 4-7. Station Options 
After you change the desired parameters on the 
first station, lift and replace the handset of that 
station. This terminates the programming se- 
quence for that station. Repeat the programming 
sequence for all stations that are to be changed, 
making sure to terminate the sequence at every 
station. 
The station parameters can also be entered at the 
KSU...

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B. EQUAL SIGN (=). The equal sign (=) prompt at 
the extreme left column of the 
programming 
terminal indicates that the major programming 
areas of the system may be accessed. 
These 
areas are explained in Section 4.02. 
C. COMMAND LINE AND CARRIAGE RETURN 
(CR). The MPK system uses the command line 
format for the system data entry. A command 
entered in this format is not executed until the 
carriage return is pressed. This format allows the...

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NOTES: I) If response to the TEST feature is not as 
stafedabove, contact INTER-TEL’s Field 
Service. 
2) When TEST feature is entered, all user- 
defined programming will be erased. 
B. INIT (Initialize).l’heinitializefeatureisactivated 
by typing lNlT (CR) on the terminal. This will 
cause the 6801 microprocessor to place the MPK 
system in its basic mode of operation. The basic 
mode of operations is as follows: 
l All keysets can gain access to all outside lines. 
l The...

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STATION PROGRAM INPUT 
#I) Lines Restricted 
#2) Ring In From Line 
#3) Station Options 
2) Remove From Paging 
4) Ring Intercom First 
6) Toll Restriction 
SYSTEM PROGRAM INPUT (OPERATOR ONLY). 
#4) First Recall Time 
#5) Second Recall Time 
#6) Absorbed Digit Identification 
#7) WATS Line identification 
#8) System Options 
1) SMDR - 7 digits or more, 30 sec. duration 
2) SMDR - 8 digits or more, 30 sec. duration 
3) Enable...

INTER-TEL MPK 
Programming 
Code 
Extension # 
- User: 
#l 
Lines Restricted = 
9 #2 
s 
#3 
f 
W 
DIP 
Switch 
Station 
Ring In From Lines = 
Options: 
Disable Page Zone = 2 
Ring Intercom First= 4 
Toll Restriction 
=6 
Instrument: MPKA 0 
MPK/II 0 
Keyset Options 
Enable/Disable 
Digit 1 Dial 
Speed Transfer 
Off-Hook Ring 
Night Station 
Full-Duplex Speakerphone 
Executive Priority 
Do-Not-Disturb Programming 
Code 
#l 
#2 
#3 
DIP 
Switch 
1 
Digit 1 Dial 
2 
Speed Transfer 
3 Off-Hook Ring 
4...

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i. INTER-TEL PRACTICES 
MPU 
System Class of Service 
Programming Record 
At Operator’s station (ext. 10): 
Transfer Recall Time (#,4): (l-255 seconds). 
Hold Recall Time (#,5): (l-255 seconds). 
Absorbed Digit I.D. (#,6): (2 through 9) 
WATS Line I.D. (#,7): - - __ - __ __ __ - - __ 
System Options (#,8) 1 - SMDR - 7 digits or more, 30 set duration. 
2 - SMDR - 8 digits or more, 30 set duration. 
3 - Enable Error Message. 
4 - Conference PCB...

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MPK Switch Position Option 
Descridion 
1 
CLOSED Digit 1 Dialing 
2 CLOSED Speed Transfer 
3 CLOSED 
4 CLOSED 
5 
CLOSED 
6 CLOSED 
7 CLOSED Off-Hook Ring 
Night Station 
Full-Duplex 
Speakerphone 
Executive 
Priority Call Waiting 
Do-Not-Disturb 
Night Ring Precedes all IO-digit stored speed dial numbers with 
a 1. 
When the station is connected to an outside line 
every 2-or-3 digit keystroke entry initiates a transfer...