Macrotel Mt-16h Installation Manual

							l Dial pad function: +* 
0 - :, .) !, 0 
5 = 
J, K, L, 5 * = Display Set 
1 = Q, Z, k, 1. 6 - M, N, 0,6 ALM/SD - Backspace 
2 = A,B,C,2 ‘-7 -‘I’, R, S, 7 ‘- ‘. MSG = Space 
. 
3 - D, E, F, 3 8 - T, U, V, 8 DSS - Message Location 
(DSSl-DSSlO) 
4 - G, H, I, 4 9 - W,X,Y,9 HOLD - Erase 
, 
l This program is available to the user, if desired by using the user password to 
enable user programming (Program 04). 
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							OFF HOOK ROUTING (PROGRAM 83) **** 
Description: 
This 
program is used to assign a hotli.ne/primetime destination for each station. The 
destination may be one of the following: 
l Station 
l Station Group 
. Trunk 
l Trunk Group 
l System Speed Dial Number 
Programming: 
1. 
Press [#I. 
2. “Programming” is displayed. 
3. Dial [83]. 
“Hot and Warm Line” is displayed. 
4. Press the DSS key of the station to be programmed, for example, DSS 02 
“EXTOZ:” and the current date is displayed. 
5. Enter the new data for the desired hot/warm line destination as follows: 
l For a station, press the associated DSS button. 
l For a station group, press * plus 1 - 3 (” + 1,2,3). 
l For a trunk, press the associated CO line button. 
l For a trunk group, dial 9 for trunk group 9 or 7 for trunk group 7. 
l For a system speed dial, dial 10 - 99. 
l To clear the data, press your own DSS button.  
						

							IHOTLINE DELAY TIME (PROGRAM 84) **** 
Description: 
’ This program is used to set the amount of time for the hotline delay. Station users 
with hotline-delay will be connected to their hotlinedewination after this timer has 
expired. 
Programming: 
1. Press [#I. 
“Programming” is displayed. 
2. Dial 
[84]. 
‘Warm Line Display” is displayed. 
3. Press the DSS key of the station to be programmed, for example, DSS 
02. 
“ExtO2: xx set” 
and the current time is dispIayed. 
4. Enter the new data (00 - 99 set). 
5. Press [#] to save 
and exit. 
Conditions: 
l Default - 05 
DELAYED RINGING (PROGRAM 85) **** 
Description: 
If you 
select ‘individual Ring Mode” in MMC 60, the fim station will ring until the 
hunt &lay time (MMC85). After the delay time, a second station begins to ring, 
then the next one, and so on. 
@J Hunt delay tiine: 
1. Press [#I. 
‘Programming” is displayed. 
2. Dial [85]. 
‘Hunt Dly:OlOS” is displayed. 
3. Enter the hunt delay time (3 digits) from 
001 to 250 seconds. 
4. Press [fl to save and exit. 
e 
Conditions: 
l Default - 010 
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							DTIUIF DURATION (PROGRAM 86) **** 
Description: 
This program is used to change the DTMF duration. 
Programming: 
1. Press [#I. 
“Programming” is displayed. 
2. Dial [86]. 
‘DTMF DUR: OlOOMS” is displayed. 
3. Enter the DTMF duration time (4 digits) from 0100 to 2500 msec. 
4. Press [#] to save and exit. 
Conditions: 
l Default = 0100 
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							HALT PRGCESSING (PROGRAM 90) **** 
Description: 
This program is-used to reduce the cal.lactivi& to zero, so that the system-may be 
powered down without disconnecting any calls in progress. The technician level 
password is needed for this MMC. 
“Programming:” is displayed. 
Press [90].  Programming: 
1. Press [#I. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. “Passcode” is displayed. 
Enter the technician passcode. 
Using the keypad, dial 0 or 1 for halt and processing. 
0 = Processing 
1 - Halt 
Press [#I to save and exit. 
conditiom 
l Default - 0 
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							‘Section 
8- 
TROUBLESHOOTING DURING INSTALLATION 
attery connectron for correct 
hone on another 
l Use shielded cable to amplifier input. 
l Verify input matches amplifier. 
receive CO calls. 
Extension does One extension 
l Check line and handset cord. 
not operate. 
l Unplug the extension and plug it again. 
l Veri fy at working port. 
Phone does not ring. 
l Check volume control on side of telephone. 
System does not Re-initi;llize 
l Soft Initialize - Use Program 25-1 to reset 
operate. the system. Turning off the AC power 
does the same. Clears: calls on hold, camp 
ons. 
l Check ring Program of #60,#61 and #62. 
l Hard initialize - Program 25-2 to reset the 
system. Turning off the power and 
removing the RAM battery does the same. 
Clears: All call processing, all data stored 
in RAM Memory. 
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							DIP SYWTCHES 
Main 
PCB Dip Switches 
Dip 2 lUh4 Banery 
Dip 3,4,8,9 Keyset on SLT 
Dip 5 Internal Music 
Dip 6,7 
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SMDR 
Dip Switches 
Dip 1,2 Page 27 
Expansion Card Dip Settings 
MT/STU/C Dip Switch (E&M Tie Lines) 
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