TiE Onyx 2, 3, 4, 5 Service And Programming Manual

							I- SYSTEM UTILITIES
IE- RESET EXPANSION CABINETS (56x120 AND 72x180 ONLY)
Description
 a 56x120 or  180  use this option to reset the expansion cabinets.
Using this option simulates pressing the reset button on the expansion cabinet
Memory PCB. For maintenance purposes. it may be desirable to reset the
expansion cabinets. (Refer to the HD- System Status option). Resetting drops
all calls in progress in the cabinet 
 select. With the IE option. you can
reset the cabinets remotely. There 
IS no need to actually go to the expansion
cabinet installation site.
Note:To reset the main cabinet. press the reset switch on the main cabinet MEM
PCB.
Conditions
None
Default 
None
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System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type 
 You see: 
Type E. You see: ENTER CABINET NUMBER  
Enter the number of the expansion cabinet you want to reset. You see:
SURE? 
 Type Y to reset the cabinet you selected in step 3.
OF
 Type  to return to step2 without resetting a cabinet.
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							I- SYSTEM UTILITIES
IP- PORT RELEASE
Description
Use this option to release an extension or trunk that is active on a call.
Releasing an extension or trunk terminates the active call. You may-have to
do this, for example. if a trunk locks up. Use this command as an alternative
to resetting a PCB (the IR option). You can only use 
 if the extension or
trunk is active on a call.
None
Default Value
None
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System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type I. You see: 
Type P. You see: RELEASE UTILITY, EXT # 
Enter the number of the extension/trunk you want to release and press
RETURN. You see: DONE, If you see. “NO CHANGE, TRY AGAIN,” the extension/trunk you tried to releasewas not active.
Go back to step 3 and enter another extension/trunk number to release.
OR
 Press ESC to return to the Main Menu.
     
						

							I- SYSTEM UTILITIES
IR- RESET LINE/TRUNK CARD
IR- RESET EXPANSION KSU
Description
In large systems. use this option to reset a line/trunk PCB. This may be
desirable for maintenance purposes.
Resetting a line/trunk PCB initializes the
trunk interface circuits and drops all calls in progress on the 
PCB.
In VS, use this option to reset the expansion CEU. This may be desirable for
maintenance purposes. or after adding an expansion CEU. Resetting the
expansion CEU drops all calls in progress in the expansion CEU.
Conditions
None
Default 
None
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None
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry 
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type I. You see: 
 Type For 12x36 and 32x60 systems, skip to step 3. For VS, skip to Step 4.
(56x120 and 72x180 systems only)
 You see: CABINET 
 Enter the designation for line/trunk  cabinet. The choices are M
(main cabinet), 1 (expansion cabinet 1) or 2 (expansion cabinet 2).
When you see: 
 CARD  enter the number of the line/trunk PCB
you want to reset. You see: 
SURE?  [Y/N]
 Type Y to reset the large system PCB you selected in step 3 or the VS
expansion CEU.
OR
 Type N to return to step 2 without resetting.
 Go back to step 2.
OR
 Press ESC to return to the Main Menu.
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							I- SYSTEM UTILITIES
IS- SIDE TONE TEST
Description
Use this option to adjust the side tone level for each trunk. When you initiate
IS, the system:
 Seizes the. trunk you specify for testing
 Outputs the side tone test digit onto the trunk
 Listens for the side tone level
 Automatically adjusts the side tone gain for optimum level
The system automatically does a side tone test on each trunk after power up.
Use the IS option if the trunk characteristics change after the initial
installation. The system does not perform a side tone test on DID, tie and
OPX trunks.
The system will try and make the side tone test five times on a faulty trunk. If
the test fails the fifth time, the system marks it as dead. If you correct the
problem, the system starts the side tone tests again.
Conditions
Use QR- Side Tone Test Digit to set the digit the system uses for side tone
test.
If you use IS- Side Tone Test to adjust side tone for a trunk, the system
overrides the QE- Manual 
 entry.
Default Value
None
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None
System Reports, Diagnostics and Maintenance Utilities
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type  You see: 
Type S. You see LINE # 
Enter the number of the line/trunk circuit you want to test and press 
You see: DONE
 Go back to step 3.
OR
 Press ESC to return to the Main Menu. 
						

							I- SYSTEM UTILITIES
IT- ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE DECODERS (ONYX IV)
Description
Use this option to activate or deactivate the system 
 decoders
(receivers). A 
 technician may have to do this during trouble‘shooting
to isolate a faulty receiver. The 
IT option can activate or deactivate DTMF
receivers in:
  and VAU 
o The MLU PCB
 SLU 
o Special Trunk Interfaces 
The receivers in the  VAU and MLU  are a resource
available to any port in the system.
 P/N 89748 extensions and DISA
trunks use these receivers when 
 calls. The receivers in SLU 
and the  are available only to the  in those units. They are not a
system resource. 
 with integral DTMF receivers (P/N 89749) are not
affected by this option.
The following chart shows the 
IT- ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE DECODERS
number for each DTMF receiver. The system resource decoders are
unshaded:
Unit
CabinetIT Circuit 1
 MLUPCB.....
.  .
(Ports 29 
 30; . . . . 
. . 
I
 
 PCB . . . . .  . . , . . . . . . 
(Last 2 PCB ports)
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							I- SYSTEM UTILITIES
IT- ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE DECODERS (ONYX 
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Conditions
None
Default 
Decoders activated.
None
None
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data 
at the programming terminal:
Type I. You see: 
Type T. You see: TONE DECODER # 00
 Press RETURN to activate/deactivate decoder 00.
 OR
Enter the number of the decoder you want to activate/deactivate and press
RETURN.
 Type Y to  the decoder you select.
OR
 The N to deactivate the decoder you select.In either case, you go to the next consecutive decoder. 
						

							J- COMMUNICATIONS PORT PARAMETERS
PORT SPEED
Description
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Use this option to change the speed (baud rate) of the system serial ports. For
the large systems. these are the COM PCB ports. You make a 
 entry
for each port. The COM PCB lower port should connect to a modem; The
upper port should connect to a standard DTE RS-232-C terminal. For VS, this
option sets the speed for the main CEU AUX Module serial port. This port is
for a DTE terminal: the VS does not have a modem port. Refer to the system
hardware manual for more information. Your entry should be compatible
with the connected terminal or modem.
When you change the modem (lower) port speed (large system only), the
system sends out AT 
 to the modem. This preconditions the modem to
“auto baud” to the new speed.
Conditions
The attendant can change the COM PCB port baud rates from the telephone.
Refer to page 2-2.
Default Value
Both ports are set at 1200 baud.
Automatic Fault Reporting
J- Communications Port Parameters, Modem Ring Count 
 Set the
Automated Answer ring count to match the setting of the connected modem.
QC- Operator Programming, Suppress Operator Alarms  Suppress/allow
alarm indications at attendant extensions.
QK- CEU Identification Enter the text that identifies the system to the 
site service center.
QV- Trouble Report Telephone Number  This is the number the system
dials to report a major alarm to the off-site 
service center.
Automatic Fault Reporting
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type J. You see: (MODEM) 
For VS. skip to Step 3.
Enter the number for the desired modem baud rate. The choices are:
0 300 baud
 1200 baud
2 2400 baud
3 4800 baud
4 9600 baud
5 
 baud
When you see: (LOCAL)  enter the number for the desired local (terminal)
port baud rate. You see:
MODEM RING COUNT (O-9) 
Go to Modem Ring Count on the next page (large systems only) or Press
ESC.
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							J- COMMUNICATIONS PORT 
MODEM RING COUNT
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Use this option to set the automatic answer ring count for the modem
connected to the 
 PCB  port. When the COM PCB initializes, it
sends the option you select to the modem. The automatic answer 
 are
1-9 rings. If you don’t 
 the  to have automatic answer, enter 0.
You must use a Hayes compatible 
 or  modem.
This option does not apply to VS.
Conditions
None
Default 
Modem ring count is 1 (modem answers after one ring)
Automatic Fault Reporting
J- Communications Port Parameters, Port Speed 
 Set the baud rate for
Port 
A (modem) and Port B (local) to match the connected device. (The
attendant can set these options from the telephone. See page 2-2.)
QC- Operator Programming, Suppress Operator Alarms  Suppress/allow
alarm indications at attendant extensions.
 CEU Identification  Enter the text that identifies the system to the 
site service center.
QV- Trouble Report Telephone Number  This is the number the system
dials to report a major alarm to the off-site service center.
Automatic Fault Reporting
To enter data on the PRF:
No entry required.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
After programming the baud rate for port B, you see: MODEM RING COUNT
(O-9) 
Enter the automatic answer modem ring count (O-9). You return to the Main
Menu.
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							K- PROGRAMMABLE KEY  FOR  AND DSS CONSOLES
KD- 
 KEYS FOR DSS CONSOLES
Description
Use this option to assign consoles to 
 assign blocks (key
configurations) to consoles and program console key functions.
Assigning Consoles to 
You can assign a DSS Console to   You can assign as many DSS
Consoles as there are available dual ports. In the large systems, 20 of the
 can have unique programming. In VS. four consoles can have
unique programming. See Assigning Blocks below.
Assigning Blocks 
 Configurations) to DSS Consoles
The system provides for unique blocks (key configurations). The large
systems have 20 blocks: VS has four. A block  is a portion of memory for
storing the functions of the 79 programmable console keys. In 
systems, the system permanentlv assigns the first four blocks to operators l-4.
The system numbers the remain-ing blocks 1-16. You can change the
assignment for blocks 1-16. In 
 systems,  can change the
assignment for all 20 blocks. In 
 all DSS Consoles initially use block 1. If
the number of consoles exceeds the number of blocks, consoles must share
blocks. Consoles that share blocks have the same programming.
Programming Console Key Functions
You can program a console key for one of the functions in the chart below.
For this function...’ Enter this code...
Hotline to extensions. . . . .Hotline partner extension number (refer also
       .to Automatic Call Distribution) Park orbit code (60-69)
Central Office Calls. Placing
(DSS key as a 
 key) . Line access code (e.g., 801)
Paging zones. . . . P and the zone number (O-7)
Speed Dial . . . . 
 .S and the Speed Dial bin number (l-80)
Undefined . . . . . . . . . . .U
The Release key  is permanently assigned to key 80.
Conditions
None
Default 
Large Svstems
The svstem has a DSS Console programmed at extension 302, assigned to
 300.
The following default key assignments are for:
o The first four (unnumbered) blocks in 12x36 and 32x60 systems
o Block 01 in the 56x120 and 72x180 systems:
KeyAssignment
l-72. . . . .Extensions 304-375
73-76. . . . .
Page zones O-3
77-79. . . . .Park orbits 60-62
80 . . . . . . . Release
The default key assignments for all other blocks 
Assignment
l-79, 
 . .. . Undefined
80 . . . . . . Release
Refer to the respective feature for more information.
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							K- PROGRAMMABLE KEY DATA FOR  AND DSS CONSOLES
 PROGRAMMING KEYS FOR DSS CONSOLES
on
VS Systems
DSS Console automatically enabled (circuit type 06) when you plug it in
Each DSS Console assigned to extension 300
Each DSS Console 
 (configuration) 01, with key assignments as
follows:
KeyAssignment
l-47. . . . . .Extensions 304-347
48-72 . , . . Undefined
73-76. . . . .
Page zones O-3
77-79. . . . .Park orbits 60-62
80 . . . . . . . Release
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Direct Station Selection, DSS Console
E- Extensions, 
 Circuit Type  Program each DSS Console with circuit
type 06 (even numbered ports only). DSS Consoles are dual port devices. In
VS, the DSS Console is automatically enabled when you plug it in.
Direct Station Selection, DSS Console
To enter data on the PRF:
For each DSS Console, on Table 8 indicate:
 The DSS Owner
 The DSS block (configuration) number
 The DSS key definitions
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Before programming DSS Consoles, make sure the console has circuit type 
Type K. You see: 
Type D. You see: DSS 
Enter the extension number of the DSS Console you want to program.  YOU
see: DSS OWNER?
Enter the extension number of the  assigned to the DSS Console.  YOU
see: DSS BLOCK NO.
Enter the block (configuration) number for the DSS Console you are
programming and press 
RETURN. You see: KEY  
In the 56x120 and 72x180 systems, you can assign any of the 20 blocks. In the other
systems, blocks 01-04 are automatically assigned to operators  respectively. consoles share the same block, they have the same key programming.
 Press RETURN to program key 01.
OR
To program another key, enter the key number and press RETURN.
Enter data for the key you want to program from Table 7 and press RETURN.
You can press + to move one key ahead: press  to move one key back.
To list the key programming for this extension (startingwith the key 
you are press L instead of entering data.
To remove a key’s programming, type U. To undefine  the keys for the console,
starting with the key you are on, type Z.
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