Toshiba Strata Xiie, Strata Xxe Electronic Key Telephone Systems Installation And Maintenance Manual

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DND station, that station may be advised 
that a call is waiting by dialing a. A tone 
signal will be heard at the DND station. set or depressing the m key. The ringing 
,, m-m 
line will be automaticairy serectea. 
DP/MF Mode Change (m Key): Allows 
a station to change DP/MF modes via a 
m key. Saved Number Redial: A programmable key 
(m that saves a dialed number for redial 
at a later time. May be used any time, and is 
exclusive of the Last Number...

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f) Voice or Tone Signalling: The DSS may 
be programmed for tone or voice signailing 
preference independently of the remainder 
of the system. As with all stations, the oper- 
ator can choose the alternate mode by dial- 
ing a B following the station number. 
Door Phone/Monitor Stations: Allows op- 
tional door phone unit(s) to distinctively ring 
preselected EKTs. EKT dialing to an individ- 
ual door phone unit provides monitoring 
capabilities on...

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, This 20-key EKT features a 32-character 
alphanumeric LCD, full speakerphone capa- 
bility, and the same key flexibility as the 
20-key EKT. See Station-to-Station Message 
Waiting with LCD. 
TIE Lines: The HTIB optional module allows 
two E & M TIE lines to be connected to the 
system. Each TIE line reduces the system 
capacity by one CO line; each HTIB reduces 
the system capacity by two OPX stations. 
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ELECTRONIC KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTlONS 
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JULY 1986  TOSHIBA SYSTEM PRACTICES 
ELECTRONIC KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM 
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Strata XII= & XXe 
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SYSTEM TEST PROCEDURES .................... 23 
09.00 EKT Functional Check ....................... 23 
09.10 Off-Premise Extension/Conventional Telephone Functional Check ... 24 
09.20 Off-Premise Line Circuit Functional Check ............. 24 
09.30 SMDR Functional Check ...................... 25...

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 
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CAAU BATTERY STRAP ....................... 
HKSU WALL MOUNTING ...................... 
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01 GENERAL 
01 .Ol This section describes the installation 
procedures necessary to ensure proper opera- 
tion of the 
Strata X//e & XX= systems. 
The installation procedures for the two sys- 
tems vary only in relation to size; all other 
factors are the same. 
02 PACKING 
02.01 When a Strata system is received, 
examine all packages and carefully note any 
visible damage. If any damage is found, bring it 
to the attention of the delivery carrier and 
make the proper claims. 
02.02 Check the number of...

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ommended battery pack (customer-supplied) 
consists of two maintenance-free, automobile- 
type 12 VDC batteries (maximum 80 amp/ 
hour rating). With the optional HPBU-8 assem- 
bly installed, all functions of either 
Strata 
system will continue to operate for several 
hours after a loss of normal electrical power 
(the actual period of time is a direct ratio of 
line/trunk configuration to the type and size of 
batteries selected). Calls will...