Vodavi Infinite 4096 Key Telephone System Installation And Maintenance Manual

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							INFINITE 4096 Hybrid Key Telephone System QUICK REFERENCE TAB= OF CONTENTS 
QUICE REFERENCE TABLE OF CONTENTS 
SECTION 100 
SECTION 200 
SECTION 300 
SECZION 400 
SECTION 500 
SECTION 600 
SECTION 700 
SECTION 710 
SECTION 720 
SECTION 730 
SECTION 740 
SECTION 745 
SECTION 750 
SECTION 755 
SECTION 760 
SECTION 765 
SECTION 800 
APPENDIX A 
APPENDIX B 
APPENDIX C INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lOO- 1 
GENERAL DESCRJPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200-l 
FEATURE DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300-l 
FEATURE OPERATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400-1 
l[NSTAILATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500- 1 
SYSTEM CHECKOUT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 600-l 
CUSTOMER DATA BASE PROGRAMMING . 700-l 
SYSTEM PARAMET ERS PROGRAMMING . . 710-l 
CO LINE A’ITRKBUTES PROGWilKMlNG . . 720-l 
STATION ATTRIBUTES PROGRAMMING . . 730-l 
UNIFORM CALL DISTRIBUTION . . . . . . . . 740-l 
VOICE MAIL GROUPS (‘V&I) . . . . . . . . . . . . 745-l 
EXCEPTION TABLES PROG-G . . . . 750-l 
LEAST COST ROUTING PROGRAMMING . . 755-l 
mIALJZING DATA BASE PARAMETERS . 760-l 
PRINTING DATA BASE PARAMETERS . . . . 765-l 
MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING 800-l 
llWXVlTE 4096 PROGRAMKIN GFORMS....A-l 
ZlV’F- 4096 COMPONENT LIST . . . . . . . . B-l 
AEC The MessengerTM 212 Plus . . . . . . . . . . C-1 
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SECTION 200 
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SECTION 300 
300.1 
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‘TABLE OF CONTENTS 
INTRODUCTION .............................. 100-l 
PURPOSE.. 
....................................... ..lOO- 1 
REGULATORYINFORMAllON (USA). 
.................... ..lOO- 1 
REGULATORYINFORMA~ON (CANADIAN) ............... ..lOO- 2 
uL/c= SAFETYCOMPLIANCE ........................ ..lOO- 3 
GENERAL DESCRIPTION ..................... 200-1 
SYSIEMTECHNOLOGY .............................. ..200- 1 
COMMON EQUIPMENI...... 
......................... ..200- 1 
PoRrcARDs ...................................... ..200- 3 
0PnONALCOMFONENl-S 
............................ ..200- 4 
STAnONS...........................................200- 5 
SYSTEMCAFAC~....................................200- 5 
SYSlXMSPECIFICATlONS ............................ ..200- 7 
MEANTlMJZBE?UrEENFAILURE(-MTI3Fl.. 
.............. ..200-17 
FEATURE DESCRIPTION ..................... 300-1 
ACCOUNICODES 
.................................. ..300- 1 
AMFLIFTEDCENTRALOFFlCEBOARD.. ................. ..300- 1 
Al-IXNDAIVl?RECALL ................................ ..300- 1 
AUl-OMATICLINEACCESS..............................300- 1 
AUTOMATIC NIGHTSERVICE ......................... ..300- 1 
AUl-OMAIICPAUSEINSERTIONWllliSPEEDDtAL ........ ..300- 1 , 
AurOMATICPRIVACY ............................... ..300- 1 
AUrOMATICSELECTION ............................. ..300- 1 
BACKGROUND MUSIC ............................... ..300- 1 
BATIERYBACK-UF(MEM0R.Y) 
........................ ..300- 1 
BAllXRYBACK-UP(SYSTEMl ......................... ..300- 1 
BUSYLAMPFIELD(BLE) ............................. ..300- 7 
CALLANNOUNCE-PRIVACY 
.......................... ..300- 7 
CALLBACK..........................................300- 7 
CALLFORWARD:STAnON.. ........................... ..300- 7 
CALLFORWARD:PRESET ............................ ..300- 7 
CALLlNGSTAnONTONEMODEOPnON ................. ..300- 8 
cAlLPARK..........................................300- 8 
CALLPICK-UP: ..................................... ..300- 8 
CALLTRANSFER 
................................... ..300- 8 
CAMP-ON ......................................... ..300- 8 
CAMP-ON RECALL .................................. ..300- 8 
CANNEDTOLLRESTRICnON 
......................... ..300- 8 
CENlREXCOMPATIBIlXIY ............................ ..300- 8 
CENIREX/PBXTRANSFER ........................... ..300- 9 
CHAINING SPEED BINS .............................. ..300- 9 
i.:3LINEACCESS ................................... ..300- 9 
cZOLINECIASSOFSERVICE............................300- 9 
CO LINECONIROL(COKTAc?) ........................ ..300- 9 
COLINEGROupS.....................................3OO- 9 
COLINELOOPSUPERVISION 
......................... ..300- 9 
COLINEQUEUE ................................... ..300- 9 
COLINEINCOMMG RINGING ASSIGNMENT ............. ..300-10 
CORINGD~CT....................................300-10 
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300.88 CONFERENCE 
...................................... 360-10 
CONFERENCE ENABLE/DISABLE 
...................... .300- 10 
DATA BASE PRINTGUT (DUMP) 
......................... 300-10 
DAY/NIGHT CLASS OF SERVICE (COS) 
................... 300-10 
DEFAULT BUrrON MAPPING 
.......................... 300-10 
DIALPULSESENDING 
................................ 300-10 
DIALING P 
l?IvIuxEs 
.............................. ..300-10 
DIRECTGRY DIALING 
................................ 300-12 
DIRECTINWARDSYSIEMACCESS(DISAl 
................ 300-12 
DIRECT STATION SELECDON 
.......................... 300-12 
DIRECTED CALLPICKUP 
............................. .300-12 
DIRECIGRYDIALING 
................................ 300-12 
DISABLE OUIGGING CO LINEACCESS 
.................. 300-12 
DO NOTDISlURB (DNDI 
.............................. 300-12 
MMFSENDING.....................................300-13 
EMERGENCY TRANSFER. 
............................. 300-13 
END To END SIGNALLING 
............................ 300- 13 
EXCLUSIVE HOLD 
300- 13 
EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 300-13 
EXECUTIVE/SECR TRANSFER 
.................... 300- 13 
EXl-ERNAL NIGHT RINGING 
........................... 300- 13 
FLASH 
.......................................... ..300-13 
FIASH ON INTERCOM 
................................ 300-13 
FL4SH WTIH SPEED DIAL 
............................. 300-13 
FLEXIBLEATTENDANT 
............................. ..300-13 
FLEXIBLE BUITON ASSIGNMENT 
....................... 300- 13 
FORCED ACCOUNT CODES 
........................... 300- 14 
FORCED LEASTCOSTROUXNG (LCRI 
................... 300-14 
GROUP CALL PICK-UP 
................................ 300- 14 
HEADSETCOMPATIBILTIY 
............................ 300-14 
HEADSET MODE 
.................................... 300-14 
HEARING AID COMPATIBLE 
........................... 300- 14 
HOLD PREFERENCE 
................................. 300- 14 
HOLD RECALL 
...................................... 300- 14 
HOT~..........................................300-14 
HUNTGROUPS 
..................................... 300-14 
INCOMING CO LINES OFF-NET FORWARD (VIA SPEED DIAL) 
.3OO- 15 
INTERCOM CALLING 
................................. 300-15 
INTERCOM SIGNALING SELECT 
........................ 3OO- 15 
LASTNUMBERREDIAL (LNRj 
.......................... 300-15 
LCD INl-ERACllVE DISPLAY 
........................... 300-15 
LEAST COST ROUDNG &CR] 
.......................... 300-15 
LOOP BUrrON CO LINE ACCESS 
....................... 
300-16 
LOUD BELL CONTROL (LBC) 
........................... 300-16 
MEET ME PAGE 
..................................... 300-16 
MESSAGE WAIHNG 
.................................. 300-16 
MESSAGE WAmNG REMINDERTONE 
................... 300-16 
MUSIC ON HOLD 
.................................... 300- 16 
MUTEKEY.........................................300-16 
NAME IN LCD DISPLAY 
............................... 300-17 
MGKI’ SERVICE 
.................................... 300- 17 
OFF-HOOK PREFERENCE 
............................. 
300- 17 
OFF-HOOK SIGNALLXNG 
.............................. 300- 18 
OFF-HOOK VOICE ANNOUNCE 
......................... 
300- 18 
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300.142 OFF-PREMISE EXTENSIONS (0PX.l ..................... .300- 18 
ON HOOK DIALING .................................. .300-18 
ON LINE PRGG RAMMING ............................ ..300-18 
PAGING ......................................... ..300-18 
PAUSETIMER .................................... ..300-18 
PBX DIALING CODES ................................ .300-18 
PERSONALIZED MESSAGES .......................... .300-18 
PHONE BOX ....................................... .3OO-19 
POOL BUlTGN OPERAnON ........................... .300-19 
PREFERREDLINEANSWER............................300-19 
PRlVACYRELEASE...................................300-19 
PRIVATELINE .................................... ..300-19 
PULSE-TO-TONE SWITCHOVER ........................ .300- 19 
RANGE PRGG RAMMING...............................300-19 
REMCYIE ADMINIS’IRATTON .......................... .300-19 
REMOTE SYSTEM MONITGRAND MAINTENANCE ......... .300-20 
SAVE NUMBER REDIAL (SNRJ ......................... .300-20 
SINGLE LINE TELEPHONE (SLl’J COMPATIBILJIY .......... .300-20 
STAnON MESSAGE DETAIL RECORDING (SMDRj .......... .300-20 
SPEAKERPHONE ................................... .300-20 
STATION CLASS OF SERVICE ......................... .300-20 
STAnON 
SPEED DIAL ............................... .3OO-20 
SYSTEMCAPACI’IY ................................ ..300-2 1 
SYSTEMHOLD.. .................................. ..300-2 1 
SYSTEM SPEED DIAL ................................ .300-21 
TOLL RESlRJCnON VABLE DRIVEN) ................... .300-21 
TRANSFER RECALL ........ :, ....................... .300-21 
UNIFORM CALL DISl-RIBUIlON (UCD) ................... .300-21 
UNIVERSAL NIGHT .ANSWER (-UNA) ..................... .300-22 
VOICE MAIL GROUPS (VM) ............................ .300-22 
VOLUME CONTROLS ................................ .300-22 
ACCOUNT CODE ................................... .300-23 
AUTOMATIC LINE ACCESS ............................ .300-23 
CALLFORWARD.....................................300- 23 
CAMPON 
........................................ ..300-2 3 
CONFERENCE ..................................... .300-23 
CONFERENCE m PERSONAL PARK ................. .300-23 
DIRECT OUTSIDE LINE ACCESS ....................... .300-23 
DIRECTOUTSIDE LINE RINGING ....................... .300-23 
DIRECTED CALLPICKUP ............................ .300-23 
DO NOTDISlURB .................................. .300-23 
GROUl’CALLPICKUF’ ............................... .300-23 
INTERCOM CALLING ................................ .300-23 
MESSAGE WATI’ING/CALL BACK ....................... .300-23 
MESSAGE WAD-ING INDICATION ....................... .3OO-24 
MGKTSERVICE.....................................300-2 4 
OFF-HOOK PREFERENCE ............................. 
300-24 
PERSGNALPARK .................................. ..3OO-2 4 
QUEUING.. 
...................................... ..NO- 24 
STATION SPEED DIAL ............................... .300-24 
SYSTEM SPEED DIAL ................................ .300-24 
TRANSFER 
....................................... ..300-2 4 
Al-IENDANT DISABLE OUTGGING ACCESS ............... .300-24 
ATTENDANT OVERFLOW ............................. 
.300-24 
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SECTION 400 
400.1 
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400.3 
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400.32 
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400.34 
400.35 
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400.38 
400.39 
400.40 
ATTENDANT OVERRIDE 
.............................. 300-24 
ATTENDANT FQSHlON 
............................... NO-24 
ATTENDANT 
RECALL. 
................................ 300-24 
AUTOMATIC NIGHT MODE 
............................ 300-25 
DIRECTORY DIALING 
................................ 300-25 
INCOMING CO LINE OFF-NET FORWARD 
................. 300-25 
TIMEAND DATE PROG 
RAMMING 
....................... 300-25 
ATTENDANT SEARCH 
................................ 
300-25 
BUSY IAMP REID INDICATORS 
........................ 
300-25 
DIRECT STAnON CALLING 
............................ 300-25 
MAPPING OPDONS 
.................................. 300-25 
RELEASEKEY.. 
.................................. ..300-2 6 
FEATURE OPE-TION 
....................... .400-l 
INIRODUCITON.. .................................. ..400- 1 
KEY TELEPHONE STAnON FEATURES 
.................... 400- 1 
ANSWERING AN OUTSIDE CALL 
......................... 400-4 
PIACINGAN OUTSIDE CALL ON 
HOLD 
.................... 400-4 
ANSWERING A RECALL 
................................ 400-4 
ACCOW CODES 
.................................... 400-4 
DISABLE OUl-GOING CO LINE ACCESS 
................... 400-4 
PLACING AN OUTSIDE CALL [Automatic Line Selection) 
....... 400-4 
BACKGROUND MUSIC (Optional) 
........................ 400-4 
AUI-QMATIC SELECTION 
................................ 
400-4 
CALLBACK 
....................................... ..400- 4 
CALL FORWARD: STATION 
............................. 400-5 
CALL FORWARD: PRESET 
............................. 400-6 
CALL FORWARD: CO LINES 
............................ 400-6 
CALLING STATION TONE MODE OPTION 
.................. 400-7 
CALLPARK 
....................................... ..400- 7 
CALL PICK-UP: GROUP 
................................ 400-7 
CALLTRANSFER.. 
................................. ..460- 7 
TRANSFERRING CO CALLS TO A STATION FORWARDED To VM 400-8 
CAMP-ON...........................................400- 8 
CO LINE ACCESS 
.................................... 400-8 
QUEUING 
........................................ ..400- 8 
CONFERENCE COMBINATIONS 
......................... 400-8 
DIRECTED CALL PICK-UP 
.............................. 400-9 
DIRECTINWARD SYSFEMACCESS (DISA) 
................. 400-g 
DIRECTGRY DIALING 
................................. 400-9 
DONCYI’DISlURB 
................................... 
400-10 
EXCLUSATE HOLD 
................................... 400- 10 
EXECUITVE OVERRIDE. 
.............................. 
400-10 
EXECUllVE/SECRETARY TRANSFER 
.................... 
400- 11 
FLASH 
.......................................... ..400-11 
FLASH ON INTERCOM 
................................ 
400-11 
J?LEXIBLEBUITONASSIGNMENT.......................400-11 
HEADSET MODE 
.................................... 
400-12 
INTERCOM CALLING 
................................. 
400-12 
INTERCOM ‘TRANSFER 
............................... 400- 12 
LAST NUMBER REDIAL 
............................... 400-13 
LEAST COST ROUTING 
............................... 
400- 13 
LCR QUE CANCEL 
................................... 
400-13 
MEETME PAGE., 
.................................... 400-13 
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400.94 MESSAGEWAmNG ................................ 
..4.00-13 
MurEKEY ....................................... ..400-14 
OFF-HOOK PREFERENCE ............................ .400- 14 
OFF-HOOK VOICE ANNOUNCE (OHVAI .................. .400- 14 
PAGING ......................................... ..400-14 
PBX/CENLREX TRANSFER 
........................... .400- 14 
PERSONALIZED MESSAGES .......................... .400-15 
PERSONALIZEDMESSAGECODEONAFLEXKEY ......... .400-15 
PHONE BOX RINGING ............................... .400-15 
PRIME FLEX BUXTON PROG RAMMING ................. ..400-15 
PROGRAMMINGYOURNAMEINl-OTHELCDDISPLAY ...... .400-15 
PULSETOTONE SWl-ICHOVER 
........................ .400-15 
SAVE NUMBERREDIAL .............................. .400-16 
PROGRAM.MING PBX/CE= CODES ONTO FLEX BUITON .400- 16 
SPEAKERPHONE 
................................... .400- 16 
STAnON SPEED DIAL ............................... .400-16 
STORINGSPEEDNUMBERS .......................... .400-16 
SYSTEM SPEED DIAL ................................ .400-16 
UNIFORM CALL DISTRIBUITON (UCD) ................... .400-17 
UN-WE= NIGHTANSWER 0 ..................... .400-17 
VOICE MAIL OPERA’IlON 0 ......................... .400-17 
VOLUMECONTROls ............................... ..400-18 
ACCOUNT CODE ................................... .400-18 
CALLBACK.. ..... . ................................ .400-18 
CALLFORWARDKNG..................................400-18 
CALLING STAnON TONE MODE OFTION 
................. .400-18 
CAMP-ON ........................................ ..400-18 ! 
CALL PARK (System) ................................. .400-19 
CALLTRANSFER .................................. ..400-19 
CLEAR CALL FORWARD. DND, PERSONALIZED MESSAGES .. .400- 19 
CO LINEQUEUTNG 
.................................. .400-19 
CONFERENCE ..................................... .400- 19 
CONFERENCE WITH PERSONAL PARK .................. .400-19 
DIRECT OUTSIDE LINE ACCESS 
....................... .400-19 
DIRECTED CALL PICK-UP ............................ .400-19 
DONOTDISIURB ................................. ..400-2 0 
PBX/CENIREX TRANSFER (Flash Co mmandtoCOLine)......400-2 0 
GROUP CALL PICK-UP ............................... .400-20 
PLACINGCALLSONHOLD ............................ .400-20 
INTERCOM CALLING ................................ .400-20 
LCR QUEUING (Automatic) ............................ .400-20 
LCRQUECALLBACK ................................ .400-20 
LCRCANCEL ..................................... ..400-2 0 
MESSAGEWAITING ................................ ..400-2 0 
OFF-HOOK PREFERENCE ............................ .400-20 
PERSONALIZED MESSAGES .......................... .400-21 
PAGING ......................................... ..400-2 1 
PERSONAL PARK (Flip-Flop) ........................... .400-21 
PROGRAMMING YOUR NAME WK) THE LCD DISPLAY ...... .400-21 
STATION SPEED DIAL ............................... .400-21 
WRING STATION SPEED NUMBERS 
................... .400-21 
SYSTEM SPEED DIAL ................................ .400-22 i 
UNIVERSAL NIGHT ANSWER fUNA) ..................... .400-22 
UCD AVAILABLE/UNAVAIIABLE ....................... 
.400-22 
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SECTION 500 
500.1 
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ANSWERING AN OUTSIDE CALL 
........................ 400-22 
PLACING OUTSIDE LINE ON HOLD 
...................... 400-22 
ANSWERING A REULLING OUTSIDE LINE 
................ 400-22 
ATIENDANT ACTNA’DON OF BGM AT A PHONE BOX 
....... 400-22 
ATTENDANT DISABLE OUTGGING ACCESS 
............... 400-22 
ATTENDANI’OVERRlDE 
.............................. 400-22 
ATTENDANT 
lwxLL 
................................. 400-22 
DIRECTGRY DIAL ADMINISTRATION 
..................... 400-23 
EXECUl-lVE OVERRIDE 
............................... 400-24 
INTERCOM CALKNG 
................................. 400-24 
INCOMINGCOIJNESOFF-NET(viaspeeddial) 
............. 
400-24 
NIGHTSERVICE 
.................................. ..460-2 5 
SETnNG SY!XEM TIME AND DATE 
..................... 400-25 
STORING SYSTEM SPEED NUMBERS 
.................... 400-25 
AmNDANT TRANSFER SEARCH 
....................... 400-25 
PIACING AN OUTSIDE C%LL (Automatic Line Selection) 
...... 400-25 
CALLPARK 
...................................... ..400-2 5 
DO NOT DISTURB INDICATION 
......................... 400-25 
RIZTRIEVING A PARKED CALL 
.......................... 400-25 
CALL TRANSFER 
.................................... 400-26 
CAMP-ON 
.......................................... 400-26 
FLEXIBLE BUrrON PROGRAMMING 
..................... 400-26 
ME~MEPAGE.....................................400-2 6 
PAGING 
........................................... 
4-00-26 
RELEASE BUITON 
.................................. 400-27 
LCDDISPLAYS 
.................................... ..410- 1 
INSTALLATION 
................................ 500-l 
SITEPIANNING .................................... ..500- 1 
UNPACKINGTHE 4096 BASIC SYSTEM 
.................... 500-l 
SYSI’EM GROUNDING 
................................. 500-2 
KSU INSTALIATION 
................................... 500-2 
LIGHTNING PROTEC’HON 
.............................. 500-5 
EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY HOUSING (EPS) INSTALLATION 
... 500-5 
POWER SUPPLY (PSI INSTALlAnON 
...................... 500-5 
BATTERY BACK UP INSTALLATION 
....................... 500-5 
PRINTEDCIRCUTTBGARDINSTALLA’IlON 
................. 500-8 
CO/PBX CONNECHONS 
.............................. 500-l 1 
AMPLIFIED CENT&% OFFICE INTERFACE BGARD 
......... 500-l 1 
STATTON CONNECITONS 
.............................. 500-l 1 
POWER FAILURE TRANSFER AND LBC CONNECTIONS 
500-11 
KEY TELEPHONE INSTALL%TION 
................. : : : : : : 5OO- 19 
DSS/DLS INSTALLAnON 
.............................. 500-19 
PHONE BOX IN!?TALIATION 
........................... 500-19 
SINGLE LINE TELEPHONE INSTALLATION 
................ 500-19 
OFF-PREMXSE EXTENSION INSTALLAnON (OPXl 
........... 500-21 
WALL MOUNTING THE TELEPHONE 
..................... 500-23 
HEADSET INSTALLATION 
............................. 500-23 
APPLICATTON BGARD (APL) CONNECTIONS 
............... 500-23 
INSTALLING THE SINGLE LINE TELEPHONE DTMFRS 
UNIT (SLBJOO-28 
INSTALLING THE RSM (Additional RS-232C port) 
........... 
500-28 
RS-232CCONNECXONS 
.............................. 
500-28 
BACKGROUND MUSIC AND MUSIC-ON-HOLD 
............. 500-28 
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700.1 
700.2 
700.3 
700.4 
700.5 
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SECTION 710 
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710.12 
710.13 
710.14 
710.15 
710.16 
710.17 
710.18 
710.19 
710.20 
710.21 
710.22 
710.23 
710.24 
710.25 
710.26 
710.27 
710.28 
710.29 
710.30 
710.31 
710.32 
710.33 
710.34 
710.35 
710.36 INSTALLING THE EXPANSION KSU 
..................... .500-26 
SYSTEM C~xoUlT 
......................... 600-l 
INIRODUCllON 
.................................... ..600- 1 
PRELXMINARY PROCEDURES 
........................... .600-l 
POWER UP SEQUENCE 
............................... .600-l 
CUSTOMER DATA BASE PROGWUKlKlNG .... 700-1 
INlRODUCTlON 
................................... ...700-I 
PROGRAM MODE ENTRY IDataTerminal) 
................. .700-l 
PRGGRAMMODEENlRY(KeyStationl.. 
................. ..700- 7 
INTDAIZA’ITON 
.................................... ..700- 7 
CUSTGMER DATA WORKSHEERS 
....................... .700-7 
DATA BASE FIELDS 
.................................. .700-7 
SYSTEM PARABdET 
ERS PROGRAMMING. 
.... 71~1 
SYEjl-EM HOLD 
RECALLTIMER 
........................ ..710- 1 
EXCLUSIVE HOLD RECALLTlMER 
...................... .710-l 
TRANSFER RECALLnMER 
............................ .710-2 
PRESETFORWARD’TTMER 
............................. .710-2 
PAUSETIMER 
..................................... ..710- 3 
CALLPARK 
RECALLTIMER 
......... 
; .................. .710-3 
CONFERENCE TIMER 
................................ .710-4 
MESSAGE Wm REMINDERTONE 
...................... .710-4 
PAGING TIMEOUTTIMER. 
............................. .710-5 
CORINGDETECTTIMER...............................710- 5 
HOLD PREFERENCE 
................................. .7lO-6 
EXEC OVERRIDE WARNINGTONE 
...................... .710-6 
IZXTERNALNIGKTRING ............................... .710-7 
ATTENDANT OVERRIDE 
............................... .710-7 
ATTENDANT STAnON 
................................ .710-8 
LOUD BELL CONTROL 
................................ .710-8 
PBX DIALING CODES 
................................. .710-g 
ITxEcm/sEcmARY PAIRS 
....................... .710-10 
STATION MESSAGE DETAIL RECORDING (SMDRI 
.......... .710-l 1 
SEX’ADMIN. PASSWORD 
............................. .710-13 
DIAL PULSE P AR4METERs 
.......................... ..710-13 
LCRENABLE 
..................................... ..710-14 
DISA ACCESS CODE 
................................ .710-14 
PHONE BOX RING TIMER 
............................. .710-15 
ATIENDANT DEDICATED INIERCOM 
................... .710-15 
MUSICCHANNEL.. 
................................ ..710-16 
SETTING SYSTEMTIMEAND DATE 
..................... .710-16 
SLT HOOKSWITCH TTMER 
............................ 
.710-17 
SLT HOOKSWITCH BOUNCETIMER 
...... 
i ............. 
.710-17 
PAGE WARNING TONE 
............................... .710-18 
ATTENDANT 
RECALLTIMER 
......................... ..710-18 
CALL FORWARD NO ANSWERTIMER 
................... 
.710-19 
HUKTGROUPS......................................710-2 0 
WEEKLY NIGHT MODE SCHEDULE 
..................... 
.710-21 
SLT DTMF RECEIVERTIMER 
.......................... 
.710-22 
DIRECI’GRY DLALING 
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-710-23 
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							SECTION 720 
720.1 
SECTION730 
730.1 
SECTION740 
740.1 
740.2 
740.3 
SECTION 745 
745.1 
745.2 
745.3 
SEmION 750 
750.1 
750.2 
750.3 
SECTION 755 
SlSCTION760 
760.1 
760.2 
760.3 
760.4 
760.5 
760.6 
SECTION 765 
765.1 
765.2 
765.3 
765.4 
765.5 
765.8 
765.7 
SECTXON 800 
800.1 
800.2 
800.3 
APPENDIX A 
APPENDIX B 
APPENDIX C 
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ix 
CO LINE AMXIBUTES PROGfiAMMING 
..... ,720-l 
CO LINE PROC RAMMING ............................ ..720- 1 
STATION ATTRIBUTES PROGRAMMING 
..... .73&l 
STAnON PROG 
RAMMING ............................ ..730- 1 
UNIFORM CALL DISTRIBUTION 
............. .74u-1 
UNIFORM CALL DISlRIBU’l’TON (UCD) 
.................... 746-l 
UCDTlMERS 
........................................ 740-3 
ANNOUNCEMENTTABLES 
............................. 740-5 
VOICE MAIL GROUPS (VM) 
................... .74s-1 
VOICE MAIL GROUPS 
................................. 745- 1 
VOICE MAIL OUTXJLSING TABLE 
........................ 745-4 
VOICE MAIL IN-BAND DIGITS 
........................... 745-6 
EXCEPTION TABLES PROGRAMMING 
....... .zo-1 
INTRODUCnON......................................750- 1 
RELATED lTEMS TO TOLL RESTRICTION 
.................. 750-2 
TOLL RESTRICTION PROGRAMMING 
..................... 750-4 
LEAST COST ROUTING PROGRAMMING 
..... .765-l 
INITIALIZING DATA BASE P-ERS 
.... 
.760-l 
SYSTEM PARAMETERS 
................................ 760-l 
CO LINE PARAMETERS ................................ 
760-2 
STATION P 
ARWETERS ................................ 760-3 
EXCEPnON TABLES 
.................................. 760-4 
SYSTEM SPEED DIAL 
................................. 760-5 
LCRTABLES 
...................................... ..760- 6 
PRINTING DATA BASE PARAMETERS 
....... ,765-l 
PRINTEN-HRE SYSTEM DATABASE 
...................... 765-l 
SYSTEM PARAMETERS 
................................ 765-2 
CO LINEATTRIBUTES 
................................. 765-5 
STAnONATTRIBUTES.................................765- 7 
EXCEPTION TABLES 
.................................. 765-9 
SYSTEMSPEEDDLAL 
................................ 765-11 
LCRTABLES 
..................................... ..765-13 
AMINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING 
... .800-l 
PRINTED CIRCUTT BGARD (PCB) TROUBLESHGCDNG CHARTS 
600-l 
REMOTE MAINTENANCE 
............................... 600-7 
REMOTE SYSTEM MONITOR ........................... 600-12 
INFE4096 PROG 
RAMMING FORMS ...... A-l 
lIlVZ’- 4096 COMPONENT LIST 
............ ~-1 
AEC The MessengerTM 212 Plus 
............... cl