Vodavi Infinite 4096 Key Telephone System Installation And Maintenance Manual

							Table 200-Q Key Telephone Audible Sign& 
‘TYPE OF SIGNAL FREQUENCY SIGNAL DURATION 
Incoming CO Line 
Intercom Tone Ringing 
Intercom Call Announce 
M-P) 
Transferred CO Line 
COU.neFtfxall 
Message Watt Call Back 
Message Watt Reminder Tone 
CO Queue Call Back 
Camp-on 
Paging Alert Tone 1215/1471 0.8s on/2.4s off; repeated 
1215/1471 
0.4s on/0.4s ofVO.4~ on/2.0s off 
935 0.2s 
on/O.2s off (3 bursts) 
1215/1471 
0.89 on/2.4s off 
1215/1471 
0.8s on/2.4s off 
1215/1471 
0.49 
on/0.4s oW0.4~ on/2.0s off 
771 
0.6s on (timed) 
1215/1471 
0.2s on/0.6s o@ repeated 
1215/1471 0.2s on/OJs off/O.as on (once) 
935 
1 sec. (burst) 
Intercom Rfngback 701 
Call Announce 935 
Busy Tone 701 
Error Tone 701 
Intercom Dial Tone 701 
DND Tone 701 
Paging Confirmation 935 
Programming 0mfirmation 1471 
Programmixq~ Error 1471 
Confhmation Tone 1471 0.4s on/0.4s off/O.4s on/2.0s off 
0.2s on/OA off (3 bursts) 
0.4s on/O.4s off. repeated 
0.2s on/O& off, repeated 
Continuous 
0.2s on/OL?s off, repeat 3~‘s. pause, 
0.5s repeat 
1 set burst 
1.4 set burst 
0.2s on/OL?.s off,.,.6x’s 
1 set burst, 1 time 
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Table 200-10 DSS/BLF Button visual Iudlcatom 
I-- TYPE OF SIGNAL I INDICATOR FLASH RATES I 
Off-Hook/Busy (All Stations) 
Incoming Intercom Ring (D&inationl 
Call Announce (Destination) 
Message Waiting Call Back (Destination) 
Do Not Disturb (AlI Stations) 
Door BQX Calling (Assigned Stations) 
Automatic Call Back fDesUnationl Steady 
120 ipm flutter 
120 Ipm flutter 
‘120 ipm flutter 
60 ipm flash 
30 ipm flash 
120 
iDrn flutter 
Table 2OQ-11 CO LLne Button Visual Yndicatom 
TYPE OF SIGNAL INDIC4TOR FLASH RATES 
Incoming CO Ring 
Transferred CO Ring 
Recall 
Queued Line 
Exclusive Hold 
System Hold 
I-Hold (only when hold preference is system) 
In Use 30 ipm flash 
120 ipm flash 
460 ipm flutter 
480 ipm flutter 
120 lpm flash 
6Oipmwink 
30 ipm double flash 
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TYPE OF SIGNAL 
Call Forward (active1 
Message Waiting (active1 
Camp-on (active) 
Call Back (active-initiator) 
CO Line Queue (active) 
Do Not Disturb (DND active) 
Mute (microphone off, handset xmit oa 
ON/OFF (speakerphone on/on-hook dlaltng 
Conference (active) 
Hold [Camp-on) 
Hold (all intercom charmells busy) 
Speed (momentarily ON until bin address dialed) 
Personalized 
Messages 
Intercom Call (Hold Button) 
LOOP 
Pool 
Transfer 
Flash 
pickup 
INDICATOR FLASH RATES 
30 ipm flash 
15 ipm flash 
60 ipm flash 
120 ipm flash 
steady 
60 ipm flash 
Steady 
steady 
St-e 
120 ipm flash 
Steady 
Steady 
15 ipm flash 
15 ipm flash 
Same as CO Line buttons 
Same as CO Une buttons 
Steady until transfer complete 
Steady during dialing 
Momen- ON 
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							Table 20&13 Sin@ Ldne Telephone Adble Sign& 
‘IYF’E OF SIGNAL FREQUENCY 
SIGNAL DURATION 
Incoming CO Line 20 
Hz. SO-90VAC 2.0s on/4.Os off 
Intercom Tone Ringing 20 
Hz. !?O-9OV AC 1.0s on/O.& off/O& on/4.0s off 
Transferred CO Une 20 
Hz. 50-9OV AC 2.0s on/4.0s off 
C0LineReca.U 20 
Hz, 50-9OV AC 2.0s on/4.Os off 
CO Queue Call Back 20 
Hz, 50-9OV AC 2.0s on/4.Os off 
Intercom Ringback 
Call Announce 
Busy Tone 
Error Tone 
Intercom Dial Tone 
DND Tone 
Paging Time-out 
Call FWD Warning Tone 
Camp-on Tone 
Conference Warning Tone 
Zo&rmaUon Tone 
3ND Warning Tone 1.0s 
on/3.Os otT; repeated 
0.2s on/0.2s off (3 bursts) 
0.5s on/O& OR repeated 
0.5s on/O& OR repeated 
Continuous 
0.2s on/O.% off, repeat 3x3, pause, 
0.5s: repeated 
0.5s on/O& off; repeated 
0.2s on/O.Z3 off (six times) 
0.2s burst (1 time) 
1 set burst (1 time) 
1.4 set burst (1 time) 
0.2s on/OZ?s off (6 bursts) 
Table 200-14 RIq Gen./Mess~e Wait (RGI Specifications 
FUng Generator Input: 
Ring Generator Output: 
Message Waiting Output: 
Ring Generator Capacity 
Simultaneous Ringing (same cadence): 
Ring Cycles: 
Maximum Number of Simultaneous SLTs 24 Vdc 
20 Hz. 50-90 VAC 
90 V dc, unregulated 
5 Single Line Telephones 
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							Table 2OG18OPXTele~honeAudlble Si@ula 
‘IYPE OF SIGNAL 
Incoming CO Line 
Intercom Tone Ringing 
Transferred CO Une 
C0LtneReca.U 
CO Queue Call Back 
.* 
PTQneS, 
Intercom Ringback 
Busy Tone 
Error Tone 
Intercom Dial Tone 
DND Tone 
Paging Time-out 
CallFNDWarning Tone 
Camp-on Tone 
Conference Warning Tone 
Confirmation Tone 
3ND Warning Tone 
‘Precise Tone Plan FREQUENCY 
2OHz.50-9OVAC 
2.0s on/4.Os off 
2OHz,5O-9OVAC 1.0s on/O.% off/O.8s on/4.0s off 
2OHz,50-9OVAC 2.0s on/4.Os off 
2OHz,50-9OVAC 2.0s on/4.Os off 
2OHz.50-90VAC 2.0s on/4.Os off 
440+480 
480+620 
480+620 
350+440 
480+620 
480+620 
350+440 
350+440 
480+620 
350+440 
350+440 
SIGNAL DURATION 
1 s on/3s off 
0.5s on/0.5.s OF, repeated 
0.25s on/0.25s off, repeated 
Continuous 
0.2s on/OAs off, repeat 3x’s, pause, 
0.5s; repeated 
0.5s on/0.5s off 
0.2s on/OAs off (six times) 
0.2s burst (1 ttme) 
1 set burst (1 time) 
1.4 set burst (1 time) 
0.2s on/OA off (6 bursts] 
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The Mean Time Between Failure (MlBF) for 
each component of the 4096 Key Telephone 
System is shown in Table 200-16. The MTBF 
figures are calculated based on: 
l Specifications: BellCoRe ‘TR-TSY- 
000332” 
l Quality Factor: Level 2 
l Environmental Factor: Group Benign 
(1.0) 
l Method: Parts Count Method 
MeanlIme Between Failure @‘vlTBF) represents 
for a particular interval, the total functlontng 
life of a population of an item divided by the 
number of failures with&r the population dur- 
ing the measurement Interval. The deffnitlon 
holds for the time, cycles, miIes, events, or 
other measures of life units. This does NOT 
provide 
a definite failure tfme but only indi- 
cates possible failure probabilities based on 
calculations. To calculate 
a particular systems MTBF: 
1. multfpiy the quantity of each component 
, ln the system by its failure rate. 
Component Q,y K Fa&; 
Resultant 
Power 
1 SUPPlY I 2 x 2064.2 4128.4 
2. Add the resultants from step 1 for all 
components used to configure a system. 
3. Divide the total number derived from step 
2 fntn 1.000.000.000. This will provfde 
the system’s MTBF rated in hours. 
1 .ooo,ooo.ooo 
I 
System 
lVil73F I 
Total fkom 
= 
Step 2 Rated in 
Hours 
Table 200-16 Mean Time Between Fatlures (MTBF) 
DEVICE 
Basic Key Service Unit (BKSUI 
Expansion Key Service Unit IEKSUI 
Power SuppIy Unit (PSI 
DC/DC Converter (DC/DC) 
Central Processor Board (CPBI 
Central O&e Interface Board (COB) 
Key Statton Interface Board (KIB) 
Single I&e Interface Board (SIB) 
AppIicaUon Board (APL) 
RS-232C Module IRSMI 
Single Line MMF-RS unit (SLUI 
Power Fatlure Transfer Unit Ipm 
Ring Generator Unit (RG) 
Battery Chargfng Unit (BCI 
Key Telephone 
DSS/DLS Console 
Phone Box 
FAXLURE F!ATE MIBFINHOURS Ml?BFMYEARS (for a single unit) (for a sing,Ie utit) 
574.7 1749038.3 
198.6 
356.9 2601905.3 319.9 
2064.2 484449.2 55.3 
4160.0 240384.6 27.4 
16179.3 61807.4 
7.1 
9341.4 107050.3 12.2 
5093.0 196347.9 22.4 
10677.4 93655.8 10.7 
7818.7. 127898.5 14.6 
1212.4 824610.3 94.2 
825.2 1211827.4 138.3 
1615.0 619195.0 70.7 
1509.0 662690.5 75.6 
2310.6 432788.0 49.4 
6022.9 166933.0 19.0 
2511.3 3986200.1 45.5 
4209.2 237574.8 27.1 
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SECTION300 
FEAIWREDESCFUPTION 
The features of the In&i& 4096 Hybrid Key 
Telephone System are listed and described 
below in alphabetical order. An abbreviated 
feature index is provided in Table 300- 1. 
300.1 ACCOUNT CODES 
An account code is the last 
field within Station 
Message Deta.ll Recording (SMDR). that pro- 
vides the ability to track specii3c calls by enter- 
ing a non-verfned, variable length (up to 12 
digIts) identifier. The use of forced Account 
Codes is optional, offered on a system wide 
basis. 
300.2 AMPIJFIED CENTRAL OFFICE 
BOARD 
The Amplified Central Office Board (COAI is an 
optional card that ls installed in place of the 
standard COB. It enhances audio levels and is 
recommended for DISA and multi-line confer- 
ence applications. 
300.3 ATTENDANTRECAUI 
When a line has been left on hold for a pro- 
grammable period of time, the station placing 
that tie on hold will be recalled. If that station 
fails to answer the recall, the call will be re- 
called to the attendant(s) for handling. There 
can be three attendants per system.Trans- 
ferred. Parked and Camp-on recalls will also 
recall the Attendant 
300.4 AUTOMATIC 
LINEACCES 
Each station. key or SLT, may have their phone 
programmed to access a particular CO Line 
such as a private line or a line from a Group of 
CO lines upon going off-hook. This is useful in 
Centrex or PBX appiicattons when station us- 
ers have dedicated or individual lines. Outside 
lfne dial tone is received just by going off-hook, 
without the need to dial an access code. 
300.5 AUTOMATIC NIGHr SERVICE 
The system may optionally be programmed to 
go into and out-of night service automatically. 
This method does not require the attendant to 
activate or deactivate night service on a dally 
basis. The automatic night seIvfce is enabled 
and d.isabled on a programmable dw sched- 
ule including Saturday and Sunday schedules. 
A time can be set to enable Night Service and 
to Disable Night Service on a per day basis. 
300.6 AUTCMATIC PAUSE INSERTION 
WITHSPEEDDIAL 
If a flash command is placed into system speed 
dial numbers, station speed dial numbers, 
save number red&l or last number redlal. a 
pause will automatically be inserted after the 
flash. 
A pause will also be automatically in- 
serted after a PBX dialing code has been used. 
300.7 
AUTOMATIC PRIVACY 
Privacy is automatically provided on all calls. 
If one station is conversing. another station 
cannot 
intrude on that line. The Automatic 
Privacy feature can be disabled, allowing an- 
other statton to join in on existing CO line 
conversations. 
300.8 AUTOMATIC SELXCTION 
The user can select an outside be, intercom 
station. speed dial button, or dial a feature and 
automatically place the phone in the dialing 
mode without pressing the ON/OFF button or 
lifting the handset. 
300.9 BACKGROUND MUSIC 
Each key telephone user may receive music 
over their speaker when an optional music 
source is connected to the system. This fea- 
ture can be allowed or denied on a system-wide 
b- by pro-. 
300.10 
BATTERY BACK-UP @IEMORy] 
A 
long-life lithium battery is located on the 
Central Processing Board (CPB) to protect sys- 
tan memory in case of commercial power out- 
age 
or the system power being turned off for a 
period of Ume. Battery Back-up Memory re- 
tains all system features including both system 
and station speed dial during a power outage. 
300.11 BATTERY BACK-UP (SYSTEM) 
When the optional Battery Charging Card and 
maintenance free (gel-type) batteries are in- 
stalled, full system power can be maintained 
in the went of commercial power outage. Calls 
in progress when power fails will continue 
without interruption. The batteries are re- 
charged when the system returns to normal AC 
operation. 
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Table 300-l Alphabetical Fe&ure Index 
IMERNAL 
EXTERNAL 
FEA.IuRE AVAILABLE EQUIPMEr(rr 
EQUIPMENT 
REQUIRED 
REQUIRED 
Account Code s N Printer 
Account Code (Single Line) S N Printer 
Attendant Disable Outgoing Access S N N 
AmpIifIed Central Of&e (COAI 
0 COA N 
Attendant OverfIow 
S N N 
Attendant Override S N N 
Attendant Recall S N N 
Automatic Line Access S N N 
Automatic Night SeIvfce S N N 
Automatic Pause Insertion w/Speed Dial 
S N 
N 
Automatic Privacy S N 
N 
Automatic Selection S N N 
Background Music S N Music Source 
Basic Key Set Compatabfflty S N Basic Key Telephont 
Battery Backup Memory) S N N 
Battery Backup (System) 
0 BC Battery Pkg 
Busy Lamp Field (BLFI 
S N N 
CdI Announce Privacy 
S N 
N 
CaII Back 
S N 
N 
Call Forward: Station 
CalI Forward - AII Cabs S N N 
CalI Forward - Busy S N N 
Call Forward - No Answer S N N 
Call Forward - Busy/No Answer 
S N 
N 
Forward to Pilot (IJCD, VM, Hunt) S N N 
Station Off-Net Forward (via speed dial) S APL N 
Call Fonvard: Preset 
Call Forward Preset to Stations 
S N N 
CaII Forward Preset to Hunt Groups S N N 
Call Forward Preset to Off-Net (via speed dial) 
S N 
N 
Call Forward Preset to UCD Groups 
S N N 
CalI Forward Preset to Voice Mafl Groups S APL 
Voice Mail System 
Call Forward: CO IJnes 
Incoming CO Unes Off-Net (via speed dial) 
S APL N 
Calling Station Tone Mode Option 
S N N 
Call Park S N N 
CaIl Pick-up: 
Group Pick-up S N N 
Directed CaII Pick-up S N N 
ZLU Transfer 
S N N 
Camp-On 
S N N 
Camp-On RecaII S N N 
S=Standard Feature: O=OpUonaI; Requires additional hardware; N=No additionaI hardware required 
300-2 
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Table 30&l Alphabetical Feature Index (Cont’dl 
FEATURE 
Canned Toll Restriction 
Centrex Compatability 
Centrex/PBX Transfer 
Chdn.frq Speed Bins 
CO Line Access 
CO Line Class of Service 
CO Line Control (contact) 
CO Line Groups 
CO Line Loop Supervision 
CO Line Queue 
CO Line Incoming Ring Assignment: 
&signed Per CO Line 
CO Ring Detect 
Conference: 
Add-on 
Multi-Line 
Unsupervised Tnmk-to-Trunk 
SLT - Add-on 
SLT - Multi-Line 
SLT - Conference with Personal Park 
Conference Enable/Disable Per Statton 
Conference Enable/Disable Per CO Line 
Data Base Printout (dump) 
Day/Night Class of Service (COS) 
3efault Button Mapping 
3ial Pulse Sending 
Xaling PrWileges 
Xrect CO Line Ringing: 
To Stations 
To UCD Groups 
To Hunt Groups 
To Off-Net (via speed dial) 
To Voice Mail Groups 
Xrect Station Selection 
Xrected Call Pick-up: 
Pick-up from Statlons 
Pick-up from UCD Groups 
Xrect Inward Statton Access (DISA): 
Programmable Access 
CO Line Group Access 
Station Access 
Xrectory Dialing 
INTERNAL 
EzcrERNAL 
AVAIIABLE EQUIPMENT 
EQUIPMENT 
REQUIRED 
REQUIRED 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S PFT 
N 
S N N 
S N 
N 
S 
N N 
S N N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
0 
APL N 
S N N 
S N N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S N 
N 
S 
APL N 
S APL N 
S N 
Voice 
Mail System 
S N 
N 
S N N 
S N 
N 
0 APL N 
S N 
N 
S N N 
S N N 
S N N 
S=Standard Feature: O=OpUonal; Requires additional hardware; N=No additfonal hardware required 
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Do Not Disturb (DND) 
One-Time Do Not Disturb 
m-dfng 
Emergency Transfer 
End to End S&r&ling 
Exclusive Hold 
Executive Override 
Executive/Sccrcky Transfer 
External Night Ringing 
Flash 
Flash on Intercom 
Flash with Speed Dial 
Flexible Attendant(s) 
Flexible Button Assignment 
Forced Account Codes 
Group Call Pick-up 
Headset Compatabfflty 
Headset Mode 
Hearing Aid Compatible 
Hold Preference 
Hold Recall 
Hot Line/Ring Down 
Hunt Groups: (8 x 8) 
Pilot Hunting 
Station Hunting 
Hunt Group Chaining 
Intercom Calling 
Intercom Signaling Select 
Last Number &dial (LNRI 
LCD Interactive Display 
Least cost I?mung &CR): 
LCR 3 Digit Tables 
LCR 6 Digit Tables 
Route List Tables 
Insert/Delete Tables 
Weekly Time Tables 
Daily Start Time Tables 
Exception Tables 
Default LCR Database 
LCR Routing for Toll Information 
Loop Button CO Line Access 
Loud Bell Control ILBC) IVAIIABLE 
S 
S 
S 
0 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
S 
0 
INTERNAL Exl-ERNAL 
EQUX’MEKT EQUIPMEm 
REQUIRED 
REQUIRED 
N 
N 
N 
PFT 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
S 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
PFT N 
N 
N 
SLTS 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
NN 
N 
N 
N 
(22 buttons) 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
Key Station 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
Exec Telephone 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
N 
Gen & Bells 
=Standard Feature: O=OpUonal; Requires additional hardware: N=No additional hardware required 
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