Vodavi Infinite Dvx I, Dvx Ii Hybrid Key Telephone Systems Installation Manual

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INSTALLATION 
Refer to Station Attributes Programming. 
730.2. Station ldentifkatlon for programming 
the Station ID of the Digital Data Interface Unit 
(DDIU). Also refer to Sec. 730.3. Digital Data 
Intmface Unit IDDILl) for programming the pa- 
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Table 500-12 SMDR printout 
. 
The SMDR feature provides detailed records of alI outgotng and/or incoming. long distance only 
or all &IS. The SMDR Qualifkation Timer determines the length of time that is needed to 
determine a valid SMDR call for reporting purposes. By default. this timer is set to 30 seconds 
and is variable from 00 to 60 seconds in I sec. increments. This feature is enabled or disabled in 
system programming. By defauk SMDR is not enabled and is set to record long distance calls 
only. 
A printout format of 80 characters maximum or 30 character maximum may be selected in 
system pnagramming. The standard format is 69 characters on a single line. A30 character format 
will 
generate 3 lines per message, If the SMDR feature Is enabled, the system starts collecting 
information about the caU as soon as it starts and terminates when the call ends. If the call was 
longer then 30 seconds. the f&owing information is printed: 
30 ch6ractu fcmlat sdtetted: 
1 
2 3 
123456789012345678901234567890 
AAA BB HH:MM:SS HH:MM MM/DD/YY(CRj (LF) 
HCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC 
GGGGGGGGGGGG 
STA CD TOTAL START DATE 
116 08 00:02:00 14:13 05/11/90(CR)(LF) 
0123456789012345678901234~CR)(LF) 
123456789012(CR)(LF) 
80 character format he&cd: 
1 
2 
3 4 5 6 7 8 
~23456789012345678901238567890123456?6901234~67%90~234567a90123~567~90i234567~90 
AA.?4 33 Ei:i!M:SS RH:MM MH/DD/YY 
HCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC GGGGGGGGGGGG (CR)(LF) 
STA CO TOTAL 
START DATE 
DIALED 
ACCOUNT CODE 
116 08 00:02:00 14:X 05/11/90 0123456789012345678901234 123456789012(CR)(LF) 
80 character format with CaIl Cost misplay feature enabled: 
1 2 
3 4 
5 
6 - 7 8 
~234567~901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567830 
AAA 133 :HE:ME:SS HH:b!X MM/DD/ 
YY HCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC GGGGGGGGGGGG (CR)(LC) 
+ 
STA CO TOTAL START DATE 
DIALED 
ACCOUNT CODE COST 
116 08 00:02:00 14:13 05/11/90 0123456789012345678901234 123456789012 OOO.OO(CR)(LF) 
KXID 80 character format selected: 
1 
2 3 4 
5 
6 7 
8 
12345678901234567890123456789012345678901~34567830~~~4567~~~~~345~7~~~~~~~~~~~g~ 
STA CO TOTAL 
START DATE 
DIALED ACCOUNT CODE 
100 01 00:00:36 04:37 06/19/92 IT-602-443-6000** (CR) (LF) 
l *vomv1 
(CR) (L-F) 
0: 00:~~:~~ 04:38 &S/19/92 Ul-602-443-6000f 
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Table 500-13 ShfDR printout [C-ont’d) 
AAA = Station 
originator or Trunk on DISA and Off-Net (CO Line) calls. 
BB = Outside line number 
HH:MM:SS = Duration of call in Hours, Minutes and Seconds 
HH:MM = Time of day (start time) in Hours and Minutes 
MM/DD/YY = Date 
of Call 
H = Indicates call type: 
“I” = Incomi.ng 
“0” = outgoing 
T=Transfcrred 
‘7J” = Unanswered c&Us for ICIJD SMDR call records 
CC....CC = Number dialed 
GG....GG = Last Acmxmt code entered (optional] 
(CR) = Carriage return 
(LF) = I&e Feed , 
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SECTION 600 
SYSTEM CHECK-OUT 
600.1 INTRODUCTION 
prior to actual power up and initialization. the 
infinite Digital Key Telephone System should be 
checked over to avoid start up delays or im- 
proper loading. A step-by-step checklist is pro- 
vided for this purpose. 
6cKI.2 
PREW PROCEDURES 
f . Make sure that the Basic Key service Unit 
(BKSU) is properly grounded. 
2. Verify that all PCB’s are firmly plugged into 
the correct card sfot positions or expander 
modules are firmly seated onto their con- 
nectors. 
3.Inspect the MDF for shorted wiring and 
improper polarity that would aEect the 
Digital Tertnimil or DSS console. 
4.Make certain that the nicad battery is set 
to ‘ON”. Switch 53 on the DVx’ Centi 
Processor Board (CPB). 
5.Make sure that plug-ended MDF cables 
connected to the KSU are secure and are 
plu@ed into the correct position. 600.3 POWER UP 
SEQUENCE 
The power up sequence involves the proper 
application ofAC power to the System. and CPB 
LED’s, A successful power up is assured if the 
installation checklist has been followed. 
1. Plug the AC power cord of the Key Sexvice 
Unit into the dedicated 117V ac outlet. 
2.Tum the power switch of the KSU to 
ON. 
3.The CPB has one red IED located on the 
fkont of the CP3 card. If the power up is 
succ&. the red LED will flash. 
4. Press the reset button OR the CPB. The 
above CPB LED indication wiIl repeat. 
S-The system is ready for programming. Ii 
znproblrO have occurred, Refer to Sec- 
Troubkshoot& Maintenance and 
Table 600-l Power Supply Tests 
i 
VOLTAGE 
‘POINT t 1  VOLTAGE 
TEsf - -I_- 
DESIGNATIONS 
RTMDING 
LOCATION REMARKS 
I 
117 VAC 
+117VAC flO?z! CorllmmaI PO 
wer 
source 
The power supply is pre-set at the time of manufacturing. but she: -----____ -_ 
uld be checked at svstm 
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D&it& Key Telephone Systems CUSTOMER DATA BASE PROGR&MlkDNG 
SECTION 700 
CUSTOMER DATA BASE PRUG-NG 
700.1 INTRODUCTION 
The infinite Digital Key Telephone System can 
be programmed to meet each customer’s indi- 
vidual needs. All programming is done either at 
Station I00 using the 33-button display digital 
terminal as the programming instrument or an 
ASCII texminal or PC. The distal display model 
is suggested since the display is designed to 
assist in programming. 
When the program mode is entered, the Digital 
TerminaI being used no longer operates as a 
terrnird but as a progmmming instrument 
with all of the buttons redefined. The keys of the 
dial pad are used to enter data fields (program 
Codes) associated with system, 
station, and CO 
line features as well as enter specific data that 
requires a numeric entry. Flexible buttons are 
used to toggle on or off features or alIow entry 
into speciAc data fields. LED’s and the LCD 
display provide visual indication of entered data 
and their value. 
Programming can also be performed by using 
an ASCII terminal. or a computer capable of 
emuiamg an ASCII terminal. Thfs form of pro- 
gramming can be done either locally (on-site) by 
connecting the terminal directly to the FS232C 
connector on the CPB or can be performed 
remotely (off-site) through the use of the on- 
board modem located on the CPB. The method 
and steps to progmm the system via a terminal 
are identical to that used when programmin% 
from a digital keyset. A button to keyboard 
mapping has been incorporated (see Figure 
700-l ) to help minimix f-on and 
training time. 
At the time the system is installed it must be 
initialized to load default data into memory. If 
this pi-e-pro- suits the customer, in- 
itialization is all that is needed. Refer to Table 
700- 1 for a listing of all the default values. 
Any time data is to be changed, the program 
mode must be entered and then the individual 
data field (program code), A data field can be 
entered to determine current prom or 
to change a sped& feature witbin that field. 
During programming, the other Digital 
Timnfnals in the System operate normally. If a 
data field is entered but nothing is changed. or 
changed but not entered, the previous data will 
i-a-&n intact upon leaving that data field. Data fields can be entered at random. 
In many of the data fields. programming is 
performed by toggling LED’s on or off, or enter- 
ing digits on the keypad. If no changes are to be 
made to the line or station, exft the data field by 
either leaving the program mode (pressing the 
ON/OFF button to OFF) or entering another 
data field (pressing the FLASH button and en- 
tering that program code). 
When features an being programm 
ed. tones 
are provided to help the programmer determine 
if a comect or ticorreet entny has been made. A 
solid one second tone indicates the data was 
accepted. An interrupted tone means an error 
was made. 
When this occurs, reenter the data field and 
r-e-enter the information. Until new data is en- 
tered and accepted, the system will continue to 
operate under default or prwiously entered 
values. 
The system database is updated on a real-time 
basis as new data is entered, by pressing the 
Hold button. The system continues to operate 
with the current database and is updated with 
any newly entered or changed data without 
interruption to telephone operation or call proc- 
essing in progress. However. if for example a 
station’s attributes are changed while that sta- 
tion is off-hook on an active call, the newly 
entered data will not take effect until the station 
goes on-hook or becomes fdle. 
700.2 PROGRAM MODE ENTRY [Hey 
Station) 
pro&ramming a digital terminal is performed at 
Port Cl 1 (Station 100) using a 33-button Digftal 
Display Terminal. Programming is ahvays done 
at this Port regardless of the class of service or 
which station has been assigned the atten- 
dant(s) . 
Before entering the program mode, tbe pro- 
grammer must ffrst verify that the Digital Ter- 
minal isi properly connected to Port 01 [Station 
100). 
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When using a data terminal 0/O device) to program the system. the following chart presents the data 
terminal characters that are equivalent to the keyset buttons. 
adm> ? 
REl-tOTE ADtlIN KEY DEFINITIONS 
Keyset Term Keyset 
Term Keyset 
Term 
---------I------------------------------- 
0 0 
FLEX i FLEX 11 FI 
1 
3 : FLEX 2 ; 
FLEX 12 S 
z FLEX  FLEX 3  4 E  R FLEX  FLEX 13  14 F D 
2 5” FLEX  FLEX 6  5 Y T FLEX  FLEX 16 15 6  Ii 
; ; FLEX 7 LI 
FLEX 17 J 
FLEX 8 I FLEX 18 K 
: 8  9 FLEX  FLEX 10  9 P  0 FLEX  FLEX 19  20 L 
* 
ii FLRSH 
ON-OFF A 
&FINS X HOLD iR SPEED 
DND C IlUTE 
6 
adm> . 
In place of keyset button to&$ing to enable/disable a feature, the associated data terminal key can be 
toggled (pressed a&n) to enable/disable a feature, 
or the plus (+I character can be used to turn on 
or enable a 
feature and the minus (-1 character can be used to turn off or disable a feature. 
a.’ 
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Table 700-I Defatit 
Value5 
i SYSTEM T’IMERS: 
1 
System Hold Recall Timer 
Exclusive Hold RecaIl Timer 
Attendant Recall Timer 
Transfer Recall Timer 
Preset Forward Timer 
Call Forward No/Answer Timer 
Pause Timer 
Call Park Timer 
Confere.nce/DISA Timer 
Paging Tlimeout TJmer 
CO Ring DetectTimer 
SLT D’I’MF Receiver Timer 
MSG Waiting Reminder Tone 
Hookflash Tfmer 
Hookflash Debounce Tfmer 
SMDR Call QuaLiftcaton Timer 
Auto Call Back Timer 
SYSTEM FEATURES: 
Attendant Override 
Hold Preference 
External Night Ring 
Executive 
Ckenide Waming Tone 
Page Warn@ 
Tone 
Background Music 
LCR Enable 
Forced Account Codes 
Group Listening 
- Idle Speaker Mode 
Call Cost Display Feature 
Music-On-Hold 
Attendant Station Assignment (3 Stations) 
Set Date and Time 
PBX Dialing Codes 
Executlve/SecretaryAssi~ents 
Relay/Sensor Programming 
Baud Rate Assignments 
Port #I (uOn-Board” RS-232C) 
Port X2 [‘On-Board” Modem) PROGRAM 
CODE 
Flash 01 
Flash 05 
Flash 10 
Flash11 
Flash 12 
Flash 13 
Flash 14 
tilash 15 
I 
1 .- _ 
‘When the ACD Soi?ware package is purchased separately, the 
listed ACD features. FLEXBUTI’ON 
Button I 060 sec. 
Button 2 180 sec. 
Button 3 01 min. 
Button 4 045 sec. 
Button 5 10 sec. 
Button 6 15 sec. 
Button 7 2 sec. 
Button 8 180 sec. 
Button 9 10 min. 
Button 10 15 sec. 
Button i’l 
3 (100 msec.) 
Button 12 
020 
Button 13 000 min. 
Button 14 
10 (1 sec.) 
Button 15 010 msec. 
Button 16 30 sec. 
Button 17 00 sec. 
Button 1 
Button 2 
Button 3 
Button 4 
Button 5 
Button 6 
Button 7 
Button 8 ” 
Button 9 
Button 10 
Button 11 
Button 12 
Button l-4 
Buttons l-5 
Buttons l-4 
Buttons l-7 Disabled 
system 
Disabled 
Enabled 
Enabled 
Enabled 
Disabled 
Disabled 
Disabled 
Disabled 
DisabIed 
Enabled 
loo 
IM/DD,‘YY, 12 HI 
None 
None 
None 
Button 
1 
Button 2 2400 Baud 
300 Baud 
CD features are replaced with the 
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Table 700- 1 Default Values (Cant’d) 
When the ACD Software package is purchased 
listed ACD 
features. 
FEATURE 
/ Port #3 Q/O Expander 
Module RS-232C) 
Port #4 [I/O 
Expander Module R!H22) 
Acces& Codes 
DISA Access 
Code 
Acimin password for Digital Key Tw 
Sh4DR PROGRAMMlNG 
SMDR 
Cd?srpe 
Print Format 
Baud Rate 
Polt# 
MGHl. 
MODE PROGRAMMING: 
Auto/Manual 
Days of the Week !Schedule 
Directory Dw Table 
Bin/KM 
Name 
Clear Entry 
Back 
space 
Next Entry 
Fbrevious Entry 
New Entry 
HUNT GROUP PROGRAMMING; 
Groups 1-8 
PU0t/Circti 
CO IDJE GROUP PROG-G: 
DTMFDial Pulse Signsling 
co/pm Flag 
Universal Night Answer (UN.A) 
corlfercnee 
~==Y 
Loop Supervfsion 
DISA 
Flash ‘lkner 
CO Line Group 
Line COS 
Ringing Assfgnlnmt 
CO Line Identification Display PROGRAM 
CODE 
Flash 20 
Flash21 
Flash 22 
Flash 23 
Flash 30 
Ftash 40 
eparately. the 
FLEXBUTION 
Button 3 
Button 4 
Button 1 
Button 2 
Button 1 
Button 2 
Button 3 
Button 4 
Button 5 
._ 
Button 1 
Buttons 2-8 
Button 1 
Button 2 
Button 3 
Button 4 
Button 18 
Button 19 
Button 20 
Buttons l-8 
Button 9 
Button 1 
Button 2 
Button 3 
Button 4 
Button 5 
Button 6 
Button 7 
Button 8 
Button 9 
Button 10 
Button 11 
Button 12 
CD fkatures are ’ 1 
1 
2400Baud ! 
2400 Baud 
loo 
3226 
Disabled 
LD 
80 
2400 
Port #l 
MZWld 
O-4 08:00- 1790 
5-6 ####-####I 
co 
Enabled 
Enabkd 
Ellabled 
Disabled 
Disabled 
10 
I 
1 
None 
,eplaced with the 
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Table 700-l Default Values (Cont’d] 
1 Display Ring Assigumentb) 
; Next [forward) CO 
j Next (backward) CO 
; NewRange 
Dial Puke, 
Speed/Ratio programming 
Break/Make 
Dial speed 
Fkxible PortAssignment Feature - CO Lines 
ICLID Ringing Assignment Feature 
STAnON PROGRAMMING: 
Page Access 
DND Access 
Conference 
Executive Override 
pnivacy 
System Speed 
0ueuing 
Preferred Line Answer 
OWO 
Call Forward 
Forced LCR 
Supervisor Barge-In for ACD 
Select Page A 
Select Page B 
New Station Range (#%I 
Station Programming [ConVd) 
Station ID 
Class of Service 
Speakerphone 
Group Pickup 
Pagingzones 
Preset Forward 
CO Line Group Access 
LCR Class of Service 
Off-Hook Preference 
Flexible Button Assignments 
Display Button ASSQIUII~~S 
Select Page A PROGRAM 
CODE 
. . . . Vhert the ACD Sofkware package is purchased separate&y, me U 
;t.ed ACD features. CD features am replaced with the  Flash 41 
Flash 42 
Flash 43 
Flash 50 
Page A 
Flash 50 
Page B FLEXBUTTON 
Button 17 
Button 18 
Button 19 
Button 20 
Button 1 
Button 2 
33uttons l-7 
Butkms 1 
Button 
1 
Button 2 
Button 3 
Button 4 
But&on 5 
Button 6 
Button 7 
Button 8 
Button 9 
Button 10 
Button 11 
%.&ton 12 
Button 18 
Button 19 
Button 20 
Button 1 ’ 
Button 2 
Button 3 
Button 4 
Button 5 
Button 6 
Button 7 
Button 8 
Button 9 
Button 10 
Button 17 
Button 18 
““““‘“““1 
RillgatSta 100 i 
60/40 
1OPps 
Cards 1-7 
Enabled 
Enabled 
Enabled 
Disabled 
Enabled 
Enabled 
Enabled 
Disabled 
Disabled 
Enabled 
Disabled 
Disabled 
0 Wewet) 
5(SLT w/o MWti 
I 
0 
1 
1 
None 
1 
0 
0 R=yJet) 
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