Vodavi Infinite Gk-816 Installation Manual

							Infinite 816 Key Telephone System CO LINE ATTRJBUTES PROGRAMMING 
CO Line 
Attributes Programming (Cont’d) 
720.7 
DIALPULSE 
gmnming Steps 
lf the system is in the Programming mode, 
continue using program codes. If starting to 
program here, enter the Programming mode 
first (See Paragraph 700.4). 
Lf pulses per second (pps] and break/make 
ratios are to be changed: 
a Dial an asterisk I’] and [ 171 on the dial pad. 
b. Press CO line button for the line to be 
assigned dfal pulse. Then press the ap- 
propriate program button. 
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c. Press HOLD to enter data. Description 
This data field is only required when dial pulse 
signaling lines are connected and pro- 
grammed. 
Each CO (outside) line can send dial pulse 
signals to the receiving central office. The 
break/make ratio and pulses per second are 
programmed on a per-CO line basis. 
Default By default, the break/make ratio is 
60/40 and 10 pps. 
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							Infinite 816 Key Telephone System SYSTEM PARAMETERS PROGRAMMTNG 
SECTION 730 
SYSTEM PARAMEI’ ERS PROGRAMMING 
730.1 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 
Progmmming Steps 
If the system is in the Programming mode, 
continue using program codes. If starting to 
program here, enter the Progmmming mode 
first (See Paragraph 700.4). 
To change system data features: 
a Dialanasterisk[*]and[21]onthedialpad. 
b. Toggle them on or off so the LEDs light 
or 
extinguish for desired features. 
l LED on = enabled 
l LED off = disabled 
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c. Press HOLD to enter data Description 
Line Queuing - If this button is lit, CO line 
queuing is allowed on a system basis. Stations 
queuing a line are recalled according to the line 
group requested. 
Default: E3y default, queuing is allowed &ED 
on). 
Hold Preference - The system can be pro- 
grammed to have either Exclusive Hold or Sys- 
tem Hold preferred. If Exclusive Hold is 
preferred, the HOLD button is pressed once for 
Exclusive Hold and twice for System Hold when 
placing a call on hold. 
If System Hold is preferred, the HOLD button 
is pressed once for System Hold and twice for 
Exclusive Hold. Transfer and conference calls 
are always placed on Exclusive Hold. 
Default: By default, System Hold (LED on). 
Alarm 
Detection - This feature determines the 
type of alarm signal received from an external 
source, If the LED is lit, it means closed loop 
detection; unlit means the system will detect 
an open loop. 
Default: By default, the loop is closed (LED 
on). 
Alarm SignaIing - This feature determines the 
type of signaling received by the stations. 
If the 
LED is lit, it means a continuous tone will be 
given; if the LED is unlit it means a single tone 
wiII be given. 
Default: By default, the tone is a continuous 
(LED on). 
Automatic Privacy - A yes entry (LED lit) 
means that privacy is automatically provided 
on ail communications in the system. To elimi- 
nate privacy, toggle the button so the LED 
extinguishes. 
Default: By default. privacy is enabled ILED 
on). 
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							SYSTEM PARAMETERS PROG-G Infinite 816 Key Telephone System 
System Configuration (Cont’d) 
Programminp Steps Description 
Alarm 
Enable - A yes entry (LED lit) means the 
system is programmed for alarm. Stations 
must then be programmed to receive the alarm 
signal. Alarm signaling and alarm detection 
must also be chosen. 
Default By default, this feature is disabled 
lLED off). 
Biwkgmund Music 
This feature must be enabled if Background 
Music is supplied to the system. 
Default: By default, Background Music is dis- 
abled (LED offl. 
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							Infinite 816 Key Telephone System SYSTEM PARAMETERS PROGRAMMING 
System Parameters ProgrammM Wut’d) 
730.2 SYSTEM TXMERS 
A. Exclusive Hold Recall 
Progr 
* 2 Steps 
lf the system is in the Programming mode, 
continue using program codes. If starUng to 
program here, enter the Programming mode 
first (See Paragraph 700.4). 
To change this timer: 
Dial an asterisk [*] and dial I221 
on the dial 1. 
2. 
3. 
B. 
pad. 
Dial three-digit number between 000 and 
255 (seconds). An entry of 000 disables 
the timer. 
Press HOLD to enter data 
System Hold Recall 
Description 
The Exclusive Hold Recall Timer reflects the 
time before an outside line placed on Exclusive 
Hold will recall the initiating station. If the call 
is unanswered for the same amount of time, it 
will recall the attendant and if unanswered by 
the attendant it will recall all phones in the 
svstem. 
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Default By default this timer is set for 060 
seconds. 
pr0g . g Steps Description 
To change this timer: 
1. Dial an asterisk [*] and [23] on the dial pad. 
2. Dial three-digit number between 000 and 
255 (seconds). An entry of 000 disables 
the timer. 
3. Press HOLD to enter data. The System Hold Recall Timer reflects the 
amount of time before an outside line placed 
on System Hold will recall the initiating station. 
If the call is unanswered for the same amount 
of time, it will recall the attendant; and if 
unanswered by the attendant, it will recall all 
phones in the system. 
Default: By default, this timer is set for 060 
seconds. 
C. Transfer Recall 
Progpmming Steps 
To change this timer: 
1. Dial an asterisk [*I and (241 on the dial pad. 
2. Dial three-digit number between 000 and 
255 (seconds). An entry of 000 disables 
the timer. 
3. Press HOLD to enter data. DescripUon 
The Transfer Recall Timer refiects the amount 
of time before an unanswered transfer is re- 
called to the station that initiated it. If the call 
is still unanswered for the same amount of 
time, it will recall the attendant and if unan- 
swered by the attendant, it will recall all 
phones in the system. 
Default: By default, this timer is set for 030 
seconds. 
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							SYSTEM PARAMETZRS PROGRAMMXNG InJTnite 816 Key Telephone System 
System 
Parameters Programming (Cont’dl 
System Timers (Cont’d) 
D. 
Message Wait Reminder Tone 
k 
* g Steps 
To change this timer: 
1. Dial an asterisk (*I and 1251 on the dial pad. 
2. Dial 
two-digit entry between 00 and 99 
(minutes). An entry 
of 00 disables the 
timer. 
3. Press HOLD to enter data 
E. 
Pause Timer 
Programming Steps 
To change this timer: 
1. Dial an asterisk [*] are [26] on the dial pad. 
2. Dial one-digit entry between 1 and 9 (sec- 
onds). 
3. Press HOLD to enter data. Description 
A station with a message wafting can be re- 
minded at a timed interval with a tone. ‘Ihe 
tone will continue at the programmed intervals 
until all messages have been answered. The 
interval can be programmed between 00 and 
99 minutes. 
Default: E3y default, this timer is disabled (00). 
Description 
When dialing a speed number, a timed pause 
in digit sending can be inserted into the num- 
ber. The length of the pause is controlled by 
the pause timer and can be programm ed from 
1 to 9 seconds. 
Default: By default. this timer is set for 2 
seconds. 
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							Infinite 82 6 Key Telephone System SYSTEM PARAMElZRS PROGRAMMING 
System Parameters Programming (Cont’dl 
730.3 B/SECRETARY ASSIGN- 
MENTS 
grammUg Steps 
If the system is in the Programming mode, 
continue using program codes. If starting to 
program here, enter the Programmmg mode 
first (See Pamgraph 700.4). 
To program Executive/Secretary assignments: 
a. Dial an asterisk [*I and [27l on the dial pad. 
b. Press button for desired executWe/ secre- 
tary pa& assignment. Press the station 
button to select the desired executive sta- 
tion (LED lights steady). 
c. Press the station button to select the de- 
sired secretary station (LED flashes). 
d. Press HOLD to enter data Description 
There are four sets of Executive/ Secretary 
pairs available for assigntnent. When the Ex- 
ecutive is busy or in DND, intercom calls and 
transferred calls are automatfcally routed to 
the Secretary. 
One Executive can have calls routed to four 
Secretaries, one Secretary can answer for four 
Executives or one Executive can be assigned 
one Secretary. 
Default: By default, there are no pairs as- 
signed. 
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							SYSTEM PARAMETERS PROG-G Infinite 816 Key Telephone System 
System Parameter8 ProgramminQ (Cont’dl 
730.4 LOUD BELL CONTROL 
ROE . g Steps 
lf the system is in the Programrmng mode, 
continue using program codes. If starting to 
program here, enter the Programming mode 
first (See Paragraph 700.4). 
To program these assignments: 
a. Dial an asterisk [*I and [28] on the dial pad. 
b. First, press the station button of the sta- 
tion to be assigned ringing &ED will light). 
c. Press HOLD to enter data Description 
The Zrsffnite 816 System provides relay contact 
closure for activation of external signaling 
equipment during incoming CO line ringing. 
The Loud Bell Control is selected by program- 
ming in the customer database. 
Either or both of the Loud Bell Control circuits 
may be assigned to a station. The Loud Bell 
Control dry contacts will follow the ringing 
condition of that station. Locate the LBClT 
and LBC 1R terminals on the connecting block. 
Two wires are connected to these terminals and 
routed to customer provided signaling equip- 
ment. 
All incoming CO lines assigned to ring for the 
programmed Loud Bell Control station will ac- 
tivate the Loud Bell Control station will activate 
the Loud Bell Control, causing the LBC con- 
tacts to sequence in a 1 second ON/3 seconds 
OFF rate until aJl lines have been answered by 
Key Telephone users. The LBC contacts are 
current-rated at 1 ampere/24Vdc. 
Default: By default, none are assigned. 
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							lrtfinite 816 Key Telephone System SYSTEM PARAMETERS PROGRAMMING 
System 
Parameters Programming (Cont’a) 
730.5 PBX DIALING CODES 
gramming Steps 
If the system is in the Programming mode, 
continue using program codes. If starting to 
program here, enter the Programming mode 
f&t (See Paragraph 700.4). 
To enter PBX Dialing codes: 
a Dial an asterisk [*I and 1301 on the dial pad. 
b. Press the program button to assign the 
first code. CO line 1 button is automat- 
ically lit for programming the i&t code 
number. 
c. Enter the one- or two-digit number on the 
dial pad. 
d. Press HOLD to enter data, The next pro- 
gram button will light for entering further 
PBX codes. Description 
Four one- or two-digit PBX access codes can be 
entered into system memory. When dialed, 
they signal the system that an access code is 
being dialed and that toll restriction is to be 
applied at the next dialed digit. Otherwise. toll 
restriction does not apply. TWs allows dialing 
0fPBXextensions 100, 110, 111, etc. 
A one-digit code may be used. 
Default: By default, no codes are assigned. 
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							SYSTEM PARAMETERS PROGRAMMING Infinite 82 6 Key Telephone System 
System Parameters Programmiug (Cont’d) 
730.6 ATTEl’IDANT POSlTION 
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’ g Steps 
If the system is in the Programming mode, 
continue using program codes. If starting to 
program here, enter the ProgrammIng mode 
first (See Paragraph 700.4). 
To change the attendant positiorx 
a Dial an asterisk [*I and [3 11 on the dial pad. 
b. Press the station button of the station to 
be assigned as the system attendant. 
c. Press HOLD to enter data Description 
One statton must be assigned as the attendant 
for CO line recalls and placing the system into 
Night Service by pressing the DND button. 
Therefore, the attendant position does not have 
the Do Not Disturb feature. 
System speed numbers as well as date and 
time are entered at the attendant station. The 
attendant can override stations in DND with 
the Camp-On feature. 
Default By default, station port 0 1 is assigned 
as the attendant position. 
730.7 PRESET FORWARD RING TIMER 
Programxning Steps 
If the system is in the Progr amming mode, 
continue using program codes. If starting to 
program here, enter the Progr arnming mode 
ffrst (See Paragraph 700.4). 
To set the Preset Forward Ring Timer: 
a. Dial an asterisk [‘I and [321 on the dial pad. 
b. Dial a two-digit number between 00 and 
99. An entry of 00 disables the timer. 
c. Press HOLD to enter data Descrfption 
The Preset Fonvard Ring Timer determines the 
amount of time a call will ring into a station 
before automatically forwarding to the prede- 
termfned station. 
Default: By default, the timer is set for 30 
seconds. 
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