Vodavi Infinite Gk-816 Installation Manual

							Infinite 816 Key Telephone System STATION ATTRIBUTES PROG-G 
Station Attributes 
Programming (Cont’d) 
710.3 
F- STATION NUh3BERS 
gpmmirg Steps 
Descriptton 
If the system is in the Programming mode, 
continue using program codes. If starting to 
program here, enter the Programming mode 
fist (See Paragraph 700.4). 
If station intercom numbers are to be changed: 
a. Dial an asterisk [*I and 1031 on the dial pad. 
b. Press the button of the station whose in- 
tercom number is to be changed (LED will 
flash). 
C. Press the button of the station number to 
be changed to. Confirmation tone will be 
heard and the 
LED will be lit solid. This feature allows 
one person to move from 
one station to another without changing 
phones and yet take all individual station data 
including intercom number. 
Station port 01 always remains the program- 
ming port regardless of the intercom number 
assigned to it. 
The system does not allow duplicate or unas- 
signed numbers. If this happens, error tone 
will be heard when entering the data. 
For example, if 
a station with an intercom 
number of 16 is moved to where station inter- 
com number 10 was; then station intercom 
number 10 must be moved somewhere. Sta- 
tion 10 could be moved to where 12 was and 
12 moved to where 16 was. This way all cir- 
cuits have a unique intercom number. 
Default: By default, station port 0 1 is assigned 
tntercom number 1, port 02 is assigned inter- 
com number 2, etc. 
d. When all changes have been made, press 
HOLD button. 
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							STATION ATTRlBUlXS PROGRAMMING Infinite 816 Key Telephone System 
Station Attributes Programming (Cont’d) 
710.4 CO LINE ACCESS 
Proggamdng 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). 
If CO Line access is to be changed: Description 
Telephones are allowed or denied access to CO 
(outside] lines. This is programmable on a per 
telephone per CO Une basis. 
Default: By default, all stations are allowed 
access to all CO lines. 
a. 
b. 
C. 
Dial an asterisk [*I and [04] on the dial pad. 
Press the station button of the station to 
be programmed. 
Toggle on or off the program button for the 
desired CO line. 
l LED lit = access 
l LED unlit = no access 
d. Press HOLD to enter. 
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							Infinite 826 Key Telephone S@em STATION ATTRIBUTES PROG-G 
Station Attributes Programming (Cmt’d) 
710.5 PAGE/PICKUP GROUPS 
Progmnming Steps 
lf the system is in the Programming mode, 
continue using program codes. If stxting to 
program here, enter the Programming mode 
first (See Paragraph 700.4). 
If page/pickup groups are to be changed: 
a Dial an asterfsk [*] and [05] on the dfal pad. 
b. Press the station button of the station to 
be programmed. 
c. Toggle on or off the program button for the 
desired page/pickup group. 
l LED lit = enabled 
l LED unlit = disabled 
d. Press HOLD to enter. Description 
Each station can be assigned to one, both, or 
none of the two paging zones and pickup 
groups. Stations not assigned to a page group 
can still make page announcements if allowed 
in station programming. Stations not assigned 
to a pickup group will be unable to pickup calls 
ringing at other stations or to have calls picked 
up from their station. 
Default: By default, all stations are assigned 
to Paging Zone 1 and Pickup Group 1. 
lf a station is assigned to a group, the corre- 
sponding CO line LED will be lit. 
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							Infinite 82 6 Key Telephone System CO LINE ATTRIBUTES PROGRAMMING 
SECTION 720 
CO LINE ATTRIBUTES PROGRAMMING 
720.1 CO LXNE GROUPS 
n Steps 
Descrfptfon 
If the system fs fn the Programming mode, 
continue usfng program codes. If startfng to 
program here, enter the Programming mode 
first (See Paragraph 700.4). 
To assign CO lfne groups: 
a Dfalanasterfsk[*]and[ll]onthedfalpad. 
b. Press the CO lfne as fndfcated on the 
program buttons. 
c. Then press the button for the CO lfne 
group that CO lfne fs to be placed in. Eight ltne groups are available for CO lfne 
assfgnment. Groups should be assfgned ac- 
cordfng to trunk type (local, Fx, WATS. etc.). 
Default: By default, ail lines are placed fn lfne 
group 1. 
iVOlE: It is important to assign unused CO Zfms 
to a separate J&e Group. When the system 
selects a line for dialing a speed bin by &f&t 
the system wiU select the last mailable line in 
LineGroup 1 OAe8uithdef~tdatul 
d. Press HOLD to enter. Contfnue program- 
ming CO lfnes until they have all been 
programmed. 
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							CO LINE ATTRIBUTES PROGIUMMING Infinite 816 Key Telephone System 
CO Lfne Attributes Programming (Cont’d) 
720.2 CO LINE CONFIGURATION 
gmmming Steps Description 
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). 
If any CO line features are to be changed: 
a. Dial an asterisk [*] and [ 121 on the d&l pad. 
b. Press the CO line button 
of the line to be 
programmed. 
c. Toggle the program buttons on or off so the 
LEDs light up or extinguish. Line Type (CO/‘PBXl - Each outside line can 
be programmed to be either a CO line (LED on) 
or a PBX line. When marked PBX, a one- or 
two-digit dial code may be entered, after which 
toll restriction is applied. (Data Field 30). 
Default: By default, all are lines are CO lines. 
Signaling (DTBW/Pulse) - Each line can also 
be programmed as either DTMF (tone) or dfal 
pulse. When a line is assigned as dial pulse, 
the break/make ratio and dial speed can be 
programmed. 
d. Press HOLD to enter data. The next CO 
line will light for programming. 
Default: By default, all are set for IYTMF ILED 
on). 
Toll Override - A line may be marked for Toll 
Override which allows toll restricted stations to 
dial on this line. 
Default: By default, no lines are marked for 
Toll Override (LED off). 
Private Line - This feature allows a CO line to 
be marked private and to flash and ring at the 
specffled station only. This line cannot be re- 
trieved from System Hold by other stations and 
does not have Night Service. This line can be 
programmed to Preset CalI Forward. Ifthe 
LED 
is unlit, the Une is NOT a private line. If a line 
is programmed as private, go to Data Field 04 
and remove 
access to that line from alI other 
stations. Ah go to Data Field 13 and remove 
ringing of that line from any other station. 
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							Irtj%-tite 816 Key Telephone System CO LINE ATI’RIBUTES PROGBWMING 
CO Line Attributes Programming (Cont’d) 
720.3 CO LINE RINGING - DAY 
ProgrammfnfE Steps Description 
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). 
To change which stations ring: 
a. Dial an asterisk [‘] and [ 131 on the dial pad 
for day ringing stations. 
b. Press the outside line that is to be pro- 
grammed. Telephones can be assigned to receive incom- 
ing outside line rir@ng during the day Tele- 
phones that ring during the day do not 
automatically ring at night. They require night 
ringing programming. 
A CO line can be assigned to ring at a station 
where access is denied. That station can trans- 
fer the call but cannot flash and regain dial 
tone. 
c. Then press station buttons for stations 
that are to ring on that line (each button All lines can be assigned to ring at all stations 
or no phones can be assigned to ring on a line. 
Default: E3y default, all lines ring at the Atten- 
dant station (1). 
d. When all stations have been entered, press 
HOLD to enter data. 
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							CO LINE ATTRIBUTES PROGRMJMING Infinite 816 Key Telephone System 
CO Line Attributes Programming 0ut’dl 
720.4 CO LINE RINGING - NIGET 
ProgrammUg 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). 
a. Dial an asterisk [*I and [ 141 on the dial pad 
for night ringing stations. 
b. Press the outside kne that is to be pro- 
grammed. 
c. Then press station buttons for stations 
that are to rfng on that line (each button 
will light). 
d. When all stations have been entered, press 
HOLD to enter data. Descnptlon 
Telephones can be assigned to receive incom- 
ing outside line ringing during the night. ‘Ihe 
attendant places the system in night service by 
pressing the DND button. 
A CO line can be assigned to ring at a station 
where access is denied. That station can trans- 
fer the csll but cannot flash and regain dial 
tone. 
All lines can be assigned to ring at all stations 
or no phones can be assigned to ring on a line. 
Default: By default, all lines ring at the Atten- 
dant station (1). 
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							Infinite 816 Key Telephone System CO LINE ATTRIBUTES PROGRAMMING 
CO Liue Attributes Programmiug (mnt’d) 
720.5 FLASHTIMER 
jgammhg Steps 
Description 
If the system ls in the Programming mode, 
continue using program codes. If starting to 
program here, enter the Programming mode 
first (See Paragraph 700.4). 
If the Flash timer is to be changed: 
a Dial an asterisk [*I and [ 151 
on the dial pad. 
The first CO line button will light for pro- 
gramming. 
b. Press CO lfne to be programmed. 
c. Enter the two-digit ttmer value on the dial 
pad (01 to 99). which corresponds to 0.1 
to 9.9 seconds. Flash is a programmable opening on 
a CO/PBX 
line for signaling. When using an outside line, 
Flash allows a user to obtain a new dial tone 
without losing the line. This is particularly 
useful on a PBX system. 
Each CO line is individually programmed for a 
Flash time. The Flash timer is programmed on 
a per-line basis. 
Default: By default, the value for each line is 
20 (2 seconds) and is variable from 0.1 to 99 (1 
msec. to 9.9 seconds]. 
d. Press HOLD to enter the data. 
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							CO LINK A’ITRIRUTKS PROGRWMING Infinite 816 Key Telephone System 
CO Line Attributes Programming (Cont’d) 
720.6 CO RING DETECT 
gganming Steps Description 
If the system is in the Programming mode, 
continue using program codes. If &Wing to 
program here, enter the Programming mode 
first (See Paragraph 700.4). 
If CO Ring Detect timing is to be changed: 
a. Dialanasterisk[*jand[16]onthedialpad. 
b. Press CO line button for the line the timer 
will affect. The duration of the ringing signal from the CO 
or PJ3X is matched with ringing detection cir- 
cuitry in the KSU. The ring detect timer can 
range from 200 to 900 milliseconds divided 
into 100 millisecond increments. 
Default: By default, the value for each line is 
300 milliseconds. Ring detect time is pro- 
grammed on a per-CO line basis. 
c. Enter one-digit timer value (2 to 9). 
2 = 200 msec.. etc. 
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d. Press HOLD to enter data Continue enter- 
ing timer values for CO lines which require 
them. 
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