Vodavi Starplus 1224ex Electronic Key System Installation Manual

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							600.1 INTRODUCTION 
by pressing the asterisk (*) and entering that 
program code. 
The 1224 Key Telephone system can be 
programmed to meet each customer’s individual 
needs. All programming is done at station 10 using 
the Enhanced or Executive model key telephone 
as the programming 
inStrUfTient. 
A BASIC model telephone cannot be used. 
It is strongly recommended that the Executive 
telephone be used to make programming easier. When programming features, tones are 
provided to help the programmer determine if a 
correct or incorrect entry has been made. A 
solid one second tone indicates the data was 
accepted. An interrupted tone means an error 
was made. When this occurs, m-enter the data 
field and try again. Until new data is entered and 
accepted, the system will continue to operate 
under default or previously entered values. 
When the program mode is entered, the key 
telephone being used no longer operates as a 
telephone but as a programming 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 fea- 
tures. CO line buttons and station buttons are 
used to determine CO line access, assign class of 
service, determine station features, indicate sta- 
tions, line group numbers, CO line configuration, 
system features, toll tables, etc. When the hold button is pressed to enter data, 
that data will be stored in a temporary buffer 
area. Data is not entered into system memory 
and has no effect on telephone operation until 
the program mode is exited. This is done by 
pressing the ON/OFF button to OFF. Then the 
data in the temporary buffer is copied into per- 
manent memory. It is at this point that program- 
ming affects telephone operation. Until the 
programming mode has been exited, the sys- 
tem will operate under default or previously 
programmed data. 
At the time the system is installed it must be initial- 
Some features must have more than one data 
ized to load default data into memory. See Table 
6-l for default data. If this pre-programming suits field programmed for that feature to work. 
the customer, initialization is all that is needed. Where this is the case, it will be stated in the in- 
structions. 
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 programming or to change a 
specific feature within that field. 
600.2 CUSTOMER DATA 
WORKSHEETS 
During programming, the other key telephones in 
the system operate normally. If a data field is 
entered but nothing is changed, or changed but 
not entered into memory (pressing HOLD), the 
previous data will remain intact upon leaving that 
data field. Data fields can be entered at random.. Before any attempt at programming is made, it 
is strongly recommended that customer data 
worksheets be prepared. These worksheets 
should become part of the permanent record of 
customer programming. Refer to the following 
sections when preparing the worksheets. 
600.3 DATA BASE FIELDS 
In many of the data fields, programming is sequen- 
tial, i.e. upon completing the programming of one 
CO line or one station, the next line or station will 
automatically light up for programming. If no 
changes are to be made in the next line or station, 
simply exit the data field by either leaving the 
program mode (pressing the ON/OFF button to 
OFF) or entering another data field. This is done The data fields are used to set system timers, 
determine central office line features and key 
telephone features. Table 6-l lists the default 
values, which are pre-programmed into the sys- 
tem, and the data fields (program codes). 
When entering CO line data and station data, be 
sure to enter the exact number of digits 
specified. The data fields and features are fur- 
ther described in the following paragraphs. 
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STARPLUS 1224u< KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM 
600.4 PROGRAM MODE ENTRY 
Programming is always done at station port 01 
using either the Enhanced or Executive key 
telephone. The Basic Telephone cannot be used 
for programming. Programming is always done at 
this station regardless of the class of service or in- 
tercom number assigned to this station or which 
station has been assigned as the attendant. 
To enter the program mode, the programmer must 
first verify that the key telephone is properly con- 
nected to station port 01. 
STEP 1 
Press ON/OFF button to ON (button lights & in- 
tercom dial tone is heard). 
STEP 2 
On the dial pad, press the asterisk (*) twice. 
STEP 3 
On the dial pad, enter 56-23 (LOAD). Confir- 
mation tone is heard. Dial tone is removed. 
STEP 4 
The HOLD button & the ON/OFF button will be 
lit. 
The system is ready to program (other key 
telephones connected to the system continue to 
operate normally). 
l * initialize here if necessary. 
STEP 5 
Press the asterisk (*) once. 
STEP 6 
Dial the 2 digit program code for the desired data 
field. 
STEP 7 
Enter customer data. 
STEP 6 
To load the entered data, press the HOLD but- 
ton. A burst of one second confirmation tone 
should be heard.. If an interrupted (error) tone 
is heard, reenter the data starting with step 5. 
STEP 9 
Repeat from step 5 until all data has been stored. TO exit the program mode, press the ON/OFF 
button (light will extinguish). All new data now T 
beccme effective and operational. ! 
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600.5 
INITIALIZATION 
The svstem has been pre-programmed with cer- 
tain eatures which are called default data. 
These features are loaded into memory when 
ths system is initialized. The system should be 
i~;Gakzed when installed or at any time the data 
b x9 r:as been corrupted. ” 
PG ~nitiaiize the system to default values:’ 
%rer the programming mode. 
@fer to steps 14, Sec. 696.4). 
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?r,;ss the asterisk (*) once. 
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3r the d&l pad, enter the numbers 4-6-4-6 
(iPIT). 
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Pr:xs the HOLD button. 
Confirmation tone is heard. 
:Wa-lit data is now loaded. 
70 dafatul only certain parts of the database, 
: ‘.:e tr:e following program codes instead of the 
‘%x i&ion code. 
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+4 i will inltiiize toll tables only. 
2:: will inltlallze system data only. 
“1 i; will initialize CO line,data only. 
‘OZ will initllize station data only. 
‘31i will initialize flexible button programming 
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							STARPLUS 1224u< KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM 
600.6 STATION CLASS OF SERVICE 
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PROGRAMMING STEPS 
Make sure you have entered the programming 
mode (Sec. 600.4). 
. If you wish to change the class of service 
of a station, dial an (*) asterisk & 01 on the 
dial pad. 
. Press the button of the station to be as- 
signed a class of service. If the station is 
22-33, press STATION RANGE button 
first. 
. Then press appropriate button for the 
class of service being assigned to that sta- 
tion - see beiow. Bydefault all stations are 
assigned Class of Service 1 (unrestricted). 
. Press HOLD to enter data. 
The next station button will light for programming. DESCRlPTlON 
Each station must be assigned a class of ser- 
vice which determines the type of calls a station 
may make. There are 2 Toll Restriction tables 
labeled A and B in which you may enter long dis- 
tance numbers to be allowed or denied (Refer 
to Section 606.31). 
Class 1 =unrestricted 
Class 2 = governed by Table A 
Class 3 = governed by Table B 
Class 4 = 7 digits maximum, no “0” or “1” can 
be dlaled as the first digit 
. Class 5 =intercom & paging only 
Class 6 = receive only/no disling 
When a CO line is marked PB)(I COS restrictions 
apply to the station on& if one of 4 codes are 
dialed first (see sec. 600.22). 
Stationsmustbeprogrammed toreceivephone 
boxlalarm signaling (see sec. 600.7) and must 
also be programmed with the corresponding 
station button of the phone box (set 600.9). 
NOTE: When the STATION RANGE button is lit, the 
station indicated is in the upper range (22-33). For 
example, station button 16/26 is iii - if the STATION 
RANGE button is lit, station 26 is being programmed; 
if STATION RANGE button is not lit, station 16 is 
being programmed. 
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600.7 SW4TlON PROGRAMMING 
PROGf3AMMlNG STEPS 
If you are in the programming mode, continue 
using the program codes. If you are starting to 
program here, enter the program mode first (Sec. 
600.4). 
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if station features are to be changed, dial 
an asterisk (*) and 02 on the dial pad. 
. Press the button of the station to be 
programmed. If stations 22-33 are being 
programmed, press STATION RANGE 
button first (LED will light). 
. Then toggle on or off the following 
program buttons depending on what fea- 
tures that station is to be given. 
. If the LED is lit, that feature is enabled; if 
not lit, that feature is denied to that station. 
. Press HOLD to enter. DESCRIPTION 
Station features are described as follows: 
Do Not Disturb (DND) 
A yes entry (LED on) indicates this station is al- 
lowed the Do Not Disturb feature. The 
programmed Attendant cannot have DND. Al- 
lowed by default. 
Speed Dial (System) 
A yes entry (LED on) indicates this station is al- 
lowed access to system speed dial numbers. 
Default allows system speed. The last 20 num- 
bers (bins 30-49) are not monitored by toll 
restriction. Refer to toll restriction tables, sec- 
tion 600.31, and programming system speed 
numbers, section 600.37. 
Alarm/Door Signal 
Stations can be designated to receive alarm sig- 
nals through the telephone speaker. These sta- 
tions will also receive alert tone from a phone 
box. Default gives no stations this feature (LED 
off). NOTE: A STATION BUTTON MUST BE 
ASSIGNED TO PHONES RECEIVING PHONE w 
BOX RINGING (Section 690.9). 
Refer also to section 600.19 to enable alarm sig- 
naling and to program alarm detection & signal- 
ing. 
Preferred tine Answer 
Stations can be given the ability to answer in- 
coming outside line calls, transferred & recall- 
ing lines and line queues by simply going 
off-hook. 
Disabled by default (LED off). 
Call Forward (Station) 
Stations can be allowed or denied the ability to 
have incoming, intercom and transferred out- 
side lines fowarded to another station. This 
feature is allowed by default (LED on). 
Auto Select 
This feature allows a user,to press an idle CO 
line button and have that line automatically 
seized and dial tone received through the 
speaker. The user can then dial manually or w 
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							STARPLUS 1224EX KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM 
PROGFIAMMING STEPS 
0 To program further station features, d&l 
an asterisk (*) and 03 on the dial pad. 
. Press the button of the station to be 
programmed. If station 22-33 are being 
programmed, press STATION RANGE 
button first. 
. Then toggle on or off the following 
program buttons depending on what fea- 
tures that station is to be given. 
. Press HOLD to enter. 
The next station button will light for programming. select a station or speed number. Refer to Sec- 
tion 666.9, flexible button programming. 
Allowed by default (LED on). 
Headset 
This feature disables the speakerphone and 
must be enabled if the telephone is to be 
equipped with a headset. 
Disabled by default (LED off). 
Page Access 
Stations can be denied the ability to make page 
announcements. If a station is to be denied 
paging access, do not use Class of Service 6 to 
accomplish this. 
Allowed by default (LED on). 
NOTE: lf the STATION RANGE button is lit, it means 
that the station indicated is in the upper range (2% 
33). For example, station button W26 is lit - if the 
STATION RANGE button is lit, station 28 is being 
programmed; if STATION RANGE button is not lit, sta- 
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STARPLUS 1224EX 
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600.8 FLDClBLE STATiON NUMBERS 
PROGRAMMING STEPS 
If you are in the programming mode, continue 
using the program codes. If you are starting to 
program here, enter the program mode first. 
. If station intercom numbers are to be 
changed, dial an asterisk (*) and 04 on the 
dial pad. 
If you have a display phone, you will see the foliow- 
ing display: 
FLEXIBLE STATION ASSIGN 
PORT 01 = STA 10 
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. Press the button of the station whose in- 
tercom number is to be changed (LED will 
flash). If the station number Is between 22 
and 33, press STATION RANGE button 
flrst. 
. Press the button of the statjon number it is 
to be changed to. You will hear confirma- 
tion tone and the LED will be lit solid. 
. When all changes have been made, press 
HOLD button. 
Display will now update. DESCRIPTION 
By dsiault station 1 is assigned intercom num- 
ber - 3, station 2 is asslgned intercom number 
11, etc. 
This feature allows one person to move from 
one stxtion to another without changing phones 
and yet take all their lndivldual station data in- 
Ciuding Intercom number with them. 
However, station port 01 always remains the 
programming 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 WarnpIe, if a station with an intercom num- 
ber of 16 is moved to where station intercom 
numbt:r 10 was; then station intercom number 
10 must be moved somewhere. 10 could be 
moveo to where 23 was and 23 moved to where 
16 was. This way all circuits have a unique in- 
tercom number. 
NOTE: The entire system must be idle before 
changes made in station numbers will take ef- 
fect. 
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FLEXlBLE STATION ASSIGN 
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600.9 FLEXIBLE  BlJlTONS 
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PROGRAMMING  STEPS 
if  you  are in the  programming  mode, continue 
using  program  codes. If you  are starting  to 
program  here,  enter  the program  mode first. 
. To program  your flexible  buttons,  diai an 
asterisk  (*) and  05  on  the diai  pad. 
if  you  have  a display  phone, you will see  the foiiow- 
ing  display: 
FLEX  BLITTON  ASSIGN 
ENTER  STA #, PRESS  HOLD 
.  Dial  the 2 digit  station  number  (1033). 
.  Press  any button  which you want  to 
change.  See the foilowing  program but- 
tons:  DESCRIPTION 
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Each  flexible  button may be given  a general  as- 
signment  such  as multi function  button, station 
button,  CO line  button,  loop key or pool  key. 
Multi  function  buttons are programmed  by each 
individual  user to be  a  DSS (station)  button, 
speed  dial button,  page button  or mute  button. 
When  programming  a button  as a CO  line  but- 
ton,  the line  number  must also be specified. 
When  programming  a pooi  button,  the line 
group  number  must also be entered. 
By  defauit,  flexible buttons  are assigned  as fol- 
lows: 
BASIC  Telephone 
-  Buttons  i-5 = CO  lines  l-5 
-  Button  6 =  loop  button 
ENHANCED/EXECUTIVE  Telephone 
-  Buttons  l-14 = stations  lo-24 
-  Buttons  15-16 = CO  lines  7-6 
-  Buttons  17-22 = CO  lines  l-6 
NOTE:  You cannot  program  the buttons  of a 
keyset  that is in  use.  When  attempting  to 
program  a keyset  in use,  ail LED’s  will light  to in- 
dicate  no programming  will be accepted. 
NOTE:  A multi  function  button can be 
programmed  in the  system  data base  as a sta- 
tion  button.  After entering  a “l”,  enter  the sta- 
tion  number  desired,  and press  HOLD.  The 
station  user can erase  this programming. 
When  programming  a button  as a CO  line  but- 
ton,  refer  to CO  line  ringing  (Sec. 500.15).  By 
default  station 10 will  ring  on  a  line. 
However, 
if  station  10 is not  given  button  access  to a line, 
another  station must be programmed  to ring  on 
that  line. 
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STARPLUS 1224EX KEY TELEPHONE SYSlEM 
PROGRAMMING STEPS 
You will see a display like the following: DESCRIPTION 
When programming a button as a poolecJ group 
button, refer to CO line group programmjng. 
Pooled group numbers match CO line group 
numbers 
All stations should be given a loop button so 
they can receive a transferred call on a line for 
which they have no button access. 
. D&l the desired code to assign button A DSS button MUST be assigned to stations 
function. receiving phone box ringing. 
- 1 = multi (user programmable)* 
- 2XX = CO line (XX is a 2 digit line num- 
ber) 
- 3 = loop 
- 4x = pooled group (X is a 1 digit line 
group number) 
. Press HOLD button. Confirmation tone is 
heard. 
The next sequential button will light for program- 
ming or press the next button to be programmed. 
Display will now update such as in the following ex- 
amples: 
Continue programming buttons until the station is 
completed, then go back, redial the program code, 
and dial the next station number to program that 
station’s buttons. 
NOTE: To program the flexible buttons on a Basic 
Telephone, refer to section 600.12. 
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STARPLUS 1224EX KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM 
600.10 PAGE GROUPS 
PROGRAMMING STEPS 
If you are in the programming mode, continue 
using the program codes. If you are starting 
programming here, enter the program mode first. 
. If page groups are to be changed, dial an 
asterisk (*) and 06 on the dial pad. 
. Press the station button of the station to 
be changed. Press STATION RANGE but- 
ton first for station 22-33 (LED will light). 
. Toggle on or off the program button for the 
desired page group. See below. 
- LED lit = enabled 
- LED unlit = disabled 
. Press HOLD to enter. DESCRIPTION . 
Each station can be assigned to page groups 
for the purpose of receiving page an- 
nouncements. 
There are 2 page groups. Stations can be as- 
signed to either one or both of the groups or not 
be assigned to a groupat all and thereby receive 
no pages. 
Stations not assigned to a page group can still 
make page announcements if allowed in station 
programming (Sec. 666.7). Stations can be as- 
signed to a page group but not allowed to make 
pages (see Station programming, Sec. 660.7). 
NOTE: If the STATION RANGE button is lit, it means 
that the station indicated is in the upper range (a- 
33). For example, station button W/28 is lit-if the 
STATION RANGE button 
IS lit, station 28 is being 
programmed; if STATION RANGE button is not lit, sta- 
tion 16 is being programmf3d. 
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