Vodavi Starplus Hybrid Key Telephone System Installation Manual

							Digital Key Telephone Systems STARPLUS@ SPD 1428 & 2856 
Table 500-6 PFTU Conn A Connecting Block 
PAIR PIN COLOR DESIG 
1 26 WWBL 1TIT 
1 BLIWH 1TIR 
2 27 WWOR 1 STA IN TIP 
2 OR/WH 1 STA IN RING 
3 28 WWGN 1 TRUNK OUT TIP 
3 GN/WH 1 TRUNK OUT RING 
4 29 WH/BN 1 STOT 
4 BN/WH 1 STOR 
5 30 WWSL 2TIT 
5 SL/WH 2TIR 
6 31 RD/BL 2 STA IN TIP 
6 BURD 2 STA IN RING 
7 32 RD/OR 2 TRUNK OUT TIP 
7 OWRD 2 TRUNK OUT RING 
8 33 RD/GN 2 STOT 
8 GN/RD 2 STOR 
9 34 RD/BN 3TIT 
9 BN/RD 3TIR 
10 35 RD/SL 3 STA IN TIP 
10 SURD 3 STA IN RING 
11 36 BWBL 3 TRUNK OUT TIP 
11 BUBK 3 TRUNK OUT RING 
12 37 BWOR 3 STOT 
12 OWBK 3 STOR 
13 38 BWGN 4TIT 
13 GN/BK 4TIR 
14 39 BWBN 4 STA IN TIP 
14 BN/BK 4 STA IN RING 
15 40 BWSL 4 TRUNK OUT TIP 
15 SUBK 4 TRUNK OUT RING 
16 41 YUBL 4STOT 
16 BL/YL 4STOR 
17 42 YUOR 5TIT 
17 ORNL 5TIR 
18 43 YUGN 5 STA IN TIP 
18 GNNL 5 STA IN RING 
19 44 YUBN 5 TRUNK OUT TIP 
19 BNNL 5 TRUNK OUT RING 
20 45 YUSL 5 STOT 
20 SUYL 5 STOR 
21 46 VIIBL 6TIT 
21 BWI 6TlR 
22 47 VI/OR 6 STA IN TIP 
22 OR/VI 6 STA IN RING 
23 48 VI/GN 6 TRUNK OUT TIP 
23 GNNI 6 TRUNK OUT RING 
24 49 VI/BN 6 STOT 
24 BNNI 6 STOR 
25 50 VIISL 
25 SWI 
Table 500-7 PFTU Conn A Connecting Block 
PAIR 
1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 -PlJ COLOR 
26 WHIBL 
1 
BLhVH 
27 Wl-UOR 
2 OR/WH 
28 WWGN 
3 GN/WH 
29 WWBN 
4 BNh’iH 
30 WHISL 
5 SLM’H 
31 RD/BL 
6 BURD 
32 RD/OR 
7 
OR/RD 
33 RD/GN 
a GN/RD 
34 RD/BN 
9 BN/RD 
35 RD/SL 
10 SURD 
36 BWBL 
11 
BUBK 
37 BWOR 
12 OWBK 
38 BWGN 
13 GN/BK 
39 BWBN 
14 BN/BK 
40 BWSL 
15 SUBK 
41 YUBL 
16 BLNL 
42 YUOR 
17 OR/YL 
43 YUGN 
18 GNNL 
44 YUBN 
19 BNNL 
45 YUSL 
20 SUYL 
46 VI/BL 
21 BWI 
47 
VI/OR 
22 ORNI 
48 VI/GN 
23 GNNI 
49 VI/BN 
24 BNNI 
50 VIISL 
25 SWI - 
- DESIG 
7TlT 
7TlR 
7 STA IN TIP 
7 STA IN RING 
7 TRUNK OUT TIP 
7 TRUNK OUT RING 
7 STOT 
7 STOR 
8TIT 
8TIR 
8 STA IN TIP 
8 STA IN RING 
8 TRUNK OUT TIP 
8 TRUNK OUT RING 
8 STOT 
8 STOR 
9TIT 
9TIR 
9 STA IN TIP 
9 STA IN RING 
STRUNK OUT TIP 
9 TRUNK OUT RING 
9 STOT 
9 STOR 
1 OTIT 
1OTlR 
10 STA IN TIP 
10 STA IN RING 
10 TRUNK OUT TIP 
1 OTRUNK OUTRIN G 
10 STOT 
10 STOR 
11TIT 
1lTlR 
11 STA IN TIP 
11 STA IN RING 
11 TRUNK OUT TIP 
11TRUNK OUT RING 
11 STOT 
11 STOR 
12TIT 
12TIR 
12 STA IN TIP 
12 STA IN RING 
12 TRUNK OUT TIP 
12TRUNK OUT RING 
12 STOT 
12 STOR 
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							OPX 
PFT TIP IN 
PFT RING IN 
. _ _ _ _. . 
.____._ 
;PD 1428 BKSU 
SPD 2% KSU 
Method #l 
Starplus 
Power Failure 
Transfer Unit 
PflU) 
Customer 
Provided 
Battery + 
SPD 2856 KSU 
:................................: Multi-Purpose Relay 
Method #2 
Figure 500-19 Power Failure Transfer Wiring Options 
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							Digital Key Telephone Systems STARPLUS@ SPD 1428 & 2856 
500.9 INSTALLING RECORDED AN- 
NOUNCEMENT DEVICE (RAN) 
, The Recorded Announcement feature (RAN) is used 
with the Uniform Call Distribution feature (UCD) to 
provide unanswered incoming CO calls or calls in 
queue with a Recorded Announcement while wait- 
ing for an available UCD station. The system may 
be programmed to provide this announcement on 
specified RAN output ports on the system (unused 
SLT and CO ports). The system can be programmed 
to connect the waiting caller to a different RAN port 
for the second, and subsequent RAN messages. 
When a CO line port is used for a ground start 
application, a 24V dc power source must be con- 
nected to the CO line port for talk battery. A 
Page/Relay contact assigned to an announcement 
table in programming would provide contact closure 
to start the Recorded Announcement device. 
When an SLT port is used, the RAN device must be 
configured for ring trip operation (loop start). The 
9OV ac voltage sent to the SLT port will be recog- 
nized by the RAN device which will then answer the 
call. Refer to Figure 500-20. 
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CO RAN CONNECTIONS 
VOICE RtNG 
4x8 CO/Station 
interface Board (CKB) 
‘................................i I T Any relay on any  Multi-Purpose Relay 
,------..--.---------------------I I I RAN START 
RAN START 
4x8 CO/Station Interface Card (MS) 
or 4x8 CO/SLT Interface Card (CSB) GROUND START APPLICATIONS 
Customer Provided 
Talk Battety 
24V DC 
RAN 
DEVICE 
SLT RAN CONNECTIONS 
4x8 COISLT 
Interface Card (CSB) 
LOOP START APPLICATIONS 
I SLT?;RT 
I I  4 RAN VR I 
I \- 
f 2 RAN CTL 
RELAY 
OUTPUT 
RELAY 
SENSOR 
MODULE 
SENSOR 
INPLlT 
“E&M” -I YPE RAN SIGNALING 
VOICE IN 
E&O, 
1 
SENSE 
Figure 500-20 CO and SLT RAN Connections 
INPUT FROM RECORDED 
ANNOUNCEMENT DEVICE 
SGR;&yCTROL TO 
SGPOC$FOL FROM 
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Digital Key Telephone Systems sTARPLUS@ SPD 1428 & 2858 
Table 500-8 SMDR Printout 
The SMDR feature provides detailed records of all outgoing and/or incoming, long distance only or all calls 
exceeding 30 seconds. This feature is enabled or disabled in system programming. By default, 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 programming. The standard format is 69 characters on a 
single line. A 30 character format will generate 3 lines per message. If the SMDR feature is enabled, the 
system starts collecting information about the call as soon as it starts and terminates when the call ends. If 
the call was longer then 30 seconds, the following information is printed: 
30 character format selected 
123456789~123456789ik23456789~ 116 08 00:02:00 14:13 05/U/90 
0123456789012345678901234 
123456789012 
123456789~123456789~123456789; 
AAA BB HH:MM:SS HH:MM MM/DD/W (CR) (CR) (LF) 
HCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC (CR) (CR) (LF) 
- (CR) (CR) (LF) 
80 character format selected 
123456789~123456789~123456789~123456789~1234~6789~1234~6789~1234~6789~1234~6789~ 
STA CO TOTAL 
START DATE DIALED 
ACCOUNT CODE 
116 08 00:02:00 14:13 05/n/90 0123456789012345678901234 123456789012 
AAA BB HH:MM:SS HH:MM MM/DD/W HCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC 
- (CR) (CR) (LF) 
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, = Incoming 
“0” = Outgoing 
‘T’ = Transferred 
CC....CC = Number dialed 
GG....GG = Last Account code entered (optional) 
(CR) = Carriage return 
(LF) = Line Feed 
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							STARPLUS@ SPD 1428 & 2856 Digital Key Telephone Systems 
SECTION 600 
CUSTOMER DATA BASE PROGRAMMING 
600.1 INTRODUCTION 
The Starplus Digital (SPD) Key Telephone System 
can be programmed to meet each customer’s indi- 
vidual needs. All programming is done either at 
Station 100 using the 
34-button display digital termi- 
nal as the programming instrument or an ASCII 
terminal or PC. The digital display model is sug- 
gested since the display is designed to assist in 
programming. 
When the program mode is entered, the Digital 
Terminal being used no longer operates as a termi- 
nal 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 features as well as enter 
specific data that requires a numeric entry. Flexible 
buttons are used to toggle on or off features or allow 
entry into specific 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 emulating 
an ASCII terminal. This form of programming can be 
done either locally (on-site) by connecting the termi- 
nal directly to the RS232C 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 program the system via a 
terminal are identical to that used when program- 
ming from a digital keyset. A button to keyboard 
mapping has been incorporated (see Figure 600-l ‘) 
to help minimize familiarization and training time. 
At the time the system is installed it must be initial- 
ized to load default data into memory. If this pre-pro- 
gramming suits the customer, initialization is all that 
is needed. Refer to Table 600-l 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 programming or to change a spec- 
ific feature within that field. 
During programming, the other Digital Terminals in 
the System operate normally. If a data field is en- 
tered but nothing is changed, or changed but not 
entered, the previous data will remain 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 entering digits on the 
keypad. If no changes are to be made to the line or 
station, exit the data field by either leaving the pro- 
gram mode (pressing the ON/OFF button to OFF) or 
entering another data field (pressing the FLASH 
button and entering that program code). 
When features are being programmed, 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, re-enter the data field and reenter 
the information. Until new data is entered and ac- 
cepted, the system will continue to operate under 
default or previously 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 
data base and is updated with any newly entered or 
changed data without interruption to telephone op- 
eration or call processing in progress. However, if 
for example a station’s attributes are changed while 
that station is off-hook on an active call, the newly 
entered data will not take effect until the station goes 
on-hook or becomes idle. 
NOTE: Some features must have more than one 
data field programmed for that feature to work. 
Where this is the case, it will be stated in the instruc- 
tions. 
600.2 PROGRAM MODE ENTRY (Key Sta- 
tion) 
Programming a digital terminal is performed at Port 
01 (Station 100) using a 34 Button Digital Display 
Terminal. Programming is always done at this port 
regardless of the class of service or which station 
has been assigned the attendant(s). 
Before entering the program mode, the programmer 
must first verify that the Digital Terminal is properly 
connected to Port 01 (Station 100). 
To enter the program mode: 
a. Press ON/OFF button. (optional) LED lights 
and intercom dial tone is heard. 
b. On the dial pad, press the asterisk (‘) twice. 
c. On the dial pad, enter the digits [3][2][2][6] 
(DBAM)‘. Confirmation tone is heard. 
s is a default setting, however may be changed 
entering programming. 
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When using a data terminal (I/O device) to program the system, the following chart presents the data terminal 
characters that are equivalent to the keyset buttons. 
adm> ? 
REIAOTE RDflIN KEY DEFINITIONS 
Keyset Term Keyset 
Term Keyset 
Term 
----------------------------------------- 
0 0 FLEX 1 Q 
FLEX 11 A 
1 1 FLEX 2 W 
FLEX 12 S 
2 2 FLEX 3 E 
FLEX 13 D 
3 3 FLEX 4 R 
FLEX 14 F 
4 4 
FLEX 5 T FLEX 15 G 
5 5 
FLEX 6 ‘f 
FLEX 16 H 
6 6 
FLEX 7 U FLEX 17 J 
7 7 FLEX 8 I 
FLEX 18 K 
: 8 FLEX 2 0 
FLEX 19 L 
2 FLEX 10 P 
FLEX 20 
* * 
FLASH 
ON-OFF 
# # 
HOLD 
iR SPEED 
TRANS X DND 
C MUTE v 
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In place of keyset button toggling to enable/disable a feature, the associated data terminal key can be toggled 
(pressed again) to enable/disable a feature, or the plus (+) character can be used to turn on or enable a feature 
and the minus (-) character can be used to turn off or disable a feature. 
Figure 600-l Data Terminal Program Codes Cross Reference 
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SPKR VOL 
RING VOL 
Figure 600-2 Starplus SPD Programming Button Mapping 
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							Digital Key Telephone Systems BARPLUS@ SPD 1428 & 2856 
Table 600-l Default Values 
FEATURE 
SYSTEM TIMERS: 
System Hold Recall Timer 
Exclusive Hold Recall Timer 
Attendant Recall Timer 
Transfer Recall Timer 
Preset Forward Timer 
Call Forward No/Answer Timer 
Pause Timer 
Call Park Timer 
Conference/DISA Timer 
Paging Timeout Timer 
CO Ring Detect Timer 
SLT DTMF Receiver Timer 
MSG Waiting Reminder Tone 
Hookflash Timer 
Hookflash Debounce Timer 
SYSTEM FEATURES: 
Attendant Override 
Hold Preference 
External Night Ring 
Executive Override Warning Tone 
Page Warning Tone 
Background Music 
LCR Enable 
Forced Account Codes (Y/N) 
Attendant Station Assignment (3 Stations) 
Set Date and Time 
PBX Dialing Codes 
Executive/Secretary Assignments 
Relay/Sensor Programming 
Baud Rate Assignments 
Port #l (“On-Board” RS232C) 
Port #2 (“On-Board” Modem) 
Port #3 (I/O Expander Module RS232C) 
Port #4 (I/O Expander Module RS-422) 
Access Codes 
DISA Access Code 
Admin Password for Digital Key Terminal 
SMDR Programming 
SMDR (Y/N) 
Call Type (LD or ALL) PROGRAM 
CODE FLEX BUT-TON DEFAULT VALUE 
Flash 01 
Button 1 060 sec. 
Button 2 180 sec. 
Button 3 01 min. 
Button 4 045 sec. 
Button 5 10 sec. 
Button 6 01 min. 
Button 7 
2 sec. 
Button 8 180 sec. 
Button 9 10 min. 
Button 10 15 sec. 
Button 11 3 (100 msec.) 
Button 12 
020 
Button 13 000 min. 
Button 14 10 (1 sec.) 
Button 15 010 msec. 
Flash 05 
Button 1 No 
Button 2 
System 
Button 3 No 
Button 4 Yes 
Button 5 Yes 
Button 6 Yes 
Button 7 Disabled 
Button 8 Disabled 
Flash 10 
100 
Flash 11 Button l-4 
Flash 12 Buttons 1-5 None 
Flash 13 Buttons 1-4 None 
Flash 14 
Buttons l-7 None 
Flash 15 
Button 1 4800 Baud 
Button 2 300 Baud 
Button 3 
Button 4 
Flash 20 
Button 1 
100 
Button 2 3226 
Flash 21 I 
Button 1 No 
Button 2 LD 
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Table 800-l Default Values (Cont’d) 
FEATURE 
Print Format (30 or 80) 
Baud Rate (300/l 200/2400/4800/9660) 
Port (l/2/3/4) 
NIGHT MODE PROGRAMMING: 
Auto/Manual (Y/N) 
Days of the Week Schedule 
HUNT GROUP PROGRAMMING: 
Groups l-8 
Pilot/Circular 
CO LINE GROUP PROGRAMMING: 
DTMF/Dial Pulse Signaling (Y/N) 
CO/PBX Flag (Y/N) 
UNA Flag (Y/N) 
Conference Flag 
Privacy Flag 
Loop Supervision (O=none,l-9=timer) 
DISA (O=none, 1=24hr, 2=night) 
Flash Timer (01-l 0) 
CO tine Group (O-8) 
Line COS (l-6) 
Ring Assignment 
Display Ring Assignment(s) 
Next (forward) CO 
Next (backward) CO 
New Range 
Dial Pulse, Speed/Ratio Programming 
Break/Make 
Dial Speed 
STATION PROGRAMMING: 
Page Access (Y/N) 
DND Access (Y/N) 
Conference (Y/N) 
Executive Override (Y/N) 
Privacy (Y/N) 
System Speed (Y/N) 
Queuing (Y/N) 
Preferred Line Answer (Y/N) 
OHVO 
(Y/N) (Future) 
Call Forward (Y/N) 
Forced LCR (Y/N) PROGRAM 
CODE FLEX BUT-I-ON DEFAULT VALUE 
Button 3 80 
Button 4 4800 
Button 5 
1 
Flash 22 
Button 1 
Manual 
Buttons 2-8 O-4 08:00-l TOO 
5-6 ####-#### 
Flash 30 
Buttons 1-8 
Button 9 
Flash 40 
Button 1 DTMF 
Button 2 
co 
Button 3 Yes 
Button 4 Disabled 
Button 5 Enabled 
Button 6 No 
Button 7 
No 
Button 8 
10 
Button 9 1 
Button 10 1 
Button 11 None 
Button 17 Ring at Sta 100 
Button 18 
Button 19 
Button 20 
Flash 41 
Button 1 
60140 
Button 2 
10 PPS 
Flash 50 
Page A Button 1 Yes 
Button 2 Yes 
Button 3 Yes 
Button 4 Yes 
Button 5 No 
Button 6 Yes 
Button 7 Yes 
Button 8 Disabled 
Button 9’ Disabled 
Button 10 Disabled 
Button 11 Enabled 
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