Vodavi Starplus Hybrid Key Telephone System Installation Manual

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Table 800-7 4x8 CO/Station Interface Board (CKB) 
FUNCTION CONTROL OPTIONS FAULT OPTIONS 
Provides interface for 8 Busy state LED that 
1 Unable to receive 
Digital Terminals, monitors circuits for 
intercom dial tone. 
DSWDLS Consoles or busy condition. 2.Poor transmission 
SIA (OPX) modules. characteristics. 
None 3.Key telephone set 
inoperative. 
4.Key telephone unable 
to invoke features 
5.No LED indications. 
Table 800-8 4x8 CO/SLT Interface Board (CSB) 
FUNCTION 
Provides interface for 8 
SLTs. 
Also provides for SLTs 
with MAW lights. CONTROL 
Busy state LED that 
monitors circuits for 
busy condition. OPTIONS FAULT OPTIONS 
None 1 .SLT can’t receive dial 
tone. 
2.Poor transmission 
characteristics. 
Table 800-9 DTMF Receiver Module (RM) 
FUNCTION CONTROL OPTIONS FAULT OPTIONS 
Used to add DTMF Adds 1 DTMF receiver. None 
1. SLT cannot receive or 
receivers to the system break dial tone. 
to support DBA and SLT 2. DISA call can’t 
operation. receive or break dial 
Table 800-10 l/O Module (IOM) 
FUNCTION 
Provides 2nd RS232C 
port and a RS422 port to 
the system. CONTROL 
None OPTIONS 
None FAULT OPTIONS 
1 .Loss of SMDR data. 
Table 800-l 1 Single Line Telephone Adapter (OPX) 
FUNCTION CONTROL OPTIONS FAULT OPTIONS 
Provides one (1) 48 volt Busy state LED that , 1 .SLT can’t receive dial 
loop to interface an monitors circuits for 
None tone. 
OPX circuit. busy condition. 2.Poor transmission 
characteristics. 
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800.2 REMOTE MAINTENANCE 
A. General Overview 
The Remote Maintenance feature allows authorized 
personnel to survey system and slot configuration 
information. This can be done through a modem or 
data terminal connected to the I/O Expansion Mod- 
ule via the RS-232C/RS-422 port. The commands 
are entered from a keyboard and are limited to those 
listed. 
B. Overview of Maintenance Commands 
There are four (4) basic commands available in the 
Remote Maintenance feature. All commands begin 
with a single character, followed by a space, another 
character and an optional digit or digits. All com- 
mands are terminated with a carriage return. 
Basic format of the commands are shown in Figure 
100-l : C. Maintenance Password 
The Remote Maintenance feature, like Remote Pro- 
gramming, is entered via a six-character alphanu- 
meric string. The password prompt is given by 
entering a carriage return at the device connected to 
the l/O Module RS232CY422 port. After the prompt 
is printed out, the password should be entered fol- 
lowed by a carriage return. Proper entry of the pass- 
word will result in the maintenance prompt. The 
Remote Maintenance password is: {CONFIG} 
D. Exit Maintenance 
The Exit command will terminate the current Remote 
Maintenance feature session. The Exit command 
, format is: MAINT>X 
L 
maint>? command list: 
d s[nn] 
- dump system or slot configuration data 
Cnnl specifies an optional slot number parameter 
no parameter indicates that the entire system will be du 
examples : 
maint>d s (dumps entire system configuration 
maint>d s2 (dumps slot 2 configuration, etc.) 
? 
- help menu X - exit maint maint> 
Figure 800-l Remote Maintenance Help Menu 
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E. System Configuration 
Figure 800-2 is a configuration of the Starplus Digital 
(SPD) Key Telephone System with LCR and shows 
what is printed out when: 
a. The installer enters DS at the maint> 
prompt. 
maint>d s 
SLOT TYPE 
------ --i--- 
CPB 0.01 CPU 
2856,LCR INS 
Qx8 N/A COI/KSI 0 INS 
UNK N&l UNPOPULATED 0 
00s 
UNK N/A UNPOPULATED 
0 00s 
UNK N/A UNPOPULATED 0 00s 
UNK N/A UNPOPULATED 
0 00s 
UNK N/A UNPOPULATED 0 00s 
UNK N/A UNPOPULATED 
0 00s 
maint> FW UER. BRD TYPE BRD OPTS 
-----e-s-- ---------- - SERU STAT 
Figure 800-2 System Configuration w/LCR 
where: 
Column 1: lists the card slot. 
Column 2: lists card type of that card slot. 
Column 3: lists the firmware version of the card. 
Column 4: lists card type and if that card is installed. Column 5: lists card options: 
Column 6: lists card status: 
00s status can indicate the entire card is out 
of service or a specific station is not installed or 
installed but not operational 
INS status can indicate a specific station is 
installed and operating correctly. 
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F. CO/Station Configuration 
Figure 800-3 is the CO/Station Configuration and 
shows what is printed out when: 
a. The installer enters DS4 at the mainb= 
prompt. 
raint>d s2 SLOT : 2 
Board Tupe : ‘+xB - COVKSI 
co STATUS PULSEfDTHF CWPBX 
---- _----_-____------------- --_-----____ ________ 
: 3 
II 
STFI 
100 
101 
102 
103 
104 
105 
106 107 INS, Outgoing Enabled 
INS. Outgoing Enabled 
INS, 
Outgoing Enabled 
INS, Outgoing Enabled 
TYPE STATUS 
-------- ---__ _ --- 
Keyset 
INS Kcyset 00s 
Keuset INS 
Keuset INS 
DXX 1 INS 
Keys& 00s 
Kegset 00s 
Keyset 005 DTtlF 
DTtlF 
PULSE 
DTtlF 
LCD 
.- ----- co 
co 
co 
co 
, 
Figure 800-3 CO/Station Configuration 
where: CO Lines 
Column 1: lists the CO Line number. 
Column 2: indicates status: 
00s status can indicate the entire card is out 
of servfce. 
INS status can indicate a board station is in- 
stalled and operating correctly. Outgoing en- 
abled indicates the CO line is active in the 
system. Outgoing disabled indicates that the 
Attendant has disabled the CO line for outgoing 
access where: Stations 
Column 1: lists the station number. 
Column 2: indicates station type (keyset, DSS, 
SLT. 
Keyset - ID 0 = Key station 
DLS-ID1 =DSSMapl 
DSS-ID2=DSSMap2 
DSS/DLS - ID 3 = DSS Map 3 
Relay/Sensor - ID 4 = Relay/Sensor Module 
SLT - ID 5 = SLT/OPX 
SLT w/lamp - ID 6 = SLT w/Message Waiting 
2605,2666 - ID 7 = SLT w/Message Waiting  Column 3: indicates whether the CO Line is Pulse 
or DTMF. (programmable option) 
Column 4: indicates whether the CO Line is a CO 
Line or a PBX Line. programmable option) & In-Use Indicator 
Column 3: indicates status: 
COS status can indicate the entire card is out 
of service or a specific station is not installed or 
installed but not operational. 
INS status can indicate a specific station is 
installed and operating correctly. 
Column 4: indicates whether the station has an 
LCD Display or doesn’t have an LCD Display. 
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G. Event Trace Buffer 
The Event Trace Buffer is used to store and dump 
event traces (up to 30) that occur just prior to a 
Stat-plus Digital (SPD) Key Telephone System soft 
or hard restart. These can then be reviewed by 
authorized personnel to aid in system troubleshoot- 
ing.. 
The basic format for the commands are: 
. 
T-cspacexretumz- - display the current status 
of the Event trace buffer 
. 
Tespace>Ocretum> - turns the Trace buffer 
OFF. 
. Tl  - turns the Trace buffer ON 
to record events prior to a soft system reset. 
. 
T2 -turns the Trace buffer ON 
to record events prior to a hard system restart. 
0 
T3creturn> - turns the Trace Buffer ON 
to record events prior to either a soft reset or a 
hard system restart. 
dcspace>Eeretum> - dumps Trace Events stored 
from last system reset. (soft or hard) 
NOTE: Ctri C will abort the Data Dump and return to 
the maint> prompt. 
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800.3 REMOTE SYSTEM MONITOR 
A. General Overview 
The Remote Monitor feature provides remote access 
to the installed system for diagnostic purposes. 
These capabilities benefit Service personnel ena- 
bling them to support the end user remotely. Differ- 
ent levels of access, via password, allows authorized 
personnel to trace, monitor and “up-load” critical 
information directly from the Starplus Digital (SPD) 
Key Telephone System. This provides a more ac- 
curate means of acquiring system information that 
leads to a quick resolution of problems that may 
occur. This is all done without interfering with ongo- 
4 ing call processing or normal system operation, and 
in many cases may be performed without a site visit. 
The built-in 300 baud modem is used for remote 
access. 
Capabilities allowed and reserved for this “High level 
troubleshooting” in addition are: 
. 
Monitor Mode 
0 
Enable & Disable Event “Trace” 
. 
Dump ‘Trace Buffer” (up-load) 
B. Monitor Password 
The Remote Monitor feature, like Remote Mainte- 
nance, is entered via a six-character alphanumeric 
string. The password prompt is given by entering a 
carriage return at the device connected to the I/O 
Module RS232-C/R&422 port. After the prompt is 
printed out, the password should be entered followed 
by a carriage return. Proper entry of the password 
will result in the MON> prompt. The Remote Main- 
tenance password is: {ETRACE} 
NOTE: The remote monitor feature is intended for 
use only under the guidance and instruction by 
authorized personnel from a Technical Assistance 
Center (TAC). Care and caution must be observed 
when using this feature as permanent damage to the 
software structure can occur. C. Help Menu (?) 
A convenient on screen Help Menu is provided by 
typing a “?” then pressing Enter. The following will 
appear on the screen: 
Y 
2856 Digital Key-System Eng. Uer. 0.01 
DQTE: 05/24/91 TIME: 10:51:07 
ENTER PFISSWORD: 
man>? 
command 
list: 
c EC1 - dump co data 
s Csl - dump sta data 
t Cdl - set trace key 
d CalLal - dump memory 
ma - modify memory 
b rate - set baud rate 
? 
- help menu 
X - exit monitor 
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D. Dump Memory Data 
Three options allow the memory structure to be 
“dumped” for viewing. The three options are entered 
as follows: 
c [c] - Dump CO Line memory structure 
s [s] - Dump Station memory Structure 
d [a][a] - Dump a memory address Structure 
The data obtained from these commands is in hexa- 
decimal format and is used primarily for manufacture 
level support. 
NOTE: Ctti C will abort the Data Dump and return to 
the man> prompt. 
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E. Event Trace Mode 
The ‘T’ command enables and disables the Starplus 
Digital (SPD) Key Telephone System Trace mode. 
While the trace mode is enabled events for the trace 
desired will be displayed on the monitor, printer or 
PC connected to the Starplus Digital (SPD) Key 
Telephone System in an event record. To view the 
current status of the trace mode type “T”at 
the MON> prompt then the following screen will be 
displayed: 
mon> t 
Messages 
Y/N 
-------- --- 
BOARD E’JT -> N 
MSC States -> N 
Deu -> N 
PCH 
-> N 
COL States -> N 
Stn States -> N 
Error kg -> N 
Que Eut -> N 
mon> 
a. To enable an event trace type ‘Y’  
(space bar) 
b. Then type of trace desired [d], where d is deter- 
mined as follows: 
B= Board event trace (traces events assoc- 
iated with PCB’s) 
M= Miscellaneous State event trace 
P= Pulse Coded Modulation (PCM) traces 
events associated with voice comm- 
unications. 
C= CO tine (CKB) States (traces events 
associated with CO Line activity) 
S= Station (STA) States (traces events 
associated with Station activity) 
E= Error Messages (traces error messages) 
Q= Queue (QUE) Events (traces queuing 
events, i.e. 
DTMF receiver, UCD, LCR, 
etc...) 
D= Device Command (traces commands to 
peripheral devices). c. Then enter the specific board, CO line or Station 
number of the trace desired or type “all” if all 
board’s, CO line’s or Station’s events are de- 
sired. 
l-7 = Board KSU card slot position (CPB= 1) 
01-28 = CO Line port 
100-l 55 = Station location 
All= All Boards, CO lines or Stations 
d. Then press Enter to enable the trace. A screen 
similar to the following will appear: 
mon>t b 
tlessages Y/N 
-------- --- 
BOFlRD E’JT -> Y 
HSC States -> N 
Dev -> N 
PCrl -> N 
COL States -> N 
Stn States -> N 
Error kg -> N 
Que Eut -> N 
mon>  
e. To disable or turn off a particular trace mode do 
not enter a specific board, CO line or Station 
number (i.e. “tscreturn>” to disable 
station event trace). 
To have event trace’s displayed on the screen you 
must first exit the MONitor mode by typing “X” at the 
MON> prompt. After you exit the event(s), the trace 
will begin as shown in Table 800-6. 
1 CAUTION / 
Unless instructed by personnel at a Tech- 
nical Assistance Center (TAC) do not 
leave the trace mode enabled for ex- 
tended periods of time. The system will 
“dump” the requested event(s) trace which 
may use up paper or fill memory buffers on 
the collecting device. It is recommended 
that the trace events be disabled (turned 
off) for all event(s) traces before leaving 
the system site. 
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Sta 100: State= IDLE, Evt= Key Data (27), Data=34 
Sta 100: State= IDLE, Evt= Mon Key (146), Data=-1 
Sta 100: State= DIAL-TONE, Evt= Dial 
Sta 100: State= DIALING, Evt= Dial 
Sta 100: State= DIALING, Evt= Dial 
Sta 100: State= MISC-TONE, Evt= 
Sta 100: State= MISC-TONE, Evt= 
Sta 100: State= DIALING, Evt= Dial Pad (26), Data=8 
Sta 100: State= MISC-TONE, Evt= Key Data 
Sta 100: State= MISC-TONE, Evt= Mon Key 
Sta 100: State= MISC-TONE, Evt= On Hook 
Sta 104: State= IDLE, Evt= Key Data (27), Data=34 
Sta 104: State= IDLE, Evt= Mon Key (146), Data=-1 
Sta 104: State= DIAL-TONE, Evt= Dial Pad (26). Data=7 
Sta 104: State= DIALING, Evt= Dial Pad (26), Data=8 
Sta 104: State= MISC-TONE, Evt= 
Sta 104: State= MISC-TONE, Evt= 
Sta 104: State= DIALING, Evt= Dial 
Sta 104: State= DIALING, Evt= Dial 
Sta 104: State= MISC-TONE, Evt= Dial Pad 
Sta 104: State= MLSC-TONE. Evt= 
Figure 800-4 Event Trace as it appears on Display 
F. Modify Memory command 
The Modify Memory Command is for Engineering 
Use only. 
Use of this command can alter or damage 
the Starplus Digital (SPD) Key Telephone 
Systems operating data base which can 
result in system malfunction. If this occurs 
it will be necessary to power the system 
down and re-initialize the data base, then 
completely re-program the customer pro- 
gramming data. 
G. Baud Rate Command 
This command provides a convenient means for 
changing the baud rate, for the RS232-C port located 
on the CPB, while in the Monitor mode. To change 
the baud rate type “B” plus the desired baud rate, 
then the enter key. 
NOTE: After changing the Baud Rate via Baud Rate 
command, you must change your Baud Rate on your 
ReceiverfTemMal. H. Exit the Monitor mode 
The Exit command will terminate the current Remote 
Monitor enable/disable session. If Event(s) Trace 
have been or are still enabled the event records will 
be displayed only after exiting the MONitor mode. 
The Exit command format is: MON X 
Unless instructed by personnel at a Tech- 
nical Assistance Center (TAC) do not 
leave the trace mode enabled for ex- 
tended periods of time. The system will 
“dump” the requested event(s) trace which 
may use up paper or fill memory buffers on 
the collecting device. It is recommended 
that the event traces be disabled (turned 
off) for all event(s) before leaving the sys- 
tem site. 
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APPENDIX A 
CUSTOMER DATABASE PROGRAMMING 
Appendix A-l System Parameters 
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Appendix A-l System Parameters (Cont’d) 
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