Vodavi Starplus Spd 4896 Hybrid Key Telephone System Installation Manual

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F.CO Loop Interface Board (C012)
Line/Station InterfacesThis board interfaces 12 Loop Start CO lines to
the system. This board can be plugged into anyThe board has one female 
50-pin amphenolconnector on the front edge. This will interface
designated trunk slot.
the circuits on the board to the MDF.
LEDs & IndicatorsThe board contains two 
LEDs to indicate the
presence of 
-5V dc and +5V dc. In addition, the
board has 12 red 
LEDs to provide the status of
each CO line on the board. A lighted LED will
indicate an in-use condition, while an 
unlit LED
reflects an idle state.
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APPLICATION MODULESC.Backplane l/O Expansion Module
A.
CCircuit DTMF Receiver Module (DTM4)This board provides four DTMF receivers for
SL12 boards. This board is connected onto
each SL12 board. Each SL12 board may con-
tain 1 DTM4 board. No more than 3 SL12
boards with DTM4 Receiver Modules on them
can be installed in the system.
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Wiring / Pinouts / ConnectionsThe board has one molex connector at each
end that plugs onto metal pins located on each
SLT board.
Generally, one receiver will support 
DISAand/or eight SLT stations under light to moder-
ate traffic. If SLT and or 
DISA traffic is heavy,
additional DTMF receivers should be added. It
is also recommended to add additional DTMF
Receivers when a Voice Mail or Auto Attendant
is connected to the system.
B. 
Tri-Output Power SupplyThe Tri-Output power supply interfaces with the
Single Line Board (SL12) and contains a -48V
dc supply, 24V dc supply, and a Ring Gener-
ator. This is a wall mountable unit and contains
screw type terminals for its connections. Each
Tri-Output power supply can accommodate two
SL12 boards for the -48V supply. The Ring
Generator portion of the Tri-Output power sup-
ply can accommodate all SL12 boards installed
in the system.The Tri-Output power supply can provide a
-48V dc source up to 1 amp of current. The 24V
dc source will handle up to 1 amp of current.
The Ring Generator can supply up to 5 watts of
Ring voltage.The Backplane 
I/O Expansion Module is a wall
mount unit with a 36-pin input connector and
four RS-232C output connectors.
The Backplane 
I/O Expansion kit consists of
one connecting cable and the 
I/O Expansion
Module.
Locate the Backplane 
I/O Expansion Module in
a location on the MDF backboard convenient to
the KSU.
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Digital Key Telephone SystemGENERAL DESCRllJTlON400.4DIGITAL TERMINALS
A.Executive (Display) Terminal
The 
34-button Digital Terminal is one in a line
of Digital electronic telephone terminals. The
line consists of an Executive (Display) tele-
phone, an Enhanced (non-display) telephone
and a Basic telephone. These telephones are
designed to operate with the new line of 
Star-plus Digital Key Systems and PBX Systems.
The digital terminals are connected to the KSU
via a four wire (two twisted pair) connection
from an appropriate electronic terminal inter-
face board.
LCD Display:
The Executive Digital Display Terminal has a
48 character Liquid Crystal Display. The display
provides information such as station extensions
calling, Line ringing information, camp-on infor-
mation, Message waiting information and so
on. The LCD Display is a 
48character display
divided into 3 fields:
- Field 1 = Current Status (top line, 24- char-
acters)
- Field 2= Date (Left half of bottom line,
12-characters)
- Field 3 = Time of day (Right half of bottom
line, 
12-characters)These fields are separately maintained by the
KSU processing to show current and pending
station activity. Each field is re-created upon
any display change except additional digits
which are added to the end of the existing
display.
The 
terminal communicates to the KSU throughtwo 64K digital channel arrangements. One
channel is used as the primary voice channel,
a second is used for terminal to KSU command
transmission. Power is also provided to the
terminal via the four wire connection.
Buttons and 
LEDs:The Executive Digital Terminal printed circuit
board provides long life “super bright” Light
Emitting Diodes 
(LEDs) and button assemblies
that protrude through the top housing. The but-
tons are small rectangular in shape with a clear
end for proper LED visibility and diffusion. The
Executive Digital Terminal has 34-buttons all
containing 
LEDs plus a 12-key dial pad.
The Executive Digital Terminal scans the key
board for dial pad and button debounces and
depressions for command transmission to the
KSU. The 
keyset has the following buttons de-
fined as follows:Display and Non-Display:
I2 Dial Key Pad*
28 Flexible Buttons, of which there is:
- 1 Camp-On button (flexible)
- 1 Line Que button (flexible)
-1 Call Back button (flexible)
- 1 Pick-up button (flexible)
- 1 MSG button (flexible)
- 1 FWD button (flexible)
- 1 DND button (flexible)
- 1 CONF button (flexibie)
6 Fixed Feature buttons:
- 1 HOLD button (fixed)
- 1 TRANS button (fixed)
- 1 FLASH button (fixed)
- 1 SPEED button (fixed)
- 1 MUTE button (fixed)
- 1 ON/OFF button (fixed)
* All buttons except the 12-key dial pad have anLED associated with it. Refer to Figure 400-7
Starplus Executive Digital Terminal.
Speakerphone:Each Executive Digital Terminal is equipped
with a unit that enables the telephone to be
used handsfree in two-way conversations. The
user activates the speakerphone by pressing
the ON/OFF button (LED lights steady). To
terminate a speakerphone call, the ON/OFF
button is toggled OFF (LED extinguished). The
MUTE feature is used in conjunction with the
speakerphone option. To mute the speaker-
phone microphone, the MUTE button is
pressed (LED lights steady). To reactivate the
microphone, the MUTE button is pushed again
(LED extinguished).
Several programmable options control the
speakerphone operation. Each digital terminal
can be programmed for full speakerphone op-
eration, or monitor/On-Hook dialing capabilities
with no full speaker phone operation.
When Automatic Pre-selection is enabled at thestation when any button is pressed (i.e. CO,
DSS, Page etc...) the station- and speaker-
phone is automatically activated.
Volume Controls:
Separate “slide” switches are provided on the
front of the 
Starplus Digital Terminal to adjust
the volume of the voice and tones presented to
the terminal speaker.
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Figure 400-7 Executive Digital Terminal
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- The “SPKR VOC’ will control all voice sig-
nals sent to the speaker i.e. Speaker Phoneconversations, 
BGM, and Page an-
nouncements.
-The “RING VOL” will control all tone signals
presented to the speaker i.e. Ringing,
splash tones, Camp-On etc... Muted ringing
will also be controlled by the ringing volume
slide switch. The muted ringing volume will
be proportionately quieter than normal ring-
ing based on the current switch setting.
H-T-P Switch:
A three position slide switch is located on the
front of the Digital Display Terminal that con-
trols the method of receiving intercom calls.
- The “H” position allows intercom call an-
nounce with hands free reply.
- The ‘T’ position provides Tone only inter-
com ringing
-The P” position allows Call Announce inter-
com calls only.This switch allows users to set and control the
method in which they receive their intercom
calls. However, a dial code that users can dial
before placing an intercom call can override a
called station’s switch setting of H or P to force
the station to Tone ring.
Directory Tray:
Each Executive Digital Terminal is equipped
with a slide-out Directory Tray accessed from
the front of the digital terminal.
Wall Mounting:
The Executive Digital Terminal was designed
with a reversible base that will allow the terminalto be wall mounted on industry on industry
standard 630 type wall jacks. A 4-inch line cord
is also provided as a standard item with each
phone (the line cord is placed inside the revers-
ible wall mount base).
Handset/line Cords:
The Executive Digital Terminal uses a color
coordinated K-Style handset with a matching
12-foot handset cord. A 
g-foot four conductor
base 
:ine cord is included with every Terminal.
The Executive Digital Terminal uses an 
&
tret-tyoe transmitter. Compatible headsets can
be plugged into the Terminals handset jack for
headset operation.
8.Executive/PC interface Terminal (ICLID)
The Executive/PC Interface Terminal is similar
to the Executive Display model and all of the
information listed above applies to the Execu-
tive/PC Interface model except this terminal isused to deliver specific data messages identi-
fying call states to a device attached to the
phone via a serial channel following the data
transmission requirements of 
RS232C. The
interface parameters to be used are 
2400bps,
no parity, 8 data bits, and 1 stop bit. This featurewill deliver ICLID data to a Personal Computer
attached to the phone for look-up of customer
records and subsequent processing by the in-
dividual answering the telephone call. Calls can
also originate from the Personal Computer
through the digital terminal.
The Executive/PC Interface terminal provides
transmit, receive, and ground data lines from
the phone micro-processor which are used on
command from the KSU to output information.
The use of this capability would be to output theICLID information to a PC attached to the
phone. The 
VODAVI Call Tracker software pro-
gram is available to support these Caller ID
applications. Future use could be made of this
capability for low speed data provided to equip-
ment attached to the phone.
C.Enhanced Digital TerminalThe Enhanced Digital Terminal is similar to the
Executive Digital Terminal and all of the infor-
mation listed above applies except there is no
LCD display.
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Figure 400-8 Enhanced Digital Terminal400-l 4
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D. 
3asic Digital Terminal
The Basic Digital Terminal is one in a line of
digital electronic telephone terminals. This new
telephone is designed to operate with the line
of 
Starplus Digital Key Systems and PBX Sys-
tems.Buttons and 
LEDs:The Basic Digital terminal key board 
PCS pro-
vides long life “super bright” Light Emitting Di-
odes 
(LEDs) and button assemblies that
protrude through the top housing. The buttons
are small rectangular in shape with a clear end
for proper LED visibility and diffusion. The 
14-button Digital Terminal has eight buttons all
containing 
LEDs plus a 12-key dial pad.
The Basic Digital Terminal scans the key board
for dial pad and button debounces and depres-
sions for command transmission to the KSU.
The 
keyset has the following buttons defined as
follows:12 Dial Key Pad*
14 buttons, 8 of which are flexible
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1CO tine 1 button (flexible)
CO tine 2 button (flexible)
LOOP button (flexible)
POOL button (flexible)
MSG button (flexible)
FWD button (flexible)
DND button (flexible)
CONF button (flexible)
6 Fixed Feature buttons:
- 1 HOLD button (fixed)
- 1 TRANS button (fixed)
- 1 FLASH button (fixed)
- 1 SPEED button (fixed)
- 1 MUTE button (fixed)
- 1 ON/OFF button (fixed)
* All buttons except the 12 key dial pad, have
an LED associated with it. Refer to Figure 400-9
Starplus Basic Digital Terminal.
Speakerphone:
Each Basic Digital Terminal is equipped with a
unit that enables the telephone to be used
handsfree in two-way intercom conversations
only. The user activates the speakerphone by
pressing the ON/OFF button (LED lights
steady). To terminate a speakerphone call, the
ON/OFF button is toggled OFF (LED extin-
guished). The MUTE feature is used in conjunc-
tion with the speakerphone option. To mute the
speakerphone microphone, the 
pre-pro-grammed MUTE flex button is pressed (LEDlights steady). To reactivate the microphone,
the MUTE button is pushed again (LED extin-
guished).
Volume Control:
Separate “slide” switches are provided on the
front of the 
Starplus BasicDigital Terminal to
‘adjust the volume of the voice and tones pre-
sented to the terminal speaker.
- The “SPKR” slide switch controls the
speaker volume which controls all voice
signals sent to the speaker i.e. intercom
conversations, BGM, and Page an-
nouncements.
-The “RING” slide switch controls the ringing
volume which controls all tone signals pre-
sented to the speaker i.e. Ringing, splash
tones, Camp-On etc... Muted ringing is also
controlled by the slide switch. The muted
ringing volume will be proportionately qui-
eter than normal ringing based on the cur-
rent switch setting.
H-T-P Switch:
A three position slide switch is located on the
front of the Basic Digital Terminal that controls
the method of receiving intercom calls,
- The “H” position allows intercom call an-
nounce with hands free reply.
- The ‘T’ position provides Tone only inter-
com ringing
-The “P” position allows Call Announce inter-
com calls only.This switch allows users to set and control the
method in which they receive their intercom calls.
However, a dial code that users can dial before
placing an intercom call can override a called sta-
tion’s switch setting of H or P to force the station to
Tone ring.
Directory Tray:
Each Basic Digital Terminal is equipped with a
slide-out Directory Tray accessed from the front
of the digital terminai.
Wall Mounting:The Basic Digital Terminal was designed with
a reversible base that allows the terminal to be
wall mounted on industry standard 630 type
wall jacks. A 4-inch line cord is also provided asa standard item with each bracket.
Handset/ line Cords:The Basic Digital Terminal uses a color coordi-
nated K-Style handset with a matching 
12-foothandset cord. A 
g-foot four conductor base line
cord is included with every Terminal.
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Digital Key Telephone SystemThe Basic Digital Terminal uses an 
electret-
m transmitter. Compatible headsets can be
plugged into the Terminals handset jack for
headset operation.
E. Digital 
DSS/DLS Console
The Digital Direct Station Selector /Direct Line
Selector 
(DSS/DLS) Consoles can be installed
in place of any digital terminal circuit. The
DSS/DLS Digital Console was designed in a
housing similar in looks to the 34-button digital
terminal.
The Direct Station Selector/Direct tine Selector
(DSS/DLS) Console to be used with the family
of Starplus digital systems is modular in nature.The 
DSS/BLF console provides 48 buttons (3
columns of 16 buttons) and requires a separate
four-conductor line cord each connected to a
digital terminal station port.
The DSWDLS Console unit can access Sta-
tions, Direct Appearing CO tines, or features
that may be assigned to any of the flexible
buttons.A DSS/DLS unit may be assigned to one of the
different MAP configurations available. Any one
of the four MAP configurations may be as-
signed to the 
DSWDLS and any number of
maps may be assigned to one station. How-
ever, 
MAPS that have buttons assigned as CO
lines cannot be changed, buttons assigned as
Stations can be changed by the user. Up to
three 
DSS/DLS units may be assigned to one
station.
DSS/DLS Console Button MappingThe buttons on the 
DSS/DLS console can be
mapped with either a combination of fixed and
flexible or completely flexible buttons where the
station user may change the button program-
ming to suit their needs.
There are four pre-defined 
MAPS for the
DSWDLS Console with default Button Pro-
gramming. Refer to Figure 400-l 1 DSS
Console Map 
1, Figure 400-12 DSS Console
Map 2 and Map 3, and Figure 400-13 DSS
Console Map 4 for a button layout of each DSS
Console Map.
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46-Button DSWDLS Console
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