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    							2-66 O n-Bo ard Re la y Prog ra mming
    On-Board Relay  Programming
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1. Press FLASH and  di al [14]. Button #1  is lit to indicate Relay  #1 is 
    se le cte d. T he  fol lowi ng me ss age  di spl ays:
    X = 1- 6
    YYYYYYYYYYYY = Ext  Page Zone 1-2, LBC  Sta  XXX,  Ran S tart X,  CO Control  XX,  PFTU
    2. Press the button that corresponds to the  desired  relay.  That button 
    lights . E nter  one  of the  following s equences  on  the keypa d:
    [1] +  [1 or 2] Firs t two E xternal Page  Zone s
    [2] + [ 1  through 8] = RAN  Start  (RAN Announce ment Tab le s 1-8)
    [3] = PFTU Control
    [4] + STA # = Loud Be ll
    [5] +  CO  #  = C O L ine  Control
    [0] =  D isa bles  Relay
    3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
    display updates.
    Eac h  ti me  t he  u ser  p re sse s  a r el ay b u tt o n,  the  LCD  u pd ate s  wit h t he 
    relay number and the  function  assigned to it.
    Des crip ti on
    The  Tr iad 1/ 2
      has  four (4) relays  on the  MIS U a nd the Tri ad 3
     ha s s ix  (6) 
    rela ys on the MISU that can b e programmed to perform certain  functions . 
    These functions are loud bell,  external page control, RAN  Start,  PFTU 
    control, a nd C O L ine  control.
    RELAY  X  TYPE
    YYYYYYYYYYYY
    REL A Y
    1REL A Y
    2RELAY
    3REL A Y
    4
    =1Q=2W=3E=4R
    REL A Y
    5REL A Y
    6
    =5T=6Y=7U=8I 
    						
    							Baud Rat e As si gnm ents 2 - 67
    Baud Rate  Assign ments
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    Pre ss FLASH an d di al  [1 5].  The first  button is lit and ready for 
    pr ogra mmi ng Por t  #1. T he  foll owi ng me ss age  di spl ays :
    Des crip ti on
    The  Tr ia d  1/ 2/ 3  Sys tem provides outputs  such a s S MDR or ICLID  to  the 
    standa rd  RS-232  connectors on  the MPB or optional SIU Modu les.
    Port  #1, #3, #4  Baud Rates
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1 . Pr es s t he  de si re d PO RT #  fl ex  but ton (FLASH 15, Bu tton s #1, #3, 
    or # 4) to determine the port to program.
    2. Enter a 1-digit number fo r the baud rate:
    3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
    display updates.
    Des crip ti on
    PORT  #1  - - O n-Boa rd  RS- 23 2C  por t  on t he  MPB.
    PORT  #3  a nd # 4  --  RS-2 3 2  por t o n t he  opti onal  S IU2  b oar d.
    PORT BAUD
    1 960 0
    PORT #1
    M PB RS- 232CPO RT #2
    MO DE MPO RT #3
    I/O  R S-232PORT #4
    I/O RS- 232
    =1Q=2W=3E=4R
    =5T=6Y=7U=8I
    [1] = 15 0 Bau d [5] = 2 400 Bau d
    [2] = 30 0 Bau d [6] = 4 800 Bau d
    [3] = 60 0 Bau d [7] = 9 600 Bau d
    [4] = 12 00 Baud [8] = 1 9.2K Baud 
    						
    							2-68 Net wo rking Tabl es
    By default, Port  #1 (MPB RS-232C),  Port #3  (RS-232) and  Port #4  (RS-232)  
    baud rates  are set for 9600.
    Po r t # 2 B aud  R at e
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    Press the PORT #2 flex button (FLA SH 15 , Bu tton #2) to  ver i fy t he  bau d  
    ra te of  the On-Boa rd  modem. T he  following m ess age displays :
    Des crip ti on
    PORT #2 -- On-Bo ard 2400  Baud  is standard on the Tr iad 3 System, but 
    optiona l on Tr iad 1/ 2.  By default, the On-Board modem  baud  rate is set 
    for 2400.
    Ne two rk i n g  Tab l es
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1. Press FLASH and di al [16]. T he  foll owi ng me ss age  di spl ays:
    2. Press the desired bu tton, make the  necessary entry, and then  press 
    HOLD after each entry to select a trunk group, station range, IP 
    a ddr ess  (i f a ppl ica ble ),  and  syst em  numbe r :
    [1] =  Se le ct Trun k Group (0-23)
    [2]=  Station Range START (100-9999)
    [3] = Station  Range END (100-9999)
    [4] =  IP  Add re ss
    [22]  = Page  Up
    [23]  = Page  D own
    [2 4]  = S el e ct  syst em  numb er  (1 -1 6)
    PORT BAUD
    2 240 0
    NETWORKING TABLES
    SELECT SYS NO 
    						
    							Ne t wo r k i n g  Ta b l e s 2 - 69
    Des crip ti on
    The Networking Table  identifies the  system number (1-16); the CO group 
    (0 -2 3);  t he r ang e of  st at ion  numbe r s (f rom  XXX X t o XX XX);  and  th e I P 
    addr e ss.
    TRU NK GRPSTATION
    RANG E FRO MSTATIO N
    RANGE TOIP AD DRESS
    =1Q=2W=3E=4R
    =5T=6Y=7U=8I
    =9O=10 P=11 A=12 S
    =13 D=14 F=15 G=16 H
    =17 J=18 K=19 L=20 ;
    PAGE UPPAGE DOW NSYSTEM NO
    =21 Z=22 X=23 C=24 V
    Ta b l e  2 - 8 :  N e t w o r k i n g  T a bl e s
    Sys te m CO G r o u pStation Range
    IP Addre ss
    From To
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10
    11
    12
    13
    14
    15
    16
    Button 24Button 1Button 2Button 3 
    						
    							2-70 Acces s Co des
    Co n dit io n s
    †Wi th  Fle xi ble  Num ber i ng e nabl ed /us ed,  th e c a ll  for wa rdi ng f eat ur e 
    changes.
    †Feature  access  codes ca nnot  conflict with  station  numbering.
    †CO line numbe rs  are fixed and ca nnot be  chang ed othe r tha n the 
    c urr ent  F LA SH  42  r e- ass ignm ent .
    †The  VMI D di gi ts  ne ed  to  be  pr ogra mmed  se par at el y.
    †The SMDR will output up  to 4-digit  numbers in  the station  field. If less 
    than 4 digits are  selected in the  numbering  plan, leading spaces will 
    be  adde d i n pl ace of  numbe rs.  The  3- 4 d igi t  SMDR pr ogr ammi ng ar ea  
    is  r emove d f rom  prog ram ming  in  FP 3 . C all  A c c ounti ng  dev ic es  ne ed 
    to  be  configured to a ccept 4 digits.
    Access Codes
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    If the system is in the  programming mode,  continue using program 
    codes. If  starting to program  here, enter  the programming mode.
    Pr es s FLASH and  di al  [20 ].  The following message displays:
    Only  4- digi t ext ensi ons will  wo rk wi th Ne twork  Ta ble s.
    T he  numb ers  e nte red i n th e s tati on ra nge  cann ot co nflic t with  the  Fle xi ble  
    Nu mber ing  Pl an.
    Wh en  systems a re ti ed to geth er , each  sy st em ha s to h ave access to  911 
    thr ough  local  lin es .
    ACCES S  CODES
    EN TE R  B U TTON   N UM BE R 
    						
    							Access  Code s 2 -71
    Des crip ti on
    Thi s  sect i on de scr ibe s  the  pr oced ure s a nd s te ps  nece ss ary  t o pr ogr am 
    Access  codes.
    DI S A Acc ess  Co de
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1 . Pr es s t he  DI SA  ACC ES S CO DE  fl ex bu tt on (FLASH 20, Bu tton  #1). The  
    following message displays:
    2. Enter a valid number (000–999) on the dial pad for the DISA access 
    code.
    3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
    display updates.
    Des crip ti on
    The DISA  Access  Code feature permits  ass igning  a 3-digit  acces s code to 
    the system. Anyone calling  on a  DISA line must  use this code to gain 
    access to system features. To disable the DISA access code, enter (#) three 
    ti me s. B y  def au lt , 1 0 0  is  the  as sig ned  ac c es s c o de . Us e o f  thi s f eat u r e wi t h 
    or without access code can b e abused by callers.
    DISA
    ACCESS CO DEADMIN
    P ASSWO RD
    =1Q=2W=3E=4R
    DISA   ACCE SS  CODE
    10 0 
    						
    							2-72 S tation  Mess age Detail Recording (SMDR)
    D atabase Ad mi n  Pass word
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1. Press the ADMIN PASSWORD flex button (FLASH 2 0, Bu tton #2). The  
    following message displays:
    2. Enter a valid number on the dial pad that corresponds with 
    0000-9999.
    3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
    display updates.
    Des crip ti on
    The password  used to enter  customer database programming  can be 
    c ust omiz e d by  t he  prog ram mer . T hi s l et s  the  s yst em  admi ni st ra tor  bl oc k 
    unauthorized  pers onnel from  enterin g da tab ase ad min .
    Station Message Detail Recording  (SMDR)
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1. Press FLASH and  di al [21]. The  following message displays:
    2 . To  pr ogra m S MD R fe atu re s, us e  the  fl exi bl e  but ton(s ) a s de fi ned  in  
    the following  procedures.
    3 . The  EN ABL E/DI SABLE,  T YPE, a nd PRI NT  fea tur es  t oggl e on  and  off 
    each  time  the button is  pressed.  The display updates with  each 
    toggl e.
    AD MIN   PASS WOR D
    32 26
    Care should  be ta ken when cha nging the prog ramming password so 
    a utho rize d pe rso nne l are  not lo ck ed ou t, whic h coul d pre ve nt or d ela y 
    t hem from  ma ki ng ne ce ssary  prog rammin g cha nge s.
    SDR  TPE  PNT  BAUD  PORT
    NO    LD    80     9600    1 
    						
    							Sta tion Mes sage  Detail Recording  (SMDR) 2 -73
    4. After  all entries are  made, press HOLD to save the entry. A 
    conf irmation  ton e is  hea rd.
    Des crip ti on
    The  Triad 1/2/3 Sys tem can p rov ide SMDR ou tput to the optional RS-232C  
    connectors on  the MISU.  When S MD R is desired,  th e f ollowin g 
    system-wide parameters determine how SMDR information is reported.
    SMDR Enable / Disable
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1. Press the ENABLE/DISABLE  flex button ( FLASH 21, Butto n #1 ). Thi s 
    fea tur e tog gle s on  and off eac h ti me  t he b utt on i s pre ss ed. The  
    di spl ay up dates  wi th  each  togg le .
    LED ON = SMDR  is enabled
    LED  O FF  = S MDR i s  dis abl ed
    2. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard
    Des crip ti on
    A call a ccounting dev ice can be ins ta lled allowing the sy stem to track 
    calls by outs ide  line  num ber, numbe r dia le d, time of da y, date, station 
    that  placed or received the call, and duration of the call. By default, SMDR 
    is  di sab le d.
    Long Dis tance  / All  Calls
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1 . Pr es s t he C A LL T Y P E fl ex  but ton ( FLASH 21, Button  #2) to determine 
    the typ e of  calls  to record.  This  fea ture  togg les on  and  off each  time 
    the  b u tt o n i s  pre ss ed.  The  di spl ay u pdat es  wi th  ea ch  to g gle .
    LED  O N =  Long  Di st ance  is  ena bl ed
    LED OFF  = All  Calls is enabled
    2. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard.
    ENAB LE /
    DISABLECALL TYPEPRIN T FORMATBA U D RA TE
    =1Q=2W=3E=4R
    PORT
    =5T=6Y=7U=8I 
    						
    							2-74 S tation  Mess age Detail Recording (SMDR)
    Des crip ti on
    The sy stem  can b e s et to record a ll outgoing calls or only outgoing long 
    di st ance  call s.  Long  Di st ance  cal ls  ar e  defi ne d as  be gi nning  wi th  a 1  or  0 , 
    or  conta ining e ight  or  more d igits . Incoming ca lls a re  only recorde d if 
    TYPE  is  se t  for  al l  cal ls.  By  defa ult ,  the  sy st em  re cords  l ong d ist ance  (L D) 
    calls only .
    Charac te r Print Ass ignme nt
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1 . Pr es s P R I NT  FO R M AT  fl ex  but ton (FLASH  21, Button  #3) to  
    determine the print format of SMDR records. This feature toggles on 
    and off e ach ti me th e b utt on i s pre ss ed. The  di spl ay updat es  wi th 
    ea ch  to ggle .
    LED  O n = 80 -C har act er  i s e nab le d
    LED Off = 30-Character  is enabled
    2. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard.
    Des crip ti on
    The system  can be programmed  to  print individual SMDR  records in 
    ei th er  a 1- li ne 80 -cha ra ct e r form at or a 3 -l i ne 3 0 -char act er  fo rma t. By 
    default,  the 1-line 80-character format  is  selected.
    Baud Rate Display
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    The  S MD R Baud  Rate is  progra mmed  using  Fla sh 15, Ba ud Rate  
    As si g n m e n ts . FLASH  21, Button  #4 returns an error tone when pressed. 
    The LCD displays the current  baud rate based on  which  port  is  assigned 
    to   the  S M DR  P o r t  nu mbe r.
    Des crip ti on
    The  Tr ia d  1/ 2/ 3  System provides SMDR output to the  standard  RS-232C 
    connector on the option al  MIS U. T he  baud  ra te is d is pla yed  as  150, 300,  
    600, 1200, 2400, 4800, or 9600 baud. 
    						
    							We ekl y N ig ht Mo de  Schedul e 2 - 75
    SMD R Po rt A s si gnmen ts
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    1 . Pr es s t he  P OR T  fl ex  but ton  (FLASH  21, Button  #5) to  de te rmi ne  
    which port to use for SMDR information.
    2. Enter a valid number for the  SMDR Port number:
    [1]  = Port  #1 (MPB On-Board  RS -232C)
    [3]  = Port  #3 (RS- 232C on  option al  SIU)
    [4] =  Port # 4  (RS- 232C  on  optional S IU )
    The LCD  displays  the current baud rate based on  which  Port number 
    is  as si gned  to   th e S M DR  P o r t  nu mbe r.
    3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
    display updates.
    Des crip ti on
    PORT  #1 --  Ref er s t o t he  RS- 23 2 C conne ct or o n t he o pti onal  MI SU.
    PORT  #3 - - Refers to the RS -232C connector on the optiona l SIU.
    PORT  #4 - - Refers to the RS -232C connector on the optiona l SIU.
    By de faul t , Por t  #1  i s us ed  for  SMD R.
    Weekly Night Mode Schedule
    Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
    Pr es s FLASH and  di al  [22 ].  The following message displays:
    Des crip ti on
    The  Tr ia d  1/ 2/ 3  Sys te m can  be  pr ogra mme d so  it  i s  aut omat ica ll y pl ace d 
    into a nd out of  night  mode. A p rogramm able  weekly  time schedule  lets  
    the system  administrator preset the time the  system goes  into night 
    mode , a nd the  ti me  ni ght  mode  i s r em oved  on a  dai l y ba si s,  incl udi ng 
    weekend operation.
    DAY    E ND     S TART   AUTO
    MON    0800    1700      NO 
    						
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