Vodavi Triad 1/2/3 System Programming Manual

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Des crip ti on
Each CO Line may be ass ig ned to ring a ny s ta tion in the sys te m; UCD,  
Voice Mail or  Hunt Group,  or  Off-Net  (via speed dial).  CO Line  ringing is 
pr ogra mmed  on a pe r C O L ine  des ti nat i on bas is.  Each d est i nat ion m ay be  
des ig nat ed  to  ri ng du ri ng t he  day , dur i ng t he  nigh t,  or  re cei ve  bot h D ay 
and  Nig ht ringin g. S ta tions that a re  as sig ned  for  initial ring -in mu s t ha v e 
a L OO P but ton (s) t o a nswe r  cal ls  if  a  dir ect  C O  appe ar ance  is  una vai la ble .
An  in com ing  CO line  may  be  progra mme d to any  numbe r of s ta tions  but 
it  ca nnot  be  pr ogra mme d t o r ing  a m ixt ure  of  st at ion s an d gr oups  in  th e 
sam e time  period. Incoming ca lls d irected  Of f-Net are  connected  to  an 
outg oing  sys te m s pee d b in.  CO line s  ass igne d to ring multiple  stations  
do not  f oll ow a ny st at i on’s  forwarding . By  defa ult,  all C O  lines  ring  at the 
Attendant, Station 100 during Day  and Night Modes.
CO Line Identification Display
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
Each  CO  l ine  i n t he  sys te m can  be  pr ogr amme d t o ha ve  a na me 
associated to it  in  database programming.
1 . Pr es s t he  CO  LI NE  ID ENT IF IC ATI ON  fl exi bl e b utt on ( FLA SH 40, 
Page A, But to n # 11). The following message displays:
2. Enter the  name by  using keys on the dial pad as follows. Valid 
a lp hanume ri c char act er s ar e: [A -Z], [0- 9] , [
6],  [#] , [- ] [s pace s] a nd 
ot he r  AS CI I  char acte r s a s l is te d i n Ta bl e 3- 5 .
The  nam e m ay b e e nte r ed  in  any c o mb ina ti o n u p  to   12  c ha rac te rs  
(t his  re pr es ent s 2 4 -di gi ts  ent er ed ).
LINE  ID
LINE  00 1 
						

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3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
display updates.
Des crip ti on
The Co  Line Identification  Display feature allows  the entry  of a  name for 
each line (trunk) connected to the system.  Once entered into the 
dat aba se , LC D p hones , i nclu ding  t he A t te nda nt  st at ions , r ece iv e t he  
pr ogra mmed  l ine  nam e i n p la ce of  t he d efa ult  LI NE  XX X me ss age . T his  
app li es  t o al l  li ne  call  p roce ssi ng  con dit i ons wh er e t he  cur re nt  LI NE  XXX 
message displays.   SMDR continues to print out the  line  number  in  place 
of the  pr ogra mme d na me.  If  the  li ne  name  was  not pr ogr amme d,  the  
c u rr en t L IN E X XX d is pla y i s t he  de fau l t.  A  pr o gr amma ble  da ta  fi el d i s 
ava il abl e  for  ea c h l ine  i n t he  sys te m. L ine  na mes  may  be  as sig ned  usi ng 
the range programming.
A  mes sag e s im il ar  t o t he f oll owi ng di spl ay  is  use d  for  al l C O  Lin e d is pla ys 
when  a n ame  is  pr ogr amme d f or  a C O L ine .
Ta b le  3- 5:  D ia l P ad  Keys
Other Codes
1 = 1# 8  = 8#  = 01 * = * #
2 = 2# 9  = 9# , = 02 ( = #1
3 = 3# 0  = 0# ? = 03 ) = #2
4 = 4# Space = 11 / = 04 + = #3
5 = 5# :  = 12 ! = *1 = = #4
6 = 6# -  = 13 $ = *2 # = ##
7 = 7#‘ = 14 & = *4 . = 24
LINE  RINGING
nnnnnnnnnnnn HH:M M am
En trie s  can  be  mad e u si ng  a k ey board  by  foll owin g the  s ame  ou tlin ed 
proc edu res  us in g Fi g ur e 1- 1 . 
						

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CO  Di rec ti on
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1 . Pr es s t he  TR UN K DI R EC TI ON  fl exi bl e b utt on. (FLASH  40, Page A, 
Bu tton  #12).  Th e f oll owing  me ssa ge  dis pl ays:
2. Enter a valid number (0-3) on  the dial pad which corresponds to the 
desired CO type:
[0] =  Out-of -S ervice ( OOS)
[1] =  In com ing  Onl y
[2] =  Outgoi ng Onl y
[3] =  Both Incoming  and  Outgoi ng
3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
display updates.
Des crip ti on
CO  Li nes  can  be  pr ogra mme d on  a pe r  CO  Li ne  bas is  for  t he  typ e  of CO  
Line d esired:  Incoming , Outg oing,  or Incomin g and  Ou tgoing.
Incoming
†Inc o m ing re st ri c t s t he  CO  Li ne fo r inc o mi ng ca ll s o nly.
†Use rs  can pla ce  ca ll on ho ld, park the call, and othe r stations  can pick 
up the call.
Outgo ing
†Outgoing restric ts the CO Line to outgoing calls only.
†Use rs  can pla ce  ca ll on ho ld, park the call, and othe r stations  can pick 
up the call.
Incoming and Outgoing
†Incom ing and outgoing typ e allow ca lls to b e receiv ed or dia led out.
†By defau lt, all CO Lines default  to  both incoming and outgoing type.
CO  DIREC TION 0-3
INCOMING - OUT GOING 
						

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Display Ring Assignments
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press FL ASH  40, Pag e  A, Bu tton  #13 to d isp lay  ring  ass ign ments. 
Assignments are displayed in sets of 8, up to the number 
programmed. The following  format displays the  assignments.
DDD = Destination
RR :
     [0 ] = N o R i n g
1  [ D ] = D ay  R in g
2  [ N ] = N igh t  Rin g
3  [ D N]  = Da y / N ig ht  Ri ng
4   [ S]  =  S pecial  Only
5   [ DS]  =  Da y/Sp ecia l
6  [ N S] = N ight/Sp ecia l
7   [A] = All  Modes  (Day/Night/Spe cial)
2. Press FL ASH  40, Page A, B u tton #1 3 additional  times to cycle to the 
ne xt  group  of ei ght  ri ng as si gnmen ts.  Ring a ssi gnme nts  ar e di spl aye d 
in nu merica l  orde r, from  the  lowest to the  highes t  numbe r.
DI D / TI E Si gn al in g
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press FL ASH  40, Pag e  A, Bu tton  #14. The following message 
di spl ays:
2 . Di al  a v ali d numbe r (0- 2) on t he di al pad.
[0] =  Im medi ate  Start
[1] =  Wi nk S ta rt
[2] =  De lay  Start
3 . Pr es s H OLD  t o sav e t he  e ntr y.
DDDRR  DDDRR  DDDRR  DDDRR
DDDRR  DDDRR  DDDRR  DDDRR
DID/TIE  SIGNALING 0-2
WI N K 
						

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Des crip ti on
The  DI D/T IE  Si gna li ng fe at ur e ca n be  pr ogr amme d f or o ne-w ay d ir ect  
access inward  dialing access to specific  stations on specific DID  lines 
without going  through an Attendant answering position.
91 1 Tru n k
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press FL ASH  40, Pag e  A, Bu tton  #15 to designate the line  for  911 
use . Th e f oll owin g me ssa ge  dis pl ays:
2. Enter a 0 or 1 on the dial pad to enable/disable this feature.
[0] =  Disab le d
[1] =  Ena ble d
3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
display updates.
Des crip ti on
Whe n t he 91 1  sys te m f eat ur e is ena ble d (FLA SH 06 ), th is id ent if ie s whi c h 
CO lines are to be used  for placing 911 calls.  The Attendant is alerted via 
the display and flexible button as to the time, date, and station number(s) 
tha t pl ac ed th e 9 1 1 c all .
Ele ctr on i c Key  Tele ph on e S er vice
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press FL ASH  40, Pag e  A, Bu tton  #16 to enable or disable extended 
key telephone service. The following  message displays:
91 1  TR U N K 0- 1
DISA BLE D
Lin es must be p rogr ammed  fo r 911 to enab le th e 911 featu re.
Fa ilur e to enabl e li nes for 911 disabl es 911 c alls.
EK TS 0- 1
DISA BLE D 
						

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2. Enter a 0 or 1 on the dial pad to enable/disable this feature.
[0] =  Disab le d
[1] =  Ena ble d
3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
display updates.
4. Reset the  KSU
-or -
Reset only the  card using “config” without resetting  the whole 
te le phone  s wit c h. To d o t his , t ype  config at  t he Enter  Passwor d 
pr ompt . T hen  ty pe r< sp ac e>k (k = sl ot numbe r).  For  ex ampl e, 
r< sp ac e>2 i ndi c ate s  tha t  the  B R I  c ar d i s i n s lo t  2 .
Des crip ti on
Ext end ed  key  t el ephon e s er vi c e ( EKTS ) i s  used  wi th  the  I SD N BR I  t o 
simulate DID  calling.
Co n dit io n s
†To  suppo rt  EKT S,  t el epho ne s wit ch s oft war e m ust  be  3 .0 G or  hi gher  
and  BRIB f ir mwar e  must  b e 0 .1 G or  hi ghe r.
†Whe n or der in g EKT S,  re que st  bas ic  EKTS , n ot  ca che  EKTS .
†Order on ly  one  SPID an d one primary d irectory num ber per channel.
†Se condar y  dir ect or y n umbe rs  (e. g. , D ID  numb er s) a re  sh are d a cross  
ea ch  channe l  to  a m axim um of  32 cha nnels.
†Sha ring ca n only be don e b etween circuits  on  one  card.
Shared numbers are  routed  using the  standard DID tables  (Flash 43 
and  44).
Numb ers tha t are n ot sh are d will  only  ring  o n the  desig nate d 
cha nne l. If the  des ig nate d ch anne l is  bus y , the  c alle r wil l rec eiv e a 
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Page B Introduction
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
If the system is in the  programming mode,  continue using the program 
codes. If  starting to program  here, enter  the programming mode. If Page 
B CO  Li ne  fe at ure s m ust  be  chang ed:
1. Press FLASH and  di al  [40 ].  The following message displays:
2. Enter a valid number for the range of lines being programmed. If only 
on e l in e i s  bei ng  prog ram med,  ent er  t hat  num ber  t wi ce  (0 0 1  00 1) .
3. Press HOLD to save the entry. A confirmation  tone is  heard  and the 
display updates.  Flexible Button #19 (Page A) is lit.
4. Press the PAGE B flexible  button (Button #20).  The following message 
displays:
XXX-XXX = CO  Line Range
00 1- 04 8 = Tria d 1/2
00 1- 14 4 = Tria d 3
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 
CO Line  attributes. When entering  the CO Line attributes portion  of the 
database, the  programmer may decide  to  enter information for a  range 
of C O  lines  or one sp ecific  CO  Line.
CO  L INE   AT TRIBUT ES
SEL ECT  A  CO  LINE  RANGE
If HOLD is pressed wit hout entering a CO rang e, ALL CO lines 
(001-144) are selec ted .
XXX - XXX  PA GE   B
EN TE R  B U TTON   N UM BE R 
						

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Range  pro gra mmin g le ts  the  pr ogra mmer  chang e a s peci fi c p ar ame te r or  
a few  parameters for an entire range of  CO Lines leaving  intact the 
re mai ni ng da ta  fi el ds  tha t  do not r eq uir e  ch ange . T hose  data  fi el ds 
continue to operate with the previously programmed data.
Whe n pr ogr ammi ng t he  P age  B f eat ur es , t he  fl exi ble  b utt ons  ar e 
mapp ed as fol lows :
T-1 Signaling Type
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Pres s the  T- 1  SIGNALING f le xib le  button  (FLASH 40, Page B, 
Bu tton #1).  The  fo ll owing  mes sag e d is pla ys:
T- 1 / I S D N
SIGNALINGT-1/ISDN
RINGBACKT- 1/ISD N
DI A L  TO NEXM T
VO LU ME
=1Q=2W=3E=4R
P. FW D
DESTP.  FW D
VM IDUDAMO H
C HANNEL
=5T=6Y=7U=8I
RIN G
TO NEDI REC TORY
NUM BERSP ID
NUMBER
=9O=10 P=11 A=12 S
=13 D=14 F=15 G=16 H
PAGE APAG E B
=17 J=18 K=19 L=20 ;
PAGE CNEXT (FW D)NEX T ( BAC K)NEW  R ANGE
=21 Z=22 X=23 C=24 V
T- 1  SI G N AL  T Y PE 0- 7
LOOP  START 
						

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2. Enter a  valid number (0-7) on  the dial pad that corresponds to one of 
the following  types:
3. Press the HOLD  button. A confirmation tone is heard and the  display 
up dates.
Des crip ti on
The T-1 trunk  card provides the Tr iad Digital Systems with the  ability to 
connect to digital  T-1 trunk circuits. The T-1  trunk  card supports  either 
the standard D4  framing format with Alternate Mark Inversion  (AMI) or 
Ext end ed  Supe rf ra me ( ESF -B8 ZS)  forma t  coding . T he s yst em  can s uppor t  
TIE,  loop  start,  ground s ta rt,  and D ID  si gnal i ng pe r  channe l.  The  T -1 trunk 
card fits into  one  card slot, how ever,  it  ta kes  up two  ca rd  slots  worth of 
ti me  sl ot s.
The T -1 signaling protocols  provided  are:  Loop  Start,  Ground S ta rt, T IE . 
The  Tr iad D igi ta l  Sys te ms  use  th e T IE  s igna li ng s imul ati on fr om the  
Central Office to a dd the ad ditional protocol of  Direct  Inwa rd  Dial (DID).
Table 3-6: T-1 Signaling Options
Signaling O ption Description
[0] = None None is used for  fract ional T-1  spans.  All  unused channels in a 
fract ional T-1 span  should be marked as None.
[1] = Dat a  (future)
[2] = Loop Start Disconnect supervision is not supported for  Loop Start 
e mul a tio n o f  T -1 c irc ui ts .
[3] = Gr ound Start Softw are suppor ts disconnect super vision for ground st ar t 
e mul a tio n o f  T -1 c irc ui ts .
[ 4]  = D ID The D ID  sig na l ing  ( wi nk , d ela y )  is co nt rol led  in  Fl a sh 45 . DN IS 
di gi ts fro m the car rier  ar e routed via the DID table 
pr og ra mmi ng  in  Fl ash  44. Th is sim ula tes i nc omi ng  D ID  serv ic e 
on ly.
[5] = TIE
[6] = TIE/DNIS
[7] = TIE/ ANI The AN I n um be r is t reated  an d rou ted as an I CLI D n um ber. I t 
foll ows  the  Fl ash  43 p ro gr am min g  for r ou tin g  info rma t ion . 
						

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T-1  trunking provides services  called Automatic Number  Identification 
(ANI) and Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS). The T-1 feature 
supports both of these services. The Tr iad Di gi ta l S yst e ms s uppor t  A NI,  
DNI S,  or  an  AN I  and D NI S comb ina ti on on  a p er  chan nel  (l ine ) b asi s.  By 
def au l t,  th e T -1  S igna l  Type  O pt io n  is  Lo o p  St ar t.
T- 1  R i n g b ac k
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1 . Pr es s t he  R I NGBAC K fl exi bl e  but ton (FLA SH 4 0, Page B, Bu tton #2). 
The following  message displays:
2. Enter a 0 or 1 on the dial pad to enable/disable this feature.
[0] =  Disab le d
[1] =  Ena ble d
3. Press the HOLD  button. A confirmation tone is heard and the  display 
up dates.
Des crip ti on
The  T -1 Rin gback  option  supports T -1 cha nnels w hich  re quire  ringb ack 
tone to be transmitted to the caller  while a  call is  ringing. Some  carriers 
require the system to generate the ringback tone, this feature allows the 
system to provide this optio n. Ringback tone is  not used with the  DISA, 
TIE  Line,  or D ID  signa l op tions.  By d efa ult,  the T -1 Ring back  Option is 
ena ble d.
T- 1  D i a l  To n e
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1 . Pr es s t he  DI A L TO NE  fl exi bl e b utt on ( FLA SH  40,  Page B, B ut to n # 3). 
The following  message displays:
T- 1  R I N GB ACK 0- 1
EN AB LE
T- 1  D IAL TON E 0- 1
DISA BLE D