PANASONIC VA-824 User Guide
Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic Easa-Phone VA-824, Key Telephone System.
This system can connect eight central office lines and twenty four key telephones and DSS, door box, external paging amp and
external music source can be added.
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Please read this manual carefully before the installation of this system.
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Please follow the installation procedure described below.
Before connecting telephone lines, inform to telephone company of the following.
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Telephone numbers COL2
COL3
COL4
COL5
COL6
COL7
COL8
Model number
FCC registration number for VA-824 KSU from factory
When modified to PBX (See page 18)
Factory interface code
Service order code
Ringer equivalence
Required network interface jack
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CONTENTS
1. SYSTEMCONNECTIONLAYOUT .......................................................
2. INSTALLATION OF KEY SERVICE UNIT
How to wall mount the key service unit
3. INSTALLATIONOFKEYTELEPHONE ...................................................
How to wall mount the key telephone
4. WIRINGCONNECTIONS ............................................................. 6
Connection between the KSU, Key TEL and CO/PBX line
Typeofwires .....................................................................
Wiringcables..
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5. CONNECTION OF OPTIONAL UNIT
Variation of card connection
Extension of CO/PBX line
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Connection of direct station selector
Connections of single line telephone or 2 Key TE Ls/2 SLTs
Connection of door box.
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Connections of sensor and door opener.
Connection of SMDR
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External music on hold source and external paging system
Set up for key service unit
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6. CONNECTION OF POWER FAILURE UNIT
7. SPECIFICATIONS OF SYSTEM
Modules and system configuration
System capacity and specifications.
Checklistofparts
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PROGRAMMING . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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INITIAL SET LIST.
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2. METHOD OF PROGRAMMING ............
3. PROGRAMMING ......................
System setting
PBX outside dialing digit ................ 30
Automatic pause ..................... 31
Call duration display appear timing ......... 32
Flash time .......................... 33
Pause time. ......................... 34
System speed dial group A ............... 35
System speed dial group B ...............
Long speech alarm .................... 37
COL auto answering ................... 38
COL night incoming ring mode ............ 39
Hold recall ......................... 40
Connection of door box. ................ 41
Type of applicable sensor ................
Sensor alarm stopping method ............ 43
Detection of SLT on-hooking ............. 44
Connection of DSS .................... 45
Hold recall for DSS TEL ................
Display time system setting .............. 47
SMDR output .......................
SMDR YEAR, MONTH and DAY setting
SMDR baud rate setting ................. 50
SMDR frame configuration.
Type of COL dialing
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Digit length restriction .................. 54
Incoming call restriction ................ 55
Override setting ...................... 58
COL setting
Tone/pulse dialing signal conversion ......... 57
COlineorPBXline.. .................. 58
Automatic outside line selection group ....... 59
Length of DTMF signals. ................ 80
Minimum pause
Ring detection time
Key telephone setting
Telephone type
Line Key assign
Incoming call ringing
Off-hook signaling
Door box call
Sensor ringing ........................
Zone paging.
System speed dial group.
Flexible night service setting
Flexible night service
Outside dialing restriction class
System speed dial restriction
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APPENDIX: Names and phone numbers list for system
speed dialing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Programming table for initial set . . . . . . 85
Priority for simultaneous calling and
receiving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
Tones and lamp indications. . . . . . . . - - 143
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Full system configuration layout
EM CONNECTION LAYOUT
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1. SYSTEM CONNECTION LAYOUT
Power failure unit
See page 19
To central
office line
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2. INSTALLATION OF KEY SERVICE UNIT
How to wall mount the key service unit
Install the key service unit (KSU) on the wall according to the following procedure.
@ Slide the two hooks securing the KSU cover and the key service unit in the arrow direction, then remove the cover.
@ Place template against wall and install the four wood screws. Use the wood screw installation jig provided inside the
key service unit when installing the wood screws.
@ Install the key service unit by hooking the four installation holes at the bottom of the key service unit to the four wood
screws, then tighten the two left side wood screws completely.
NOTE
“Be sure the power switch is OFF, before installation.”
Avoid installing in the following places. (Doing so may result in malfunction, noise, or discoloration)
a) In direct sunlight, hot, cold, or humid places. (Temperature range: 32’F - 104’F)
b) Fulfuric gases produced in areas where there are thermal springs, etc. may damage the equipment or contacts.
c) Places in which shocks or vibrations are frequent or strong.
d) Dusty places, or places where water or oil may come into contact with the unit.
e) Near high-frequency sewing machines or electric welders.
f) On or near computers, telexs, or other office equipment, as well as microwave ovens or air conditioners. (It is preferable
not to install in the same room with the above equipment)
g) Near radio broadcast antennas. (including short wave)
h) Install at least 6 feet from radiosand televisions. (both the key service unit and key telephones)
Do not obstruct area around the key service unit. (for reasons of maintenance and inspection - be especially careful to
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allow space for cooling above and at the sides of the key service unit)
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2. INSTALLATION OF KEY SERVICE UNIT
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Key service
Unit
3. INSTALLATION OF KEY TELEPHONE
How to wall mount the key telephone
Install the key telephone on the wall according to the following procedure.
0 Pull handset guide, turn it upside
down, then insert it into its position.
@ Push the hooks at two places, then
remove the adapter.
@ Turn the adapter upside down, insert
the guides into two adapter mounting
holes provided at the lower portion of
the key telephone, then push in the
adapter.
@ Place the mounting holes of the
bracket over the studs of the modular
jack and pull the phone downward to
secure in place.
Short station cords are provided to
attach the key telephone.
NOTE
Handset cord obtainable on the market.
t MODEL NO. t LENGTH I
VAX-20884
VAX-20885
7 feet
15 feet
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4. WIRING CONNECTIONS
( Connection between the KSU, Key TEL and CO/PBX line
Make connections between the KSU, Key TEL and the central office/PBX line (CO/PBX) according to the following procedure.
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Connection between the KSU and
CO/PBX line
Connect COL No. 1 through No. 6
jacks provided inside the KSU to the
CO/PBX line, respectively.
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Connection between the KSU and Key
TEL
Connect EXT No. 10 through No. 21
jacks provided inside the KSU to the
key telephones, respectively.
EXT No. 10 is desirable to use an LCD
display type key telephone (VA-12022
or VA-12022-B) that is used for the
PROGRAMMING purpose described
later. (see page 28.)
TO the central
office lines
0 Clampring of cords
@ Push in the cables from the top of
the cable guide.
@ Remove the clamp plate, insert
the cords, then reinstall the clamp
plate over the cords and secure
into place with the screw.
NOTE
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Keep the loop wire resistance to the
key telephone furthest from the key
service unit less than 40 ohms. (Max.
1100 feet with 22 AWG cable)
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Do not wire the telephone cable in
parallel with the AC power source,
computer, telex etc. If the cables run
near those wires, shield the cables
within metal tubing or use shielded
cable and ground the shields.
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When cables run on the floor, use protectors or the like to protect the wires
where they may be stepped on. Avoid
wiring under carpets.
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When using an AC power supply (AC
12OV), make sure the unit is ground.
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Type of wires
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CONNECTION OF WIRING CABLE (FOR USE WITH A MODULAR CONNECTOR)
(a) If the key service unit and the exten-
sion are within 25 feet, use the cable
supplied (7 feet, 15 feet or 25 feet).
(See page 21)
(b) Station cord and Handset cord
Depending on the connection and
length, 4 types of station cords and 2
types of Handset cords are available.
(See page 21)
(c) When the key service unit and the
extension are apart by more than 200
feet, please use quad cable. Quad
cables assure proper operation over
long distance than flat cables.
In this case, use connector q (Modu-
lar-Screw).
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When coupling cables, either of the
following can be used (m or q ).
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Flat cable
Flat cable obtainable on the market.
Optional cord
MODEL NO. LENGTH
VAX-20880
VAX-20881 7 feet
VAX-20882
VAX-20883
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Quad cables explanation
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Selecting quad cable depends upon the
wiring length.
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Make sure that the quad cables are
twisted pair or shielded twisted pair.
Short station cord
(wall-mount only)
15 feet
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(Max quad cable)
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Modular M Screw
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Note: Quad cables are not used for attach-
ing modular terminals.
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NOTE
COUPLING
OF CABLE
Use the four conductor type
inline coupler.
Flat cable
Use this type when the quad cable
and door box unit is connected.
Flat cable Flat cable
Quad cable
4. WIRING CONNECTION
Wiring cables
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Y:
YELLOW -
Connect the cables to the modular connector and modular screw terminal so that the wires Y, G, R and B at both ends of the
cable are parallel.
Note that there are no polarity indications (plus or minus) for outer pins B and Y and inner pins R and G.
CASE 1
Connection of modular connector and modular-screw terminal.
CASE 2
Connection to modular-screw terminal at both ends.
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Modular-screw terminal Modular-screw terminal
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Countermeasure for Lightning
For the outdoor wiring to prevent lightning hazard, connect the lightning protectors with TEL and KSU in such a
way that the distance between them can be kept short as
possible.
If telephone conversation is interrupted by lightning turn
off the POWER switch of KSU and turn it on again to see if
it works.
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Key TEL
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5. CONNECTION OF OPTIONAL UNIT
If you are not using key telephones other than those initially mounted, door boxes or external paging, you can disregard this
section.
Variation of card connection
For installing more telephones, three variations are available to connect station card as shown below. Extention Nos. are
indicated on each card depending on jacks.
CASE 1
Key TEL 24 pcs
SLT 0
CASE 2
Key TEL 22 PCS
SLT 2 pcs
Connector name of KSU
COL LCl LC2 LC3 LC-s
(cNod-)/mENxoT)JENxoT)(ENxoT)
8 25 29 31 33
7 24 28 30 22
CASE 3
Key TEL 20 pcs
SLT
4 pcs
DPH COL LCI LC2 LC3 LC-S
(4KT) (4KT) (4KT)
Station card I
(VA-30940)
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DPH COL LCI LC2 LC3 LC-S
(4KT) (4KT) (2KT) (2SLT)
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card I card Ill
WA-30940) (VA-30942)
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DPH COL LC1 LC2 LC3 LC-S
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card I card II
(VA-3094Or (‘/A-30941)
&XT)
5. CONNECTION OF OPTIONAL UNIT
Extension of CO/PBX line
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Be sure the power switch is off, before installing or removing the cards.
Make connections of an CO/PBX line card and to respective CO/PBX line according to the following procedure. When inserting
the CO/PBX line card, make sure that the card top and bottom ribs are aligned with the respective slots located at the regular
positions inside the key service unit.
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Connection of CO/PBX line card WA-
82444)
Insert the CO/PBX line card into the
key service unit. This one card makes
two CO/PBX lines operable.
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Connection of central office lines
Connect the central office lines to the
respective jacks on the card. COL
Nos. 8 and 7 assigned to the connectors in order from the top.
COL7
( Connection of direct station selector (DSS)
Profrom the connection of a direct station selector (DSS) and the fixing of the DSS console to a key telephone, according to
the following procedures.
However, when you use a DSS, programming must be performed (See page 45).
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Connection of DSS console (VA-
82430)
Connect the DSS console to the “EXT
No. 11” connector-located inside the
KSU. Note that the DSS console is
paired for use with the key telephone
connected to the “EXT No. IO” con-
nector located inside the KSU (that is,
DSS console alone cannot perform any
operation).
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Fixing of DSS console to key telephone
Fix the DSS console to the key telephone at the four fixing installation
holes provided at the bottom of the
key telephone, via a fixing plate by
fastening screws.
5. CONNECTION OF OPTIONAL UNIT
( Connections of single line telephone or 2key TELsl2SLTs
Make connections according to the following single line telephone connecting method and the 2 Key TEL/2 SLT connecting
method. When inserting a card, make sure that the card top and bottom ribs are aligned with the respective slots located at
the regular positions inside the key service unit. Programming is required for connecting a single fine telephone (See page 63).
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Single line telephone
(1)
Connection of station card II
(VA-30941)
Insert the station card II into the key
service unit, and insert the other piece
into its slots to the right of the first
card. One card is capable of making
4 single line telephones usable.
(2) Connection of single line telephone
Connect each of single line telephones
to the respective jacks located on the
right side card. The jacks are allotted,
in order from the top, extensions
No. 33 through No. 30 respectively.
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2 Key TEL/2 SLT
(1) Connection of Station card III
(VA-30942)
Insert the station card III into the key
service unit (for key TEL) and insert
the other piece (for SLT) into its slots.
One card is capable of making 2 key
telephones and 2 single line telephones
usable.
EXT. No. 31
EXT.
EXT.
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(2) Connection of Key TEL/SLT
Connect each of key telephones to the
respective jacks located on the key
TEL card. Then, connect each of
single line telephones to the respective
jacks located on the station card II.
The jacks on the key TEL card are
allotted, in order from the top, exten-
sions No. 31 and No. 30, while those
on the SLT card are allotted, in order
from the top, extensions No. 33 and
No. 32.
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EXT. No. 32
EXT. No. 33
Connection Qf door box
Make connections of a door box card and of door box according to the following procedure.
l Door box card (VA-30960)
Insert a door box card into the key
service unit. This one card is capable
of making 2 door boxes usable.
This card may be used for sensor and
door openers. (See page 14)
l Connection of door box
Connect Door box A and B to the
screw terminals (2 terminals make a
pair) located on the door box card.
Door box 6
Door box A
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3.86 in
Door box A Door box 6
(VA-20861)
(V~-20861)
Connections of sensor and door opener
Make connections of sensor and door opener according to the following procedures.
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Connection of sensor
(1) Insert a door box card (VA-30960)
into the key service unit.
This card makes sensor usable and also
be used for door box. (See page 13)
(2) Connect the sensor terminals (screw
terminals) on the door box card to
sensor to be used and must meet the
following requirements for connection.
Requirements for connection
(a) Always use a relay-type sensor.
(b) Ratings for contacts
See figure
5. CONNECTION OF OPTIONAL UNIT
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Various sensor
Contact with-stand voltage
: MIN.5V
Contact current : MIN. 2 mA
Contact resistance : MAX. 0.1 n
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Connection of door opener
(1) Insert a door box card (VA-30960)
into the key service unit. This one
card makes two door openers usable.
(2) Connect the screw terminals (two
terminals make a pair) located on the
door box card to the respective
door openers. Since the door openers
are one-to-one corresponding to the
door box, connections should be made
as shown below.
Door box A ff Door opener A
Door box B ++ Door opener B
Note that the door openers to be used
must meet the following requirements
for connection.
Requirements for connection (Re-
quirement for driving contacts of the
relay installed in KSU)
See figure
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Drive voltage
: MAXAC50VorMAXDC30V
Drive current
: MAX 1 A
Operation time
: Approximately 1 second
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Connection of SMDR
This system enables the output from KSU call record data for a telephone (duration of call, etc.) through the RS-232C inter-
face.
These data are output by the printer connected to KSU.
Programming is necessary for outputting from KSU. (See page 48)
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Connection of printer
Connect the RS-232C connector of KSU and the printer (KX-PI 08Oi) by means of the RS-232C cable. Note that because
the printer (KX-P1080i) uses a parallel interface, KX-PIID is also necessary. See the manual for the RS-232C interface
board (KX-PI 1 D) for how to mount KX-PI 1 D to the inside of the printers.
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Explanation of call record output data
The following is an explanation concerning the output format and display contents for call record data.
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Outputting data forma?
(Call record data with title)
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uuuuxx:xxux:xx.xuxuuuxuuuuuxxxxx-xxx-xxxxuuuxxuuuuxxxxx
(Call record data only)
uxxuxx
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Month Da”
U : Blank X : Data
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Display Contents
Call finish time
Call duration
Condition code
CO/PBX line number
Dial number
Extension number
Account code
TIME DURAT. C COr: DIALED NO. TEL4
Display items
Displays in hours/minutes (24 hour system)
Display duration of call from start to finish in hours/minutes/seconds
(1 digit per 6 second interval).
Displays use contents regarding CO/P8X line by the following letters or Blank.
D: When call has lasted over 10 hours.
L : For conference call.
I : For incoming call
Blank: For outgoing call.
* The priority sequence for the condition code display is D > L > I > Blank.
Displays the line numbers used (1 to 8)
When dialing, displays the number moving from right to left to a maximum
of 15 digits. Note that for display “*” is converted to I’>” and ‘:#‘I to “<,‘.
Displays the extension number used (10 to 33).
Displays the account code input by the caller moving from left to right to a
maximum of 5 digits.
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5. CONNECTION OF OPTIONAL UNIT
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DTR 6
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Pin No. and Connection
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Signal
Name
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CD
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External music on hold source and external paging system
Make connections of the external music on hold (MOH) source and of the external paging system according to the following
procedure.
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External music on hold source
(1) Set the “MOH” switch inside the key
service unit to the “EXT” side.
(2) Connect from earphone or aux. out
jack to RCA “MOH” jack inside the
key service unit.
Do not connect directly to speaker
output jacks. (Input impedance 50
ka, level max. -10 dB)
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External paging system
) Connect an external amplifier to the
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“EPA-OUT” jack and to the “EPA-C”
terminals inside the key service unit.
The “EPA-C” terminals are to control
turning ON/OFF of the external
amplifier power.
Use RCA-type jack (output impedance: 600 a, level: 0 dB) for the
connection to the “EPA-OUT” jack.
(2) Connect the external paging speaker
to the amplifier.
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Volume adjustment
The functions of “EPA VOLs 1 and 2”
located inside the key service unit are
as follows.
EPA VOLI :
This volume is to control the level
of the music output applied from the
external sound source to EPA jack.
EPA VOL2:
This volume is to control the level of
the voice output applied from the TEL
to EPA jack.
LEPA-VOL 1 volume
Radio
Speaker
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5. CONNECTION OF OPTIONAL UNIT
( Setup for Key service unit
The internal set up of the KSU and the explanations of switches and lamps are provided below.
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(1) MOH Switch
Perform the set up of the MOH switch.
INT :
EXT :
To use built-in hold tone.
To use external music on
hold source. (See page
15.)
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( 1) Power Switch
This AC power switch is to control
the whole system.
(2) Power Monitor Lamp
This lamps is to indicate that the
output level from power supply unit
is normal.
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(3) RST Switch
This switch resets the system.
If the RAM switch is set to “HOLD”
system programming and speed dials
will not be reset.
(4) RAM Switch
This switch backup the RAM data.
Even when the power failure occurs,
the RAM memory
erased if the switch is on HOLD side.
(5)
COL MONT
This hole is used for reading the COL
data when repairing or adjusting KSU,
so it should not be touched by anyone
other than the serviceman.
(6) DATA MONIT Lamp
System is normal when lamp is flash-
ing.
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Programming for automatic outside
line selection group.
In the FCC rules, this function is
regarded as one of the distinguishing
features of PBX as against the Key
telephone system. When shipped from
the factory this function cannot be
programmed unless one jumper on the
key service unit board is cut.(See page 59)
data
will not be
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MoNIT
Lamp
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6. CONNECTION OF POWER FAILURE UNIT
Power Failure Unit (PFU) is optional equipment which, in case of power failure, directly connects CO/PBX lines and
Line Telephones.
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Wall mounting method for PFU
@ Remove a PFU cover.
@ Install one wood screw on the wall remaining about 5/16 inches of the screw length unscrewed.
@ Hook the mounting hole provided at the top of the PFU to the on-wall installed wood screw, then fasten the wood screw
completely.
@ Install two wood screws on the wall through the two respective mounting holes provided at the bottom of the PFU.
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Connection of PFU
(1) Connect the connectors labelled “FROM COL” (COL 1 to 4) and located inside the power failure unit to the respective
central office lines.
(2) Connect COL Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 inside the key service unit to the connectors (4 places from the top) labelled “TO COL
(KSU)” and located inside the power failure unit, respectively.
(3) Connect the connectors (4 places from the top) located on the card of the SLT card (right side card), which is set inside
the key service unit, to the connectors labelled “FROM SLT-LC(KSU)” and located inside the power failure unit, respectively.
Single
(4) Connect the connectors (TELs 1 to 4) labelled “TO SLT” and located inside the power failure unit to the respective single
line telephones. These connectors are allotted, in order from the top, Extensions Nos. 30,31,32 and 33.
(5) Connect the two screw terminals labelled “PFU” and located inside the key service unit to the respective two screw
terminals labelled “TO KSU” and located inside the power failure unit.
(6) Remove the clamp plate, insert the cords, then reinstall the clamp plate over the cords and secure into place with the
screw.
Note: That when power failure occurs the COLs correspond to EXTs as shown below.
COL I-+ EXT. No. 30
COL 2 -+ EXT. No. 31
COL 3 + EXT. No. 32
COL 4 + EXT. No. 33
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6. CONNECTION OF POWER FAILURE UNIT
16 in
EXT. No. 30
EXT. No. 31
EXT. No. 32
EXT. No. 33
to
SLT
7. SPECIFICATIONS OF SYSTEM
Modules and system configuration
Note
VAX-20885 Handset cord (15 feet)
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System capacity and specifications
System capacity
COL capacity
Intercom speech path
Key telephone*
Automatic dial
One touch dial
System speed dial
Speed dialing digits
Redialing digits
Specifications
Dimension (inch) (Height x Width x Depth) and Weight (Pound)
Key Service Unit
Key Telephone
Power Consumption (Watt)
8
4
Up to 24 (EXT. No. IO to 33)
10 stations (for each telephone)
90 stations (for the system)
16 digits/Station (included PBX access code)
16 digits/Last number and save number
12.6(H) x 23.0(W) x4.2(D), 9.5(lb)
8.5(H) x 6.7(W) x 2.4(D), 2.2(lb)
Maximum
*Note:
Approx. 130W
1. Specifications subject to change without notice.
2. Any of the below combination
a. 24 Key telephones
b. 22 Key telephones 81 2 single line telephones
c. 20 Key telephones & 4 single line telephones
Check list of parts
When you unpack the system phone, make sure that you have all of the following parts.
Key Service Unit
Key Service Unit (VA-824101
Short station cord for wall mount
Operating instruction assy
Operating instructions
Operating instructions sheet
Installation and programming manual assy
Installation and programming manual
Programming table
Screw template for wall mounting KSU
Key Telephone
Base 1 pee
Handset
Handset cord
1 pee
6 pcs
1 set
1 COPY
24 copies
1 set
1 COPY
1 COPY
1 COPY
1 pee
1 cpe
Station cord 1 pee
Name card of system speed dial
Name card of individual speed dial
Plastic case for system speed dial 1 pee
1 set
1 COPY
EXPLANATION ON PROGRAMMING
The Easa-Phone VA-824 is a small, sophisticated Key Telephone system. It offers many features which can be easily programmed to uniquelly fit your communication needs.
The Easa-Phone utilizes Random Access Memory (RAM) for storage of the “User’s”
telephone station can be assigned a set of features based on the individual “User’s” requirements.
Note that a program has been preset into the Easa-Phone VA-824 system memory for general use which is called the Initial
Set. Thus, no programming is necessary to immediately use your telephone system. However, to properly change from the
Initial Set to any other option, the programming steps detailed under the Programming Settings for the desired feature must be
followed.
A programming record chart is provided for ease of recording your program changes. A sample of this Programming Table
indicating the initial Set can be found in the back of this manual. Whenever programming changes are made, they should be
immediately recorded on the Programming Table to provide a quick reference of the current programmed feature options.
variable programs and features. Each
PROGRAMMING CONTENTS
INITIALSETLIST
1.
2. METHOD OF PROGRAMMING
3. PROGRAMMING ...................................................................
APPENDIX ..........................................................................
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1.
INITIAL SET LIST
The
table
below describes the features, initial setting and those programming mode.
FEATURE
PBX outside dialing digit
Automatic pause
Call duration display
appear timing
Flash time 1 set
Pause time
System speed dial group A
System speed dial group B
Long speech alarm
COL auto answering
COL night incoming ring mode
Hold recall No recall
Connection of door box 1 Can be connect
Type of applicable sensor
Sensor alarm stopping method
Detection of SLT on-hooking 0.05 to 1.2sec
Connection of DSS
Hold recall for DSS TEL Recall after 30 set
Display time system setting 00 00
INITIAL SET
I
Dial No.9
No Dial No.
After 15 set
2 set
00 to Xx(89)
YY (00) to 89
I ~ ~~
No alarm tone
Automatic answering with
handset or ON/OFF key
1 Ring on night time ring set TEL
Detect-close
By sensor
No connection
(HH) (MM)
DESIRED FUNCTION
Dial no.0 to 8 (one digit set)
0.6
set or 2 set
3 set
XX can range from 00 to 89
YY can range from 00 to 89
No auto answering or automatic
11
Recall after 30 set, lmin, Pmin or immediately
Can not connect
Detect-open
By handset (off-hooking)
0.05
to 0.5sec
Connection
Recall after lmin, 2min or
immediately or no recall
HH MM N
IPAGEI
I 33 I
I 34 I
I 35 I
1 36 1
I 40 I
41
I I
I 42 I
43
44
45
46
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SMDR output
SMDR frame configuration i’bitI2bitIeven
Type of COL dialing Non l+ area code
Jc and # restriction 1 Restricted
Digit length restriction
Incoming call restriction
Override setting Clear
No data output
(Data/Stop/parity)
Not restricted
In accordance
with outside dialing restriction class
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Outputtrng data wrth title or Outputtmg
300BPS,600BPS,1200BPS,24OOBPS or 96OOBPS
odd, 8bit/lbit/even, 8bit/lbit/odd, 8biV
2bit/even, or 8bit/2bit/odd
1 + area code
Not restricted
Restrict one of the digit length from 8 to 16 digit )
I 52 I
I 53 I
54 )
Incoming call ringing
.F
.I
Off-hook signaling
t:
8
g
Door box call
c”
B
al
w
Sensor ringing
z
* Zone paging
System speed dial group
Line key 3 ----f COL 3
Line key 4 + COL 4
Line key 5 + COL 5
Line key 6 ---f COL 6
Line key 7 + COL 7
Line key 8 + COL 8
No ring
COL incoming ring only
Both A and B ring
No alarm tone
Zone 1
Both groups A & B usable
Ring
EXT no. 10 rings calls of
all COL
c
68
Neither COL nor intercom,
only intercom or both COL 72
and intercom
No door box rung,
only A ring or only B ring
EXT. no 22 to 33 is
no door box rung
c
1
73
Alarm tone ring (EXT. no.10 is alarm tone ring) 74
Zone 2 to 3 (Possible multiple set)
(Zone 3 includes external paging.)
Only group A usable, only group B usable or
75
76
neither group A nor group B unusable
Flexible night service
setting
Flexible night service
Outside dialing restriction class
System speed dial
restriction
Can not set night mode
No night ring
Not restricted
Not restricted
Can be set night mode
EXT. no.10 is used always as
night mode.
i
1
Have night ring (EXT. no.10 is night rings)
Outside dialing restricted,
O/l & 411-555-976 restricted
or O/l restricted
Restricted
77
78
79
83
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2. METHOD OF PROGRAMMING
Read the following paragraphs before proceeding to the actual programming instructions and procedures.
These notes and procedures are intended to acclimate the programmer to the proper programmingsequencerequired prior to
the actual programming.
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Programming of initial set
@ Assure that the RAM switch is posi-
tioned at “CLR” side.
@ Set the power switch to the “ON”
position.
@ After about 5 seconds, assure that the
DATA MONIT lamps is flashing.
@ Change the RAM switch from the
“CLR” side to “HOLD” side.
The initial set programming is now completed through the above operations.
NOTE
If you change the programming again,
the RAM switch is not necessary
switched over.
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