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VODAVI
VODAVI COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
STARPLUS
1224EX
ELECTRONIC KEY SYSTEM
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
INSTALLATION AND
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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STARPLUS 1224EX KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
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SECTION 500
500.1
500.2
500.3
500.4
500.5
500.6
500.7
500.8
500.9
500.10
500.11
500.12
500.13
500.14
500.15
500.16
500.17
500.18
500.19
500.20
500.21
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INSTALLATlCiN
SITE PLANNING .......................................................................................
UNPACKlNG THE KSU ............................................................................
KSU GROUNDING ...................................................................................
KSU INSTALIATION KSU CABLING
UGHTNING PROTECTION ......................................................................
KEY TELEPHONE INSTALLATlON ..........................................................
WALL MOUNT KIT INSTALlATiON
PHONE BOX INSTALLATION EXTERNAL MUSIC SOURCE
ALARM INSTALLATION
BATTERY BACKUP
UCTERNAL PAGING
LOUD BELL CONTROL/A-LEAD INDICATION
EMERGENCY TRANSFER
HEADSET INSTALLATION POWER UP AND INSTALlATlON CHECKLlST
SIU MODULE INSTALlATION RUC INSTALLATION BAlTERY BACKUP UNIT SMDR PRINTOUT
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SECTION 600
600.1
600.2
600.3
600.4
600.5
600.6
600.7
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600.12
600.13
600.14
600.15
600.16
600.17
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600.19
600.20
600.21
600.22
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600.24
600.25
600.26
600.27
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W’STOMER DATABASE PROGRAMMING
INTRODUCTION DATABASE WORKSHEETS DATABASE FlELDS PROGRAM MODE ENTRY
INlTlALlZATlON ........................................................................................
STATION CLASS OF SERVICE
STATION PROGRAMMING.. ....................................................................
FLEXIBLE FLEXIBLE PAGE GROUPS PICKUP GROUPS PROGRAMMING
CO UNE GROUPS ...................................................................................
CO UNE DATA .........................................................................................
CO UNE RINGING ...................................................................................
FLASH TIMER ...........................................................................................
CO RING DETECT ....................................................................................
DIAL PULSE ..............................................................................................
SYSTEM DATA .........................................................................................
TIMERS .....................................................................................................
EXECUTIVE/SECRETARY ASSIGNMENTS
LOUD BELL CONTROL/A-LEAD INDICATION ........................................
PBX DIAUNG CODES ..............................................................................
ATTENDANT POSITION ...........................................................................
PRESET FORWARD RING TIMER..
PRESFT CALL FORWARD .......................................................................
CONFERENCE TIMER .............................................................................
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6-25 6-28 6-27. 6-28 6-28 6-28
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KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
VODAVl COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
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100.1 PURPOSE
This manual provides the information necessary to
program,
STARPLUS 1224 Key Telephone System.
100.2
install, operate and maintain the
REGULATORY INFORMATION
(FCC)
The Federal
has established rules which allow the direct con­nection of the STARPLUS 1224 Key Telephone System to the telephone network. Certain actions must be undertaken or understood before the con­nection of customer provided equipment is com­pleted.
A. TELCO NOTlFlCATlON
Before connecting the STARPLUS 1224 Key
Telephone System to the telephone ne@ork, the
local serving telephone company must be given advance notice of intention to use customer provided equipment (CPE) and provided with the
following information:
1. The telephone numbers to be connected to
the system.
2. The FCC Registration Number located on the Key Service Unit (KSU): DLP82V19889-MF-E*
3. The Ringer Equivalence Number also located on the KSU: 0.56
4. The USOC jack required for direct intercon­nection with the telephone network: RJ21 X
5. The 1224EX KSU is UL listed, file number
42U5.
*NOE: If no key telephones are programmed to have a pooled group button FCC# DLP82V19891­KF-E may be used.
B. INCIDENCE OF HARM If the telephone company determines that the cus-
tomer provided equipment (CPE) is faulty and pos­sibly causing harm or interruption to the telephone network, it should be disconnected until repair can be made. If this is not done, the telephone com­pany may temporarily disconnect service.
Communications Commission (FCC)
C. CHANGES IN SEFlVICIi
The local telephone company may make chan-
ges In its communications facilities or proce­dures. If these changes should affect the use of the 1224 or compatibility with the network, the telephone company must given written notice to the user to allow uninterrupted service.
D. MAiNTENANCE LlMlTATlONS
Maintenance on the 1224 Key Telephone Sys­tem is to be performed only by the manufacturer
or its authorized agent. The user may not make
any changes and/or repairs except as specifi-
colly noted in this manual. If unauthorized al­terations or repairs are performed, any
re:z-‘aining warranty may be voided.
E. NOTICE OF COMPUANCE The 1224 Key Telephone complies with rules
regarding radiation and radio frequency emis­sions by Class A computing devices. ance with FCC Standard 15 (Subpart J) the following information must be supplied to the end user:
‘WARNING:
This equipment generates and uses R.F. ener-
gy and if not installed and used in accordance
with the instruction Manual, it may cause inter­ference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class C computing device, pursuant to Subpart
J of Part 15 of the FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference, when operated in a commercial environment.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area Is likely to cause interference, in which case the user, at his own expense, will be required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference.”
F. HEARING AID COMPATlBlLlTY The 1224 Key Telephone is Hearing Aid com-
patible as defined in Section 68.316 of Part.68 FCC Rules.
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In accord-
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100.3 CANADIAN REGULATORY IN­FORMATION
Department of Communications (DOC)
Certification Number: 676 2581A Load Number: 16
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
NOTE: The Load Number (IN) assigned to each terminal device denotes the percentage of the total load to be connected to a telephone loop which is used by the device to prevent overloading. The termination on a loop may consist of any combination of devices subject only to the requirement that the total of the load numbers of all the devices does not exceed 100.
Ancillary Equipment Number: CA21A
File Number: LB57228
A. NOTICE
The Canadian Department of Communications
label identifies certified equipment. This certifica­tion means that the equipment meets certain telecommunications network protective, opera­tionai and safety requirements. The Department does not guarantee the equipment will operate to the user’s satisfaction. Before installing this equip­ment, users should ensure that it is permissible to be connected to the facilities of the local telecom­munications company. The equipment must also be installed using an acceptable method of con­nection. in some cases, the company’s inside wiring associated with single line indiviiual service may be extended by means of a certffied connec-
tor assembly (telephone extension cord). The cus­tomer should be aware that compfhnce with the above condition may not prevent degradation of service in some situations.
Repairs to certified equipment should be made by an authorized Canadian maintenance facility designated by the supplier.
Any repairs or alterations made by the’user to this equipment, or equipment malfunctions, may give the telecommunications company cause to request the user to disconnect the equipment.
Users should ensure for their own protection
that the electrical ground connections of the
power utility, telephone lines and internal metaf­lit water pipe system, if present, are connected
together. This precaution may be particularly
important in rural areas.
CAUTION: Users should not attempt to make such connections themselves, but should con­tact the appropriate electric inspection authority or electrician, as appropriate.
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BAStC TELEPHONE
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
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EXECUTIVE TELEPHONE
ENHANCED TELEPHONE
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A-LEAD INDlCATlON There are 4 contacts which may be indiviiualiy
programmed as either A-lead indication (to contrd ancillary equipment) or Loud Bell Contrd. When programmed as A-Lead indication &assigned to a CO line, the corresponding contact will dose whenever that CO line is accessed by a station.
ACCOUNT CODES
Account codes can be entered by the user during
a call; this Cod8 can be used with SMDR informa-
tion for billing purposes. it can be 8 digits in
length.
ALARM SIGNAUNG The system can recognize either an open or dosed
loop from an extemai rday and transmit an aiarm signai. This signal can be sent to all programmed stations with either a single or repeated tone. The
type of alarm tone is selected in system program-
ming.
This feature can be used as an entry door alarm.
AU CALL PAGING
StatiOnS allowed t0 make pages may mak8 VOUCH paging annOUnC8mentS to all idle stations, phone
boxes and extemai paging ports at th8 same time.
AUTOMATIC SELECTION The us8r can select an outside line, intercom
station or speed diai button or dtai a feature & automatically plaC8 the phone in the dialing
mode without pressing the ON/OFF button or
lifting th8 hand&. AUTOMATlC PAUSE INSERTlON
If a ftash is programmed into syst8m and station speed diai numbers, and last number red&l numbers, a pause will automatically be inserted after the flash. ly inserted after a PBX dialing code has been used & after a. pulse to tone switchover is programmed into speed diai numbers.
BACKGROUND MUSIC
Key telephone & phone box users may receive music over their speaker when an optional mUSiC source has been Conn8Ct8d t0 the sys­tem. Th8 mUSiC can be Weed on or off and the vdumeadjusted at each indiviiuai telephone or phOn8 box The maximum loudness level can be adjusted on the KSU.
Phone boxes that are denied DND in data base programming, can receive music through their speaker.
A pause will aiso be automatical-
ATTENDANT OVERFLOW (Refer to Call Forward-Preset) System program-
ming allows the attendant station to b8
programmed so that if the attendant is busy or not there, the tail will be automatically forwarded.to another pred8t8rmin8d station after a
programmed period of time. ATTENDANT POSlTlON
Any key t8f8phOn8 SUitiOn may b8 assigned as th8
system attendant. The assigned attendant will receive unattended line recalls and will initiate
NIGHT SERVICE. AUTOMATDC PRIVACY
Privacy is automaticaily provided on all calls. The system may be programmed to eliminate privacy, allowing another station to join in on existing CO (outside) iin COnVerSatfOnS.
This feature can be allowed or denied on a per station basis by programming.
BATIERY BACK-UP (MEMORY)
A long life lithium battery is provided inside the
KSU to prevent loss of system programming in the 8V8nt of a pOw8r Outage Or the System power being turned off.
BAlTERY BACK-UP (SYSTEM) An OptiOnai battery package (BBU) & cabling
can be connected to the KSU to maintain com­plete system operation in the event of an AC power failure. calls in progmss will continue
without interruption when commercial power falls.
CALLING STATION INDICATOR (Busy Lamp Field) Buttons programmed as sta-
tion buttons on a tei8phOn8 afS0 serve as a Busy
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Lamp Field to display the status of other
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telephones within the system.
CALL ANNOUNCING
Each telephone user can select the way that calls to their phone are voice announced. By selecting the 1°P position on the intercom signal switch, the user can receive voice announced intercom calls without the calling party hearing conversations in progress. By selecting the “H” position, the user can reply handsfree to voice announced intercom calls. Basic model telephones cannot use the handsfree (H) mode.
CALL FORWARD-STATION Each key telephone user may direct intercom calls,
transferred outside lines and incoming outside
lines to be forwarded to another station in the sys-
tem. A forwarded call will signal In theTONE mode
regardless of the way the intercom signaling switch was set. A station with calls forwarded to it can for­ward its calls to another station; a call will forward in this manner an unlimited number of times; howeverthe last station in a chain cannot use DND.
CALL FORWARD-PRESET System programming allows incoming outside
lines, that are programmed to ring a particular sta­tion, to be forwarded to another predetermined station after a programmed period of time. This occurs when the station normally receiving the out­side ring is busy or does not answer the call. Preset forward can be chained an unlimited num­ber of times. Each station in the system can have
a preset fotward station.
keysets without losing the call. ferred to a busy station, that station will receive muted ringing.
CAMP ON (Call Waiting)
A busy station may be alerted that an outside
line is on hold and waiting for them by pressing
the MSG/CP.ON button. The called station will
receive two muted rings, and a flashing CP.ON button if the camp-on initiator is waiting to an­nounce the transfer. The busy party can press
the MSG/CP.ON button. This will automatically
place on hold any outside line he’s currently using and allow him to converse with the camp­on initiator.
CO LINE ACCESS Each telephone can be programmed to be al-
lowed or denied an appearance to individual
outside lines or a pool of outside lines. Telephones denied this appearance can have that line transferred to them by another station and the call will appear on the loop button.
Any station may be programmed to ring for any combination of lines during the day and different stations can be programmed to ring on those lines at night.
CO LINE GROUPING CO (outside) lines can be in one of up to 8
groups to separate line types such as local, PBX, FX, etc. Stations are then individually as­signed access to these lines via either a pooled
group key or by a direct line key.
If a line is trans-
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CALL PICKUP (GROUP) Stations can be placed in one, both or neither of 2
pickup groups. Stations within the same group can pick up tone ringing intercom calls, recalling or transferred CO line calls for another station, and message wait call backs by dialing the pickup
code. CALL TRANSFER
An outside line can be transferred from one keyset toanother. By pressing the STATION button of the desired party, or pressing the TFtANS/QUE button and then dialing that 2 digit station number, un­screened or screened transfers with an an-
nouncement can be made. The line being transferred rings on the keyset and gives a flash in­dication to the receiving party’s keyset. Several at-
tempts can be made to find someone at different
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CO LINE QUEUING
When all outside (CO) lines in a group are busy, stations can be placed on a list awaiting that line to become available. Users are signaled when a line becomes available. If the waiting station is busy when the queued CO line becomes available, the station is placed at the bottom of the queue list. If a station doesn’t answer a queue callback within 15 seconds it will be dropped from the queue list.
CONFERENCE
A) Multi tine
One internal station can engage in a conference
with 2 external parties. The internal station may
place the conference on HOLD by pressing the HOLD button. The two external parties can be
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in an unsupervised conference by ttie in-
itiator pressing the CONF button.
B) Add-On Conference
TWO
internai
StatiOnS
can engage in conference with 1 external party or 3 internal parties can Set up a conference. There is no limit to the number of add-on conferences, except for the total number of CO lines connected to the system.
COMMON AUDIBLE RINGING (Loud Bell Control) Incoming CO line ringing can
be directed to relay controlled contacts. There are 4 sets of dry contacts that can be assigned to sta-
tions as LBC or to CO lines for A-lead indication. An external power source and ringing device or
other ancillary is required. DIAL PULSE/DTMF SIGNAUNG
Each outside line can be individually programmed
to provide dial pulse or DTMF tone sending.
DIAL PULSE TO TONE SWITCHOVER
The signaling on an outside line can be changed from dial pulse to tone (DTMF). This allows lines set for pulse signaling to use common carriers which require DTMF signaling. This feature can be stored and used with speed dial numbers.
DIRECT STATlON SELECT
The user with a flexible button assigned as a DSS
button on his key telephone can call an intercom station by simply pressing the appropriate DSS button. The called station is automatically sig­naled.
DO NOT DISTURB Placing a key telephone in DND will eliminate in-
coming CO line ringing, intercom calls, CO line transfers, All Call Page announcements and Camp-Ons. Pressing the DND button twice while
the telephone is ringing will eliminate that ringing. The secretary in an EXECUTIVE/SECRETARY pair can override the Executive DND by using the Camp-On feature. A station in DND can still use
the telephone to make normal outgoing calls. A
station can be denied this feature through programming.
EMERGENCY TRANSFER
In the event of commercial power failure or central processor failure, the system will automatically connect the first 3 outside lines to single line
telephones which have been installed for that
purpose. EXECUTIVE/SECRETARY TRANSFER
Four pairs of key telephones can be designated as executive/secretary pairs. Whenever the ex­ecutive phone is in DND or busy, transferred CO lines and intercom calls will be directed to the secretary station. If the secretary station is busy, busy tone will be received by the calling party. There are 3 combinations possible:
1. 4 Executive/Secretary pairs
2.’ 1 Executive with 14 secretaries ’
3. 1 Secretary for 14 Executives
The secretary station can signal the Executive in DND by using the Camp On feature.
EXTERNAL PAGING Any station that is allowed access to paging can
make voice paging announcements to the ex-
ternal paging port by either dlai code or direct
button access.
The external page port can be connected to a two way paging system.
FLASH The Fiash button is used to m-establish dial tone
or to transfer a PBX call. Flash can be programmed in speed dial for Centrex feature operation.
FLEXIBLE STATlON NUMBERS
The intercom number assigned to a station can
be changed without moving the telephone. However station circuit 01 always remains the programming station.
FLEXIBLE BUTTONS
On the Enhanced/Executive phones there are 6 fixed feature buttons and 22 flexible buttons. The Basic telephone has 6 fixed feature buttons and 6 flexible buttons. The flexible buttons can
be programmed in one of the following ways:
1. Outside line - automatically access assigned
line
2. Multi Function Key - the station user may program his/her own phone to have DSS/BLF, speed dial bin, page key or mute button. ..
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3. Pool Key - some or all outside lines can be grouped; pressing this button gives access the highest numbered unused, CO line in that group; outgoing dialing only.
4. LOOP - used to answer transferred call on a line for which a station user does not have a button programmed on his phone.
HOLD PREFERENCE Either exclusive hold or system hold can be
programmed to be the primary hold. A line on ex­clusive hold prohibiisanyonefrom picking up a call placed on hold by another station.
An
outside line placed on system hold can be retrieved by any other telephone in the system that has access to that line.
INTERCOM SIGNALING
The key telephone user can select the method of receiving intercom calls at their station. A slide switch located on the telephone is used to select
the mode. The choices are:
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
LAST NUMBER REDIAL Permits the automatic redialing of the last phone
number dialed on an outside line including a number in speed dial.
MEET ME PAGE Users may answer a page call by going to the
nearest telephone, dialing a code and be con­nected to the calling party. A flexible button can be programmed for one button answer by a sta-
tion user to a meet me page.
MESSAGE WAlTlNG
A station user who calls another station and
receives ringing, busy tone or DND tone and no
answer can activate a “message waiting” lamp at that station to indicate this call. The station
user who missed the call can then press his MSG/CP.ON flashing button and ring the party leaving the message. Up to 5 messages may
be left at each phone. A station with a message waiting can be reminded at a timed interval with a tone.
1. Tone Ringing (l) A standard tone ring notifies the party of an in-
coming call.
The called station answers by Ming the hand-
set.
2. Privacy (P) The station user receives a tone burst and a
voice announcement over the speaker. The microphone is deactivated, providing privacy.
The person who is called must lift the handset to get the call or switch the selector to handsfree.
3. Handsfree (H) The station user, upon hearing a tone burst &
voice announcement over the speaker, can
reply handsfree (“H” position). (Basic model key telephones do not have this
feature.)
INTERNAL ZONE PAGE
Stations programmed to make pages can make voice announcements to idle stations in both inter-
nal zones at the same time or to either one of the 2 internal zones separately. A flexible button can
be programmed for one button page operation by
the station user.
MUSIC ON HOLD
An optional music source can be connected directly to the system to provide all calls on hold with music.
The same source provides background music. MUTE
A flexible button can be programmed to operate as a mute key. During handsfree speakerphone operation, the key telephone microphone can
be disabled for stations requiring priiacy of transmission or in areas where there are high ambient noise levels.
NIGHT SERVICE The attendant places the system in night service
by pressing her DND button.* This allows specific phones to ring at night that may or may not ring during the day. A dial code is provided for Universal Night Answer; a direct CO line but­ton appearance or a loop key is required for this feature.
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The attendant does not have the DND feature.
OFF HOOK SIGNAUNG
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If a station has been programmed to receive direct outside line ringing and is busy on another call, that station will receive muted ring to indicate another call is ringing in.
ON HOOK DIAUNG
A telephone user can place calls without lifting the
handset and can monitor the call while the called party’s phone is ringing or on hold. The receiver must be lifted to converse when using a basic key
telephone. ON UNE PROGRAMMING
Changes to the system data base with the excep­tion of flexible button programming can be made without interrupting normal system operation. Programming is done at station port 01.
PBX DIAUNG CODES Four 2 digit PBX access codes can be
programmed into the system. When an outside
line is selected and one of these codes is dialed, toll restriction will be applied beginning with the digit dialed after the code. If one of these codes is
not dialed, toll restriction doesn’t apply. This al­lows the dialing of PBX extensions 100, 110, 111, etc. on an outside line. (The line must be assigned as a PBX line.)
PAGE ACCESS RESTRICTION Individual stations can be programmed to be al-
lowed or denied the ability to make page an­nouncements.
PHONE BOX A phone box may be substituted for a telephone
on a one for one basis. The phone box can be used
to receive intercom announcements and also
provide handsfree response. There is also a CALL
button which will signal all stations programmed to receive alarm ringing. One of these stations can respond to this signal by pressing the DSS/BLF button or dialing the intercom number of the phone box station. Two way conversation is then pos-
sible.
PREFERRED UNE ANSWER
A station with preferred lineanswer can answerany assigned ringing outside line, line queues, outside
line transfers and transfer recalls by simply lifting
the handset or pressing the ON/OFF button. The
outside line button doesn’t have to be pressed for automatic line answer.
PRIVATE UNE A station can be programmed to have a private
line. A line designated as a private line can transfer calls to other stations and can be for­warded to another station. When placed in
night service the UNA code will not pick up this
ringing line. A private line cannot have a preset forward station.
REAL TlME This hardware option allows the system time
and date to continue functioning in case of a power failure.
Also provides the time source for information used by SMDR and display phones.
SPEAKERPHONE
Enhanced & Executive model phones are
equipped with a unit that enables the telephone to be used handsfree in two-way conversations on both intercom and outside lines.
STATlON MESSAGE DETAIL RECORDING A hardware option which allows connection to
an external RS232C compatible printer or call accounting device. Programming allows the system to track all calls, both incoming and out­going, local and long distance; or just outgoing long distance calls only. It is also possible to print out data base programming with this module. The system records calls by outside
line, number dialed, time of day, date, station that placed the call and duration of Ihe call. The output can be programmed for either a 29 or 80 character format.
Account codes may also be entered. STATlON SPEED ‘DIAL
Each station user can program up to 20 in-
dividual speed dial numbers of up to 16 digits in
length. These numbers may contain pause
commands, flash commands and pulse to tone switchover commands. Each one of these commands takes up digit space. The numbers are dialed by use of the SPEED button and a 2
digit code (W-tIS, 9oM)) or the station user can
program a flexible button as a speed button.
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Both the asterisk (*) and pound (#) are sent as DTMF tones; this makes the speed dial feature compatible with Centrex operation.
SYSTEM SPEED DIAL Up to 40 commonly dialed numbers can be
programmed into System Speed Dial for use by stations allowed this feature. The numbers can be up to 16 digits in length and may contain pauses,
flash commands and pulse to tone switchover
commands. Each one of these commands takes up digit space. The numbers are accessed by the
SPEED button and a 2 digit code (1049) or the
user can program under a flexible button. The last 20 bins are not monitored by toll restriction. Sys­tem speed numbers are programmed at the as­signed attendant station.
Both the asterisk (*) and the pound (#) are sent as
DTMF tones. TOLL RESTRlCTlON OVERRIDE
An outside line can be programmed to allow toil
restricted stations to dial on that line.
TOLL RESTRlCTlON The system provides a flexible means of providk
ing toti restriction to individual stations. By as­signing a “class of service” to each station, long dlstancs calls can be limited at certain stations through entries into the Allow/Deny Tables.
UNIVERSAL NIGHT ANSWER CD lines not marked as a Private tine have
Universal Night Answer (WA), which provides key telephones access to incoming CO calls when the system is in night service by dialing the UNA code.
VOLUME CONTROLS Each key telephone user can adjust both
speaker and ring volume independently by using the 2 volume controls located on the right sidb of the keyset.
WALL TELEPHONE Any key telephone can be adapted for wall
mounting. The wall mount kit must be provided for wail mounting.
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FEATURE INDEX
lntemal External .
Feature
A-Lead indication Account Codes Alarm Signaling All Call Pa e Attendant erflow
8v Attendant Position Automatic Privacy N Automatic Automatic Pause
SeleCtIOn
inSNtiOn
Background Music : Music Source Battery Back-up memo Battery Back-u Busy Lamp Fie d Fl
system
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P
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Call Announcing :
Call Forward - station
Call forward - preset : Ii Call Pickup (group) rl Call Transfer : Camp On (call waiting) CO tine Access CO Line Grouping CO tine Queuing : 1 Conference Common Audible Ringing Dial Pulse/DTMF Si Dial Pulse to Tone
naling
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witchover Direct Station Select Do Not Disturb Emergency Transfer Executive/Secretary Transfer External Paging
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flash flexible Station Numbers flexible Buttons Hold Preference intercom Signaling internal Zone Page Last Number Radial Ii Meet Me Page 1 Messa e Waiting
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Music n Hold Mute Night Service Off Hook Signaling On Hook Dialing On Line Programming PBX Dialing Codes Page Access Restriction Phone Box Perferred tine Answer Private tine Real Time Speakerphone Station Message Detail Recording Station Speed Dial System Speed Dial
Availability Equipment
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KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Internal
Feature
Availability
Equipment Equipment Required
Toll Restriction Override Toil Restriction
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FUNCTION
internal Page
External Page
All Call Page
Message Waiting
CALJJNG STATION’S DISPLAY CALLED STATION’S DlSPLqY
Reply to a
Message Waiting
Station Call Forward
(Originating Station)
Forwarded Call
Preset Forward
CO Line Queuing
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FUNCTION
Outside Line
TRNlsfer
Programmed flash
Command (F)
Programmed Pause
Command (P)
Programmed Pulse-to-
Tone Switchover (*)
CALLING STATION’S DISPLAY CALLED STATION’S DISPLAYS
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300 OPEFWlON
For some features there is more than one way to use the feature depending on how the telephone is programmed. Both options will be listed.
300.1 PlAClNG AN OUTSIDE CALL (Automatic Line Selection)
. Press outside line button. . ON/OFF button will light & you will hear
dial tone.
Dial desired party.
.
When called party answers, lift handset to
.
converse or use speakerphone.
300.2 ANSWERING AN OUTSIDE CALL
Lift handset.
.
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
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300.5 MUTE BUlTON (optional)
. Provides privacy during speakerphone
or handset operation by disabling the q microphone.
. If you have a programmed mute button,
press while off hook to activate. (LED lights)
. Press again to deactivate. (LED extin-
guishes)
300.6 BACKGROUND MUSIC
tional)
. Press 8 on the dial pad (music is heard). . Press 8 again and music is discon-
tinued.
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300.3 .
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300.4 .
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Press slow flashing outside line button. (If your phone has been programmed with
Preferred Line Answer, you may answer
an outside line by just lifting the handset.)
SPEAKERPHONE (optional)
Press station key of desired party OR Press available outside line button & dial
number. Speakerphone is activated. Press ON/OFF button to end call.
VOLUME CONTROLS
There are 2 volume control wheels on the.
rfght side of the key phone. Rotating the
wheel toward you will decrease the volume.
Front wheel - voice, background music & speakerphone.
e (When you pick up the handset or press
the ON/OFF button, music is discon­tinued automatically)
300.7 PLACING OUTSIDE LINE ON HOLD
.
If your system is programmed to have exclusive hold preferred, press HOLD
button once for exclusive hold and
twice for system hold. If your system is programmed to have
.
system hold preferred, press HOLD button once for system hold and twice for exclusive hold.
300.8
ANSWERING A RECALL
.
When an outside line has remained on
hold for an extended period of time, you
will be reminded with a recalling rfng.
Press outside line button flashing at
very fast rate. Lift handset to converse.
.
Back wheel -tone ringing volume
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if you diai a station that is busy, unat-
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tended or in DND, you can leave a
callback message indication.
. Press the MSG/CP.ON button once.
called party’s MSG button will slow ffash.
. . Hang up.
300.17 ANSWERING A MESSAGE WAITING INDICATION
The first message left will be the first one called.
if your MSG/CP.ON button is flashing at a
.
slow rate, you have a message waiting for you.
Pick up handset.
.
Press flashing MSG/CP.ON button.
.
Station that left message will be signaled
.
with tone ringing. if called station doesn’t answer, press
.
MSG button once to leave message.
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
UNSCREENEDTRANSFER
Once the called exlension begins to
l
signal, hang up to transfer the caii.
(Recall timer starts.)
TRANSFER SEARCH
When attempting to locate a party, you
.
can press a station button to signal a station.
if the party is not located, press
another station button to continue the
search. OR
. Press the TRANS button & dial the sta-
tion number. if the party is not located, press the TRANS button again & dial another station to continue the search.
. When the called party answers, hang
up to complete the transfer.
ANSWERING A SCREENED TRANSFER
. Your intercom will be signaling accord-
ing to the intercom signal switch posi-
tion.
. Answer the intercom & receive transfer
notice.
300.18 CALL TRANSFER
. Outside lines can be transferred from one
phone to another within the system.
The transfer can be either screened (an-
.
nounced) or unscreened to either an idle or busy station.
SCREENED TRANSFER
. While connected to an outside line, press
station button where caii is to be trans-
ferred (ii programmed on your phone) OR
. Press TRANS button & diai station number
(1033).
The called extension signals according to
.
the intercom signal switch position.
. When that extension answers, announce
the transfer.
‘ Hang up to complete transfer.
. Press the outside line button or loop
button flashing on hold.
300.19 EXECUTIVE/SECRETARY TRANSFER
if you are designated the EXECUTIVE
.
station &your phone is busy or in DND,
ail calls will be routed to the
SECRETARY station. if you are the designated SECRETARY
.
station, you can signal the EXECUTIVE
that is busy or in DND by using the
Camp On feature.
300.20 CONFERENCE COMBINA­TIONS
. 2 internal and 1 external or 3 party in-
ternai - Add On Conference 1 internal and 2 externai - Multi Line Conference
ESTABLISHING A CONFERENCE A maximum of 3 parties can be included in a
conference.
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Press flashing outside line button to
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answer.
. (If your station has been programmed for
Preferred Line Answer, you will have the line automatically upon lifting the hand­set.)
308.23 STORING SPEED NUMBERS
Press SPD button. . Press asterisk (*) key once. Dial speed bin location. 0099, 99-99 =
station speed numbers; 1049 = system speed numbers.
Select desired outside line or one will be chosen automatically.
Dial telephone number. Press HOLD button.
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
300.25 PAGING
. Stations off-hook or in DND will not hear
the page.
Lift handset & dial 2 digit paging code
l OR
Press programmed button.
.
Speak in normal tone of voice to deliver
.
message.
- 70 Internal All Call
- 71 Internal Zone 1
- 72 Internal Zone 2
- 73 External Zone
- 74AllCall
. Hang up.
MEET ME PAGE
. You wish to have another party call you.
Hang up.
- Dialing an * initiates a pulse to tone swftchover.
_ Dlaling the TRANSKIUE during number
storage inserts a pause.
- Pressing the FLASH key inserts a flash into the speed number.,
_ Pressing the CONF button will program
a “No Display’.
DIALING A SPEED NUMBER
If no outside line has been specified In
.
programming, one will be chosen automatically or you can choose one now.
. Press SPD button & d&l bin location. OR
Press programmed speed bin button. CIO-
.
99,99-99 are station speed numbers; lo­49 are system speed numbers.
When called party answers, pick up hand-
.
set or use speakerphone.
. Pick up handset & dial “74” or press
programmed button.
. Request that party meet you on the
paw
. DO NOT hang up; wait for the re-
quested party to answer.
ANSWERING A MEET ME PAGE
. Go to the nearest keyphone & dial “75”
or press preprogrammed button.
. You will be connected to the party that
paged YOU-
306.26 CALL FORWARDING (Sta-
tlon)
If you have been given the ability to for-
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ward your calls:
.
Lift handset or press ON/OFF button.
Press FWD/DND button.
.
300.24 LAST NUMBER REDIAL
Press pound (#) key.
.
. Thelast numberdialed overan outsideline
will be automatically red&led.
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Press station button or dial intercom number, within 5 seconds, where your calls are to be forwarded.
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Hang up.
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TO REMOVE CALL FORWARDING
Lift handset or press ON/OFF button.
. . Press FWD/DND button.
Press your own station button OR
.
. Dial your own intercom number. . Hang up.
300.27 NIGHT SERVICE
Attendant presses DND button at that sta-
.
tion. To remove, press DND button again.
.
NOTE: Attendant does not have DND feature.
300.28 SETTING SYSTEM TIME AND DATE
Set at programmed attendant station.
300.29 ALARM
If you hear alarm signals on your telephone:
. Reset alarm condition.
, Go off-hook. . Dial “9”. . If you hear alarm signals on your
telephone, it may be a signal from a
phone box.
. Press station button programmed for
that phone box.
NOTE: If no station button has been programmed, you may dial the phone box inter­com number to answer the call.
,
300.30 USiNG ACCOUNT CODES
You are on an existing call.
.
. Press SPD button.
. Press asterisk (*) once. . Dial “50”. . Enter date & time as follows
YYMMDDHHMM
- W=year80-99
- MM = menthol-12
- DD = day0131
- HH = hour 00-23
- MM = minute 00-59
. Press FWD/DND button. . Dial account code up to 8 digits. vhe
other party will not hear the digits being
dialed.)
NOTE: If the account code is less than 8 digits, d&l an * to indicate account code entry if finished.
300.31 TO PROGRAM FLEXIBLE BUlTONS
Press asterisk (*) once.
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. Press button to be programmed (it
must have been programmed in the
data base as a flexible button). Dial desired code.
. . Press HOLD.
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BUTI-ON PROGRAMMING CODES DSS/BLF
Speed Bin
1033
SPD plus 2 digit number 00-09, go-99 = station speed
1049 = system speed Mute 40 Paging:
internal Zone 1 71 Internal Zone 2 Internal All Call External Zone System All Call Meet Me Pge Ans
72 70
73
74
75
NOTE: The speed bin must be programmed with a number before a flexible button can be assigned as a speed button.
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400 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
400.1 TECHNOLOGY
The STARPLUS 1224EX Key Telephone System is a microprocessor controlled soiid state electronic switch which distributes communications in a blocking format. Ail control, switching and inter­face circuitry is condensed onto 2 single printed circuit boards (PCB) located inside the key service unit (KSU). Refer to Figures 4.2 and 4.3.
Switching is accomplished through an unbalanced space division type CMOS matrix that provides voice path connection for 12 central office lines, 24
key telephones and 8 intercom channels.
The central microprocessor is a Z-88 and controls
the communications between slave microproces­sors located in each key telephone.
The 1224 KSU contains all system memory which
is composed of 64K of Read Only Memory (ROM)
and 16K of Random Access Memory (RAM). The RAM is subdiviied so that 8K is used as CPU
(Central Processor Unit) working area and 8K is
used for customer data base. The customer data base memory is protected from loss by a long life lithium battery. A Program Module contains the operating instructions for the system. This module can be easily removed and replaced which allows
for easy upgrading of software features. The system power is regulated by a switching
power supply. This technology provides high ef­ficiency with low heat. A shielded transformer con­verts the 117 VAC into logic voltages on a separate
power supply PCB mounted within the KSU cabinet. Each key telephone contains a
micropr tiviiand to control lamp (LED) indications. A built­in speaker permits voice or tone calling to the station.
Basic, Enhanced and Executive model key
tdephones are ail equipped with 6 feature buttons. The Basic phone has 6 flexibie buttons in addition and the Enhanced and Executive phones have 22 flexible buttons.
ocessor & circuitry to monitor button ac-
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
In addition the Enhanced and Executive Models have speakerphones. telephone is also equipped with an LCD as standard equipment. A 3 position slide switch provides easy selection of intercom signaling modes. There are also separate tone ringing and voice volume controls.
Single line telephones can be installed to provide emergency service in case of,a com­mercial power failure or if the system CPU fails.
The system will automatically switch to these
single line phones when the power fails. These phones can both make and receive calls.
The Executive model
400.2 CAPACITY
wall mountable cabinet that contains the Main Board Unit (MBU), power supply and pm-wired connectors for station and CO (outside) line in-
terface. The system comes fully configured for
12 CO lines, 24 key telephones and 8 intercom
channels. One external page port provides two­way external paging capability. Four control : contacts offer programmable external signal­ing. One Music-On-Hold input allows connec­tion of an external music source for MOH and background music. Separate MOH and back­ground music adjustments are provided on the KSU. One alarm input allows connection of an external alarm or other sensing device. An RJl 1 C connector allows the connection of 3 single line telephones which are cut over upon
loss of AC power to the first 3 CO lines in the system. Phone boxes or DSS/BLF consoies
may be substituted for key telephones on a one-
for-one basis. The system contains the necessary interface
circuitry to Install complete system battery backup. In the event of commerciaf AC power interruption, a 24 volt DC battery assembly provided by the customer will ensure uninter­rupted system operation. The battery source requires external charging.
400.3 SYSTEM COMPONENTS
. The 1224 Key Service Unit (KSU) is housed in a
flexible buttons can be programmed as: outside (CO) lines, DSS buttons, speed d&i buttons, loop key, pooi key or certain other features.
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the 1224 key telephone system: ..
. Key Service Unit (KSU)
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Program Module
. . Phone Box
Serial Interface Unit (SIU)
.
Real Clock Unit (ACU)
.
1224EX
BASIC KEY SERVICE UNIT (KSU)
The KSU is a self contained unit. Connections are
made externally through amphenol-type plugs, modular jacks, etc. A program Module allows easy
expansion of software features. A cutout hole for an RS232C port is provided for future capability.
An SIU (Serial Interface Unit) and an RCU (Real
Clock Unit) can also be installed. They support SMDR and Executive (display) phone capability.
BASIC MODEL KEY TELEPHONE
A fully modular, multi-line keyset with voice and tone tinging volume controls. Contains 6 feature buttons and 6 flexible buttons, a dial pad and an Intercom mode selection switch. All buttons are of
the non-locking type with easy to see LED’s for
quick identification. There is no speakerphone
operation. Flexible buttons can be programmed as outside line buttons, station buttons, page but­tons, speed buttons, loop key or pool key. Comes
in 4 colors. ENHANCED MODEL KEY TELEPHONE
A fully modular, multi-line keyset with voice and
tone rfnging volume controls. Contains 6 feature
buttons, 22 flexibfe buttons and a speakerphone to provide handsfree operation. flexible buttons can be programmed as outside line buttons, station buttons, loop key, pool key, speed buttons or page buttons. Comes in 4 colors.
EXECUTIVE MODEL KEY TELEPHONE
Identical to the Enhanced Key Telephone with the addition of an interactive LCD display. Dispfayed features include calls to and from other extensions,
number dialed, line used, camp-on, etc.
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
‘-‘v&L MOUNT KIT
‘rovides an attractive modular means of attach-
:~g the STARPLUS key telephone to any verti-
isl surface.
PHONE BOX
Allows
handsfree conversations to and from locations that do not need dialing privileges. Phone boxes may be substituted for key
telephones on a one-for-one basis. Ash color
only. SERIAL INTERFACE UNIT (SIU)
This optional unit must be installed using an
RS232C connector & allows the customer to
track incoming and outgoing, local and/or long distsncs calls (SMDR).
An F ‘U is also required for time and date.
REAr 2LOCK UNIT (RCU)
This ,;rional unit must be installed to provide telep: ones that have an LCD with a time and date :iisnlay and to protect the time and date from commercial AC power failure.
PRCGR4M MODULE
This plug-in unit provides the basic operational
instructions for the system. This module also provides for SMDR, RCU
operation and supports Executive (display)
telephones.
DSWBLF CONSOLE
The Direct Station Sdector/Busy lamp Field
(OS-VBLF) is a 48 button Console. The
DSS: BLF will provide direct access to stations as weil as sense as a Busy Lamp Field.
first
24
burtons will be operational since the ad-
ditional
24
buttons will be used on the larger
Only the
Starpfus 2448 system. The 1224 can support a DSS/BLF unit on any of the abailable
24
station
ports. Since each DSS/BLF requires a key sta-
tion port and must be used together with a key
telephone: a maximum of 12 units can be used
on a 1224 system. Activating a DSS/BLF button programmed on a
key telephone will light that LED on the DSS/BLF unit.
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ELECTRICAL SPEClFiCATlONS
AC Input to Power Supply Power Consumption output voltage
Station/Phone Box Cable Lengths (max)
(twisted 2pair)
Fuse - AC Input Music Source (input) Contact Rating
External Page Control Loud Bell Controi
External Page Port
Output Impedance Output Power
Alarm Sensing (programmable)
UL Listing
DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT
117VAC +/- lo%66 Hz
1.5Am ,186Watts(max)
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566ft.of26AWGCabie
1969ft.of24AWGCable 1569fLof22AWGCable
1.5A,259V
2mWmaxatOdBm
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Height
Width
Depth
Weight
KEY TELEPHONE
Helght
Width Depth
Weight
PHONE BOX
Height Width Depth Weight
1969
4-3
22 inches (56 cm)
13.5 inches (34 cm)
3
Inches (8 cm)
20 pounds (9 kg)
5.5 inches (14 cm)
4.25
Inches
1.75 inches
I 11 cm)
4 cm)
1 pound (.5 kg)
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DIALING SPECIFICATIONS
DTMF DIALING
Frr~y Deviation
Duration of DTMF Signal
Interdigit Time
PULSE DIALING
Pulse Dialing Rate @rogrammaMe) Percent Break/Make (programmable)
DIALING MEMORY
System Speed Dialing Station Speed Dialing
Last Number Red&l
Save Number Redial
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
+/- 1 Hz
:: msec.
i
00 msec minimum
100 msec minimum
i0 or20 pps
60/40 or 66/33
So numbers (16 digit) 20 numbers/station
(16 digit)
1 number/station 1 num(KZi!xl
(32 digit)
co Type
ENWRONMENTAL SPECIF:CAllONS
Operating Temperature Recommended Temperature
Humidity Heat Dissipation
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toop start
32-104’ F (04O;C
70-78 F (21-25 C
540% (non condensing)
620 BTUs
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RS232C PORT (optional)
Data Format
8 bits, 2 stop bits. no parity
SMDR
Standard format 294aracter format
60 characters, single-line printout 29 characters, 34ne printout
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POWER FAILURE
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BATTERY BACK-UP
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500.1 SITE PLANNING
The STARPLUS
System, like most electronic office equipment, should not be subjected to harsh environmental conditions. To assure easy servicing and relhble operation, several factors must be considered
when planning the system installation. Always
consider the following BEFORE installing the KSU
and wiring:
A. The KSU is designed for wall mounting only.
B. The internal power supply operates with 117 VAC, 66 Hz, single phase electricity. A 3-wire (parallel blade with ground) receptacle must be provided on a dedicated, separately fused 15 AMP circuit.
C. Location(s) of tdephone conduits or cable runs.
D. The KSU should be within 25’ of the
telephone company FlJ21 X. The KSU should be
centrally located and assurances should be made to stay within prescribed cable lengths.
500’ 26
.
i 1000’ 24 AWG twisted pair
1500’ 22 AWG twisted pair
.
E. A well ventilated area having a recommended
temperature range of 70-76 degrees F and a
humidity range of 5-86% (non condensing). F. Lighting and accessibility of KSU for servic-
ing. G. Protection from flooding, flammable
materials, excessive dust and vibration.
H. Proximity of radio transmitting equipment, arc-welding devices, copying machines and other electrical equipment that are capable of
generating electrical interferences. I. Access to a good earth ground such as a
metallic COLD water pipe. Inspect the pipe for non-metallic joints.
1224EX
Electronic Key Telephone
AWG twisted pair
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
500.2 UNPACKING THE KSU
Remove the KSU from the shipping carton and place it on a level working surface, face up. In­spect the KSU for physical damage.
500.3 KSU GROUNDING
TG
ensure that the system will operate properly, a good earth ground is recommended. A metal­lic COLD water pipe will usually provide a rell-
able ground path. Carefully check that the pipe does not contain insulated joints that could isc­late the ground. In the absence of the cold water pipe, a ground rod or other source may be used. A No. 8 AWG copper wire should be used between the ground source and the KSU.
THE GROUND WIRE SHOULD BE KEPT AS SHORT AS POSSIBLE AND SHOULD BE CON­NECTED TO THE GROUND LUG LOCATED ON
THE EOITOM OF THE KSU.
50th KSU INSTALLATION
A. The KSU is designed for wall mounting only It should not be mounted directly on a masonry surface.
If the KSU is to be mounted on a masonry sur­face. a wooden backboard of sufficient size siiol;fd be attached to the rot nted on the backboard.
B. E lount the KSU on the backboard using 4
kxr
>ers. (The fasteners should be selected ,:::rerully so as to be capable of supporting :he h3l.f). Refer to Figure 5.1 for KSU dimen-
ffons
C. install the ground using an insulated 8 AWG =opper wire. c:rounrl lug on the KSU cabinet and the other
erd to a good earth ground. See Figure 4.2. D. The KSU power supply is located within
the KSU and all electrical connections are provided externally. The AC power cord exits
tt. z KSU on the bottom. AI .:I on the bottom is a fuse holder that con-
ta 3 a 1.5 Amp slow-bfow fuse.
wall
and the KSU
Attach one end to the
P:, dar for the system is distributed internally.
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E. The AC power cord should not be used with a 3-wire-to-2wire plug adapter. Do not use ex­tension cords. A power line surge protector should be used to protect the power supply from
electrical surges. The surge protector should be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and applicable electrical codes.
WAFiNING: DO NOT PLUG IN THE POWER CORD
AT THIS TIME.
500.5 KSU CABLING
Four amphenol type connectors are provided on
the left side of the KSU. The male connector called
P-i
is for the the KSU are 3 female connectors labeled J-l, J-2 and J-3. These connectors require male ended
plug cables for proper attachment.
When connecting cable tails to the KSU, make sure the designation on the AMP hood matches the designation at the connectors input on the KSU.
After plugging in the required cabies, a “horse shoe” fastener should be placed around the mated
AMP connectors to secure the cable to the KSU
connector provided.
Verify that the wires are properly cross-connected. Observe telephone standard wiring color codes wherever necessary. See Figure 5.2.
Cabling should be routed to avoid fluorescent light
fixtures, electric motors and generators, welding
equipment and radio transmitters. Afso, care should be taken to avoid hot locations such as steam pipes and furnaces, and areas where wiring is subject to abrasion.
It is NOT recommended that AC power be applied
to the system during the cable termination process.
12
CO lines. Also on the left side of
CAUllON
be taken to ensure that not more than one set of protectors be installed on central offfce lines at installation premises. Improper installation of line protectlon can present a serious safety hazard.
566.7 KEY TELEPHONE INSTALlA­TION
A maximum of 24 key telephones may be in­stalled with the 1224 key system. Each key telephone requires 2 pair (4 wires) for proper wiring. It is required that 3 pair twisted cabie be used to connect the telephones to thesystem on a 8’home run” basis. The teiephone end of the cable should be terminated on a modular jack. At the MDF end of the home run, the cable should be terminated on a separate station con­necting Mock (S6Ml-50) for cross connection to.the “J” cables. This method of cabling will allow for easy isolation of station equipment during trouble shooting procedures.
500.8 WALL MOUNT KIT INSTALlA-
TION
All connections to the key telephones are fully
modular. To wall mount the key telephone, it is
necessary to have one Wall Mount Kit and one 630-A type modular wall mount jack assembiy equipped with 2 mounting lugs.
A. Remove the mounting cord from the telephone. This cord will no longer be needed but should be retained for main-
tenance purposes.
B. Substitute the short modular cord on the
wail mount baseplate for the mounting cord
removed in A.
C. Rotate the plastic number retainer up­wards to expose the screw underneath.
Remove the screw and slide the cover plate under the number retainer towards the hook switch.
500.6 LIGHTNING PROTECTION
The 1224 should have central office lines protected with proper lightning surge arrestors. The central office lines are exposed to damaging surges in­duced by direct or non-direct lightning strikes. The protection should contain a complement of 3-eie­ment gas discharge tubes which ground high potential surges and associated circuits to absorb
and filter lower-level surge potentials. Care should
D. Replace the cover piate with the handset retainer tab that is mounted in the wall mount baseplate and secure with the screw from C
above. E. Rotate the plastic number retainer
downward and snap into place.
F. Align the mounting tab on the outer edges d the wall mount + with the hdes on the key telephone base. Snap shut and fasten
with the screw.
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G. The telephone can now be mounted to the
wail by matching the 2 keyhole slots on the
baseplate with the lugs on the modular cover as­sembiy. Check to make sure that the modular connector on the baseplate is firmly connected
to the wall jack.
500.9 PHONE BOX INSTALLATION
The
1224
Phone Box can make calls to preas­signed stations as well as receive intercom calls. The unit should be located in weather protected areas where paging or monitoring is required.
The Phone Box consists of a top housing and bot­tom mounting plate.
speaker microphone, wire terminals and electronic
circuitry. The housings are separated by inserting a thin, flat-edged tool at the bottom rim of the as­sembly. By pressing inward on the recessed retaining tab, the assembly will open.
The connection of the Phone Box@) to the KSU
is identical to that of the key telephone.
Section 500.7. The bottom plate of the Phone Boxassembly isfas-
tened to the wail by mounting with customer sup plied No. 8 or larger pan head screws. The cable
is routed through the cable-entry hdes provided on the bottom plate and is connected to the screw terminal strip on the upper housing. Four screw terminals are Identified by wire color on the silkscreened printed circuit board to correspond
with the wiring sequence at the punchdown con-
nector at the MDF.
The top housing has a
Refer to
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Em1 1 EXTERNAL MUSIC SOURCE
Music-on-hold as well as Background -music
can be connected using a customer provided
,nusic source. Separate Music-On-Hdd and
background music volume adjustments are
provkfd on the KSU. (Figure 4.2).
Background music (BGM) levels are also adjus-
table at each key telephone set. Connections
are made on the J-8 connector, the MOH pair. See Table 5-8.
500.12 ALARM INSTALLATION
An alarm signal can be transmitted to each sta­tion (except phone boxes) in the system. When activated by an external alarm system, a con­tinuous or repeated tone is transmitted to the &tron speakers. Leads from the external alarm are cxmctad to the J-3 terminals ALMT and ALMB ,.,Figure 5.5). See Section 600 for programming alarm states. After the alarm has sounded, rhe system must be reset by first clear­ing the a&m condition on the extemai system and [hen lifting the handset an any station programnied to receive alarm and dialing ‘9”.
500.13 EXTERNAL PAGING
An amplifier for external paging can be con­nected to the 1224 key telephone system. Any teiephone in the system can access this paging equipment by using a dial code. There is one External Paging Zone (without amplifier) provided in the 1224 system.
The slack wiring should be pulled back through the bottom mounting plate and the top housing snapped shut. Refer to Section 600.6 (statlon class of service) to program phone boxes.
WARNING: Make connection at the phone box before punching down on the MDF.
500.10 DSS/BLF CONSOLE INSTAL­LATION
Each DSS/BLF requires 2 pair (4 wires) for proper installation. Three-pair twisted cable is recom­mended to connect the DSS/BLF units on a “home run” basis. Each DSS/BLF must be used together with a key telephone, therefore a maximum of 12 units can be used in the system. Refer to the programming instructions.
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The output impedance of the paging zone is 600 Ohms. The low level voice signal output is specified at 5 milliwatts. Dry contact control is provided to switch on the external amplifier equipment or to momentarily remove back­ground music, if externally supplied to the
paging device. All connections are made on the J-8 punchdown connector. The voice output
from the key telephone system is provided on the EPVT and EPVR pair. The “make” contacts are Mentified as pair EPCTL The paging port
can be connected to a two way paging system.
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500.14 LOUD BELL CONTROL/A­LEAD INDICATION
The STARPLUS
tact closure to activate external signaling equip­ment during incoming CO line ringing. The station or CO line that is to signal is selected by program­ming (see Section 600).
1224
system provides relay con-
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
delays or improper loading. A step-by-step checklist is provided for this purpose:
A. Make sure that the KSU is properly grounded according to the instructions in Section 566.3.
8. inspect the MDF for shorted wiring or im­proper polarity that would affect the key telephones.
There are 4 control contacts which can be as­signed to any combination of stations and/or CO lines. Locate the control contacts on the terminals of the connecting block. Two wires are connected to these terminals and routed to customer provided signaling equipment. Refer to Figure 5.5.
500.15 EMERGENCY TRANSFER
in the event of a commercial AC power interrup­tion, the first 3 CO/PBX lines will automatically transfer to single line telephones (if installed) for
emergency communications. These SLTs should be equipment with ringers. They can be DTMF
type instruments or rotary dial. Connection is
made on the modular G-conductor located direct-
ly above the
J-3/P-l
connectors. See Figure
5.4.
500.16 HEADSET INSTALLATlOti
The STARPLUS key telephone has been designed to operate with industry standard modular headset adapters and operator headsets. To modify a key telephone to use an external headset:
A. Pius the headset adapter cord into the vacant headset jack on the key telephone base.
B. Plug the telephone handset cord into the headset adapter box where indicated by the headset manufacturer’s instructions.
C. Turn to the programming section of this manual. Enable the headset option for that par­ticular station.
Speakerphone operation is automatically disabled and such features as On-Hook Dialing and Hand­sfree speakerphone become inoperable. However, incoming page/voice announcements,
tone ringing and background music will still be
heard over the key telephone speaker.
C. Make sure that plug-ended MDF cables to the KSU are secure and are plugged into the correct position.
D. Plug the AC power cord into the dedicated
117
VAC outlet.
500.18 SIU MODULE INSTALLA-
TION
A. Turn OFF the KSU power by removing the
pfug from the AC outlet. B. Remove the Program Module from the
KSU.
C. Unscrew the 6 screws holding the KSU cover and remove the cover.
D. Open the SIU module box and verify the
following components are included:
- 1 each SIU printed circuit board WB)
- 1 each 16-conductor rfbbon cable
- 1 each RS232C adapter cable
E. Push the ribbon cable into the socket on the underside (solder side) of the SIU board. Make sure the contact “fingers” of the cable align with the contacts of the connector.
F. Hold the SIU so that the ribbon cable is on
the right bottom side extending downwards.
Gently push the free end of the ribbon cable
into the SIU socket (CN 1) on the KSU. G. Remove the RS232 mounting hole screws
and cover on the right hand side of the KSU. Install the SIU into the mounting hole and secure with the 2 screws.
H. Replace the KSU cover.
500.17 POWER-UP AND INSTALLA­TION CHECKLIST
Prior to actual power-up and initialization, the key
system should be checked over to avoid start up
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installation is now complete. NOTE: Any RS232C compatibfe printer may
now be connected tq the RS232C port .on the
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KSU. The baud rate is programmable in data base programming (300 or 1266 baud).
5.1 g RCU
INSTALLATION
A. Turn OFF power to KSU by unplugging from AC outlet.
B. Remove program
mdUk.
C. Remove screws holding the KSU cover. Remove the cover.
0. Open the RCU box and verify the contents: _ 1 each RCU module
- 1 each battery _ 1 each plastic beaded tiewrap
E. Locate the battery. The end with the color ring is negative.
Install the battery into the battery socket of the RCU being careful to match the polarity of the battery with the polarity of the socket.
F. Push the beaded tiewrap through the hole in
the RCU next to the battery. Pull the tiewrap around the battery and through the cinch end to secure the battery.
G. Refer to Figure 5.9. Locate the RCU socket
(CN-2); note the top (notched end) of the sock-
et. H. Hold the RCU so that the battery socket end
is facing toward you (battery on the bottom of the RCU) and away from the top of the RCU socket.
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
The BBU houses two 12 V batteries connected
in series which provide 24 V of DC power. The 3BU also contains an AC input cord which 1 provides charging power when the batteries are not in use. Batteries are NOT included.
A 10” 14 gauge jumper wire is provided for in­terconnection of the two 12 V batteries. Four
auspter wires (approximately 2’3 are provided for matching the exact battery terminal size. A plastic tiewrap is provided for securing the bat-
tenes once installed. Any UL recognized battery may be used wih the
BBU. The larger amp hour the battery, the longer it will take to recharge.
:‘. GESCRIPTION
A Qw=ity
The hollowing table shows the approximate times for a fully charged supply to reach 96% vdtap under different load conditions.
3Zr t e r y Configuration
-‘~1:) Hour 4x8 7 ,jH
14AH
4QAH
5 Hr 21/2H 1 Hr 10 Hr 5Hr 21/2H
24 Hr 14 Hr 8 Hr
8x16 12x24
I. insert the pins on the bottom of the RCU into the RCU socket (CN-1) being careful to align ail of the pins with the socket. Apply pressure in the middle of the
RCU
(not the ends) to avoid breakage while seating the RCU Into the sock­et. Replace KSU cover.
RCU installation is now complete.
5.20 BAlTERY BACK-UP UNIT (BBU)
I. INTRODUCTION
The STARPLUS 1224EX can be fully supported for
complete operation during a power failure. An ex­ternally provided 24 VDC battery package (gel type) and float charger is required. A convenient
plug for battery connection is located on the bot­tom of the KSU.
JULY 1989 5-5
i :!f
E: 411 electronic key systems will begin to
c : :: c;te intermittently below a certain input volt­a! :c?. Typically reliable operation will be main­ti,r:~3to96%offullvdtage.
B. Dimensions
- 8” high, 13.5” wide, 7.75” deep
- Weight without batteries: 11 lb
f*. Ssscifications
- Output fused at 4 A, 250 V
- Current limited, constant voltage charger
- Gel type batteries
- Charger float vdtage is 27.6 V
- Cut off voltage point is 21 V
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DC output cabfe to the battery input of the key system KSU.
G. Make sure the BBU power switch is in the OFF positlon. Then plug in the AC power cord.
H. Turn the power switch on the BBU to ON.
installation of the BBU is now complete.
5.21 SMDR PRINTOUT
Station Message Detail Recording provides a detailed record of afl outgoing and/or incoming, ali calls or long distance only calls exceeding 30 seconds. This feature is enabled in database programming. If enabled, information begins recording when the call starts and terminates when
the call ends. If the call was longer than 30
seconds, the infonation is queued for printing.
The SMDR record contains the following informa­tion:
2
digits - station originating the call
2
digits - CO line used
KEYTELEPHONE SYSTEM
28 Cfumcter Format This format is 28 character/3 line printout with
automatic carrlage return (CR) and line feed
(LF) at the end of each line.
AABRHH:MMHH:MM:SSMM/DD/YY
ccccccccccccccccccccc EEEEEEEE
SMDR will retain a queue of the last 16 “re-
quests”. This ensures that the most recent
records are retained in the event of terminal failure. If you are using a printer to display the customer database, call records will continue to print In between the display of the database.
A
header containing information on the SMDR printout will print every 66 records. This header will be: CO TOTAL START DATE DIALED AC­CCXJNT CODE
The ft,.c Ming are sampIe printouts:
10 0lOO:Ol 08:48:55 04/25/88 :12345878
5 digits - tail duration (hours, minutes)
10 01 0O:Ol 08:51:11 04/26/88 123458:
8 digits - time of day call originated (hour,
minute, seconds)
12 02 0o:Ol 08:51:21 04/28/88 1234587890 :1234
8 digits - date call originated (month, day, year)
24
digits - telephone number dialed
8 digits - account code
10 01 CO:01 085346 04/26/88 12346678
10 01 0O:Ol 08:64:42 f&I/26/88 1234667890
80
Character Format
The standard format is an 80 character/single line
printout with automatic carriage return (CR) and
line feed (LF) to advance paper.
AABBHH:MMHH:MM:SSMMIDDMYCCCCCCCCCC:EEEEEE
12 14 02 0O:Ol 08:X42 04/26/88
1234667890123466789 12346678
AA = station placing the call
BB = CO line used HH:MM = duration of the call HH:MM:SS = time call started
or
MM/DD/YY = date call was placed
CC..CC = telephone number dialed
EE = account code
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1
2
3
4
5
6 7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
‘IN
26
27
2
28
3
29
4
30
5
31
6
32
7
33
8
34
9
35
10
38
11
37
12
38
13
39
14
40
15
41
16 42 17 43 18 44
19 45 20 46
21 47 22
48 23
49 24 50 25
‘AIR
20 21 22 23
24
25
1224EX
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Tadle 53 Table 5-4
J-3 MISCEUANEOUS P-l CO LINE WIRING
ExxP
MUSIC
INPUT
MT. PAGE PAGE
CONTACT
ALARM
INPUT CONTROL XmTROLl CONTROL xlNTRoLz CONTROL ZONTROLZ CONTROL ZONTROL4
SPARE
‘AIR
7
8
9
10 il
12
13
14
15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23
24
25
‘IN
28
27
2
20
3
29
4
30
5
31
6
32
7
33
8
34
9
35
10
36
11 37 12
38
13
39
14
40
15
41
18 $2 17
43
18
44
19
2 46 21 47 22
48 23 49 24 50
25
1
:OLOR
WH!BL Zi!i EE4
GNAW
WWBN ml/w-i
WWSL
SW
RD/BL
BURD RDlOR OWRD WGN GN/RD RD/BN BN/RD
RDISL
SURD
BWBL
BUBK BWOR OFUBK WGN
GN/BK
BWBN BNJBK
BWSL
SLIBK
YUBL
BUYL
YUOR OWYL YUGN GN/YL YUBN
BNIYL YUSL
SUM.
WBL
4%
ORM WON
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BNM
WSL
SUVl
lESIG
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T2 E E
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SPARE
1
:OLOR
WWBL
x
tzEG
GNMRl WWBN BNMM
wH/SL SlfWH
RD/BL
BURD RD/OR OR/RD RDlGN GN/RD RD/BN BN./RD
E% BWBL
BUBK BWOR OWBK BWGN GN/BK BKIBN BN/BK
BWSL
SUBK
YUBL
BUYL
YUOR
OWYL
YUGN
GNIYL
YUBN
BNlYL YUSL
SUYL
WBL
Xi
ORM WGN GNM WBN
BNM
WSL
SLM
)ESIG
MOHT
MOHR
EPVT
EPCTL EPCTL
CEKT CNTLlP CNTIJT
CM&R
CNTL3T
CNTWR
CNTL4T
CNTUR
SPARE
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CO8
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GREEN RED BLACK YELLOW
v-r VR DT OR
!r
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
GREEN RED BLACK YELLOW
VT
. .
DT DR
I
Key Tel@phone Wiring
BLK YEL RED
DSS Wiring
GRN
Key Telephone Wiring
Flgure 5.2
5-l 1
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KkY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
yb
CONNECTING BLOCK
TELEPHONE BASE PLATE .I
MOUNTING PLATE
.
. .
/
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Q
.
.
RATED STUDS
\
Wall Mounting the Telephone
Figure
5-12
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PROCESSOR OR
POWER FAILURE
STATION
1 STATlONWlRlNG 1 I
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TIP ! GREEN
RING RED
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6 CONDUCTOR 1 CORD&JACK 1
A I
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
KSU CIRCUITRY
-NOTE1
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1 FROMRJ21X I ’
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np
CO UNE 3
Note1 : Contacts are shown in power failure mode.
Proceww or Power Failure Transfer
Flgum 5.4
CO LINE 1
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J3 CONNECTOR
BIJW
1
--
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MOH
MOH
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
INPUT
+
I
I- -,-------J
77
WKI
27
-4
3+
WIBR
29
BR/W
4
rt
--
--
--
--
--
--
EPVT
EPVR
EPCTL
ALMT
ALMR
4J
VOICE
Input Impedance AMP
=600 Ohm @ 0 dbm
EXTERNAL
ALARM DEVICE
INPUT
rt
v----e--
L -----
---7
---- A
30
W/S
CNTLlT
--
-4
CNTLl R
--
5+
CNTL2T
31
6
NOTE: There are four ccntrd cantacts.
Extmsl Connections
--
CNTL2R
FIgtIre 5.5
5-l 4
~+=-;I<’
CUSTOMER PROVIDED DC
I
MAKE CONTROL
I
LOUD BELL
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KSU
WE)
Pin #
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
.
Printer/leninal
(DW
Pin #
2
3
Transmit Data
Receive Data
--.-< 2
..->3
RTS (Request to sex.
CTS (Clear to sew
DSR (Data set ready,
7
DTR (Data Terminal Res..
RS-232C PINOUT
Data Communication Requirements are
GND
.-.-<4
.-.->5
---+7
---<20
fe 4 Pm Compatible
x s II code Ccfnoatlble
- ?ata Biis and 1 Stop Bit
_: L.Parlty
RS232C Conn~ions
Figure 5.6
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Battery Compartment
I
Low Voltage Plug Outputs
CONNECT li%ELcx
CONNECTOR
o”
0
‘f
e
I-
I
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BBU lnstallntion
~LEDlit(ACf.XhWiSON)
1 lit
fbs am aliwgiRar
(System working on E
.-I WUIOS)
FlQufe 5.7
5-16
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1224 KSU WITH COVER OFF
KEY
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
SIU SOCKET
MOUNTING
SCREWS
RS232C CONNECTOR
0 ,
7 /
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G
n
0
RCU & SIU Installation
Figure
5.8
0
SIU
BOARD
R
0
II
S 2 3
:
m
MOUNTING SCREWS
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600.4 PROGRAM MODE ENTRY
Programming is always done at station port 01 using either the Enhanced or Executive key telephone. The Basic Telephone cannot be used for programming. this station regardless of the class of service or in­tercom number assigned to this station or which station has been assigned as the attendant.
To enter the program mode, the programmer must first verify that the key telephone is properly con-
nected to station port 01. STEP 1
Press ON/OFF button to ON (button lights & in-
tercom dial tone is heard).
STEP 2
On the dial pad, press the asterisk (*) twice.
STEP 3
On the dial pad, enter 56-23 (LOAD). Confir­mation tone is heard. Dial tone is removed.
STEP 4
The HOLD button & the ON/OFF button will be
lit.
The system is ready to program (other key telephones connected to the system continue to
operate normally).
l
* initialize here if necessary.
STEP 5
Press the asterisk (*) once.
STEP 6
Dial the 2 digit program code for the desired data
field.
STEP 7
Enter customer data.
Programming is always done at
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
TO exit the program mode, press the ON/OFF button (light will extinguish). All new data now beccme effective and operational.
600.5
INITIALIZATION
.
The svstem has been pre-programmed with cer­tain eatures which are called default data. These features are loaded into memory when ths system is initialized. The system should be
i~;Gakzed when installed or at any time the data b x9 r:as been corrupted.
PG ~nitiaiize the system to default values:’
%rer the programming mode.
@fer to steps 14, Sec. 696.4).
i;TEf
2
?r,;ss the asterisk (*) once.
mzP 3
3r the d&l pad, enter the numbers 4-6-4-6
(iPIT).
c'TZ!: 4
Pr:xs
the HOLD button.
Confirmation tone is heard.
:Wa-lit data is now loaded.
70 dafatul only certain parts of the database,
: ‘.:e tr:e following program codes instead of the ‘%x i&ion code.
I..
+4
i will inltiiize toll tables only. 2:: will inltlallze system data only. “1 i; will initialize CO line,data only.
‘OZ will initllize station data only.
‘31i will initialize flexible button programming
my.
STEP 6
To load the entered data, press the HOLD but­ton. A burst of one second confirmation tone
should be heard.. If an interrupted (error) tone is heard, reenter the data starting with step 5.
STEP 9
Repeat from step 5 until all data has been stored.
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600.6 STATION CLASS OF SERVICE
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
PROGRAMMING STEPS
Make sure you have entered the programming mode (Sec. 600.4).
If you wish to change the class of service
.
of a station, dial an (*) asterisk & 01 on the dial pad.
. Press the button of the station to be as-
signed a class of service. If the station is 22-33, press STATION RANGE button first.
Then press appropriate button for the
.
class of service being assigned to that sta­tion - see beiow. Bydefault all stations are assigned Class of Service 1 (unrestricted).
. Press HOLD to enter data.
The next station button will light for programming.
DESCRlPTlON
Each station must be assigned a class of ser-
vice which determines the type of calls a station
may make. There are 2 Toll Restriction tables labeled A and B in which you may enter long dis­tance numbers to be allowed or denied (Refer to Section 606.31).
Class 1 =unrestricted Class 2 = governed by Table A Class 3 = governed by Table B
Class 4 = 7 digits maximum, no “0” or “1” can
be dlaled as the first digit
. Class 5 =intercom & paging only
Class 6 = receive only/no disling
When a CO line is marked PB)(I COS restrictions apply to the station on& if one of 4 codes are
dialed first (see sec. 600.22). Stationsmustbeprogrammed toreceivephone
boxlalarm signaling (see sec. 600.7) and must also be programmed with the corresponding station button of the phone box (set 600.9).
NOTE: When the STATION RANGE button is lit, the station indicated is in the upper range (22-33). For
example, station button 16/26 is iii - if the STATION
RANGE button is lit, station 26 is being programmed; if STATION RANGE button is not lit, station 16 is being programmed.
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600.7 SW4TlON PROGRAMMING
PROGf3AMMlNG STEPS If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting to program here, enter the program mode first (Sec.
600.4).
if station features are to be changed, dial
.
an asterisk (*) and 02 on the dial pad.
. Press the button of the station to be
programmed. If stations 22-33 are being programmed, press STATION RANGE button first (LED will light).
.
Then toggle on or off the following program buttons depending on what fea­tures that station is to be given.
. If the LED is lit, that feature is enabled; if
not lit, that feature is denied to that station.
. Press HOLD to enter.
DESCRIPTION
Station features are described as follows: Do Not Disturb (DND)
A yes entry (LED on) indicates this station is al­lowed the Do Not Disturb feature. The programmed Attendant cannot have DND. Al­lowed by default.
Speed Dial (System)
A yes entry (LED on) indicates this station is al-
lowed access to system speed dial numbers. Default allows system speed. The last 20 num­bers (bins 30-49) are not monitored by toll restriction. Refer to toll restriction tables, sec-
tion 600.31, and programming system speed
numbers, section 600.37.
Alarm/Door Signal Stations can be designated to receive alarm sig-
nals through the telephone speaker. These sta-
tions will also receive alert tone from a phone
box. Default gives no stations this feature (LED off). NOTE: A STATION BUTTON MUST BE
ASSIGNED TO PHONES RECEIVING PHONE
BOX RINGING (Section 690.9).
Refer also to section 600.19 to enable alarm sig­naling and to program alarm detection & signal­ing.
Preferred tine Answer Stations can be given the ability to answer in-
coming outside line calls, transferred & recall­ing lines and line queues by simply going off-hook.
Disabled by default (LED off).
Call Forward (Station) Stations can be allowed or denied the ability to
have incoming, intercom and transferred out­side lines fowarded to another station. This
feature is allowed by default (LED on). Auto Select
This feature allows a user,to press an idle CO line button and have that line automatically seized and dial tone received through the speaker. The user can then dial manually or w
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To program further station features, d&l
0
an asterisk (*) and 03 on the dial pad.
. Press the button of the station to be
programmed. If station 22-33 are being programmed, press STATION RANGE button first.
Then toggle on or off the following
.
program buttons depending on what fea-
tures that station is to be given.
. Press HOLD to enter.
The next station button will light for programming.
select a station or speed number. Refer to Sec-
tion 666.9, flexible button programming. Allowed by default (LED on).
Headset
This feature disables the speakerphone and
must be enabled if the telephone is to be
equipped with a headset. Disabled by default (LED off). Page Access
Stations can be denied the ability to make page announcements. If a station is to be denied paging access, do not use Class of Service 6 to accomplish this.
Allowed by default (LED on).
NOTE: lf the STATION RANGE button is lit, it means
that the station indicated is in the upper range (2%
33). For example, station button W26 is lit - if the STATION RANGE button is lit, station 28 is being programmed; if STATION RANGE button is not lit, sta-
tion 16 is being programmed.
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PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting to program here, enter the program mode first.
If station intercom numbers are to be
.
changed, dial an asterisk (*) and 04 on the
dial pad.
If you have a display phone, you will see the foliow­ing display:
FLEXIBLE STATION ASSIGN
PORT 01 = STA 10
I
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DESCRIPTION
By dsiault station 1 is assigned intercom num­ber - 3, station 2 is asslgned intercom number 11, etc.
This feature allows one person to move from
one stxtion to another without changing phones and yet take all their lndivldual station data in­Ciuding Intercom number with them.
However, station port 01 always remains the programming port regardless of the intercom number assigned to it.
The system does not allow duplicate or unas­signed numbers. If this happens, error tone will
be heard when entering the data.
. Press the button of the station whose in-
tercom number is to be changed (LED will flash). If the station number Is between 22 and 33, press STATION RANGE button flrst.
. Press the button of the statjon number it is
to be changed to. You will hear confirma­tion tone and the LED will be lit solid.
. When all changes have been made, press
HOLD button.
Display will now update.
FLEXlBLE STATION ASSIGN
PORT 01 = STA 16
I
For WarnpIe, if a station with an intercom num­ber of 16 is moved to where station intercom
numbt:r 10 was; then station intercom number
10 must be moved somewhere. 10 could be moveo to where 23 was and 23 moved to where 16 was. This way all circuits have a unique in­tercom number.
NOTE: The entire system must be idle before
changes made in station numbers will take ef-
fect.
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600.9 FLEXIBLE BlJlTONS
PROGRAMMING STEPS
if you are in the programming mode, continue using program codes. If you are starting to program here, enter the program mode first.
To program your flexible buttons, diai an
.
asterisk (*) and 05 on the diai pad.
if you have a display phone, you will see the foiiow­ing display:
FLEX BLITTON ASSIGN ENTER STA #, PRESS HOLD
. Dial the 2 digit station number (1033).
. Press any button which you want to
change. See the foilowing program but-
tons:
DESCRIPTION .
Each flexible button may be given a general as­signment such as multi function button, station button, CO line button, loop key or pool key.
Multi function buttons are programmed by each individual user to be a DSS (station) button, speed dial button, page button or mute button.
When programming a button as a CO line but­ton, the line number must also be specified. When programming a pooi button, the line group number must also be entered.
By defauit, flexible buttons are assigned as fol­lows:
BASIC Telephone
- Buttons i-5 = CO lines l-5
- Button 6 = loop button
ENHANCED/EXECUTIVE Telephone
- Buttons l-14 = stations lo-24
- Buttons 15-16 = CO lines 7-6
- Buttons 17-22 = CO lines l-6 NOTE: You cannot program the buttons of a keyset that is in use. When attempting to program a keyset in use, ail LED’s will light to in-
dicate no programming will be accepted.
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NOTE: A multi function button can be
programmed in the system data base as a sta­tion button. After entering a “l”, enter the sta-
tion number desired, and press HOLD. The
station user can erase this programming. When programming a button as a CO line but-
ton, refer to CO line ringing (Sec. 500.15). By
default station 10 will ring on a line. if station 10 is not given button access to a line, another station must be programmed to ring on
that line.
However,
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You will see a display like the following:
. D&l the desired code to assign button
function.
- 1 = multi (user programmable)*
- 2XX = CO line (XX is a 2 digit line num­ber)
- 3
= loop
- 4x
= pooled group (X is a 1 digit line
group number)
. Press HOLD button. Confirmation tone is
heard.
The next sequential button will light for program-
ming or press the next button to be programmed. Display will now update such as in the following ex-
amples:
DESCRIPTION
When programming a button as a poolecJ group button, refer to CO line group programmjng. Pooled group numbers match CO line group numbers
All stations should be given a loop button so they can receive a transferred call on a line for which they have no button access.
A DSS button MUST be assigned to stations receiving phone box ringing.
Continue programming buttons until the station is completed, then go back, redial the program code,
and dial the next station number to program that
station’s buttons.
NOTE: To program the flexible buttons on a Basic
Telephone, refer to section 600.12.
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600.10 PAGE GROUPS
PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting programming here, enter the program mode first.
.
If page groups are to be changed, dial an
asterisk (*) and 06 on the dial pad.
. Press the station button of the station to
be changed. Press STATION RANGE but-
ton first for station 22-33 (LED will light).
. Toggle on or off the program button for the
desired page group. See below.
- LED lit = enabled
- LED unlit = disabled Press HOLD to enter.
.
DESCRIPTION .
Each station can be assigned to page groups
for the purpose of receiving page an-
nouncements.
There are 2 page groups. Stations can be as­signed to either one or both of the groups or not be assigned to a groupat all and thereby receive no pages.
Stations not assigned to a page group can still make page announcements if allowed in station programming (Sec. 666.7). Stations can be as­signed to a page group but not allowed to make pages (see Station programming, Sec. 660.7).
NOTE: If the STATION RANGE button is lit, it means
that the station indicated is in the upper range (a-
33). For example, station button W/28 is lit-if the STATION RANGE button programmed; if STATION RANGE button is not lit, sta-
tion 16 is being programmf3d.
IS
lit, station 28 is being
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600.11 PICKUP GROUPS
PROGFIAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting programming here, enter the program mode first.
. If pickup groups are to be changed, dial
an asterisk (*) and 07 on the dial pad.
. Press the station button of the station to
be changed. Press STATION RANGE but-
ton first for stations 22-33.
e Toggle on or off the program button for the
desired pickup group. See below.
- LED lit = enabled LED unlit = disabled
-
. Press HOLD to enter.
DESCRIPTION
Each station can be assigned to pickup groups in order to pick up tone ringing calls at another station in the same group. Incoming CO line
calls are excluded. There are 2 pickup groups.
signed to either one or both of the groups or not be assigned to a group at all and be unable to pickup calls ringing at other stations or have calls picked up from their station.
By default all stations are assigned to group I.
Stations can be as-
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PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting to program here, enter the program mode first.
Dial an asterisk (*) and 08 on the diai pad. Press the station button of the station
being assigned a Basic telephone. Press the program button indicated
below. Press HOLD to enter.
To assign DSEVBLF press station button of
station port the DSS console is wired on. Press program button indicated below. Press station button of the phone the DSS
will operate with. Press HOLD.
DESCRIPTION .
If a Basic telephone is to operate properly, it is necessary to program which stations have this
telephone. The following are the flexible buttons on a Basic
Telephone: refer to section 690.9 for program-
ming flexible buttons. Refer to flexible button programming to determine the function of these buttons.
All station ports will be assigned as key telephones upon system initialization. The DSS/BLF provides direct access and visual in-
.dication of all station on the 1224. See Figure
XX for button mapping. A DSSBLP can be assigned to any port and
designated to work with any key telephone on the 1224 system.
To remove a
station button of the port programmed as the
DSS, then press button 2. Then press the but­ton of the DSS port again and press HOLD. The display will now show N/A.
DSS/BLF
assignment, press the
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600.13 CO LINE GROUPS
PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming mode, continue
using
the program codes. if you are starting to
program here, enter the program mode first.
To assign CO line groups, dial an asterisk
l
(*) and 11 on the dial pad.
. Press the CO line as indicated in the
program buttons below. For CO line groups 7 and 8, press GROUP RANGE button first.
Then press the button for the CO line
.
group into which that CO line is to be placed.
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION
Eight line groups are available for CO line as-
signment. Groups should be assigned accord-
ing to type (local, FX, WATS, etc.). All lines are placed in line group 1 by default. Une grouping atX9cts queuing; if you qtieue on
a line, any line in that same group may be made available to you.
tine groups are used primarily for flexible but­tons assigned as pooled group buttons (Sec­tion 600.9).
. Press HOLD to enter.
Continue programming CO lines until they have all been piaced in a group.
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600.14
CO UNE DATA
DESCRlPTlON .
if you are in the programming mode, continue using program codes. if you are starting to
program here, enter the program mode first.
if any CO line features are to be changed,
.
dial an asterisk (*) and 12 on the dial pad.
. Press the CO line button of the line to be
programmed.
. Toggle the program buttons on or off so
the LED’s light up or extinguish.
. Press HOLD to enter data.
Llne Type (CO/PM) Each individual outside line can be
programmed to be either a CO line or a PBX line. By default ail are CO lines (LED on).
When programming line type, refer a/so to CO line group programming (sec. 600.13); flexible button programming (set 600.9), CO line ring­ing (sec. 609.15), flash timer (sec. 606.16), and recall timers (sec. 600.20). When marked PBX
a one or two dfgit dial code may be entered after
which to/i restriction is applied. Sec. 6.23.
.Signaling (DTMF/Pulse)
Each individuai line can also be programmed as
either DTMF (tone) or dial pulse. By default ail are set for DTMF (LED on).
When a line is assigned as dial pulse, you can
program the breaklmake ratio and dial speed
(sec. 800.78). Refer also to the ring defect timer (sec. 800.17).
Toll Override An outside line may be marked for Toil Override
which allows even restricted stations to dial on this line. By default no lines are marked for toil override (LED off).
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This feature allows you to give a station a
restrictive COS and also give them a line they
can make long distance calls over. This feature also affects system speed dial by allowing cer­tain speed numbers to be programmed on a specific line.
Private tine
A line can be marked as a private line. A private line cannot be picked up with Universal Night Answer and will not preset cati forward.
The same station can have other CO (outside)
lines that are not marked private which can be programmed to preset forward.
A private line is created by programming flexible burton assignments so that the b&ate line appears at one station on/y.
To restrict
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other stations from accessing the private line, consideration must also be given to Pool but­ton & CO line group assignments. Assign the private line to a separate CO line Group. See flexible button programming (sec. 600.9).
By default no lines are marked as private lines
(ED off).
600.15 CO LINE RINGING
PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting to program here, enter the program mode first.
Dial an asterisk (*) and 13 on the dial pad
.
for day ringing stations (14 for night ring-
ing stations).
. Press outside line that is to be
programmed.
. Then press station buttons for stations
that are to ring on that line (each button will light).
. When all stations have been entered,
press HOLD to enter data.
DESCRIPTION
Telephones can be assigned to receive incom-
ing outside line ringing during the day and/or
during the night.
Telephones that ring during the day do not automatically ring at night. They require night
ringing programming.
Any number of phones can be assigned to ring during the day and/or during the night.
By default, all lines ring at station 10 in both day
& night mode. Program Code 14 operates the same as
Program Code 13 and is used to assign night ringing stations.
To display which stations have been programmed, press STATION RANGE button 2 times to scroll through all stations.
At least one station should be programmed to
ring on a line. See Flexible Button Progmm-
ming, Sec. 600.9. Make sure that any station programmed for Loud Bell Control is assigned ringing for that line.
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NOTE: If the STATION RANGE button is lit, it means
that the station indicated is in the
33). For example, station button M/26 is lit - if the STATION RANGE button is lit, station 28 is being programmed; if STATION FLANGE button is not lit, sta­tion 16 is being programmed. The same is true for CO LINE RANGE.
upper
range (22-
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600.16 FLASH TIMER
PROGRAMMING STEPS lf you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. if you are starting to
program here, enter the program mode first.
. If the flash timer is to be changed, dial an
asterisk (*) and 15 on the dial pad.
If you have a display phone, you will see:
FLASH TIMER
2.0
SECONDS
Press the CO line which is to be
.
programmed (see following program but-
tons).
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
.
DESCRIPTION Flash is a programmable opening on a llne for signaling. When using an outside line, flash al-
lows a user to obtain new dial tone without losing the line. This is patticulatiy useful behind a PBX. (See Sec. 699.14, Une Type).
Default value for all lines is 2.0 seconds. Each CO line Is indiviiually programmed for a
flash time. The flash timer is programmed on a
per line basis.
. Enter the 2 digit timer value on the dial pad
(0199) which corresponds to 0.1 to 9.9
seconds.
. Press HOLD to enter the data.
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600.17 CO RING DETECT
PROGRAMMING STEPS If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. if you are starting to program here, enter the program mode first.
If CO Ring Detect timing is to be changed,
.
dial an asterisk (*) and 16 on the d&i pad.
If you have a display phone, you will see:
. Press CO line button for which timer will
work.
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION The duration of the ringing signal from the CO or PBX is matched with ringing detection cir­cuftry in the KSU. The ring detect can range from 260 - 966 miliseconds divided into 100 msec. increments.
When programming CO ring detect, refer to CO line signaling
programming (Sec. 600.15).
Default value for each line is 300 msec. Ring
detect time is programmed on a per CO line
(Sec.
600.14) and CO line r;nging
.
Enter 1 digit timer value (2-9).
- 2 = 200 msec, etc.
. Press HOLD to enter data.
Continue entering timer values for CO lines which require them.
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600.18 DIAL PULSE
PROGRAMMING STEPS
.
DESCRIPTION
If pulses per second (pps) and
.
break/make ratios need to be changed, press the (*) & dial 17 on the dial pad.
.
Press CO line button for line which is to be assigned dial pulse. Then press the ap­propriate program button.
. Press HOLD to enter data.
The next outside line button will light for program-
ming.
Each CO (outside) line can send dial pulse sig­nals to the receiving central office. The break/make ratio and pulses per second are programmable.
Default is 10 pps and 60/40 break/make ratio.
This program code is only used whei an our­side (CO) line has been programmed for dial pulse (Sec. 600.14).
Default assigns all CO lines as DTMF.
When used in Canada, DOC regulations do ‘NOT allow dial pulse signaling spead to ex­cead 11 pps with a minimum of 33 msec. make interval and 54-68 msac. break intenM. The requirements are mat when the sys­tem database is initialized.
.
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600.19 SYsl’IEM DATA
PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting to program here, enter the program mode first.
. To change any system data, dial an
asterisk (*) and 21 on the dial pad.
. Toggle the program buttons on or off so
the LED’s light or extinguish for desired features.
- LED on = enabled
- LED off = disabled
. Press HOLD to enter data.
DESCRIPTION
I-ins Queuing If thh. button is lit, CO line queuing is allowed on
.T system basis. Stations queuing a line are .i :-~Aed according to the line group requested. 3l i:eWlt queuing is allowed (LED on).
%;:-?f
to CO line group programming since
JL~C :;ing follows line groups, not individual
‘.; :;?.z. See Sec. 600.13. Afso, refer to flexible
i;:rZ<\n programming for access to individual
: ‘i&c or groups of lines. See Sec. 600.9.
_ 52 Preference
^: it3 ,:ystem can be programmed to have either
:xc: Ave hold or system hold preferred. If ex-
I:!usr!e hold is preferred, the HOLD button is yjre~ jed once for exclusive hold and twice for
-l~~sr ?I hold when placing a call on hdd. For
syrt in hold this is reversed.
fi’~:- :o system timer programming for recall tme for both system and exclusive hold.
TraR: :er and conference calls are always placed on z.clusive hold. Default is system hold (LED
on). Akrm Detection
Thi:; : ?ature determines the type of alarm signal
recta ed form an external source. If the LED is
lit, if : Jeans the system will detect a closed loop,
unlit neans the system will detect an open loop.
Defa At is closed loop (LED on).
Refer “0 station programming, alarm receive to determine who will receive a/arm signals. Also reier to signaling and alarm enable in this sec­tion.
Alarm Signaling This feature determines the type of signaling
receivd by the stations. If the LED is lit, it means a repeated tone will be given; LED unlit means a single tone will be given. Default is repeat4 tone (LED on).
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PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the program mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting to program here, enter the program mode first.
Exclusive Hold Recall
To change this timer, dial an (*) asterisk
.
and 22 on the dial pad.
lf you have a display phone, you will see the follow­ing:
EXCLUSIVE HOLD RECALL
060 SECONDS
r
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION
This refbcts the time before an outside line
placed on exclusive hold will recall the initiating station. If the call is unanswered for an addition­al equal amount of time, it will recall the, atten­dant and if unanswered by the attendant will recall all phones in the system.
Default is 060 seconds.
Dial 3 digit number between 000 and 255
seconds).
* (
timer.
. Press HOLD to enter data.
Display will now update.
System Hold Recall
To change this timer, dial an (*) and 23 on
.
the dial pad.
If you have a display phone, you will see:
An entry to 000 will disable the
This timer reflects the amount of time before an outside line placed on system hold will recall the initiating station. If the call is unanswered for an additional equal amount of time, it will recall the attenoant and if unanswered by the attendant will recall all phones In the system.
Default is 050 seconds.
.
Dial 3 digits between 000 and 255 (seconds). 000 will disable the timer.
. Press HOLD to enter.
Display will now update.
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Transfer Recall
. To change this timer, dial an (*) asterisk
and
24
on the dlai pad.
If you have a display phone, you will see the follow­ing:
. Dial 3 digit number between 000 and 255
(seconds). 009 will disable the timer.
. Press HOLD to enter data.
Display will now update.
DESCRlPTlON
.
Thls timer refiects the amount of time before an unanswered transfer is recalled to the station that initiated it. if the call is still unanswered for an additlonal equal amount of time, it will recall the attendant and lf unanswered by the atten­dant will recall all phones in the system.
Default is 039 seconds.
Message Wait Reminder Tone
. To change this timer, dial an (*) asterisk
and 25 on the dial pad.
If you have a display phone, you wiil see thefoilow­ing:
MSG Reminder Tone Timer
00 MINUTES
. Dial a 2 digit entry between 90 and 99
(minutes). 00 disabies the timer.
. Press HOLD to enter.
Display will now update.
A station with a message waiting can be
reminded at a timed interval with a tone. The tone will continue until ail messages have been answered. The fntervai can be programmed be­tween 90 and 99 minutes.
By default the timer is disabled.
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Pause Timer
To change this timer, dial an (*) asterisk
.
and 26 on the d&i pad.
if you have a display phone, you will see thefdlow-
ing:
PAUSE TIMER
2 SECONDS
Dial a 1 digit entry between 1 and 9
. (seconds). . Press HOLD to enter data.
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION
When dialing a speed number, a timed pause in digit sending can be inserted into the number. The iangth of the pause is contrdled by the
pause timer and can be from 1 to 9 seconds.
The length of the pause is important in both sys­tem and station speed d&i numbers.
Defaua is 2 seconds.
Display will now update.
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PROGRAMMING STEPS
lf you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting to
program here, enter the program mode first.
. To program executive/secretary assign-
ments, dial an asterisk (*) and 27 on the
dial pad.
If you have a display phone, you will see:
EXECUTIVE/SECRFTARY
I I I I
. Press button for desired execu-
tiq/secretary pair assignment.
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
.
DESCRIPTION There are 4 sets of Executive/Secretary pairs available for assignment. When the Executive
Is busy or in OND, Intercom calls and transferred calls will be automatically routed to the secretary.
One executive can go to 4 secretaries, 1
secretary can answer for 4 executive or 1 execu-
tfve can be assigned 1 secretary, etc. ’ *NOTE: If either station is number 22-33, press
STATION RANGE button first. By default there are no pairs assigned.
. Press the station button to select the
desired executive station (LED lights steady).*
.
Press the station button to select the
desired secretary station (LED flashes).*
. Press HOLD to enter.
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PROGRAMMING STEPS PESCRlPTlON If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. if you are starting to
program here, enter the program mode first.
Dial an asterisk (*) and 28 on the dial pad. A Loud Bell contact can be assigned to any sta-
.
if you have a display phone, you will see:
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Four contacts are available to be assigned either as loud bell control or as A-Lead indica-
tion.
ticns and will follow the ringing assignments of
the assigned station including tone ringing in-
ic>zogm, recalling and transferred CO lines.
/- Mead contact can be assigned to any CO ii:
R -ember to assign ringing to any station p;. -Trammed f IX
5.
Also a station programmed for A-Lead iix lion, must be given that CO line ap­pa, x-e, Sec. 600.9.
or Loud Bell Control, Sec.
. Press the button of the contact to be
programmed.
. Press the LBC or A-Lead button to indicate
which is being programmed.
Then press station (LBC), or CO line (A-
.
Lead) button to be assigned. if the station being assigned is in the 22-33 number range, press STATION RANGE button
first. Press HOLD to enter.
.
To rc love an LBC or A-Lead assignment, tog­gle r
the
station or CO line and press HOLD.
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600.23 P5X DWIJNG CODES
PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming mode, continue
using the program codes. If you are starting to
program here, enter the program mode first.
To enter PBX Dialing codes, dial an
.
asterisk (*) and 31 on the dial pad.
If you have a display phone, you will see:
Press the program button to assign the
.
first code.
. Enter the 1 or 2 digit number on the dial
pad-
. Press HOLD to enter data.
DESCRIPTION Four 1 or 2 digit PBX access codes can be entered into system memory. When dialed they signal the system that an access code is being
dialed and that toll restriction is to be applied at the next dialed digit
Otherwise toll restriction does not apply. This allows diafing of PBX extensions 1’00, 110,
111. etc.
tines must be programmed as
600.74) A one digit By default,
before th8S8 COd8S Wi/i apply.
cd8 may be used.
no
codes have been assigned.
PBX lines (Sec.
onnn
0000
0000 0000
clru ucln uuu
clue
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600.24 AllEN T POSITION
PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting to program here, enter the program mode first.
. If you wish to change the attendant posi-
tion, dial an asterisk (*) and 32 on the dial pad.
. Press the station button of the station to
be assigned as the system attendant. If
the station is between 22 and 33, press the
STATION RANGE button first.
. Press HOLD to enter data.
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
One station must be assigned as the attendant
for CO line recalls and placing the system into
night service by pressing the DND button.
Thereforeattendant position does not have the
Do Not Disturb feature.
System speed numbers are entered at the atten­dant station. The attendant can override sta­tions in DND with the Camp On feature.
Re.ier to Do Not Disturb programming (Sec. 6iX. 7), recall timers (Sec. 600.20), and line ring
assignments (Sec. 600.15). By Mault, station 10 is assigned as the atten-
darr position.
600.25 PRESET FORWAi33 RING TIMER
PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting to program here, enter the program mode first.
If you wish to set this timer, dial an asterisk
l
(*) and 33 on the dial pad.
If you have a display phone, you will see the follow­ing display:
. Dial a 2 digit number between 01 and 99.
.
Press HOLD to enter data.
DESCRIPTION
This timer determines the amount of time a call
wii: , jng into a station before automatically for-
WL
*ing to the predetermined station.
DF :Jlt sets the timer at 30 seconds.
Rsr;tr
to
preset forward station programming
(Se ‘Y. 660.26).
An ;~trd of 06 will disable the timer.
If the timer i:; C: :&ied, the preset forward will NOT work. The xii will not forward.
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600.27 CONFERENCE TIMER
PROGRAMMING STEPS If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting to
program here, enter the program mode first.
If you wish to change the conference
.
timer, dial an asterisk (*) and 35 on the dial pad.
If you have a display phone, you will see the follow­ing display:
CONF TIME-OUT TIMER
15 MINUTES
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KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION This timer reflects the amount of time a con­ference circuit will remain active if the initiator of the conference is no longer in a multi line con­ference.
A warning tone will be sounded to the remain­ing users 15 seconds prior to shutdown.
By default the conference timer is set at 15 minutes.
An entry of 00 will disable the timer.
I
Dial a 2digit number between 01 and 99.
.
. Press HOLD to enter data.
600.28 SMDR
PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting to program here, enter the program mode first.
If you wish to disable SMDR, dial an
asterisk (*) and 36 on the dial pad. Press CO line(s) for which SMDR is to be
disabled or enabled.
LED on = enabled LED off = disabled
To determine what calls are to be recorded, baud rate and print format, dial an asterisk (*) and 37 on the dial pad.
Press the program button to determine
.
when all calls are to be recorded or just long distance calls.
- LED off = long distance
- LED on = all calls
DESCRIPTION
S?ation tiessage Detail Recording is an option-
al feature that allows customers to keep track of
either eji calls or only long distance calls both
incomi; ig and outgoing by CO line, number dialed, :ime of day, date, station that placed the call, du:ation of call and account code if used.
By default all CO (outside) lines are enabled for SMC3 recording. NOTE: An RCU and an SIU musr be installed for this feature to work. Refer
to S;c. ii00 (Installation).
SMIX can be programmed to record all calls, both ncoming and outgoing or it can be
progxnmed to record only outgoing long dis-
tance.
Long distance calls are calls of over 7 digits or
calls that begin with a ‘0” or a O’lll. By default all calls are recorded.
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PROGRAMMING STEPS
Press
.
the program button to determine
baud rate. _ LED off = 1200 baud _ LED on = 300 baud
Press the program button to determine
.
print format.
- LED off = 29 character
- EDon= 80 character
. Press HOLD to enter data.
DESCRlPllON
Thebaudratecanbesetat3OOor12CjObaud.
By default the baud rate is set at 300 (LED’ on).
Print format can be set at either 29 characters or 80 characters. By defautt format is 29 charac-
ters (LED off).
FORMAlS
29 ctlaracter
bASEHH:MMHH:MM:SSMM/DD/W
. . . . . . . . . .
cc cc
DD.....DD
SO Character
AASBHH:MMHH:MM:SSMM/DD/WCC...CC
DD.....DD
AA = 2 digit originating station
BB = 2 digit line number HH:MM = call duration HH:MM:SS = time call originated MM/DD/YY = date call originated
CC.....CC = telephone number dialed
DD.....DD
= account code (8 digits maxi-
mum) *
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KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
600.29 DATA BASE PRINTOUT
PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming mode, continue using the program codes. If you are starting to program here, enter the program mode first.
. If you wish to print out a copy of the data
base, or any part of the data base, dial an asterisk (*) and 38 on the dial pad.
. Press one of the following program but-
tons depending on what information is needed in the printout.
. Press HOLD to begin printing.
DESCRIPTION
Requires the SMDR Module be installed In the KSU.
Also rewires an RS232C compatible printer.
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600.30 LCD DISPLAY
PROGRAMMING STEPS
If you are in the programming
using
the program codes. If you are starting to
program here, enter the program mode first.
If you wish to change the format of the LCD
.
display, d&l an asterisk (*) and 39 on the dial pad.
Press the desired program button to
.
determine the display format.
. Press HOLD to enter.
mode, continue
nnnn
noon
noon
DESCRIPTION .
This program controls the display format of the time and date on the LCD.
By default the time is set at the 12 hour dock with a range of l-1 2 (LED on). This feature can be changed so the range is 99 through
(military time). ,
By default the date will read month/day/year
(LED on). The display can be changed to read
day/month/year. Requires that an RCU be installed.
599 (Installation). The actual time and date is programmed at the
attendant station.
Refer to Sec.
24
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600.31 TOLL RESTRICTION TmES
PROGRAMMING STEPS Make sure you have entered the programming mode.
. To enter numbers into the toll tables, press
the asterisk (*) and dial the following:
Allow Table A = 41
-
- Deny TableA = 42
- Allow Table B = 43 Deny Table B = 44
-
If you have a display phone, you will see:
ALLOW TOLL TABLE A #Ol
I
Press desired bin number location. See
.
the following program buttons:
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KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION
Th- qlow/Deny tables are organized into 2 sets
of rr;bles to allow the 1224 system to support 2 different toll plans at one installed site. Al;~MDeny Table A is referenced whenever a station is assigned Class of Service 2. Allow/Deny Table B is referenced whenever a starion is assigned Class of Service 3.
Each table may contain up.to 16 numbers of up
to .? digits each. Any number of digits up to 8
maximum may be entered. Less than 8 digits may be entered. For example, the programmer
needs only to dial “0” and press HOLD to program operator restriction.
TI 2 following rules should be remembered w, i ;n setting up the Allow/Deny tables.
.f nothing is assigned in efther the allow or
!Jeny table, no restriction is applied.
: entries are made in the allow table and only
‘~8, then only the numbers in the table are
..:owed. All other numbers will be denied
GIlow Only Restriction).
uuuuuu uuuuuu
. Dial the allow/deny number including
don’t cares (8 digits maximum).
. Press HOLD. Continue programming
bins.
ir ntries are made in the deny table and only thxe, then only the numbers in the table are dL:tied (Deny Only).
If there are entries in both tables, the allow tab!s is searched first and lf the dialed num­ber is found, lt is allowed. If it is not found in
the allow table, the deny table is searched. the number is found there, it is denied; if it is nor found there, lt is allowed.
Exchange Codes can be blocked by specific entries in the Deny lists or allowed by specific eixiies in the Allow lists.
When rhe FWD/DND button is used, it enters a don’t rxrre character. This will allow or deny any cgit L-9 in that location.
Wher a CO line is marked PBX, COS restrictions a: j/y :‘o the station on/y if one of 4 PBX codes arc dieled first. Refer to Sec. 600.14 (CO line dara) and Sec. 600.23 (PBX codes).
The Allow/Deny tables are resewed for COS 2
and 3 respectively. A CO line marked Toll Restriction Override is not subject to restriction of COS 2, 3 or 4.
If
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ml.37 SYSTEM SPEED DIAL
System speed dial numbers can be entered into the data base at the designated attendant station.
A CO line can be programmed into a speed num­ber. There can be 16 digits in the number indud-
ing pause, pulse to tone switchover and flash commands. The asterisk (*) is used to indicate a pulse to tone switchover, the TRANWQUE to insert a pause command, and the Flash button to program a flash command. To program a “No Dis­play’, press the CONF button.
Speed bins 10-29 are subject to the class of ser­vice and line access restrictions assigned to the station that uses the number. Speed bins Xl-49 will not be monitored by toll restriction.
To program system speed numbers:
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
600.38
SElTlNG SYSTEM TIME &
DATE
System date and time can be set only from the amr: .iant station and must be done in the fol­lowing manner:
.
Press SPEED button. . Dial an asterisk (*). . Dial 50”. .
Enter date & time as follows:
WMMDDHHMM
YY = year8049
MM = month 01-2
At the attendant station,
Press SPD button. Dial an asterisk (*). Dial speed bin location (1049). Press specific CO line if desired.
Dial telephone number including pauses, flash commands & pulse to tone switchover.
Press HOLD button.
To continue programming additional numbers, repeat from step 2.3.
DD = day0131 HH = hour 00-23 MM = minute0069
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KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
DATA FIELDS AND DEFAULT VALUES
DESCRIPTION Station Class of Service
Station Confquration
Do Not Disturb System Speed Dial
Alarm/Phone Box Signal
Preferred Une Answer Call Forward
$gdfyct
Page Access flexible Station Numbers Flexible Buttons
Pa e Groups
1 Pit up Groups Basic Telephones DSS Consde CO Line Groups
CO Li;~~;3figuration
Line S gnaiing Y
Toil Override
Private Line CO Line Ringing Day) CO Line Ringing I Night) Rash Timer CO Ring Detect Dial Pulse
PROG CODE DEFAULT ENTRY
All stations assigned COS 1 Allowed at all stations
Access allowed at all stations
No stations assigned Disabled at all statlons
Allowed at all stations
Enabled at afall stations Disabled at all statlons
Access allowed at all stations
Sequential Buttons l-1 4 = stations lo-24 Buttons 15-l 6 = CO lines 78
Buttons 17-22 = CO lines 16 All stations in group 1 All stations in group 1 None assigned None assigned All stations in group 1
All lines are CO lines All lines DTMF
Disabled on all lines None assigned
All lines ring at station 10 All lines ring at station 10 2 seconds 300 msec.
lOppsand66/46
.
,
System Configuration
Line Queuing
Hold Preference Alarm Detection Alarm Signaling Automatic Pdvacy Alarm Enabie
Background Music
Exclusive Hold Recall Timer System Hold Recall Timer Transfer Retail Timer Messa e Wait Reminder Tone
B Pause imer Executive/Secretary Pairs Loud Bell Control/A-Lead PBX Dial Codes Attendant Position Preset Forward Ring Timer Preset Call Forward Conference Timer SMDR 3MDR/Baud Rate roll Tabfe Allow A roil Table Deny A Toll Table Allow B roll Table Deny B
Enabled System Closed loop
Continuous tone
Enabled Disabled
Disabled
060 seconds 060 seconds 030 seconds
Dir&led 2 seconds None assigned None assigned None assigned Station 10 (port 01)
30 seconds
None assigned 15 minutes
Enabled for all lines All calls/306 baud None assigned None assigned None assigned ’ None assigned
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STATION PROGRAMMING
Program Code 1 STATION NUMBER
I Class of I aa I I I I I
service
Ul
I
Do Not Dis- 02 turb
speed Dial
Alarm
Receive Preferred
Line Answer
Auto Select
02
02
02
02
Call Forward o2
Headset
Page
Access Page
Group Pickup
Group Basic
Telephone
03
03
06
07
08
#
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
1 BTN . 6EF
3
4
5
6
1
1-2
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STA ’
11
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
FLEXIBLE BUlTON PROGRAMMING
STA 12
STA 13
STA . 14
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I.
L
I
STA
19
I
I
I
STA
15
STA
16
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CO LINE PROGRAMMING
Une
Grp Pw Code
Prog l$/ 1 2 3 4 NA NA 3 Key
co1
co2
co3
co4
co5
11 12 12
Line Nite Type
Signal Toll
ovr
12 12 13 14 15
;yb Day
Ring Ring Time Dect
flash Ring Dial . SMDd
16 17 36
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Pad
Plse
Key NA Pad Butt& l-2
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SYSTEM PROGRAMMING
1
2
3
5
6
7
Key
Pad
Feature
21 CO Line Queuing
21
21
I
21
21
I
21
I
23
24 Transfer Recall Timer
Hold Preference
Alarm Detection
I
Alarm Signaling
Automatic Privacy
I
Alarm Enable
I
Background Music Enable
Exclushre Hold Recall
System Hold Recall
Format
Yes/No z;
Yes/No
000-255 sec.
I
000-255 sec.
Default
. . ..z.
. . . . . . I
::+.:;:
F
.:.:.;.;.
3;:s
c:::::::
.:.:.:.:.
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New-
25
26
NA 1 27 1 Executive/Secretary
l-4 1 26 1 Loud Bell/A-Lead 1 _.-. ,,
31
NA 1 32 1
Message Reminder Tone
Pause Timer
4 pairs
I
PBX Codes
Attendant Position
4 numb
1 or 2 d.,..
10-33
I
Ring Timer-Preset Fwd 1 o-99 sec.
Station - Preset Fwd
I
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Programmed at attendant station. Digits *up to 16)
Bin 10
Bin 11
SYSTEM SPEED DIAL
piBin
--
Eiin 31
Bin 12
Bin 13
Bin 14
Bin 15
Bin 16
Bin 17
Bin 18
Bin 19
Bin 20
Bin 21
Bin 22
Bin 32
Bin 33
Bin 34
Bin 35
-Bin 36
Bin 37
Bin 38
Bin 39
Bin 40
Bin
41
Bin 42
I
Bin 23
Bin 24
Bin 25
Bin 26
Bin 27
Bin 28
Bin 29
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Bin 46
Bin 47
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Bin 48
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KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Code
41
- Allow Table A
EXCEP
TION TABLES
Code 42 - Deny Table A
I
BIN 16
Code 43 - Allow Table B
Code 44 - Deny Table B
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1224EX
KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
DATABASE PRIE ‘?‘OuT
CKT NUM COS DND SPD ALM PFL 01 lo 0 Y Y N N CF Y Y 1 15 1,2 Y N
CKT
E Y
and so on through the rest of the stations
CKT = NUM =
cos = DND = SPD =
ALM =
PFL =
CF = DSLT = PAGE = BNA = PKUP = PAC = HST =
DSLT PAGE BNA PKUP PAC HST
NUM COS DND SPD ALM PFL 11 4 Y Y N Y
DSLT PAGE BNA PKUP PAC HST
Y
12 N
circuit number or station port intercom_number class of service assignment
Do Not Disturb access to system speed numbers
alarm tone/door box ringing
preferred line answer station call forward direct select operation page zones preset forward station assigned pickup zones page access restriction
headset option
N N
,3RP TYPE SIGL TRO PVL FLSH
co
CO DTMFN N
ADT blALPLS
3 W48;lO
DAY AG: 101;
18 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . , . . . . . . .
NIGH” 3ING:
10 . . . .
. . . . . . . . .- . . . .
. . . . . . .,
and so :3n through the rest of the CO lines
TYPE =
SIG1 = TRO = PVL = FLSH = RDT = DIAL-PLS =
PBX CODES = SMDR = DAY RING =
NIGHT RING =
2 . . 14 . . . . . .
. . . . . . . .
. . . . . .
PBX CODES SMDR 00000000 Y
line number
group this line assigned to CO or PBX DTMF or Dial Pulse toll restrict override private fine
flash timer
ring detect timer
break/make ratio & pulses per second
programmaue codes call accounting printout stations assigned to ring
during the day
stations assigned to ring at
night
07
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STATION RECORD
CO LINE RE,CORD
8-42
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KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM
ERCL SRCL TRCL MSG-TNE 060 060 030 00
RING-FWD CNFi-0 30 15
ERCL = SRCL = TRCL = MSG-TNE = PAUSE = RING-FWD = CNFTO =
exclusive hold recall time system hold recall time
transfer recall time
message wait reminder tone pause length
preset forward timer
conference time-out for
unsupervised conference
PAUSE 2
SYSTEM SPEED
10 . . 11 . . 12 . . 13 . . 14 *. 15 . . 16 . . 17 . . 18 . .
19 .0 20 . . 21 . . 22 . . 23 . . 24 . . 25 . . 26 . . 27 . .
28.. 29 . .
30 . . 31 . . 32 . . 33 -.
34..
35 . .
36 . . 37 . .
38 . .
39 . . 40 . . 41 .­42 . .
43 . . 44 . . 45 . . 46 . . 47 . . 46 . . 49 . .
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700 SYSTEM CHECKC: ” PROCEDURES
700.1 FUNCTIONAL TEST PROCE­DURES
This section describes the procedures that should
be fdiowed during system start-up. The installer will also find these tests to be helpful int he event of system mal-function and trouble shooting. tem trouble shooting will be confined to replace­ment of key telephone sets 81 fuses.
Sys-
KEY TEIJZPHONE SYSTEM
C:’ :ck:
. . Statkmcabiesforproperconnectionsand
:.&arfty.
Central office line connections. :. Earth ground connections. ). AC pcrwer cable.
700.2 PRELIMINARY CHECKLIST
Before starting the functional test procedures, it is recommended that the fdlowing checklist be com-
pleted. This is designed to save time and possib­ly eliminate the need for more detailed trouble shooting.
. Music source connections (if provided).
Alarm connections (if pro&fed).
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700.4
INTERCOM STATION
TESTING
OPERATIONALTEST
1. Making
1.1 Press
an
intercom call.
DSS button or dial
stat&n number of desired r3 f iedphoneisa
kerphone and is
S
aced in H (voice) mode:
r
1.2 If called
station answers
by Ming the handset.
2 Call Pickup
2.
i Press OSS button or dial
station number of desired
paw
2.2
To answer at another station, lift handset or press ON/OFF button.
2.3
Dial Pickup Code ‘8’.
RESULT
I ~
1.1.; ON/OFFLED I
1.1.2
DSSLEDofcatedparty
Is lit (If programmed).
1.1.3 Busytonelsheard.
1.1.4
Threetonesareheard it
called station is a speaker
phone and in H mode.
1.1.5
HOLD buttonftashesat
caMsmlOn 3!2
1.1.6
Intercom A
connected.
1 .1.7 intercom ringing is
heardinsteadof3bursts
of tone.
1.1.8 HarKMreeconvemation ~~phoneIsnot
.
1.2.1 Flashing HOLD LED of the called party is Mtn­guished.
1.2.2 DSS of calling station changes from ttashing to
a=W (n prog=mmW
2.1
Intercom tin
NNw
heart! at the called
station.
12.2 intercom dial tone heard.
2.3
Called stat&n returns to idle state. HOLD LED Is extlngutshed. Intercom conversattonbetween
sp+-
hts.
‘B
ing or C3
PROCEDURE
:t: lzEi . .
1.1.3 Nomal tf calki party is
DND, not kwtatted, or is off-
1.1.4~kmal
1.1.5 Normal
1.1.6 Consult gukie (Section 8).
l.l.~~~~orstat&nnotinH
1.1.8 Check phone coruredions.
1.2.1 Normal
1.2.2 Normal
2.1
Normal
2.2 luomd
2.3
Normal
troa&ooting
.
In
3.
Intercom Conference
31.
Dunn an intercom con-
t&l
versa , press CONF button.
3.2
Press DSS button of third
party to be added.
:
3.3 When third party answers, initiator presses CONF button again.
Station D&lit 9”’
3.1 Intercom dial tone is heard, CONF button LEQ
Is lit steady.
3.2
Ringing tone is heard.
3.3 All 3 etc
‘%EEiZ
%!II pa& statton Is lit StWdy.
3.1 Normal
3.1
Normal
3.3
NormaI
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