Comdial Dxp Plus Instructions Manual

							152Examining The Board StatusDescription:This programming procedure allows you to examine the board layout for the entire system and
determine each board’s operating status.
Programming:1. Press CONTROL T for main menu.
2. From main menu, select board configuration and press ENTER.
3. From board configuration menu, select status and press ENTER.
4. From the ensuing screen presentation, examine the board status for the system.
5. When finished, press ESCAPE twice.
15.3Adding Boards To The SystemDescription:When you add a circuit board to the system, the system will not recognize that board’s presence
until you take this programming action.
Programming:
1. Press CONTROL T for main menu.
2. From main menu, select board configuration and press ENTER.
3. From board configuration menu, select add and press ENTER.
4. Enter the board slot number (l-30) for the added board and press ENTER.
5. Press the SPACE BAR for mnemonic of added board and press ENTER.
6. When finished, press ESCAPE twice.
15.4Deleting Boards From The SystemDescription:When you delete a circuit board from the system, the system will not recognize that board’s
absence until you take this programming action.
Programming: 1.Press CONTROL T for main menu.
2.From main menu, select board configuration and press ENTER.
3.From board configuration menu, select add and press ENTER.
4.Enter the board slot number (l-30) for the removed board and press ENTER.
5.When finished, press ESCAPE twice.
15.5Moving Boards Within The SystemDescription:When you move a circuit board within the system, the system will not recognize that board’s
relocation until you take this programming action.
Programming:
1. Press CONTROL T for main menu.
2. From main menu, select board configuration and press ENTER.
3. From board configuration menu, select add and press ENTER.
4. Enter the old board slot number (l-30) for the relocated board and press ENTER.
5.Enter the new board slot number (l-30) for the relocated board and press ENTER.
6. When finished, press ESCAPE twice.
Board Layout Programming 75-3 
						

							IndexA
Abandon Hold Release8.1.10
Absorb Ring Time (for Caller ID), Setting14.1.2
Account Code (For Class Of Service)
IO.35
Account Code (System Parameters)10.1.5, 10.3.1
Account Code Display And Account Code
Display Time10.1.6, 10.3.2
Account Code Length10.1.7, 10.3.3
Account Code Programming10.3.4
Account Codes (Forced with Positive 
Verificatiori).l.l,lO.3
10.3.4
7.1.40
9.3
7.1.41
7.2.24
8.4.2
10.1.2 Account Codes, Add, Remove, Display
Account Codes, Forced
Adding Intercom Numbers
Allow Busy Display
Allow Ringer Off
ANI Delivery
Answer Time Limit
Archive And Restore The Database,
Using VMMI Software To
ARS Enable
ARS Hookflash, Restrict
ARS, Line Groups
ARS Route Tables
Attendant Hold Recall
Attendant Position (Alternate, Overflow)
Authorization Code Timeout
Authorization Code
Automatic Attendant Immediate Transfer
Automatic Attendant Transfer On Busy
Automatic Hold On Intercom Number
Automatic Hold On Lines
Automatic Hold
Automatic Number Identification Delivery
Automatic Privacy1.6
6.9.3, 12.2
7.1.42
12.3
12.4
6.8.4
7.2.30
6.8.15, 10.5.1
10.5
6.9.2
14.5.3
7.1.2
7.1.2
7.1.2
8.7.1
8.1.5Automatic Reports (SMDA)
10.2.1
Automatic Route Selection
6.9.3
Automatic Route Selection Diagram12.1
Automatic Route Selection Dial Tone6.9.4
Automatic Route Selection, Enabling
12
Automatic Route Selection for Speed Dial Numbers12.6
Automatic Route Selection, Hookflash Restriction7.1.44
Automatic Station Relocation
6.9.15
Automatic Transfer On Busy7.2.28
Auxiliary Equipment Interface8.1.14
Auxiliary Port8.1.2
B
Background Music
Block Programming, Button Mapping
Block Programming, Class-Of-Service
Block Programming, Line
Block Programming, Station Features
Block Programming
Board Configuration Feature, Understanding The
Board Configuration, Using VMMI Software7.1.3
7.5.3
7.5.1
8.2.3
7.5.2
7.5
15.1
To Perform The
Board Layout, Configuring The System’s
Board Status, Examining The
Boards, Adding To The System
Boards, Deleting From The System
Boards, Moving Within The System
Busy Lead Detection
Busy On SOHVA
Busy Status, Display Of
Button Map Default
Button Mapping, Block Programming
Button Mapping By Station1.7
15
15.2
15.3
15.4
15.5
8.1.14
7.2.19
7.1.41
6.1.5
7.5.3
7.3
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							C
Call Announce Beeps
Call Announce Tone Bursts
Call Announce
Call Cost Display
Call Forward
Call Park Access
Call Park Recall
Call Park
Call Pick-Up, Enable
call Pick-Up Group
Call Pick-Up
Call Waiting (Tone)
Caller ID Active, Making
Caller ID Active
Caller ID Baud Rate, Setting
Caller ID Programming
Caller ID Ring No-Answer (RNA)
Camp-On/Automatic Call Back Ring
Camp-On/Call Back
Camp-On Originate, Camp-On Receive
Camp-On Programming
Camp-On Tone
Central Message Desk
Class-Of-Service, Block Programming
Class Of Service Default
Class Of Service Features, Programming
Class Of Service
Clear Major Alarm Ring
Clear System Status Log
Command Prompts and Error
Reporting, Reviewing The
Command Prompts, Reviewing The
Common Audible Ringer ( Interface)
Conference, Unsupervised
Configuring The System’s Board Layout
Connecting The PC To The DXP Plus
Console Installed
Control Key Delinitionss, Reviewing The
Copy Model COS, Station, Button Map
Copy Model Line
COS Programming For Tracker Access
Cost Incoming
Costing Information (ARS)
7.2.107.2.10
8.7.1
7.1.4, 12.5.1
7.1.5
7.1.6
6.8.1, 7.1.6
7.1.6
7.1.7
7.1.7
7.1.7
7.1.8
14.1.4
8.1.1614.15
14.1
7.2.13, 14.1.6
6.8.13,7.1.10
7.1.10
7.1.10
7.1.10
6.8.3,7.1.10
6.9.975.1
6.1.3
7.1
7.2.3
7.1.42
6.1.9
4
4.1
6.10.8
7.1.35
?5
1.1
7.2.26
3.2
7.5
8.2.3
14.2.48.1.7, 125.3
12.5
B
Database Programming Station
7.2.27
Day 1, Day 2, and Night Ringing Begin
and End Times
6.9.18,7.2.13
Day 1 Ring7.2.13
Day 2 Ring
7.2.13
Day Exception 
Number/Night Exception Number
7.2.16
Day Exception Number/Night
Exception Number, Remote
7.1.30,8.4.5
Day Restriction Level/Night Restriction Level7.1.25
Day Route Access/Night Route Access
7.1.23
Default, Button Map
6.1.5
Default, Class Of Service
6.1.3
Default, DID Translation Table6.1.8
Default Forward Type
7.2.11
Default Functional Programming
6.1
Default, Line
6.1.6
Default Relocation Response
6.9.16
Default, Station
6.1.4
Default, System6.1.2
Default, Tables
6.1.7
Delayed Ringing
7.2.13
Dial Time Limit
10.1.1
Dialing Complete
6.8.22
Dialing Mode
8.1.9,8.4.2,8.7.1
DID Alternate Routing8.4.2
DID Control Signalling
8.4.2
DID/DNIS Block Name
8.4.2
DID/DNIS Programming
8.4.3
DID/DNIS Translation Tables
8.4.3
DID Line
8.1.2
DID Options8.4.2
DID Translation Table, Default6.1.8
DID Translation Tables Programming
8.4.3
Digital Voice Announce Programming
14.3
Direct Inward Dialing (DID) Support
8.4
Direct Inward Dialing Line Examples
8.4.1
Direct Inward System Access (DISA) Programming
8.8
Direct Ringing
7.2.13
Directed Station Hold
7.1.28
Disabled
7.2.25
DISA Specific Programming
8.8.1
DISA Voice Options
8.1.18,8.4.%, 8.7.1
DISA
8.1.18,8.7.1
DISA Configurations8.8.1
Disconnect Supervision
8.1.15
Display Configurations
6.2
Display, Enhanced LCD
7.2.46
Display Name
7.2.2
Display Of Busy Status
7.1.41
Display Of Costed Calls7.1.4, 
12.5.1
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Do Not Disturb Inhibit
Do Not Disturb Override
Do Not Disturb Programming
DSS/BLF Consoles Installed
DTMF Extended Dialing
DTMF Level
DVA Application
DVA Auto Attendant With Single Digit
Menu Application
DVA/DISA Application
DVA Messages, Defining
DVA Messages, Editing The
DVA Messages, Recording The
DVA Operation, Programming For
DVA Status Reports, Obtaining
DVAlTracker Paging System Application7.1.11
7.1.11
7.1.11
7.2.26
6.8.4,7.2.31
8.1.13,8.7.1
14.3.1E
Extended Dialing, DTMF
External Paging Port14.3.1
14.3.1
14.3.2
14.3.3
14.3.3
14.3.3
14.3.3
14.3.1
E&M DNIS Line
E&M Tie Line
Emergency Numbers
Enabling Automatic Route Selection
Enabling Or Disabling DISA Lines
Enhanced LCD Display
Enhanced Subdued Ringing
Equipment Needs
Exception Number Programming
Exclusive Hold
Executive Override Block
Executive Override, 
Enable/Disable
Executive Override Programming
Expected CO Digits8.1.2
8.1.2
10.4
12
8.8.2
7.1.46
7.2.23
1.0
11.7
7.1.12
7.1.13
7.1.13
7.1.13
8.4.2
6.8.3,7.2.31, 145.7
6.10.9F
Feature Code, Changing The
6.11.2
Feature Mnemonic List
7.3.1
Feature Renumbering
6.12
Flash/Recall
6.8.8
Flexible Ringing Assignments
7.2.13,7.6.1
Forced Account Codes7.140
Forward RNA Ring Busy
7.2.12
Forward Type
7.2.11
G
Gain And Attenuation Settings For
Line Transmit And Receive
General Programming Information
Ground Start Line Support Programming
Ground Start Line Support
Ground Start Line
Group Intercom Access
6.13.7,8.1.18
1
8.5.1
8.5
8.1.2
7.2.7,9.3.1H
Handset Volume On Impact Telephones
7.1.43
Headset
7.2.29
Hold, Directed Station
7.1.28
Hold, Exclusive
7.1.12
Hold, Music On Intercom
7.1.20
Hold, Music Or Tone
7.1.19,8.1.4
Hold Release, Abandon
8.1.10
Hold Recall6.8.4
Hunt List For PC Attendant Use, Programming A
14.4.2
Hunt List, Intercom7.2.6
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							I
Idle Line Preference
Idle Line Priority
Idle Line Programming
Immediate Transfer
Industry-Standard Telephone Support
Initial Tracker Pager Assignments, Making
Installing The VMMI Software Program
Interactive Button Support
Intercom Hunt List
Intercom Number Forwarded To
Intercom Number, Personal
Intercom Numbers, Modifying
Intercom Numbers, Programming
Intercom Numbers To Voice Mail7.1.14
7.%.14,7.2.5
7.1.1414.53
7.2.35
14.2.3
1.2
7.2.32
7.26,9.3.2
7.2.11
7.2.19.2
9
Connections, Assigning
14.5.2
Intercoms For DVA Messages, Programming
14.3.3
Internal Interdigit Dialing6.8.11
Internal IST Flash
IST Distinctive Ringing
IST DTMF Receiver Timeout
IST Flash, Internal
IST Flash Time
IST Hold Confirmation
IST Ring Frequency
IST Ring Timeout
IST Ringing On Busy
IST Ringing Patterns
IST Ringing Per PhaseK
7.1.39p7.2.35
7.1.15,7.2.35
6.8.17,7.2.35
7.1.39
6.8.18,7.2.35
7.2.33,7.2.35
6.9.12,7.2.35
6.8.16,7.2.35
7.2.35
6.9.11,7.2.35
6.9.10,7.2.35
Keyboard And Terminal Definitions, Understanding3
Keyboard Definitions, Reviewing The
3.1
L
LCD Contrast7.2.14
LCD Display, Enhanced
7.1.46
LCD Messaging
6.3.1,7.1.16
Line Answer
7.1.31
Line, Block Programming
8.2.3
Line Default
6.1.6
Line Disable
8~1.3
Line Disconnect Automatic Camp-On
Line Feature Programming
Line Group Access
Line Group Programming
Line Group Queue
Line Group Queuing
Line Groups for ARS
Line Name
Line Originate
Line Programming
Line-To-Line Connect Duration
Line-To-Line Transfer
Line Type
LineNoice OptionlDVA Relationships,
Understanding The
Lines For PC Attendant Use, Assigning
Local Call Table (for 
caller ID), Arranging
Login Procedure, Performing The
Loop Start Line Support
Loop Start Line
n4
6.9.14
8
7.1.35.8.2.1
8.2
7.1.36
8.2.2
12.3
8.1.17.1.32
8.1
6.8.12.7.1.37
7.1.37
8.1.2
14.3.1
14.4.3
14.1.4
1.3
8.6
8.12
Major Alarm Alerting Parameters, Programming The 6.13.3
Major Alarm Alerting6.9.8
Major Alarm Ring, Clear7.1.42
Master Clear
6.1.1
Maximum Call Duration Time
6.8.10,7.1.34
Maximum Call Duration7.1.34
Meet Me Answer Page6.10.5.7.1.17
Message Deposi6.3.2,7.1.18
Message Wait Originate6.3.3,7.1.19
Message Waiting6.3.3,7.I.19
Messaging6.3
Messaging, LCD
7.1.16
Mnemonic List Of Features
7.3.I
Modem Setup14.6
Modify Digit Table To Route, Assigning12.4.4
Modify Digit Table12.4.4
Modify Digit Tables, Programming
12.4.4
Modifying Intercom Numbers9.2
Music, Background7.1.3
Music On Intercom Hold7.1.20
Music Or Tone On Hold
7.1.20,8.1.4
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Night Ring7.2.13
Night 
Transfer-Gf Ringing7.2.13
0
On Board Software Upgrade6.1.12
Operator Station6.9.13
Out Dial Delay Time6.8.14P
Pad Level-Transmit, Receive6.13.7,8.1.18
Page, Meet Me Answer7.1.17
Page Recall6.8.2, 14.2.5
Paging Access
6.10.2,6.8.5
Paging Programming6.10
Paging Receive
6.10.4,7.1.21
Paging Transmit6.10.3,7.1.22
Paging Zones6.10
Password, Changing The6.11.1
Password Programming6.11
Pause Time
6.6.1,6.8.7
Personalized Ringing Tone
Phone Types
Pick-Up Groups
Positive Disconnect Time
Prime Intercom Number
Prime Line Group
Prime Line Programming
Prime Line Type
Printer Interface
Printouts, Selecting System
Privacy Release
Programming Call Costing and Station Message
Detail Accounting and Reports
Programming Considerations, Reviewing General
Programming DISA Authorization Codes
Programming For Peripheral Devices
Programming Intercom Numbers
Programming Line Features
Programming Port
Programming Station Class Of Service Features
Programming Station Features
Programming System Features
Programming The 
Tl Parameters
Programming Toll Restriction7.2.137.4
7.2.20
8.1.11
7.2.8
7.2.8
7.2.8
7.2.8
13
13
8.1.5
10
2
8.8.3
14
9
8
7.2.27
7.1
7,7.2
6
6.13
11
PC Attendant Position, Enabling The14.4.1
PC Attendant Position Function Keys, Mapping14.4.5
PC Attendant Position Programming14.4
PC Attendant Position Text Messaging Buttons,
Assigning The14.4.4
Performing The 
Login Procedure1.3
Periodic Tone Time
6.8.9,7.1.33
Periodic Line Tone7.1.33
Peripheral Devices, Programming For14
Personal Intercom Number7.2.1Programming Call Costing and Station Message Detail
Accounting and Reports10
Pulse Dial Interdigit Time
6.8.20,8.1.8
Pulse Dial Make./Pulse Dial Break6.8.21,g.l.g
Pulse Dial Ratio6.8.21.8.1.8
Quick Transfer7.1.43Index -6 
						

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R
Recall Call Forward7.1.5
Recall/Flash
6..8.7
Recall, Timed
6.8.5
Relays , External Paging Equipment Control6.10.6
Relays (External 
Tl Alarm Reporting)6.13.1
Relays, Line Answer From Any Station
6.10.7
Reloading Or Up-Grading The System Software1.4
Remote COS Programming
8.8.4
Remote Day/Night Exception Number
7.1.30,8.4.5
Remote Station Disable7.129
Removing Intercom Numbers9.4
Renumbering Intercom Numbers
9.5
Reports, Automatic10.22
Reports, SMDA, Examples10.2.3
Reports, Manual
10.2.1
Report Option10.1.10
Reporting Errors4.2
Response Messaging6.3.2,7.1.17
Restrict ARS Hookflasb7.1.44
Restricted Numbers Programming Procedure
11.6.1
Restricted Numbers Programming
11.6
Restriction Level Programming11.4
Ring Back On Busy7.2.36
Ring Back Tone
6.9.17
Ring Frequency, IST6.9.12
Ring Mode (IST)6.9.11
Ring No-Answer Rings
7.2.13
Ringer Volume Off7.224
Ringing Line Preference7.1.23
Ringing On Busy
7.2.23
Ringing Preference
7.1.23
RNA Record (for 
CaIIer ID), , Deleting Viewed
14.1.1
Route Access Level12.4.3
Route Table Warning Tone
12.4.1
Route Tables (ARS)
12.4
Routes
12.4.2
S
Selecting System Printouts
Serial Data Port Numbers To Installation Locations,13
Matching
Serial Data Port Parameters, Setting
Serial Data Port Parameters
Serial Number, Obtaining The Systen Software
Serial Port
Serial Ports 1 l-18 Select
Service Observable, Making A Station
Service Observe, Initiating
Service Observing6.4.1
6.4.2
6.4
1.3
6.4
6.9.20
7.2.15
7.2.15
7.2.15Services DTMF Highway
6.9.19
Single Line Proprietary Telephone TAP Button
7.2.22
Single Line TAP
7.2.22
SMDA Attendant Delete
10.1.8
SMDA Report Examples
10.2.3
SMDA Reports
10.2
SMDAISMDR Parameters
10.1
SMDA/SMDR Printer Port
10.1.9
SMDAISMDR Programming
10
SMDR Print Parameter
10.1.3
SMDR Record Format
10.1.4
SMDR Record Sample Shown In SMDA 
Formae
10.1.48.1.6.10.1.11
7.2.32
6.1.11
6.5.2,7.2.17
6.5.1,7.2.19
6.5.3,7.2.18
6.5
6.5.2,7.2.177.1.26
6.6.2
12.6
6.6
6.6.3,7.2.4
SMDR Record
Softkeys Setup
Software Reset
SOHVA Beeps
SOHVA, Busy On
SOHVA Groups
SOHVA Programming
SOHVA Tone Bursts
Speed Dial Groups, System
Speed Dial Groups
Speed Dial Numbers, ARS
Speed Dial Programming
Speed Dial Sets
Speed Dial, System
Square/Non-Square System
Station Default
Station Disable
Station Disable, Remote
Station Features, Block Programming
Station Features, Programming
Station Monitoring
Station Name
Station Numbering, Understanding
Station Ports For Voice Mail Use, Arrqanging
Station Transfer Recall
Status Log, Clearing The
Status Log, Printing The
Synchronized Ringing
System Clock
System Default
System Features Programming
System Parameters
System Software, Reloading Or Up-Grading The
System Speed Dial Groups
System Speed Dial
System Status Button To A 
Station,Assigning A
System Status Log, Clear
System Status Reporting
System Timing6.6.4
7.36.1.4
7.2.25
7.1.297.52
7,7.2
7:1.27
7.2.2
9.1
14.5.16.8.4
6.13.6
6.13.5
6.9.1
6.7
6-I-2
6
6.9
1.4
7.1.266.6.4
6.13.4
6.1.9
6-9.6
6.8
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T
Tl Parameters, Programming The
Tl Status Log Parameters, Programming The
Tl Status Reporting And Major Alarm Alerting
Tl Status Reporting
Tables Default
Telephone Types
Terminal Emulation Programming, Performing 
The6.13
6.13.2
6.13.1
6.9.7
6.1.71.45
Terminal Mode Definitions, Reviewing The3.3
Terminal Setup6.2
Thru Dialing (Through Dialing)7.2.21
Tie Line Non-Standard Protocol Signalling8.7.1
Tie Line Parameters8.7.1
Tie Line Standard-Protocol Signalling
8.7.1
Tie Line Support Programming
8.1.2
Tie Line Support8.7
Tie Line Types
8.7.1
Time and Date6.7
Timed Recall6.8.5
Toll ARS Dialing Pause
6.9.5
Toll Groups Programming11.5
Toll Groups
8.1.12,8.7.1
Toll Restriction Example 111.1
Toll Restriction Example 211.3
Toll Restriction Flow Diagram11.3
Toll Restriction, Programming
11
Tone First
7.2.9
Tone Length
6.8.4,7.2.31
Tone Or Music On Hold7.1.19,8.1.4
Tone Or Voice Signalling
7.2.9
Tracker Access7.1.9Tracker Paging System Options, Programming
14.2.1
Tracker Paging System Programming
14.2
Transfer Ring Cadence
1.2.34
Transfer-To-Voice Mail Button, Assigning
14.5.4
Translate A DXP Database, Using VMMI Software To
1.5
u
Understanding Station Numbering
9.1
Unsupervised Conference
7.1.35
Up-Grading Or Reloading The System Software
1.4
V
VMMI Software Program, Installing The
1.2
Voice Announce Block
7.1.38
Voice Mail Call Transfer Parameters, Arranging14.5.3
Voice Mail DTMF Tone
6.8.18. 14.5.7
Voice Mail ID
8.1.17. 14.5.6
Voice Mail Identification (ID) Number, Assigning14.5.6
Voice Mail Integration Digits, Programming The
14.5.8
Voice Mail Integration Digits, Setting The
14.5.8
Voice Mail Programming14.5
Voice Mail Ringing Options, Arranging
14.5.5
Voice Or Tone Signalling
7.2.9
Voice Prompts6.1.10
W
Windows Terminal Emulation, Configurating The1.8
z
Tracker Paging System Assignments, Making14.2.2Zone Programming6.10.1 
						

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