Comdial Dxp Plus Instructions Manual

							Table Of Contents
1 Introduction 1–1
2 System Records 2–1
2.1 VDT Configuration (Terminal Setup) 2–2
2.2 LCD Messages 2–2
2.3 Serial Data Port Records 2–3
2.4 Subdued Off-Hook Voice Announce Groups 2–4
2.5 Speed Dial Records 2–6
2.6 Timing     2–10
2.7 System Parameters 2–11
2.8 Zone Paging 2–12
2.9 Relays 2–12
2.10 External Paging Port 2–12
2.11 Change Password 2–12
2.12 Feature Renumbering 2–13
2.13 Enabling Status Reporting and Major Alarm Alerting 2–14
2.14 T1 Status Logging     2–14
2.15 Major Alarm Alerting 2–15
3 Station Records 3–1
3.1 COS Programming     3–2
3.2 Station Programming     3–3
3.3 Button Mapping and Telephone Types 3–4
3.4 Copy Model COS 3–26
3.5 Copy Model Station 3–27
3.6 Copy Button Map 3–28
3.7 Hunt Groups 3–29
4 Line Records 4–1
4.1 Line Programming     4–2
4.2 Line Group Programming 4–7
4.3 Copy Model Line 4–7
4.4 System Line Record 4–8
4.5 DID/DNIS Block Programming 4–10
4.6 DISA Configuration Programming Records 4–12
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							5 Intercom Numbers     5–1
5.1 Intercom Record 5–2
6 SMDA/SMDR Records 6–1
6.1 SMDA/SMDR Parameters 6–2
6.2 Automatic Reports 6–2
6.3 Account Code Parameter Records 6–2
6.4 Verified Account Codes 6–3
6.5 Emergency Numbers 6–4
6.6 Authorization Codes 6–4
7 Toll/ARS Records 7–1
7.1 Restriction Tables 7–2
7.2 Staion Restriction Level 7–3
7.3 Toll Groups 7–4
7.4 Route Tables 7–5
7.5 Modify Digit Tables 7–13
8 Printout Records 8–1
8.1 Printout Records 8–2
9 Peripherals 9–1
9.1 Caller ID Records 9–2
9.2 Tracker Records 9–3
9.3 Voice/DVA Records 9–5
9.4 PC Attendant Records 9–6
9.5 Voice Mail Records 9–7
9.6 Modem Setup 9–8
10 Board Configuration 10–1
10.1 Board Configuration Records 10–2
IMI66–125 DXP Plus Programming Records
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							Introduction
Use these record charts along with GCA40-130, DXP Plus Digital Communications System General System
Description, and IMI66-123,DXP Plus Digital Communications System Programming Instructionsto plan the
system configuration and feature applications that best complement the site requirements.
·The charts are arranged in the same order that the VDT programming menus are presented.
·Use the index at the end of this publication to locate a programmable feature by name.
·Since the Diagnostics menu item does not require any record keeping, this publication contains no entry tables
for it. For a discussion of the system diagnostics, see IMI89–239,Understanding The System Diagnostics, that
you can find under the troubleshooting section of your system hardware binder.
Main Menu
1.  System
2.  Stations
3.  Lines
4.  Intercom Numbers
5.  SMDA / SMDR
6.  Toll / ARS
7.  Printouts
8.  Diagnostics
9.  Peripherals
10. Board Configuration
11. Logout
Enter Selection (1-9):
1
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Introduction 1–1 
						

							System Records
·From main menu, type selection number for system and pressENTER.
·From system menu, type selection number for feature and pressENTER.
System
1. Defaults
2. Terminal Setup
3. LCD Messages
4. Save/Restore Database (use VMMI)
5. Serial Ports
6. SOHVA Table
7. Speed Dials
8. Time and Date
9. Timing
10. System Parameters
11. Paging Zones
12. Change Password
13. Feature Renumbering
14. T1–E1 Status Log Parameters
15. Major Alarm Alerting
Enter Selection (1-13):
2
DXP Plus Programming Records IMI66–125
System Records 2–1 
						

							2.1 VDT Configuration(Terminal Setup)
ANSI Terminal
ANSI Color Terminal
WYSE 50 Terminal (default)
Brief Display Mode
2.2 LCD Messages
Number Message(16 Characters Maximum)
01Ba c k a t
02Ca l l
03AskThemToHold
04Take A Me s s age
05I Will Call Back
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Default = bold italic entries
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2–2  System Records 
						

							2.3 Serial Data Port Records
Data Port Baud Rate In Baud Rate Out Data Bits Stop Bits Paity Flow Control
Main Data Port 1
Main Data Port 2
Aux Data Port 1
Aux Data Port 2
Aux Data Port 3
Aux Data Port 4
Aux Data Port 5
Aux Data Port 6
Aux Data Port 7
Aux Data Port 8
Aux Data Port 9
Aux Data Port 10
Aux Data Port 11
Aux Data Port 12
Aux Data Port 13
Aux Data Port 14
Aux Data Port 15
Aux Data Port 16
Baud Rates = 150, 300, 600, 1200, 1800, 2400, 4800, 9600 / Data Bits = 7, 8 / Stop Bits = 1, 2 / Parity = None, Even, Odd
Flow Control = None, Xon/Xoff, CTR/DTR
Defaults: Data Port 1 = 9600, 9600, 8, 1, None, None
Data Port 2 = 2400, 2400, 7, 2, None, None
Data Ports 3–10 = 19,200, 19,200, 8, 1, None, None
Data Ports 11–18 = 9600, 9600, 8, 1, None, None
2.3.1 Modem Setup
Feature Default Program Setting
Data Portmain data port 2
Initialize StringAT S0=1 M0 Q1 E0
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System Records 2–3 
						

							2.4 Subdued Off-Hook Voice Announce Groups
SOHVA Receive
12345678910111213141516
1*..............*
S 2.*.............*
O 3..*............*
H 4...*...........*
V 5....*..........*
A 6.....*.........*
7......*........*
T 8.......*.......*
r 9........*......*
a 10.........*.....*
n 11..........*....*
s 12.. . . ....*...*
m 13............*..*
i 14.............*.*
t 15..............**
16****************
Default = *
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2–4  System Records 
						

							2.5 Speed Dial Records
2.5.1 Speed Dial Records 100—199
Dialing
Code*Line
Selection**Prefix*** Number****Dialing
Code*Line
Selection**Prefix*** Number****
*Enter 100–199 for dialing codes 100–199
**Enter line number, line group number, prime line/last line used—Beginning with software release 8.B,
you can assign intercom as a preselect choice.
***Enter 1–128 for line or enter 1–16 for line group
****Enter 32 digits maximum—enter P for pause and F for hookflash
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System Records 2–5 
						

							2.5.2 Speed Dial Records 200—299
Dialing
Code*Line
Selection**Prefix*** Number****Dialing
Code*Line
Selection**Prefix*** Number****
*Enter 200–299 for dialing codes 200–299
**Enter line number, line group number, prime line/last line used—Beginning with software release 8.B,
you can assign intercom as a preselect choice.
***Enter 1–128 for line or enter 1–16 for line group
****Enter 32 digits maximum—enter P for pause and F for hookflash
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2–6  System Records 
						

							2.5.3 Speed Dial Records 300–399
Dialing
Code*Line
Selection**Prefix*** Number****Dialing
Code*Line
Selection**Prefix*** Number****
*Enter 300–399 for dialing codes 300–399
**Enter line number, line group number, prime line/last line used—Beginning with software release 8.B,
you can assign intercom as a preselect choice.
***Enter 1–128 for line or enter 1–16 for line group
****Enter 32 digits maximum—enter P for pause and F for hookflash
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System Records 2–7