Inter-Tel 824 Installation And Field Maintenance Manual

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INTER-TEL ADDENDUM TO824 MANUAL 
DECEMBER 1985 
PLANTRONICS PHONEBEAM SPEAKERPHONE 
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A Plantronics PhoneBeam Speakerphone (model IR 101-01 or IR lOl- 
03) can be connected to a keyset for handsfree operation on out- 
side (C.O.) calls. 
The model 01 interface cable is terminated on 
a SO-pin connector; 
an IR-2 Adapter can be ordered from Plantron- 
its to provide individual spade lug connectors. 
The model 03 
interface cable is terminated on .individual spade connectors. 
Installation and operation procedures appear below. 
NOTES: 1. PhoneBeam Speakerphone model IR 101-02 is..incompati- 
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ble with the 824 System and should not be installed. 
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2. PhoneBeam model numbers and configurations may be 
different after 6/86. 
Contact Plantronics before 
ordering the speakerphones specified.above. 
A. 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
6. 
7. 
8. 
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Install the PhoneBeam Speakerphone . . 
Splice the speakerphone interface cable Black wire and White 
wire together. 
Using two insulated- wires or a cable, 
ext$&d the speakerphone 
Red wire and Light Green wire from the keyset to the keysets 
modular jack assembly. Connect them as follows: 
Speakerphone Wire Keyset Jack Assembly Terminal 
Red 
Tip (Green) 
Light Green Ring (Red) 
If the keyset is plugged into ..the modular jack assembly, 
remove the line cord from the keyset. Open the keyset by 
removing the screws on the bottom. (If you have a Hitec key- 
set, you must use a slotted screwdriver to release the re- 
taining tabs in order to separate the covers after removing 
the screws.) 
On the keyset Control PCB,. remove the Yellow wire from termi- 
nal S-l and splice it with the speakerphone Slate wire. .. 
Connect the speakerphone Light Blue wire to terminal S-l. 
Tape and store the remaining speakerphone leads.. 
Reassemble the keyset and plug in the line cord. . 
Connect the AC adapter to the speakerphone and plug the. 
adapter into an AC outlet. 
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B. Operate the Companion II Speakerphone 
The speakerphone can be turned on or off at any time during a 
call. To transfer from the speakerphone to .the handset, lift the 
handset and press the speakerphone OFF key. 
To disconnect, hang 
up= To transfer from the handset to the speakerphone, press the 
keyset HOLD key and replace the handset. 
Then press the speaker- 
phone ON key and the flashing line key. 
To disconnect, press the 
speakerphone OFF key; then press the keyset RLS key. 
NOTES: 1. Do not attempt to connect a conference while the 
speakerphone 
is in use; 
the speakerphone may be 
turned on only after the conference has been con- 
nected. 
2. To place an outside call on hold while using the 
speakerphone, 
lift the handset, 
press the keyset HOLD 
key, and replace the handset. 
To return to the hold- 
ing party, press the flashing line key. 
To place a handsfree outside call (dialing on hook): 
1. While on hook, press an unlit line key. 
2. Press the speakerphone ON key. 
3. Dial the telephone number. . 
4. To disconnect, press the speakerphone OFF key; then press the 
keyset RLS key. 
To answer an outside call handsfree: 
1. When you hear repeating long ring tones, press the speaker- 
phone ON key. 
2. Press the flashing line key. 
You are connected to the incorn-- 
ing call. 
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3. To disconnect, press the speakerphone OFF key;  then :press 1 
the keyset RLS key. i 
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To answer an outside call transferred from another keyset: 
1. While on hook, press the speakerphone ON key. 
2. Press the flashing line key. 
You are connected to the trans- __  
ferred call. 
3. To disconnect, press the speakerphone OFF key; then press the 
keyset RLS key. ~ 
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PAGING FEATURES 
Page 8-34, 
paragraphs 5.13 and 5.14. 
Delete double tone and 
insert three tones. 
ADDITIONS TO 824 MANUAL 
NORTHERN TELECOM COMPANION II SPEAKERPHONE 
A Northern Telecomm Companion II Speakerphone can be connected to 
a keyset for handsfree operation on outside (C.O.) calls. In- 
stallation and operation procedures appear below. 
A. 
1. 
2. 
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4. 
5. 
6. 
7. 
8. 
9. 
Install the Companion II Speakerphone 
Connect the speakerphone Brown/White wire to one side of an 
NE-20128 transformer or equivalent. Connect the White/Brown 
wire to the other:side of the transformer. 
Splice the speakerphone Slate/Red and Blue/Black wires 
together. .- 
Using two insulated wires or a cable, extend the speakerphone 
White/Blue and Blue/White wires from the keyset to the key- 
sets modular jack.‘assembly. Connect them as follows: 
Speakerphone Wire Keyset Jack Assembly Terminal 
White/Blue Tip (Green) 
Blue/White Ring (Red) 
If the keyset is plugged into the modular jack assembly, 
remove the line cord from the keyset. Open the keyset by re- 
moving the screws on the bottom. (If you have a Hitec key- 
set, you must use a slotted screwdriver to release the re- 
taining tabs in order to separate the covers after removing 
the screws.) 
On the Keyset Control PCB, remove the Yellow wire from termi- 
nal S-l and splice it with the speakerphone Orange/Violet 
wire. 
Connect the speakerphone Violet/Orange wire to terminal S-1, 
Tape and store the remaining speakerphone leads. 
Reassemble the keyset. 
Plug the transformer into an AC power outlet. 
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BATTERY BACK-UP 
Page 3-47, paragraph 8.01.(6). 
Correct text to read as follows: 
If external batteries are installed, 
they must 
be fully charged 
at the time of installation. 
Because they are not charged by the 
system, they must 
be disconnected and recharged after use. 
Con- 
sult your back-up power representative for assistance in choosing 
the proper charger and batteries. 
NOTE: This completes 
the installation procedure for external 
batteries. The following 
teries only. instructions apply to internal bat- 
If internal batteries are installed, 
wait approximately 6 hours 
for the battery -pack to partially charge. 
Since charging time 
depends on the amp/hour rating, this may vary. 
The system 
charges at a low rate to protect against battery damage. 
FIGURE 5-2, STATION (STN) MONITOR DISPLAY DATA (CONTD) 
Page 5-7, LCD Display Data Buffer. 
Correct column 6 to show . 
letters N, N, and 0 as m, n, and o. 
FIGURE 8-4. LED INDICATIONS 
Page 
8-12. Insert Queued line available under Incoming call. 
RING TONES 
Page 8-13, paragraph 2.07 (2) b. and d. Insert 
double between 
One and tone. 
SYSTEM SPEED DIALING 
Page 8-24, paragraph 4.40 (4). 
Correct text to read as follows: 
Press the pound (#) key, press the 
MEM key, and hang up.” 
REVERSE TRANSFER 
Page 8-2.8, paragraph 4.67. 
Delete 
and press the DSS key of the - 
station where the intercom call is waiting. 
C.O. CALL-WAITING 
Page 
8-31, paragraph 4.79 (2) a. After the iast sentence, insert / ,: 
the following: If your 
keyset is programmed for system hold apd 
you want to place a call on I-Hold, 
press your own DSS key in- 
stead. 
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INTER-TEL ADDENDUM TO 824 MANUAL 
DECEMBER 1985 
I CHANGES AND ADDITIONS 
TO THE 824 INSTALLATION & FIELD MAINTENANCE MANUAL 
Part No. 
247.8002 
This addendum updates the current issue of the 824 Installation & 
Field.Maintenance Manual and provides additional information that 
previously did not appear in the manual. 
Make changes to your 
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manual as indicated on pages 1 through 3 and insert .pages 3 
. through 7 in your manual for future reference. 
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CHANGES TO THE 824 MANUAL -_ .~ 
KTI-4 CARD 
KTI-4 cards are no longer available. 
Only KTI-8 cards (Fart 
No. 
247.2300) are available. 
KTI PCB FUSES 
Page 2-6, paragraph 5.17, 
Correct text to read as follows: 
The 
power fuse (FO) is alA, 
125V, fast-acting fuse that protects the 
KSU from shorts at the stations. 
The station speech path fuse 
(Fl) is a 0.3A, 125V, fast-acting fuse that protects the KSU from 
shorts on the tip and ring wires. 
These fuses are not industry 
standard and can be ordered from Inter-Tel (Part No. 
802.1010 
[FO] or 802.1018 [Fl]). 
BATTERY BACK-UP 
Page 2-9, paragraph 8.03. 
Renumber paragraph to 8.04. 
Correct 
text to read as follows: 
Internal batteries are trickle-charged 
by a float voltage of 27.3VDC. 
Calculation is made by multiply- 
ing the number of cells (12) by the charge per cell (2.27V). 
External batteries are not charged by the system and must‘be 
.fully charged at the time of installation. 
After they have been : 
used, 
they should be disconnected from 
the system and recharged; 
Consult your back-up power representative for assistance in 
choosing the proper charger and batteries. 
Page 2-9, paragraph 8.04. Renumber paragraph to 8.03. 
FIGURE 3-5. STATION CABLE TERMINATIONS ON THE KTI BLOCK 
Page 3-10. Delete +38V and inserr ?+27V. 
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Owner Installation 
3-8 8-8 ADDl Interdigital Time-Out: 
Default = 15 seconds 
Variable Range 01-99 
4-8 Program # 16 
Name: Add-l Timer 
Data LED A: O-9 
Data LED B: l-9 
Initialized: Preset to 15 
4-13 Between F and G: 
Program Number 16 - Add-l Timer: 
This sets the 
time delay (plus 30 
seconds if SMDR option 2 or 3 
is selected) before the SMDR starts timing a call 
after the last digit 
is dialed. 
The timer resets 
for every digit dialed. 
Digits dialed will not be 
monitored after the Add-l 
timer elapses; It is 
preset to 15 and the range is 01-99 seconds. 
Data 
fields A and B are used to enter the selection 
i0 and 1 = 01; 9 and 9 = 99). 
4-16 Z. Program Number 96 - SMDR Printout: 
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.l All calls -- After the last digit is dialed, 
the SMDR begins monitoring after the Add-l 
timer elapses. 
2 
3 
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Outgoing calls when 7 or more digits are dialed 
-- After the seventh digit is dialed, the SMDR 
begins monitoring 30 seconds after the Add-l 
timer elapses. 
Outgoing calls when 8 or more digits are dialed 
-- after the eighth digit is dialed, the SMDR 
begins monitoring 30 seconds after the Add-l 
timer elapses. 
4-25 Between Program Numbers 15 and 50, add: 
Program Number 16 
ADD-l TIMER (01-99) - 
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Owner Installation 
3-10 8-10 
AUTO KEY description: 
..line for 
incoming Automatically selects a C.O. 
calls, 
transferred 
calls, 
and 
calls placed on hold on the keyset in use. 
3-19 
8-19 
Automatic Line Selection (AUTO) -- Outgoing Call: 
Delete this section, 
4.14. including paragraphs 4.12 to 
3-20 
8-20 
In paragraph 4.17, delete priority (3). 
3. PR0GwL.E ADD-l INTERDIGITAL TIMER 
For the System Message Detail Recording,. the type of call to mon- 
itor and the 
mable. time to begin monitoring a call are both program- 
After the last digit of a telephone number is dialed, the 
Add-l Interdigital Timer is the time delay before the SMDR- 
starts timing a call. 
software version, It was set at 15 seconds in the previous 
but it can now be programmed as desired, with a 
range from l-99 seconds. 
The flexibility in the 
Add-l timer also affects special. appli- 
 
cations, 
such as telebanking and calling computers directly. The 
user needs the 12 buttons on the keypad (O-9, *, #) to use these 
machines. 
Consequently, on . 
this system certain combinations of 
digits dialed will not be 
sent 
out 
over the line after the 
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Add-l timer elapses.. 
The user must have enough time to gain 
entry to the machines before the time elapses. 
grammed up to a maximum of 99 seconds. This can be pro- 
Page Numbers 
Owner 
Installation 
-3-2 8-2 
2;03 SMDR options, 
96, include: using Maintenance Panel Program 
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B; 
c. 
D. 
All outgoing local 
and long distance calls -- 
After a telephone number is dialed, the SMDR 
begins 
monitoring 
after the 
Add-l 
timer 
elapses. 
Outgoing calls 
longer than 30 
seconds in 
duration -- 
After any telephone number is 
dialed, the SKDR begins monitoring 30 seconds 
after the 
Add-l timer elapses. _ 
Long distance 
calls -- 
After a long-distance 
number is dialed, the SMDR begins monitoring 30 
seconds after the Add-l timer elapse;. 
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A record of incoming calls if the station user 
enters an account code. 
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