Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 256 Installation And Field Maintenance Manual

							PROGRAMMINGIssue 1, November 1994INTER-TELPRACTICESIMX/GMX 256 INS-TION & MAlNTENANCE
circuit, then select the OK command buttonto return
to the System 
Con&uration window.
NOTE: 
OPXs are single-line stations that must be pro-
grammed in Station programming to determine the OPXstation status, ring cadence, and ring type. Also, the
straps on the DID card must be set correctly (refer to
SPECIFICATIONS, page 2-15).l
TIC: To view the programmed circuit types, scroll
through the 
Tl Cards list box. The option buttons
change to indicate the current programming for a
circuit as you highlight the circuit in the list box. To
program the circuit type of a 
Tl Card circuit, high-light the desired circuit in the 
Tl Cards list box.
Then move to the Circuit Types options and selectthe desired option button. Repeat this process for
each circuit, then select the OK command button.
Or, To exit without saving any changes, select the
Cancel command button.
Tl C&uits
CKT# Type
16.61 NON-BLOCKING FOR VOICE 
CElAN-
NELS: Each voice bus (PCM highway) has 32 available
time slots (voice channels) that are allocated for outsidecalls, intercom calls, and pages on a first-come, 
first-
served basis. The software automatically distributes all
equipped cards among the voice buses to make the bestpossible use of the available times slots. If there is a
large number of cards installed, two or more cards may
be assigned to the same PCM highway.
16.62This option, which should be used only if neces-
sary, allows you to dedicate voice channels to a singlecard and therefore prevent having voice channels
blocked when the system traffic is heavy. (Non-block-
ing designations decrease the number of boards that can
be assigned to a voice bus.) To dedicate channels to a
card, 
highlight that card in the System Configuration listbox, then select the check box for Non-blocking for
voice channels to place an X in it. To remove the X and
release the voice channels, select the check box again.
LGCs and LSCs require eight channels each for non-
blocking. 
KSCs and SLCs require up to 16 channels. Forvoice channel distribution information refer to pages
2-6 through 2-7 in 
SPECIFICIiTIONS. To generate
voice channel allocation data for traffic anaylysis, per-
form the following steps:(1) Exit to the Inter-Tel logo screen and press
ALT-F7 to access the On-Line Monitor. (Ifnec-
essary, enter the Monitor Unrestricted pass-
word.)
(2)Press ALT-R to access the Resources menu, thenpress B to select the Board-to-Voice Bus Map
ping option. The report is displayed, similar to
the one shown below.
16.63If any board in a voice bus is designated as
“non-blocking,” that voice bus will be marked “N” in
the Blocking category. The example below is a 
Board-to-voice Bus Mapping report for a system with 27
boards. The actual values depend on the size and config-
uration of the system.
NOTE: Designating one or more cards as non-blocking
may increase the chances that the remaining cards will
experience blocking. If too many cards are designated
as non-blocking (i.e., all available system voice chan-
nels are used up), the system generates an error message
(whenever the system is powered up or voice channels
are rebalanced) to indicate that non-blocking status is
not guaranteed.
16.64EXIT: When finished, select the Exit command
button. A window asks “Perform Update to Database?”To update the database and exit to the Applications
Menu, select Yes. Or, select No to exit without saving
any changes. Select Cancel to return to the System Con-
figuration window without updating the database.
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FIGURE 5-3.SAMPLE BOi$RD-TO-VOICE BUS MAPPING REPORTBoard Number
jQ&guVoice-Bus Number 05 06 01
Time Slots Used 16 13 08
Blocking?Y Y Y
Board Number14J&5xVoice-Bus Number 06 01 02
Time Slots Used 08 08 08
Blocking?Y Y YVoice-Bus 
Numbec01Time Slots Allocated 32
Blocking?Y
Q&EQgo7QgfiloL11213
02030405060102030405
080808
08080808080808
YYYYYYYYYY
uJ&,re2oa2223&$252627
0304050601020304050607
08080808-08080808080816
Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y NA
Q2eseaesQ6QlQB32323248451600
YYYYYNY
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							PROGRAMMINGIssue 1, November 1994INTER-TEL4PRAcTIcEsIMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
FIGURE 5-4.INDIVIDUAL SWI’ION PROGRAMMING (STN)
TO USE: Make a copy of this 3-page programming sheet for each station in the system.
Circuit number
Extension numberFull name
User name1
 Station Exchange PasswordII
Miscellaneous Flags -
Allow Private Intercom Override
Auto 
Att/VM/DISA DND Breakthrough
Auto Answer CO 
(keyset only)
Auto Answer 
IC (keyset only)
Barge Initiate 
(keyset only)Barge Receive
CampOn Tones
CO Reseize 
(keyset only)Dial Pulse (single-line only)Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
YeSor No
DID Camp011 Tones
Do-Not-Disturb Allowed
DND Override 
(keyset only)
DTMF Feedback Tone (single-line only)
E&M 
CampOn Tones
Handsfree 
(keyset only)Headset 
(keyset only)
LCR Facility Croup Camp On
Message Lamp (single-line only)Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
YeSor No
Music Channel
Off Premises Extension (single-line only)One
YeSor Two
or No
OHVA Receive 
(keyset only)
OWATransmit
Page Remove/Replace (keyset only)Redial Mode 
(keyset only)Enabled or Disabled
Enabled or Disabled
Remove or ReplaceDialed or Saved
Ring Cadence (single-line only)
Ring Intercom Always
Ring Type for OPX (single-line only)
Transparent LCRNormal or ExtendedEnabled or Disabled
AC 
orDCEnabled or Disabled
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FIGURE 5-4.1NDIVlDUA.L SMI’ION PROGRAMMING (Continued)Miscellaneous Station 
Information-
Attendant
Alt. Msg. source
Message Center
Acct Code Type: S/F/L/None
IndexValidate? 
yesorNo
Class-of-service code:
Tenant/Dept. #
Ring zoneOutgoing Access 
-
Day Trunk Groups:
Night 
TNI& Groups:Programmable Keys 
-
Key Map Number:
Station Programmable Keys:
I
6
7Secondary Call Key Assignments 
-
If this is a principal station:If this is a secondary station:
1 SEC. KEY 1 ASSOCIATED STN 1 RING PRIN. FIRST? 1
01Yes or No
02Yes or NoII
03I1 YesorNoI
-04I1 YesorNoIII
05I1 YesorNoI
06Yes or No
07Yes or No
08Yes or No
09Yes or No
10Yes or No
11Yes or No
12Yes or NoSpecial Purpose Stations 
-
Fill in appropriate infomation if the station serves as
any of the following 
qmial purpose stations:
Attendant:
Message Center:
List of stations served:
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FIGURE 5-4.INDIVIDUAL STATION PROGRAMMING (Continued)
iSpecial Purpose Stations (continued) 
-
Fill in appropriate information if the station serva as
any of the following special purpose stations:
Automated Attendant -
Recall Destination:I
Digit Translation:
1:
16:
House Phone 
-
1 Day Number:
Night Number:
FAX Station (single-line only) 
-
I
Message Center:I
Voice Mail Station (single-line only):
Yes or NoSystem Forwarding 
-
Forwarding Path 1:
Call Type(s):
Condition(s):
System Mode(s):
Ring Principal:
Ring-illRecall
IC Calls
DID
DISAIAA E&M
Transfer
Busy
DND
No 
Am.Immediate
Day
Yes or NoNightForwarding Path 2:
Call Type(s):Ring-inRecall
IC CallsDIDDISAJAA 
E&M
Transfer
Condition(s):
BUYDND
No 
Ans.Immediate
System Mode(s):
DayNight
Ring Principal:Yes or No
Forwarding Path 3:Call Type(s): Ring-in
Recall
IC CallsDID
DISA/AA E&M
Transfer
Condition(s):BusyDND
No 
Am.Immediate
System Mode(s):
DayNight
Ring Principal:Yes or NoToll Restriction 
-
IscosDAY MODE1 NIGHTMODE 1
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FIGURE 5-5;KEY ASSIGNMENTS (KEY)
TO USE: These pages give sample key maps for each station instrument type. Defaults, if any, are shown. Copy the
diagrams, identify the key map, and change the names of the appropriate keys to reflect their assignments in each key-
map.
KEYSElT KEY MAPNUMBERDESCXIPTIO~
EXECUTIVE DIGITAL KEYSET
IIIII
IHOLDpANsFER 11 
SYSSPD 1 REDIAL 1
I 
v VOLUME A 1
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FIGURE 5-5.KEY ASSIGNMENTS (Continued)
I(EysET KJZY MAP NUMBERDESCFUPTION:
STmONS:
1a
Ia
Ial
1al
1al
1al
STANDARD DIGITAL KEYSET
CALL1I ISD1 I
CALL2I I=I
CALL3I I=I
CALL4I I=I
KI I=I
DNDI IcNF . I
1 V VOLUME A [
1ANSWER
I IOLJTGOING 1
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FIGURE 5-5.KEY ASSIGNMENTS (Continued)
KEYSET KEY MAP NUMBERDESCRIFTIOM
SI’Kl-IONS:
IhM 12-LINE AND 24-LINE KEYSETS
l-=-l
P-l
W-J
01
GHI
04
El7
0
*
rl2
JKL
05
El8
OPER
00
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FIGURE 5-5.KEY ASSIGNMENTS (Continued)
K)?XSET KEY h4AP NUMBERDEXXIPTION:
S’lXllONS:
IMX &LINE KEYSETS
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FIGURE 5-5.KEY ASSIGNMENTS (Continued)
Kl3YSET KEY MAP NUMBER:DESCRIPTION:
SIWIONS:
INTER-TEIJDVK 24iINE KEYSET
VOLDNVOL UP
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