Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 416/832 Installation Manual

							INTER-TELPRACTICES 
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lM.X/GMX 416/832 INS’MLLATION & MAINTENANCE 
Issue 1, November 1994 
Include 
Source of Backup Exclude 
Source of Backup 
13.62 BACKUP: This command button allows you to 
program backups for the system reference clock. When 
selected, the window shown above appears. 
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INCLUDE or EXCLUDE: The include list can 
contain all Tl Cards with designated “slave” clocks, 
the “master” Tl Card, and the Matrix Card. The 
cards appear in the list according to 
backup priority, 
from highest priority (at the top of the list) to lowest 
priority. “Master” Tl Cards share the same priority 
and always appear just above the Matrix Card 
(which is at the bottom of the list). To change the 
priority of a “slave” TlC, locate that card on the In- clude list and press SPACE BAR, it moves to the Bx- 
elude list. Then scroll to the desired new location for 
the card in the Include list and move the highlight to 
the Exclude list. Select the card again to move it 
back to the Include list in the new location. To com- 
pletely remove a card from the list, select it in the In- 
clude list to automatically move it to the Exclude 
list. 
OK or CANCEL: When Backup programming is 
completed, select the OK command button. To exit 
without saving any changes, select the Cancel com- 
mand button. 
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- Zero Code Suppression Scheme 
DSX-1 Line Length 
@ AMI @it 7> 0 BgZS 0 None @ 0-133 Feet 0 266-399 Feet 
0 133-266 Feet 0 399-533 Feet 
pcM Encoding Law 
0 533-655 Feet 
Transmit mu-Law to mu-Law + 
Relay Activation 
~ (7) (ErrorDiag) 
02 Relay Not Enabled 
+. (xz&-) 
(ok) (cancel) 
13.63 Tl CARD PROG 
RAMMING: The list box on 
page 5-126 shows all Tl Cards that are configured in the 
system. To program a Tl Card, highlight and select it. 
The window shown above appears: 
CARD TYPE: Select the type of framing scheme, 
D4 Superframe or Extended Superframe @SF), used 
by the Tl trunk connected to each card. 
ZERO CODE SUPPRESSION SCHEME: Select 
the type zero suppression scheme - AMl (Bit 7), 
Bipolar Eight Zero Substitution (BSZS), or None - 
used by the Tl trunk connected to each card. 
CHANNEL 
SERVICE UNIT (CSU): Designate 
whether the optional on-board CSU is installed on 
the Tl Card or the DSX-1 interface is used. Depend- 
ing on which is selected, also program one of the fol- 
lowing. 
- LINE 
BUILD-OUT (LBO): If the optional on- 
board CSU is installed, designate the LB0 atten- 
uation of the Tl trunk connected to the card. This 
value is determined by the distance to the nearest 
public network Tl repeater and the type of cable 
used. The LB0 options are: 
CklB (3000t feet) 
7SdB (1600-3000 feet) 
15dB (O-1600 feet) 
- DSX-1 LINE LENGTH: If the optional on- 
board CSU is not installed and DSX-1 is used, 
designate the length of the cabling between the 
Tl Card and the external CSU, or between the Tl 
Card and the other telephone system (within the 
same building) to which it is connected. The line 
length options are: 
O-133 feet 
133-266 feet 
266-399 feet 
399433 feet 
533-655 feet 
NOTE: The programming prompts for LB0 attenu- 
ation and DSX-1 line length assume that proper Tl 
cable (with the above characteristics) is being used. 
When transmittiug over shorter distances (e.g., 
when the nearest public network Tl repeater is less 
than 2OW feet from the MDP), it may be possible to 
use standard 
two-pair voice frequency cable instead; 
however, the programmer may have to compensate 
by selecting longer LB0 distances or DSX-1 line 
lengths. Also, no matter which type of cable is used, 
the transmit and receive pairs must be shielded from 
each other (or run in separate cables or binder 
groups). 
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13.64 EXXTz (Shown in the 
Tl Programming window 
on page 5-126.) When Tl programming is finished, 
select the Exit command button. 
A window appears that 
asks “Perform Update to Database?” To update the data- base and exit to the Applications Menu, select Yes. Or, 
select No to exit without saving any changes. Select 
Cancel to return to the Tl Programmiug window with- 
out updating the database. 
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Tabular Errors per Hour/Day 
Graphical Errors per Hour 
Graphical Errors per Day 
(gizii-) 
Error ‘Ifipe orrent Errors 
Current Hour Current Day 
Controlled Slips 
CRC-6 (Cyclic Redundancy Check) 
ES (Errored Seconds) 
OOF/COFA (Out-of-Frame) 
SES (Severely Errored Seconds) 
TODV (Transmit One’s Density Violations) 
UAS (Unavailable Seconds) 
ERROR DIAGNOSTICS: (Shown in Tl Interface 
window on page 5-128.) You can view selected re- 
ports that show the current Tl error counts (by hour 
and day) for the selected card in a graph or table. If 
using a stand-alone PC, the reports can be sent to 
files on the PC or to a printer port. To print the re- 
ports, the necessary printer driver must be installed 
on the PC. For information on installing a driver, re- 
fer to page 5-8. 
- OUTPUT TYPE: Determine whether the out- 
put will be printed in a table or as a graph. If you 
want a graph, determine whether it will represent 
errors by the hour or by the day. Select the de- 
sired option to place a dot in the option button. 
- 
UPDATIQ To ensure that the error statistics are 
as current as possible, select the Update com- 
mand button. 
- CURRENT ERRORS: This list box shows how 
many errors have occurred in the current day and 
the current hour. To select the error type that will 
be shown in the graph or table, move the high- 
light bar to the desired error type in the list box. 
When you press the SPACE BAR, the table or 
graph is displayed on the screen (and, if enabled, 
can be sent to the printer). 
- 
PORT/FILE Available in stand-alone pm- 
gramming sessions only. 
Select the Port/File command button to designate the destination 
printer port or PC file for the report. The follow- 
ing window appears. Place a dot in the desired 
port or file option button by selecting it. 
If FILE 
is selected, enter the destination file path name in 
the text box. When the destination is pro- 
grammed, select the OK command button. To 
exit without changing the destination, select the 
Cancel command button. 
Destination 
0 LpTl 0 COMI 
: I 
0 LET2 0 COMZ 
0 LPD @ FILE 
Pm_/FILE: 
1 
I 
(ok) (pz-) 
OK: When finished viewing the graph or table, 
select the OK command button to return to the 
Tl Interface window. 
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14. ATI’ENDANTS 
14.1 When the Attendants option is selected from the 
Applications Menu window, the menu expands to show 
the following choices: 
Attendants... 
Attendant’s Console 
Alias Programming 
DSS/BLF Assignment 
14.2 Each of the options and the windows they access 
are described in detail in the following pages. 
A. ATTENDANT’S CONSOLE (CONS) 
14.3 The 
window shown below allows you to save the 
Attendant Computer Console database on a floppy disk 
that can then be loaded into the console PC. This proce- 
dure is not necessary if the console is equipped with a 
modem for database downloads. 
NOTE: The floppy disk must be formatted in the con- 
sole PC to ensure that the console PC will be able to read 
the data. If the programming PC and the console PC do 
not have compatible disk drives, the data must be copied 
onto the properly formatted disk using a third PC before 
it can be used in the console PC. The following instruc- 
tions assume that the console PC and programming PC 
have compatible drives. 
14.4 To 
CREATE A DAZiBASE DISK: 
(1) On the Attendant Computer Console press the 
GIRL, SHIFf, and X keys at the same time to 
display the C:\OPTERM prompt. NOTE: The 
console will not be able to place or receive calls 
during this procedure. 
(2) 
(3) 
(4) 
(5) 
(6) 
Q 
(8) 
c-4 
(10) 
(11) 
Insert the floppy disk into the console PC disk 
drive. Type FORMAT AZ and press RETURN. 
When disk formatting is complete, remove the 
floppy disk from the drive. 
Insert the floppy disk in the programming PC 
disk drive. 
Select the Attendant’s Console window (shown 
below). 
Set the database destination by selecting the 
Drive A: option button or selecting the Path op 
tion button. 
If Path is selected, a text box appears 
that allows you to type the destination path 
name. When you enter the path name, be sure it 
ends with a backslash 6). 
Select the “Create Database” command button. 
The database is automatically loaded onto the 
disk and the window shows “Percent complete” 
to indicate progress. 
When the database has been loaded onto the 
disk, select the Exit command button and 
remove the disk from the floppy drive. 
Insert the disk in drive A: of the console PC. 
At the C:\OPTERM prompt, type NEWDB and 
press RETURN. The PC automatically copies 
the data and restarts the Console. 
When the “Station is Idle” prompt appears, the 
console is ready for use. Remove the floppy disk 
from the drive. 
ictions setup Exit 
- 
Database Dest 
0 l Drive A: 
0 Drive B: 
0 Path (YZKZ-) 
(BeateDatabase) 
I Exit 
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Actions Setup 
Exit 
Enter the station to alias: Current Aliases 
B. ALIAS PROGRAMMING (AL!%) 
14.5 The system intercom directory is stored in the 
4161832 System database and transferred to the Atten- 
dant Computer Console during database download. 
Aliases can be assigned to extension numbers that have 
more than one user or purpose so that they appear in the 
console directory more than once. For example, if two 
users share a station, one name can be programmed as 
the user description for that station and the other name 
can be programmed as an alias. If these two users also 
have a special function, such as “customer service” that 
name can also be programmed as an alias for that sta- 
tion. There can be a total of up to 280 aliases pro- 
grammed in the system. (The program plamting sheet 
for alias progr amming is in Figure 5-27 on page 5-240.) 
NOTE: Aliases will not appear in the IC directory that is 
accessed by keysets. These aliases can only be viewed 
on Attendant Computer Console stations. 
14.6 
ENTER THE STATION TO ALLA!% Select the 
“Enter the station to alias” 
text box and enter the desired extension number. (Or press F2 to display a list of sta- 
tions then select the desired station.) 
14.7 ALIAS: For each alias to be programmed for this 
station, select the Alias command button. The following 
window appears. 
Description: 
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I 
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0 DESCRIPTION: Select the Description text box 
and enter an alias of up to 20 characters. 
OK or CANCEL: 
Select the OKbutton to exit to the 
Alias programming window. The station appears in 
the Current Aliases list box. Or, select the Cancel 
button to exit without saving the alias. 
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Actions setup Exit 
QSWBLF 
KeYmaP Associated Keyset 
Station Pick List 
1002 01.03 ‘Station Undefined (Delete] 
1003 01.04 ‘Station 
Undefined 
1004 01.05 ‘Station 
Undefined 
1005 01.06 ‘Station 
Undefined [-XT) 
C. DSWBLF ASSIGNMENT (DSS) 
14.9 The 
window shown above can be accessed by se- 
lecting DSWBLF Assignment from the Attendants 
menu or by entering the DSS command. To prepare to 
program the attendant stations, determine which 
circuits will be connected to DSS/BLF Units, the sta- 
tions they will be associated with, and the stations that 
they will access. A program planning sheet is in Figure 
5-28onpage5-241. 
I 14.10 There can be a maximum of 50 DSS/BLF- 
equipped keyset stations on the system. 
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I 
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Analog IMK and DVK DSS/BLF Units are pro- 
grammed to be used with specific keysets, but are 
not physically attached to the keysets. Each unit re- 
quires separate cabling and a separate Keyset Card 
(KSC) circuit. For each DSS/BLFUnit installed, one 
fewer keyset can be installed. 
Digital DSS/BLF Units are connected to Digital 
Keysets using a PC Data Port Module (PCDPM) at- 
tached to the keyset. Up to four Digital DSS/BLF 
Units can be connected in series to one PCDPM. 
14.11 STATION PICK LIST: To assign a station cir- 
cuit for DSS/BLF use, scroll through the Station Pick list 
until the desired station is highlighted, and select it. The 
following window appears which warns you that any 
previous programming for the station (attendant, mes- sage center, etc.) will be erased. If you select OK, the 
window described on the next page appears. If you se- 
lect Cancel, the window shown above returns. 
Any references to the keyset selected by other 
14.12 
DSS/BLR To change the keymap and 
associated keyset for an existing DSWBLF station, se- 
lect the desired station in the DSS/BLF stations list box. 
A window appears as shown on the next page. 
14.13 
DELETEDSS: To delete an existing DSS/BLF 
station, highlight the desired DSS/BLF station in the 
DSWBLF list box and select the Delete DSS/BLF com- 
mand button. 
14.14 EXIT: When DSWBLF programming is 
finished, select the Exit command button. 
A window ap- 
pears that asks “Perform Update to Database?” To up 
date the database and exit to the Applications Menu, se- 
lect Yes. Or, select No to exit without saving 
any 
changes. Select Cancel to return to the DSWBLF 
Assignment window without updating the database. 
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