Inter-Tel Imx/Gmx 416/832 Installation Manual

							INTER-TELPRAcrIcEs IMXIGMX 4161832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INDEX Issue 1, November 1994 
HDLC. See High-level Data Link Control (HDLC) Card 
Headsets, 2-27,2-31,4-g, 4-43 
enable/disable, S-31.5-52 
installation, 3-109,3-120,3-129 
troubleshooting, 6-31 
High-Level Data Link Control Card (HDLC), 2-6,2-13 
connection to hfXC, 2-13 
connection to Pro6g, 2-13 
installation, 3-70,3-74 
reset switch, 2-13 
Hold 
caII sptitting, 4-67 
individual, 4-6,4-67 
recaII, 4-67,4-68 
skate to, 5-69 
system, 4-9,4-67 
timer, 5-81 
HOLD key, 4-46,4-49 
Home area code, 4-29,5-172 
Hookflash, 4-97 
enable/disable, 4-97, S-106 
feature code, 4-6 
timer, 5-83 
trunk& 4-37 
Hot dial pad, 4-4,4-42,5-68 
Hourglass cursor, 5-14 
House phone, 4-92 
day and night numbers, S-40 
programming, s-38, S-40 
troubleshooting, 6-26 
Humidity, 2-9.3-4 
Hunt group 
key, 4-42.5~36,5-49, S-50 
Hunt group report, 5-153, S-160 
Hunt 4-16  groups, 
all ring, 4-16 
announcement stations, 4-17,5-61,5-65 
automated attendant hunt groups, 5-63 
caII circulation, 4-16 
call forwarding, 4-16 
call monitoring, 4-19 
camp on, 4-16 
capacity. l-8,4-16 
distributed, 4-16 
linear, 4-16 
overflow station, 4-17, S-61.5-66 
pilot numbers, 4-16.5-58 
playback devices, 2-35 
programming, 5-61 
queue position, 4-19 
recalls, 4-18 
remove/replace, 4-6,4-19 
remote, 4-10,4-19,4-111 
ring-in, 4-16 
station Iist. 4-16.4-21 
station monitoring, 4-9 
station monitoring tone, 5-69 
supervisor, 4-19, S-61.5-64 
using barge, 4-75 
system forwarding point, 4-80 
tenant groups, 4-15,4-17 
timers, 4-18,5-65 
transfer caII type, 4-17,5-68 
troubleshooting, 6-27 
voice maiUcomputer group, S-61 
h. ‘1 “’ t ’ 
Hybrid balance, 2-19, S-104 
MM, 2-21 
programming, S-148 
I 
IC DIRECIORY key, 4-41 
IC key, 4-42,4-46,5-36,5-49 
ICE0 speed-dial (SD) keys, 4-42,s~36,5-49 
IDE-type disk controller card, 3-80 
IdentiRcation display on keysets, 5-68 
Ignore. answer supervision, S-105 
Inactivity timer, 5-82 
Incoming-only trunks, S-110 
Individual hold, 4-67 
Individual trunk keys, 4-42,5-36,5-49 
InstaUation 
outline, 3-3 
post-installation check&t, 3-155 
pm-installation checkhst, 3-4 
tools and supplies, 3-5 
Integrated services 
digital network (ISDN), 2-22 
Integrated speakerphone, 2-27,2-30,640 
Inter-station messages, 4-58 
alternate message source, 4-60 
cancel, 4-59 
capacity, 1-8 
feature code, 4-6 
silent, 4-58 
Inter-Tel AIhi keyset, 4-40 
lZIine, 2-46 
24&e, 2-44 
Wine, 2-4g4-40 
cabling, 3-25 
capacity, 2-26 
circuits, 3-7 
dual circuits, 2-2,2-28 
Iine cords, 2-28 
switches, 3-119 
capacity, 2-26 
features, l-6 
selt-test, 3-116 
volume control, 4-8,4-48 
Inter-Tel DVK Reyset, 2-2.2-30,4-40 
la-line, 2-50 
24-line, 2-49 
Mtte, 2-51 
data port module, 4-101 
dimensions, 2-30 
volume control, 4-8,4-4JI 
Inter-Tel services, 4-30,5-97,6-41 
Intercom caIIs, 4-55 
automatic caII access, 4-52 
callback (queue), 4-57 
camp on, 4-57 
DWBLF unit, 4-103 
messages, 4-58 
off-hook voice announce, 4-61 
placing calls, 4-55 
private, 4-55 
Intercom dial tone, 6-33,6-37 
Intercom directory, 4-90 
Intercom number display, 4-41 
-7  
						

							INDEX Issue 1, November 1994 INTER-TEL PRACI’ICRS 
IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
International LCK calls, 4-32,5-98,5-99, 5-100,5-101 
Inter-Tel DVK Keyset, 3-124 
data port module, 3-130 
features, l-6 
self-test, 3-128 
Inward Dialing Card @DC), l-2.2-6,2-20,4-40 
AC/DC strap, 2-u) 
block terminations, 3-16 
capacity, l-2,2-20 
configuration, 5-173 
connection to MDF, 3-22,3-28 
DID, 2-20 
fuses, 2-20 
installation, 3-93.3-95 
LEDS, 6-3 
off-premises extension, 2-35 
playback device, 2-35 
recommended use. 2-17 
ISDN. See Integrated services digital network (ISDN) 
Isolated dedicated circuit, 2-10,3-4 
K 
Key maps, l-8,4-42 
DWBLF Unit, 2-32,2-33,4-50,5-47,5-50 
keysets, 5-45,5-49 
programming, 5-35,5-44 
report, 5-153,5-161 
setting to default, 5-46 
single-line stations, 5-48,5-49 
Keyboard, 2-12 
installation, 3-82 
speciEcations, 2-36 
Keyset Card (KSC), l-2,2-6,2-17,4-40 
connection to hfDF, 3-22,3-24 
dual circuits, 2-17.2-18,2-28,4-40,5-173 
installation, 3-91,f92J 
KSC-D, 3-26 
LED& 2-i?, 6-2 
thermistors, 2-17 
Keysets, 2-2,4-40 
See &so Digital keysets 
lZline, 2-45, B-4 
1Zline AIM, 2-46 
24-line, 2-43, A-3, B-3 
24-line AIM, 2-44 
&fine, 2-47 
8-line AIM, 2-2g2-48 
automatic answer, 5-30 
cabling, 3-5 
capacity, l-2,2-26 
circuit number display, 4-41 
data noise, 6-33 
data port module, El 
design features, 2-26 
dimensions, 2-26 
DWBLP key, 4-42 
electret microphone, 2-27,2-30 
external desk speaker, A-2, A-7 
features, l-6 
feedback, 6-32 
GhfK, 2-30, El / 
installation, 3-124, B-5” 
Keysets continrred 
GK, 2-2, A-l 
installation, A-4 
handsfree, 5-31 
headsets, 5-31 
hot dial pad, 4-4,4-42.5-68 
identif~tion display, 4-41.5-68 
ItvfK 2-26 
instaltation, 3-114 
initialized vatucs, 5-24 
key maps, 4-42,5-45,5-49 
LCD, 2-27,2-30,3-114,3-124,4-41,A-1, A-6, El, B-5 
IJzDs, 4-47 
loud ringing adapter, A-l 
optional equipment 
data device, 4-101 
data port module, 2-2&2-31,3-121,3-130, EM 
handset amplifim, 2-28.3-120 
headsets, 2-27,2-31.3-120.2129,4-43 
loud ringing adapter, 2-28,2-31 
MDPM, 2-28 
PCDPM, 2-28 
programming, 4-107,5-25 
ring pitch adjustment, A-2 
secondary voice path, 4-61 
selectable ring tone, 4-48 
self-test, 3-116,3-128, A-6, D-5 
signals and tones, 4-54 
SPCL key, 4-4 
speakerphone, 2-27,2-30,4-40 
speakerphone module, A-2 
toll restriction, 4-27 
troubleshooting, 6-13,6-14,6-30 
user-programmable keys, 4-51.5-46 
volume controls, 4-48 
wall mounting, 3-120.3-129 
KP-rating, l-2.5-3.5-15 
KSCD. See Keyset Card (KSC) 
L 
Last number dialed/saved, 4-93,5-31,5-52 
LCD. See Liquid crystal display (LCD) 
LCR. See Least-cost routing (ER) 
LCFI key, 4-49 
Leastcost routing (LCK), 4-5,4-32,4-63 
advance limit, 4-33,5-42,5-95 
advance timer, 5-82 
capacity, l-8 
data report, 5-153,5-162 
dial rules, 4-32,5-98 
exempt from, 4-26 
facility group camp on, 5-31.5-52 
facility groups, 4-32,5-98 
international, 4-32 
on E&M, 2-21 
operator-assisted, 4-32 
programming, 5-98 
programming reports, 5-151 
recommended use for singleline sets, 2-19 
route groups, 4-32,5-98 
time blocks, 4-32 
transparent, 4-33,5-31.5-52 
LED. See Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) 
/ ,’ 
! 
Page I-8  
						

							mTER-TELPRAmIcEs IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
Issue 1, Novemb!!g 
Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) 
DKSC, 2-17,6-2 
DSS/BLF unit, 4-50 
EMC, 6-3 
EXP, 2-16 
IDC, 6-3 
keyset, 4-47 
KSC, 2-17,6-2 
LGC, 6-3 
ISC, 6-3 
maio equipment cabinet. 2-7 
MXC, 2-14,6-2 
SLC, 2-17,6-2 
system status panel, 6-2 
TlC, 2-23,6-3 
. troubleshooting, 6-l 
Lightning protection, 2-5,3-13 
Ehfc, 2-21 
IDC, 2-20 
LGCLSC fuses, 2-19 
Line build-cut (LBO), 2-22,2-23,4-35.5-122, S-128 
Linear hunt group, 4-16, S-61,5-64 
Liquid crystal display (LCD), 2-27,2-u), 4-41, A-l, El 
installation, 3-105,3-114.3-124, A-6, ES 
troubleshooting, 6-31 
List box, s-12 
Local area codes, 4-29.5-172 
Loop limits for cabling, 3-4,3-7,3-u] 
OPX, 2-35 
Loop Start Card (TX), 2-6.2-19 
block terminations, 3-14,3-15 
capacity, l-2 
connection tc MDF, 3-12 
dial-pulse signaling, S-103 
external paging port, 2-19 
figure, 3-98 
fuse& 2-19 
installation, 2% 
LED& 6-3 
Loop start trunks, 4-37,5-104 
Loop/Ground Start Card (LGC), 2-6.2-19 
block terminations, 3-14,3-U 
capacity, l-2 
connection tc MDF, 3-12 
external paging port, 2-19 
figure, 3-97 
fuse& 2-19 
installation, 3-96 
LED& 6-3 
Loud riogiog adapter (LRA) 
installation, 3-123.3-132. A-l 
specificatioos, 2-28.2-31 
troubleshootiog, 6-34 M3%F motherboard, 2-12.3-68 
Main distribution frame (MDF), 2-4 
assembling, 3-10 
backboard, 3-4,3-10 
bridging clips, 2-4 
coMecti00 to Ew, 3-34,3-35.3-36 coooecGoo to MXC, 3-31,3-32.3-33 
E&M connections, 3-13 
installation, 3-10 
sample, 3-11 
station coooections, 3-22.3-29 
SIN blocks, 3-10 
Tl alano relays, 3-37 
Tl connection, 3-18,~20.3-21 
terminal blocks, 2-4 
tnmk connections, 3-12 
Maio equipment cabinet. 2-6 
AC power cable, 2-10 
capacity, l-l 
circuit cards, 2-14 
connection to expansion, 3-48 
dimensions, 2-6 
environmental requirements. 2-9 
fuse& 3-55 
installation, 3-39 
LEDs, 2-7 
motherboard power cable, 2-7 
on/off switch, 2-10 
peripheral connector panel, 2-7,3-44 
power cable connectors, 3-42 
power supply, 2-10 
power supply chassis, 3-49 
power supply fuse, 2-10 
pre-assembly, 3-39 
telecom motherboard power cable, 3-41 
utility shelf, 2-36 
Maintenance, 3-154 
Maiotenaoce of trunk& 4-37,4-113.5-149 
Major alarms, 4-125,6-8 
Make-busy switch, 4-37.4-113 
Master modules, 2-10 
installation, 3-51 
Master/slave Tl clock, 2-22,2-24,4-35,5-131 
Material return authorization @IRA), xxi, 6-41 
Matrix Card @XC), 2-6,2-14 
coofereoce resoIIlces, 2-15 
connection to MDF, 3-31,3-32,3-33 
DTMF decoding circuits, 2-15 
IYIMF traostitter circuit, 2-15 
expansion chips, 2-15 
external paging relay, 2-15 
figure, 3-86 
installation, 3-84 
LEDs, 2-14.6-2 
modem, 2-15,5-4 
MOH on/off strap, 2-l&4-53 
music-on-hold connector, 2-14 
night switch relay, 2-15,~25,4-106 
position io cabinet, 2-7 
power failure relay, 2-14,4-125 
relay& 5-73 
reset switch, 2-14 
signal device relays, 2-14, S-121 
signal devices, 4-25 
tone generator. 2-15 
voltage test points, 2-14,3-103 
Page I-9  
						

							INDEX Issue 1, November 1994 INTER-TELPRAcrICES 
IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
MDF. See Main-distribution frame (MDF) 
Memory, 2-6 
Memory Card, 2-12 
Message center, 4-58 
for FAX station, S-40 
forwarding to, 4-84 
programming, S-32,5-38, S-40 
Message lamps, 5-31, S-52 
not supported on IDC, 2-20,2-34 
Message waiting indiitions, 5-68 
troubleshooting, 6-38 
Messages 
alternate message source, 4-60 
capacity, l-8 
do-not-dismrb, 4-110.5-57 
. featurecodes,4-6 
inter-station, 4-58 
mesmge wait timer, 5-82 
reminder, 4-98,4-109,5-57 
MF-rating, 1-2, S-3 
MFM-type disk controUer card, 3-79 
Microphone electret circuitry, 2-27 
See also Liquid crystal display (LCD) 
Microphone mute, 4-9,4-67,4-68 
Microsoft Windows, 5-11 
Minor alarms, 4-125.6-7 
Miscellaneous station flags, 5-2.8 
Miscellaneous station information, 5-28 
Modem, 2-13 
MXC circuit, 2-15 
programming, 5-4 
setup, 5-9 
Modem Card, 2-6,2-13,3-72.3-78 
Modem Data Port Module (MDPM), 4-101 
AC transformer, 2-28,2-29 
installation, 3-113 
specifications, 2-28 
troubleshooting, 6-32 
Modular jack assembly 
analog stations, 3-9 
digital keysets, 3-8 
station, 3-107,3-X28 
stations, 3-116 
Tl, 3-19,3-37 
trunks, 3-18 
Modules, 2-11 
MOH straps, 4-53 
Monitor, 2-36,3-82 
Monitor Card, 2-6,2-13,3-71.3-75 
Move board option, 5-172 
MRA. See Material return authorization (MRA) 
MS-DOS, 3-146,5-4 
MSG key, 4-46,4-49 
Mu-law. See A-law/mu-law 
Multiple-attendant operation, 4-12 
Music channel, 2-7.5-52 
external paging, 5-68 
programming, 5-31 
selection, 4-53 
MUSIC key, 4-46 
Music source, 2-7 
Music-on-hold, 4-53 
background music, 4-53 
channel, 5-52,5-69,5-lO9,5-115 
channel selection, 4-53 
DID channel selection, 4-37 
MOH straps, 4-53 
music source, 2-3,2-7,4-53 
connector, 2-14 
Exp connector, 2-16 
installation, 3-142 
on/off strap, 2-15 
paging speakers, 4-53,4-111 
troubleshooting, 6-16 
MUTE key, 4-46 
during OHVA call, 4-68 
MXC expansion chips, 2-15 
MXIC motherboard, 2-12,2-13,3-66 
N 
NEXT key, 441 
Night mode, 4-25.4-106 
Night ring, 4-10 
Night switch relays, 2-3,4-25,4-106 
PXP relay, 2-16 
MXC relay, 2-15 
programming, 5-73 
Non-blocking voice channels, l-2,2-6.2-8,5-174 
Numbering plan, 4-28, J-90 
0 
Off-hook alarms, 5-68 
Off-hook inactivity timer, 5-82 
Off-hook voice announce (OHVA), 4-61 
blocking, 4-61 
Dss station transmit, 5-69 
MUTE key, 4-68 
programming, 5-31.5-52.5-69 
timer, 5-82 
troubleshooting, 6-34,6-35,6-38.6-40 
using the MUTE key, 4-61 
Off-premises extension (OPX), 2-3,2-35,4-49,5-52 
XDC card& 2-20 
installation, 3-31 
loop limits, 2-35 
programming, 5-31 
receivebansmit gain, 5-33 
repeater unit, 2-35 
repeatas, 3-31 
ring type, 5-31 
officecodes 
allowed/r&ricted, 5-94 
numbering plan, 4-2.8.5-90 
programming, 5-90 
used as area codes, 4-28.5-90 
OHVA. See Off-hook voice announce (OHVA) 
On-board CSU, 2-22,2-23,2-24,5-122,5-12.8 
On-board oscillator. 2-24.4-35 
On-hook dialing/monitoring, 4-64 
On-fine monitor, passwords, 5-150 
On-site programming, 5-4.5-g 
Page I-10  
						

							1. 
INTER-TEL PRACTICES JMX./GMX 4161832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INDEX 
Issue 1, November 1994 
on/off switch, 2-10 
One-attendant operation, 4-12 
GGFKOFA (out of frame/change of frame adjustment) errors, S-122 
Operating temperature, 2-9 
Operator-assisted LCR calis, 4-32, S-98,5-99, S-100, S-101 
Option button, 5-13 
Optional account codes, 4-6,4-66 
Optional equipment 
instaUation. 3-6 
station 
data device, 4-101 
data port module, 2-28,2-31,3-121,3-130, B-6 
handset amplitier& 2-28.3-120 
headsets, 2-27,2-31,3-109,3-120,3-129,4-43 
MDPhi. 2-283-113 
PCDPM, 2-28,3-109 
system, 2-3,2-36 
battery back-up. 2-3.2-38 
doorbox, 2-3 
external music source, 2-3,3-142 
external paging speakers, 2-3,3-141 
FAX machine, 2-3 
night switch, 2-3 
off-premises extensions, 2-3 
playback &vices, 2-3 
power failure transfer, 2-3 
signal devices, 2-3 
SODA output dev&, 3-141 
ShfDR output device, 2-3,2-36,3-141 
talkback speakers, 2-3 
voice mail, 2-3 
troubleshooting, 6-12 
Optional features, l-4 
Ordering parts, 7-l 
GTBER FEMURES key, 4-41 
OUT key, 4-49 
outgoing access, 4-24,5-110 
programming, 5-34 
OUTGOING key, 4-46 
outgoing trunk access, 5-28 
Outside calls, 4-62-I-66 
account codes, 4-66 
automatic call access, 4-52 
callback (queue), 4-65 
camp on, 4-65 
dropped calls, 6-14.6-21 
on-hook dialing, 4-64 
on-hook monitoring, 4-64 
placing, 4-62 
receiving, 4-62 
troubleshooting, 6-20 
Outside directory, 4-90,4-91 
Overflow count, 5-66 
Overflow stations, 4-17,54X, 5-66 P 
PAGE key, 4-46 
Paging, 4-94 
capacity, l-8 
external ports, S-70 
external relays, 5-73 
external speakers, 2-3 
installation, 3-141 
feature code, 4-6 
programming, S-70 
relays 5-70 
remove~eplace. 4-9,4-94, S-31,5-52 
speaker background music, 4-10,4-53,4-111 
timer& 5-82 
troubleshooting, 6-26,6-27 
zones. S-70 
Part numbers, 7-l 
Part return policy, 6-41 
Passwords, S-10, S-150 
PC Cak @‘CC) motherboard, 2-12,2-13,3&O 
PC Data Port Module (PCDPM), 4-61.4-101 
AC transformer, 2-28,2-29 
installation, 3-109 
specifications, 2-28 
troubleshooting, 6-32,6-34,6-39 
PC motherboard, 2-12 
AM BIOS, 3-144 
installation, 3-60 
set up, 3-143 
FCh4 encoding law, 2-24,4-35, S-122, S-129 
PCM highways, 2-6.2-7 
allocation, 2-8 
Peripheral connector panel, 2-7,3-44 
Personal computa 
remote programming, S-4 
specifications, 2-13.5-3 
stand-alone programming, 5-4 
PGM SPD key, 4-49 
Phone list report, S-153, S-163 
Pilot numbers, 4-ll, S-58 
Playback device, 2-3,2-17.2-35 
automated attendant, 2-35.4-13 
cabling, 3-6 
hunt group, 2-35 
installation. 3-138 
on IDC, 2-20 
specifications, 2-35 
Post-installation checklist, 3-155 
Power cables, 2-7,2-10,3-48 
Power failure relays, 2-3,4-125,5-73 
hDCC relay, 2-14 
Power supply 
See also System power supply 
AC cable, 2-10 
chassis, 2-10,2-l& 3-49.3-50 
fuse, 2-10 
modules, 2-10,2-11.f51,3-52,253 
on/off switch, 2-10 
Power-up status messages, 6-7,6-11 
Pm-installation checklist, 3-4 
Preventative mainten-. 3-154 
Page I-11  
						

							INDEX INTER-TELPRAcrIcES 
Issue 1, November 1994 
IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
PREVIOUS key, 4-41 
Primary attendant, 4-12,5-67 
Primary station, 4-44 
Principal station, 4-79 
Printer driver 
customized reports, S-153 
instaltation, 5-8 
Privacy release, 4-74 
barge confirmation tone, 5-68 
programming, 5-69 
Private ca& 4-6,4-55 
override, 4-55,4-56, S-30,5-52 
Private intercom override, 4-55,4-56, S-30,5-52 
Pro68 Card. See Co-R 
ocessor (P&8) Card 
Pro68E Card. See Co-R 
ocessor (Pro68) Card 
Rogrammable keys. See User-programmable keys 
Rogramming 
abbreviated commands, 5-15 
applications menu, 5-15 
check box. 5-13 
command button. 5-13 
exit screen, 5-14 
hourglass cursor, 5-14 
initialized values, 5-24 
list box, 5-12 
menus/abbreviated commands, 5-16-5-23 
on-site, 5-4 
option button, 5-13 
planning, 5-3 
remote, 5-4 
screen saver, 5-11 
session timer logout, 5-11 
sign on, 5-15 
stand-atone, 5-4 
system set-up, 5-3 
text box, 5-12 
windows, 5-12 
Programming monitor, 2-36,3-82 
Pulse code modulation (PCM), 2-6,2-22 
Q 
Quad modules, 2-10 
QUR key, 4-46,4-49 
Queue 
capacity, l-8 
feature code, 4-7 
station, 4-57 
timer, 5-82 
trunk, 4-65 
R 
Radio frequency interference (RPl), 2-4,6-16 
RAhf. 2-6 
Recall 
attendant, 4-105 
automated attendant destination, 5-39 
hold, 4-67,4-68,4-105 / 
hunt groups, 4-18 :“.’ , 
timer, 5-82 
transfer, 4-71,4-104 1’ 
unsupervised call, 4-72,4-l& 
voice mail/computer, 4-21 Recall destination, 5-64 
Recall tones, 4-54 
Receive gain, 2-19.5-33, S-104 
E&f, 2-21 
OPX 5-33 
Tl, 2-25 
trunk& S-103 
Recommended spare parts, 7-1 
REDIAL key, 4-46.4-49 
Redialing, 4-93 
capacity, l-8 
dialed digit suppression, 4-93.4-123.5-69 
MM, 4-93 
feature code, 4-7,4-g 
last number dialed, 4-93 
last number saved, 4-93 
mode, S-31,5-52 
troubleshooting, 6-25 
REDL key, 4-49 
Reference clock, 2-24,4-35.5-123, S-131 
backup, 5-127 
for system, 5-131 
programming, S-122 
slave/master, S-131 
source of, 5-131 
Tl from public network, 5-131 
Relaxed ring detection, S-105 
timer, 5-82 
Relays 
night switch, 4-106 
programming, 5-73 
signal devices, 5-121 
TlC, 2-24,4-35,5-122,5-129 
Release, 4-9 
Reminder messages, 4-98 
capacity, l-8 
feature code, 4-9 
messages, 4-98 
programming, 4-10,4-109.5-57 
Remote hunt group removeireplace, 4-10,4-19,4-111 
Remote programming, 5-4 
direct connection, 5-9 
modem connection, 5-9 
PC, 2-13.5-3 
Remote station feature cancel, 4-111 
Remove/replace hunt group, 4-19 
remote, 4-10,4-19,4-111 
Removeheplace paging, 4-94 
Repeater 
OPX, 2-35,3-31 
Tl, 2-22 
Replacement parts 
ordering, 7-l 
recommended spares, 7-l 
Report programmiug, S-151 
Reseize, S-30.5-52 
Reset, 5-168 
Reset switch, 2-13 
MXC, 2-14 
Resetting serial ports, S-170 
Restricted area codes, 5-93 
Restricted oftice codes, 5-94 
Page I-12  
						

							INTER-TELPRAcrIcEs INDEX IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
Issue 1, November 1994 
Return policy, 641 
Reverse transfer, 4-73 
DWBLF unit, 4-104 
feature code, 4-7 
immediate connection, 5-69 
RFIEMI troubleshooting, 6-16 
Ring cadence, s-31 
Ring generator module, 2-10,2-11 
Ring intercom always, 4-7.4-55, S-31.5-52 
Ring pitch adjustment, installation, A-2 
Ring principal once, 541 
Ring tone selection, 4& 
Ring zones, 4-25,4-49, S-32,5-51 
Ring-in/answer’pattems, 4-24, S-107 
capacity, l-8 
DID numbers, 4-37,5-119 
E&M, 2-21 
hunt groups, 4-16 
programming, S-106, S-108.5-109. S-120 
signal device relays, 5-121 
trunks, 4-25 
RI-type blocks, 2-5 
RI-type jacks, 3-18 
RJ48C jacks, 2-5.3-18 
Route groups, 4-32.5-98 
area/offGce code tables, 5-100 
facility groups, 5-100 
programming, 5-99.5-100 
time blocks, 5-100 
RS-232-c. 5-9 
SMDA output device, 2-36 
Sh4DR output device, 2-36 
S 
Safety regulations, xx, 3-4 
Save/Restore, 54,5-10,5-X8 
SCOS. See Station class of service (SCCS) 
Screen saver, 5-11 
SD keys, 4-42,5-36,5-49 
Secondary call keys, 4-42,4-44,5-28,5-49 
capacity, l-8 
programming, 5-36,5-37 
secondary stations, 5-29 
Secondary stations, 4-44,5-29 
Security codes, 4-38,5-112,5-115 
Selectable ring tone, 4-9,4-48 
Selected device SMDA reports, 5-141 
Serial ports, 2-36 
baud rate, 5-170 
configuration, 5-170 
reset, 5-170 
TlC. 2-23 
SES (severely error seconds ) errors, 5-122 
Session timer, 5-11 
Setting time and date, 4-111 Signal devices, 2-3,4-25 
JXP relay, 2-16 
MXC relay, 2-14 
relay, 5-73 
ring-in, 5-121 
Signals and tones, 4-54 
Silent messages, 4-58 
SIMM. Se-e Single In-line Memory Module (SMM) 
Single In-tine Memory Module (SIMM), 2-12 
Single-Line Card (SLC), l-2,2-6,2-17,4-40 
connection to MDF, 3-22,3-27 
external paging circuits, 2-17 
installation, 3-93,3-94 
LEDs, 2-17,6-2 
thermistors, 2-17 
Single-Line Instrument (Xl), installation, A-8. B-8 
Single-line sets, 2-34,4-49 
AC/DC ringing, 2-34 
alternate message source, 4-60 
audible message indication, 5-68 
cabling, 3-6 
capacity, l-2,2-26 
features, 1-7 
instagation, 3-138 
key maps, 5-48,5-49 
LCR only recommendation, 2-19 
message lamps, 5-31,5-52 
off-premises stations, 4-49 
ring cadence, 5-31 
ring zones, 4-25,4-49,5-32,5-51 
troubleshooting, 6-13,6-36 
SingleLine Instrument (!%I), 2-34,449 
design features, 2-34 
dimensions, 2-34 
features, l-7 
figure, 2-56 
FLASH key. 4-4 
installation. 3-138 
user-programmable keys, 4-51 
Skateto-hold/diinnect, 4-67,5-69 
Stave modules, 2-10,3-51 
Slave/master Tl clock, 2-24,4-35.5-131 
SLI. See SingleLine Instrument (%I) 
SMDA. See Station message detail accounting (SMDA) 
SMDR. See Station message detail recording (SMDR) 
Software 
installation, 3-146 
packages, 1-2.5-3 
standard/expanded, 3-146 
upgrading, 3-146 
version feature code, 4-7 
Source of reference clock, 5-131 
Span jack on TIC. 2-23 
SFCL key, 4-4,4-42,4-46,5-36.5-49 
Speakerphone, 2-27,2-30,4-g, 4-40 
Speakerphone module, A-2 
Special purpose flags report. 5-153,5-164 
Special purpose statioos, 5-29,5-38 
Page I-13  
						

							INDEX Issue 1, November 1994 INTER-TELPRACXICES 
IMX/GMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
Speed dialing, 4-85 
digit mute, 5-69 
DSWLF Unit, 4-87 
feature codes, 4-7 
override toll restriction, 4-28 
station, 4-88 
R&M, 4-88 
pausesihookflashes, 4-88 
programming, 4-88 
system, 4-85 
E&M, 4-85 
location codes, 4-85 
non-display numbers, 4-85 
pauses/hookflashes, 4-85 
programming, 4-85 
tenant-specific numbers, 4-85 
Speeddial keys 
DWBLF unit, 4-50,5-50 
keyset, 4-42,s~36.5-49 
SPRR key, 4-42,4-46 
Stand-alone programming, 5-4 
beginning the session, 5-7 
database update, 5-7 
PC, 5-3 
printer drivers, 5-8 
Standard account codes, 4-66,5-32,5-54 
Standard system, l-3,3-146,3-150,5-3 
Standard tones, 5-69 
Start type for DID, 4-37 
Station call monitoring, 4-19 
Station class of service (SCCS), 4-27,5-42 
day/night, 5-95 
programming, 5-95 
speed-dial override, 4-28,4-85,5-69 
user groups, 5-91 
Station exchange, 4-7,4-99.5~25,5-28, S-31,5-52 
. 
Station features 
copying, 5-26 
misc. Sags, S-28 
misc. information, 5-28 
outgoing Bcccss. 5-28 
programmable keys, 5-28 
programming, 5-52 
secondary call keys, 5-28 
secondary stations, 5-29 
special purpose stations, 5-29 
system forwarding, 5-29 
tog restriction, 5-29 
Station message detail accounting (SMDA), 4-115 
account code reports, 4-115,5-141 
attendant feature code, 4-10,4-111 
detailed reports, 4-115.5-141 
format, 5-139 
output device, 4-115 
baud rate, 2-37 
installation, 3-141 
placement, 3-4 
RS-232-C. 2-36 
output port, 5-139 
programming, 5-139 
r 
reporting interval, 5-139 
selected device reports, 5-141 
summary reports, 4-115, S-141 
troubleshooting, 6-29 
Page I 
Station message detail recording (ShiDR), 4-123 
account codes. 4-66 
dialed digit suppression, 4-93,4-123.5-143 
elapsed time in seconds, 4-123,5-143 
options, 4-123 
output, 5-143 
output device, 2-3,2-36,3-72 
baud rate, 2-37 
installation, 3-141 
placement, 3-4 
RS-232-C 2-36 
programming, 5-143 
report format, 4-123 
suppressed digits, 4-123.5-143 
Station monitoring 
resoprces, 2-15 
tone, 5-69 
Station programmable keys, &2,5-k, 5-49 
setting to default, S-46 
Station speed dialing, 4-88 
capacity, l-8 
E&M, 4-88 
feature code, 4-7 
pauses/hookflashes, 4-88 
programming, 4-88 
Stations, 2-26,4-40 
cabling, 3-5,3-7,3-g 
loop limits, 3-30 
capacity, l-l, l-2,2-17 
circuit numbers, 3-7 
connection to h4DF, 3-22,3-29 
default configuration, 2-18 
features, l-5 
installation, 3-105. A-4, B-5 
programming, 4-10 
account codes, 5-32 
alternate message source, 5-32 
attendant, 5-32 
class-of-service account code. 5-32 
message center, 5-32 
tenant groups, 5-32 
programming repom 5-151 
SIN SPD key, 449 
Summary ShiDA reports, 4-115.5-141 
SUNTAC motherboard, 2-12,2-13,3-62 
Suppress digits a&r end of dialing, S-69.5-143 
Suppressed digits in SMDR, 4-123.5-143 
Surge/spike protector, 2-11,3-55 
SYS SPD key, 4-46,4-49 
System alarms. 4-112.4-125. S-6& 6-7 
System battery back-up, 2-3.2-11.2-38 
batteries, 2-38 
specifications, 2-38 
UPS, 2-38 
System clock adjustment, S-172,6-15 
System wntiguration 
default, 2-18 
IDC card& 5-173 
KSC-D, 5-173 
move board, 5-172 
programming, 5-171 
TlC, 5-173 
time adjustment, 5-172 
System directory, 4-9,4-90 
-14  
						

							INTER-TELPRACIICES 
IMX/GMX 4W832 DETALLATION & MADTENMCE 
Issue 1, Novembf%ii 
systemaror lnaage& 5-146 
syrrem uror rqmrtiq, 4-125 
Syuem featlira& l-4 
system forward@, 4q9, s-29 
xhWcetima,c79 
W=W. l-8 
hndsfrec~~option,4-80.5-68 
hlithtetima,4-79 
pa& 3-74 
prognmmiop, s-41,3-74 
ring phcipal once, s-41 
timea& 5-83 
syaleln hold, 4-67 
system memory, 2-6 
syaem plmWord& s-130 
System powa apply, 2-10 
AC cable. 2-10 
back-tip powex, 2-11 
co- pinol& f58,3-59 
elEtGcal ta& 3-5s 
fuse% 2-14 2-11, ~55 
hstalhhn, 3-51.3-52. zL53 
isolated dedhtcd circlli~ 2-10 
on/off switch, 2-10 
powa cable pinoat, 3-57 
pow= outpll& 2-11 
swgehipike proteuor, 2-11 
voltage test points, 3-57,3-S& 3-59 
System m S-151 
customized$ S-153 
System size, S-3 
System software instalhtion, 3-146 
6tandafdJexp8nded,3-146 
PpPdes, 3-146 
System speed dial report, 5-153, S-165 
System speed dhliag, 4-85 
c4=h 1-B 
DSS/BIs unit, 4-50 
W4-83 
faturecode, 4-7 
bcuiincode&4-85 
non-display numbas, 4-85.5-7s 
Pe=Wd85 
programming, 4-10.4-85, S-75 
pfo&Tamming stuion. 5-75 
taunt-spcciGc numbas. 4-85, S-75 
toll rcaiction ovaride, 4-28,4-s& 5-69 
System st~tns pane& 6-2 
System time adjustment, 6-15 
System timas 
default values, 5-78 
ptogrpmmin&3--n 
page1 
T 
TlCtrd(TlC),2-6.2?2 
alam r&y& 2-23.3-37 
audio jac& 2-23 
capmAy, l-2,2-11 
card type, 4-35, s-l# s-128 
cilWiQ& 2-23.2-2s 
cixlfi~n, 3-173 
Lxmllaagtwosyuemq~38 
conDection to MDF. 3-l&3-20,3-21 
au conndc101.2-23 
C5u/D6x-1. s-122.5-128 
DBlS connaa~, 2-23 
dAingfeedbrLconfiprmcion2-224 
DSXKXJ Jumpa plugI 2-23 
durl 
bantam jack, 2-23 
arordiagwsticq2-23 
QIOI ttlmhldc, 2-24 
tppn, 3-102 
instalhtio& 3-101 
LED& 2-23.6-3 
Liw buildout jumpa plug, 2-23 
m8ke-busy switch, 2-23,4-37,~113. s-149 
off-premises extension, 2-35 
on-board oecilhtof, 2-24 
KM cnwding, 2-24 
powa apply requiremen& 2-11 
rcfczulcc cloclr, 2-24 
rel8y activuion, s-125 s-129 
rely& 2-24.4-3s 
#ahlpor&2-23 
qnnjac&2-23 
test 
tom+ 2-24 
tedting, 2-23 
Tl horn public network, S-131 
Tl rpm. 2-22,4-35 
%lsy opt” option, 2-13 
appk.8tionq 4-36 
cabling. 2-22.2~25.3-18,~20.3-21 
circuits. 2-22 
ck& 2-u, 2-24 
conneuing two systcmq 2-22 3-38.4-3s 
Csu, 2-22.2-24 
csuirsx-1,4-35,5-lu, S-128 
dhiing feedbac& s-125 s-126 
DID digit translation, S-123 
DSX-1 line la& 2-252-24 
rxra diagnostics, 3-123, S-132 
error thfeslloldq s-125 s-126 
E?SFIw, 2-a 2-24 
/ 
fraction& 2-22 / 
hming schemeq 2-25 2-24 
I_’ 
intezfacc to public network, 2-22,2&l 
line bnild-oot, 2-22.2-24 
Paf ellcodiag law, s-122, s-129 
prQgrammh&s-122 I 
recewt &pi& 2-23 
rcfaence chxk, 4-35, S-122, S-123, S-127,5- 
npeata& 2-22 
Fu4sCjack tamination, 3-19 
ru48Cjack& 2-s 
8oftware, 1-z 5-3 
teat tones. S-129 
zao code suppraxdon acheme, 4-35 
Talkback speaks, 2-3 
Technical support, 6-41 
-15 
.131  
						

							INDEX Issue 1, November 1994 INTER-TELPRAcrICEs 
IMWGMX 416/832 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 
Telecom motherboard 
circuit cards, 2-14 
power cable, 2-7 
connectors, 3-42,3-46,3-47 
installation, 341 
Telecommunications Complex, 2-6,2-14 
JXP Card, 3-87 
installation, 3-84,3-103 
Temperature, 2-9,3-4 
Tenant groups, 4-15 
auto trunks, 5-86 
capacity, l-8 
cross-tenant communication, 4-15.5-67 
hunt groups, 4-154-17 
DID groups, S-87.5-115 
DID trunks, 4-37 
programming, 4-107, S-32,5-85 
speed-dial numbers, 4-855-75 
trunk groups, 5-87, S-109 
Terminal blocks, 2-4 
Testing equipment for TlC, 2-23 
Text box, 5-12 
Thermistors, 2-17 
Tie tines. &r EBtM trunks 
Tie adjustment for PC, S-172,6-15 
Tie blocks, 4-32 
Time display, 4-10,4-41,4-111.5-171 
Time slots, 2-6,2-S 
Tiie-division multiplex (TDM), 2-6,2-22 
Timer report, 5-153,5-167 
Timers 
default values, 5-78 
hunt group, 4-18.5-65 
programming, 5-77 
TCDV (transmit ones density violations) errors, 5-122 
Toll digit required option, 4-28,5-90 
Toll restriction, 4-27,5-29 
DIM, 4-38,5-106,5-107,5-112,5-116 
initialized values, 5-24 
LCR advances, 5-95 
programming, 5-42,5-88 
XXX, 5-95 
speeddial override, 4-28,4-85,5-69 
trunk groups, 5-113 
user groups, 5-90,5-91 
Toll security, 4-30,4-62,4-63,5-97 
alarms, 6-8 
Tone generator, 2-15 
Tones, 4-54 
Tool and supplies, 3-5 
Transfer, 4-70 
DWBLF Unit, 4-103 
feature codes, 4-7 
intercom call, 4-70 
outside call, 4-70 
recall, 4-71 
timer, 5-83 
to hold, 4-7,4-70 
to park, 4-70 
troubleshooting, 6-24 
unsupervised CC timer, 4-72 
Page I 
Transmit gain, 2-19,5-33,5-X-M 
E&f, 2-21 
OPX, 5-33 
Tl, 2-25 
trunk& 5-103 
Transparent LCR, 4-33 
Troubleshooting 
charts, 6-KM-40 
check&t, 6-l 
diagnostic messages, 6-9 
IXWBLP unit, 6-13 
feature& 6-12 
keysets, 6-13 
LEDS, 6-l 
major alarms, 6-8 
minor alarms, 6-7 
power-up status messages, 6-11 
singlehne Sets, 6-13 
system, 6-12 
trunk& 6-12 
Trunk group keys, 4-43,5-36,5-49 
Trunk group report, 5-153,5-166 
Trunk groups, 2-19,4-31 
absorbed digits, 5-113 
access codes, 4-5,5-58 
auto trunlrs, 5-86 
call cost, 5-113 
capacity, l-8 
DID, 2-20.5-107 
EMbf, 2-21,5-106,5-109 
equal acces& 5-113 
exempt from LCR, 5-113 
facility groups, 5-101 
music-on-hold, 5-109 
outgoing sccess$5-119 
programming, 5-104,5-106,5-108,5-109 
ring-in/answer patterns, 5-109 
tenant group, 5-87 
toll restriction, 5-113 
Trunk restriction, 4-26 
Trunks 
absorbed digits, 4-26 
accesscodes,4-5 
allowed answer, 4-24 
auto trunk, 4-31 
automatic trunk answer/select, 4-31 
call privacy, 4-74 
capacity, l-l, l-2,1-8 
characteristii, 2-5 
umnection to MDF, 3-12 
current DT detect, 5-104 
day/night Bcctss, 4-24,5-2&5-34 
DID, 4-37 
MMF/dial-pulse signaling, 2-19,4-24,5-105 
E&M intertace, 5-104 
equal ~cccss, 4-27 
exempt from LCR, 4-26 
feature l-5,4-24 
ground start, troubleshooting, 6-23 
hookflash enable/disable, 5-106 
hybrid balance, 2-19,5-104.5-148 
ignore answer supervision, 5-105 
incoming-only, 5-110 
initiabxed values, 5-24 
lightning protection, 2-5.3-13 
loop and ground start, 2-19,4-37,5-103,5-104 
-16