Vodavi Infinite 4096 Key Telephone System Installation And Maintenance Manual

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Table 410-l 4096 LCD Dkplay~ /COnt’d) 
FUNCTION CALLING STATION’S DISPIAY 
CALLED STATION’S DISPLAY 
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Internal Page 
External Page 
AllCallPage 
Meet Me Page 
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FUNCTION : CALLING STATION’S DISPIAY 
CALLED STATION’S DISPLAY 
Station call Forward 
(Originalng Station) 
Wame in Display) 
Station No-Answer 
Call Forward 
(Originating Station) 
St&&jn Bu v/No-&p 
swer 
Call Forward 
(Or@nating Station) 
Station Busy 
Call Forward 
[OrlglnaUng Station) 
?oma.rded Call 
Name in Display) 
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FUNCTION 
Forwarded Call 
before and after call is 
answered) 
Station Forwarding 
to a 
Voice Mail Group 
(Station Idle) 
Staff on Forwardfng 
to a UCD Group 
(Statlon Idle) 
Preset Forward 
3aUon calling a 
%&ion Forwarded to 
3 Voice Mail Group 
hclusive Hold 
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Table 410-l 4096 LCD Displays (Cont’d] 
FUNCTION 
Rfnging CO Lines 
CALLING STA-I’ION’S DISPLAY 
CALLED STATION’S DISPIAY 
Display Security 
Feature 
Station Forwarding 
m-Net 
Calling a Station 
Forwarded Off-Net 
CdI.5 in Queue 
(Agents and Overflow 
stattons) 
Calls in Queue 
[using Dial Code) 
Unavailable Mode 
[Agent Station) 
Station calling a 
Voice Mail Group 
?ilot Number 
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INSTALLATION 
500.1 SITEPLANNING 
The Ir@nf& 4096 Hybrid Key Telephone Sys- 
tem, like most electronic omce equipment. 
should not be subjected to harsh environ- 
mental conditions. To aSSure easy servicing 
and reliable operation, several fxtors must be 
considered when planning the system installa- 
tion. Always remember the following BEFORE 
installing the KSU and wirfng: 
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The Basic KSU. Expansion KSU and Ex- 
temal Power Supply Housing are designed 
for wall mounting. 
Both power supplies operate on 117V ac, 
60 Hz single phase electricity. A 3-wire 
(parallel blade with ground) receptacle 
must be provided on a dedicated, sepa- 
rately fused 15 ampere circuit. 
The KSU should be within 25 feet of the 
telephone company Irelco) RJ21X The 
KSU should be centrally located and care 
should be taken to stay within prescribed 
cable lengths. It is recommended that 24. 
AWG 3-pair twisted cable be used. 
Mounting space for standard backboard, 
or a plywood type board for MDF blocks, if 
a standard backboard is not used. 
A well venttlated area having a recom- 
mended temperature range of 70 to 78 
degrees Fahrenheit and a humidity range 
of 5 to 90% (non-condensing). 
Lighting and accessibility of KSU for serv- 
icing. 
Protection from flooding, flammable mate- 
rials, excessive dust, and vibration. 
Proximity of radio transmitting equip- 
ment, arc welding devices, copy machines, 
and other electrical equipment that are 
capable of generating electrical interfer- 
ence. 
Access to a good earth ground such as a 
metallic COLD water pipe. Inspect the 
pipe for non-metallic joints. 
SECTION500 
WSTALIATION 
suo.2 UIWAClUNG THE 4096 BASIC 
1. 
Remove the Key Service Unit from the srUppi.ng carton and stand it upright on a 
level working surface with the cover facing 
forward. 
2. 
3. Remove the cover by turning the two 
screws on the front of the cabinet l/4 turn 
and tilting the cover outward. 
Remove all remaining items from the Basic 
KSU packing box and inspect for shipping 
damage. 
The 
Basic System ships with 
most components 
SYSTEM 
necessary for a working 8 CO line by 16 station 
system. The components included in the Basic 
KSU Package are: 
l (1) Basic Key Service Unit (BKSUI 
- BKSU Mounting Template 
l (11 DC/DC Converter (DC/DC) 
l (11 Central Ofiice Board (COB) 
l (2) Key Station Interface Board (KIB) 
- Including 16 Key Station User Guides 
Other components required to make the sys- 
tern operational are: 
l ( 1) External Power Supply Housing 
l (1) Power Supply (pS101 
l (11 Central Processor Board (CPB) with 
generic software 
OpUonal System items are: 
l Expansion Key Servfce Unit (EKSUI 
Additional Central Office Interface 
Board (COB) 
AmplifN Central Office Interface Board 
COA) 
Additional Key Telephone Interface 
Board (KlBl or KIB/OHVs 
Single IJne Telephone Interface Board 
EJ-B) 
Off-Premise Extensions Board (OPxl 
Applications Board (APL) 
Single Line Telephone DTMFRS Unft 
WLJ) 
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l RS-232C Module (RSSM) 
0 Power Failure Transfer Unit (PFTJ 
l Battery Charging Board 032) 
l Single Line Ring Generator and Message 
Wait Power Supply (RG) 
Refer to Appendix B for a complete component 
offering and their associated part NUT&EL 
500.3 SYSTEM GROUNDING 
To ensure that the system will operate prop- 
erly, a good earth ground is required. Use of 
the Telco ground (source not mar4 or a metal- 
lic COLD water pipe usually provides a reliable 
ground path. Carefully check that the pipe 
does not contain insulated joints that could 
isolate the ground. In the absence of the COLD 
water pipe. a ground rod or other source may 
be used. A no. 8 AWG copper wire should be 
used between the ground source and the KSU 
and EPS (25 feet maximum). The farther from 
the ground source, the larger the ground wire 
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used should be. The wire should be kept as 
short as possible and can be connected to the 
ground lug provided on the lower left side of the 
front face of the KSU (cover om (Refer to Figure 
500-l) and the right side of the EPS. 
500.4 KSU KNSTALXATXON 
Refer to Figures 500-l. 500-2. and 500-3 for 
general mounting arrangements and dimen- 
sions. The KSU is mounted in the following 
manner: 
The KSU is designed for wall mounting 
only. and should not be mounted directly 
on a masonry or dry walled surf-. A 
wooden backboard (plywood or pressed 
board) of sufficient size should be attached 
to the wall for the KSU to be mounted 
upon. l%e KSU mounting template should 
be used to ident@ screw hole locations. It 
is in-qortant that the KSU and MDF con- 
necting blocks be mounted on the back- 
board. 
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1 17.8” I EXPANSION KSU 13.5” 
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17.8” 13.5” BASIC KSU 
DEPTH: 13.3” 
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12.75” + 
POWER SUPPLY 
DEPTH: 12.8” 
Figure 500-2 Mounting Dimensions 
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a hm3-t 4 (#lo or larger) screws into the 
backboard and tighten enough to hold the 
weight of the KSU. Lift the KSU and place 
it onto the screws. When the KSU is in 
position. the screws can be tightened and 
the KSU is securely mounted. 
500.6 
LIGHTNING PROTECTION 
The [email protected]& 4096 Hybrid Key Telephone System 
should have Central Office lines and OPX sta- 
tions protected with proper lightning surge 
arresters. This will provide protection from 
damaging surges on sensitive cabling by non- 
direct lightning strikes. 
The protection should contain a compliment of 
three-element gas-discharged tubes to ground 
high potential surges, and associated circuits 
to absorb and fflter lower level surges. TNs 
type of lightning protection fs available through 
telephone equipment supply houses. Care 
should be taken to ensure that such protection 
devices are installed in accordance with the 
manufacturer’s instrucUon.s and to ensure that 
no more than one set of protectors be installed 
on central of&e lfnes at the installation pre- 
mlses. Improper installation can be a serious 
safety hazard. 
Failure to provide the proper lightning protec- 
tion will increase maintenance expense and 
require more available spare parts. 
500.6 EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY HOUS- 
ING 
(EPSI INSTALLATION 
NUl73: 77~ second Power Supply PSI 
must be 
added to the l2xtemal Power Supply Housing 
whentheExpanslonKSUtsadded 
The External Power Supply Housing should be 
wall mounted onto the same backboard as the 
KSU. The power supply must be located within 
three feet of a separately fused 15 ampere, 
117V ac power outlet. A four foot DC output 
cord is provided for interconnection of the KSU 
and External Power Supply. A battery backup 
Bypass Board fs installed in the BC slot of the 
External Power Supply Housing (EPSI. This is 
required to provide system power when a Bat- 
tery Charging (BC) card is not installed. 
The power supply may be located to the left of 
the Basic KSU or above the BKSU. 
NOlE lie right die of the 
Basic KSU shdd be 
reserued for the lCqansion KSU. (Refer to Fig- 
ures 500-l and 500-21 
Using the template provided. spot punch the 
mounting surface through the template four 
corners. Install four (no. 10 or larger) screws 
into the backboard and tighten to about l/8 
inch from the mounting surface. Lift the EPS 
housing onto the four screws and tighten. 
Connect the DC output cord of the EPS to the 
Basic KSU by a&ning the connector pins, 
pressing inward. then turning the collar of the 
connector clockwise until tight. 
Do not connect AC power cord to an 
AC outlet at this time. 
500.7 POWER SUPPLY (P6) INSTALLA- 
TION 
Install the Power Supplylies) into the EPS 
housing by sliding them into their respective 
mounting slots. Lock the power supply(ies) into 
the EPS housing by &ding the mounting lock 
to the left and 
tightening by turning clockwise. 
Refer to Figure 5004. 
Plug the associated AC IN power cord fnto the 
AC IN socket on the Power Supplyties). Then 
plug the DC cord into the DC output connector 
on the power supplyties). 
500.8 BATT’ERY 
BACK UP INSTM&A- 
TION 
A Battery Charging Unit @Cl is an option that 
can be installed in the External Power Supply 
Housing and will 
maintain system operation 
during loss of AC power. A separate external 
24V dc battery package must be provided. 
Do not make 
connecttons with the 
power applied to the External Power 
Supply Housing. Also remove power 
Tom the KSU by turning the power 
switch to off (located on the left side of 
the BKSU). 
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4096 Power Supply (PS) 
MODEL 
GPS7A 
INPUT 
0 :. ‘. OuTPur OUTPUT 
24V DC 
10A MAX 
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5A 
125V AC Exbrnal Power SqpIy Housing - Right Side 
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UllON: Remove the shorting strap from 
battery connecting terminals on the right 
e of the EPS before connecting batteries. 
Figure 500-A Ext. Power Supply Housing 8 Power Supply 
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