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500.9 
500.10 
sEcrIoN 600 
600.1 
600.2 
600.3 
SECTI0N 700 
700.1 
700.2 
700.3 
700.4 
700.5 
700-6 
* 
700.7 
700.8 
SECTION 710 
710.1 
C. Central Processor Board (CPBJ 
........................................ 500-25 
D. 4x8 Key 
Interface Board [CKB) 
........................................ 500&3 
E. 4x8 SLT Interface Board (CSB) 
........................................ 500-33 
APPLICATION MODULE(S) INSTAUA’XO~ .................................... 500-36 
A 
Expansion I/O Module BOM) for the DVX’ System ......... 
500-36 
B. Expansion I/O Module (IOMj for the DVX’ System 
....... .500-36 
c. 1200 Baud Modem Module [MM] 
.................................... 500-39 
13. Installing the DTMF Receiver Module (RMJ 
...................... 500-39 
DIGIT&TERMINALS 
.................................................................... 500-44 
A. 
Digital Terminal Instaktion- ........................................... 500-44 
B. Digital DSS Console Installation: 
.................................... 500-44 
C. Wall Mc~unting the 33-Button Digftal Terminal 
................ 500-44 
D. 
Wazl Mounting the 8-Button Digital Terminal 
.................. 500-46 
E. 
Singie Line Telephone Installation . 
.................................. 500-46 
F. SLTAdapter / Off-Premise Extension Module [OPX] 
........ 500-46 
POWERFAILURETRANSl?ER. ............................ i.‘......................... 
500-48 
A 
Relay / Sensor interface Module 
..................................... 500-48 
B. 
Power Failure Transfer Unit PFTU) 
................................. 500-48 
IN-G RECORDED ANNOUNCEMENT DEVICE (RAN) 
.......... 500-53 
DATA FEATURE ............................................................................ 
500-54 
sYsT.EMcHEc3-ouT 
...................... ..*...............................* .... 
600-l 
INTRODUC’IION .............................................................................. 600-l 
PRELiMINARY PROCEDURES 
......................................................... 
600- 
1 
POWER UP 
SEQUENCE 
................................................................ ..600- 1 
CUSTOMER DATA BASE PROGRAWiUNG 
............................ 700-l 
INl-RODUCTION 
.............................................................................. 700- 1 
PROGRAM MODE ENTRY Ney Station] 
........................................... 
700- 1 
PROGRAM MODE ENTRY (Data Terminal or PC) 
........................... 700-10 
BEGINNING To PROGRAM 
........................................................... 
700- 10 
IIVIlUUZATION 
............................................................................ 
700-10 
CUSTOMER DATA WORKSHEETS 
................................................ 700-11 
DATA BASE FIELDS 
...................................................................... 700-11 
DATABASE UPLOAD/DOWNLOAD ROWlINE 
................................ 
70&l 1 
A 
Using the PC to UpIoad/Downbad thou 
Remote 
Administration 
............................................................. 
70&l 1 
s=b¶ P-RS PROGRAMMING 
............................. 
710-r 
SYSTEMTlMERs 
............................................................................ 
710-l 
A 
System Hold Recall Timer 
................................................. 710-2 
B. 
Exclusive Hold Recall 
Timer 
.............................................. 
710-Z 
c. 
Attendant 
Recall Timer 
..................................................... 
710-3 
D. 
Transfer Recall Timer 
....................................................... 710-3 
E. 
Preset Forward Timer ....................................................... 710-4 
F. 
Call Forward No/Answer Tlmer 
......................................... 
710-4 
G. Pause Timer 
..................................................................... 
710-5 
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710.3 
710.4 
710.5 
710.6 
710.7 
710.8 
710.9 
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H. Call Park Recall Timer ....................................................... 7 10-5 
1. Conference/DISA Timer .................................................... ‘710-6 
J. Paging Timeout Timer ....................................................... 710-6 
. CO Ring Detect Timer 
...................................................... .710-7 
L. SLT MMF Receiver Timer ................................................. 710-7 
M. Message Waft Reminder Tone ............................................ 710-8 
N. 
SLT Hook Flash Timer ....................................................... 710-a 
0. SLT Hook Flash Debounce Timer ...................................... 710-9 
P. SMDR Call Qualification Timer ....................................... 710-10 
9. Automatic Call Back Timer 
............................................. 710-10 
SYSTEM FEATURES PROGRAMMlNG 
........................................... 710-l 1 
A. Attendant Override ......................................................... 710-13 
B. Hold Preference ............................................................... 710-13 
c. External Night Ring 
l 
........................................................ 710-14 
D. Executive Override Warning Tone ................................... 710-14 
E. Page Warning Tone ......................................................... 710-15 
F. 
Background Music Channel ............................................ 7X0-15 
G. LCR Enable 
.................................................................... 710-16 
H. Account Codes - Forced .................................................. 
710-16 
I. Group Listening .............................................................. 710-17 
J. 
Idle Speaker 
Mode .......................................................... 710-17 
. Call Cost Display Feature 
................................................ 710-18 
L. 
Music On Hold ................................................................ 
710-18 
ATIENDANT STATION ASSIGNMENT 
............................................ 710-19 
SYSTEM TIME AND DATE 
............................................................. 710-19 
PBX DIALING CODES 
.................................................................... 710-20 
ExEcuTlvE/sEcmARy PAIRS 
.................................................. 710-20 
RELAY/SENSOR PROGRAMMING 
................................................. 710-21 
A Progmnmingmlayfor 
-l ........................... 710-22 
B. 
Programdng relay for RAN Starting:. ... (. 
......................... 71U22 
C. 
Progxx~ relay for Power Failure Transfer: 
............... -7 1 O-23 
D. progranrming relay for Loud Bell Control:. ...................... .7 l&24 
E. 
F%-ogramniq relay for CO Line Control- 
........................... 710-25 
F. 
Assign Relay/Sensor Interface Module to a statio& ........ .7X&25 
G. 
Program sensing circuit as a RAN Sensing (RAN END) 
CiK!Uk .......................................................................... 710-26 
BAUD RATE ASSIGNMENTS 
.......................................................... 71&27 
ACCESS CODES ........................................................................... 
710-28 
A 
DlSAAccess Code ........................................................... 
71e28 
B. 
Database Admin. Password 
............................................. 710-29 
STAnON MESSAGE DETAIL RECORDING (SMDR) 
........................ 710-30 
A 
SMDR Enable/Disable .................................................... 
710-30 
B. 
Long Distanc!e/Local Asdgnment .................................... 
710-30 
c. Character Print Assignment 
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710.12 
710.13 
710.14 
SECTION 720 
720. I 
720.2 
720.3 
smroN 730 
730.1 
730.2 
D. 
Baud Rate Display .......................................................... 710-31 
E. SMDR Port Assignments ................................................. 710-31 
WEEKLY MGHTMODE SCHEDULE.. ............................................ 710-32 
A. Automatic/Manual 
Operation.. 
....................................... 7 IO-32 
B. Day of 
Week programming.. ............................................ 710-32 
DIRECTORY DIALING ................................................................... 710-33 
HUNT GROUPS ............................................................................. 710-36 
A. Hunt Group Prog ramming .............................................. 710-36 
B. Station/Pilot Hunting Assignment .................................. 710-36 
LOCAL NUMEtER/NAME TRANSMTlON TABLE ............................ 710-37 
CO LJNE AmUTI3S PROGRAMMING ............................... 720-l 
INTRODUCIION.. .......................................................................... ..720- 1 
A. 
D?xF/D.ialPulseProg 
-g ........................................ 720-2 
3. co/PBx Programming I 
..................................................... 720-2 
c. 
UNAProgmnmit~ ............................................................ 720-3 
D. DISA Trunk-to-Trunk 
IPer CO L&e) .................................. 720-3 
E. Privacy ............................................................................. 720-4 
I?. 
Loop Supervision Programming ........................................ 720-5 
G. 
DISA Rogmmming ........................................................... 720-6 
H. 
FlashTimer Progamming ................................................ 720-7 
1. 
Line Group Programming ................................................. 720-7 
J. CIass of Service (COS) Pro@mntning ................................. 720-G 
. 
CO Line Ringing Assignments.. ......................................... 720-9 
. 
CO Line Identication Display ........................................ 
720-10 
DlALPULSE PARAMETERS ........................................................... 720-l 1 
FLEXIBLE PORT ASSIGNMENT FEATURE ..................................... 720-12 
STATION ATTRIBUTES PROGRAMMUYG .............................. 750-l 
INTRODUcrlON .............................................................................. 730-l 
A. Pagfng Access ................................................................... 730-2 
B. 
Do Not Disturb ................................................................. 730-2 
c. 
Conference Enable/Disable (Per Station] .......................... 730-3 
D. Executive Override ........................................................... 730-3 
E. Privacy (Per Station) ......................................................... 730-4 
F. 
System Speed Dial Access ................................................. 730-5 
G. Line Queuing .................................................................... 730-5 
H. Preferred Line Answer 
....................................................... 730-6 
1. Off-Hook Voice Over ......................................................... 730-6 
J. 
Call Forwarding ................................................................ 730-7 
. 
Forced Least Cost Roumg (Ux) ....................................... 730-7 
L. ACD Supervisor Monitor w/Barge-In ................................ 730-B 
M. 
lhxutive Override Blocking 
............................................. 730-8 
PAGE ‘B” INTRODUC!‘lION .............................................................. 730-9 
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Station Identification ...................................................... 730-10 
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730.4 
SECTXON 740 
740. I 
740.2 
740.3 
740.4 
SECTXON 746 
745.1 
745.2 B. Station Class of Semice (COS) ......................................... 730-13 
C. Speakerphone/Headset Programming ............................. 730-14 
D. Pick-Up Group(s) Programming ....................................... 730-14 
E. Paging Zone(s) Programming ........................................... 730-15 
F. Preset CaIl Forward Prog~ . 3 ................................... 730- 16 
G. CO Line Group Access .................................................... 730-17 
H. LCR Class of Service (COS) .............................................. 730-17 
I. Off-Hook Preference Programming .................................. 73O- 18 
J. FIexible Button Programming .......................................... 736-19 
. Display Flexible Buttons ................................................. 730-21 
Digital Data Interiace Unit fDDIUl ................................................. 730-22 
. Baud Rate Options ......................................................... 730-22 
B. Character Length Option ................................................ 730-23 
c. Stop Bit(s) Option ....................................... . ................... 730-23 
FLEXIBLE POKl- ASSIGNMENT FEA-TUR?Z ..................................... 73524 
AUTOMATXC CALL DISTRIBUTKIN (ACDj’ ............................. 740-l 
ACD GROUP PROGRAMMING ......................................................... 740-l 
. Alternate ACD Group Assignment 
..................................... 740-Z 
B. ACD Over&low Station Assignment .................................... 740-Z 
C. ACD Recorded Announcement Assignment(s) (RAN) ......... .740-3 
D. ACD Supervisor Programming .......................................... .74-O-3 
E. ACD Station Assignment(s) .............................................. .74O-4 
ACD TIMERS ................................................................................... 740-5 
. ACD Ring Timer 
................................................................ 740-5 
B. ACD Message IntemaI Timer ............................................. 740-6 
C. ACD Overflow Timer .......................................................... 740-6 
D. ACD Auto Wrap-Up Timer 
................................................. 740-7 
E. ACD No-Answer Recall Timer ............................................ 74-Q-7 
F. ACD No-Answer Retry Timer ............................................. 740-8 
ACD RAN ANNOUNCEMBNTTAI3LES 
.............................................. 740-9 
PC/ACD INTERFACE TRACE ......................................................... 740-10 
A. 
ES-at Trace Enable/Disable 
............................................ 740-10 
B. Trace Port Assignment 
.................................................... 74cbll 
C. Baud Rate Display .......................................................... 
740-11 
UNIFORM CALL DXSTFtXBUTXON [UCD) .................................. 
746-l 
UCD GROUP PROGRAMMING ......................................................... 745-1 
. 
Alternate UCD Group Assignment ..................................... 745-2 
B. 
UCD Overflow Station Assignment 
.................................... 745-2 
C. 
UCD Recorded Announcement Assignment(s) (RAN) .......... 745-3 
D. 
UCDStationAssignment(s). .............................................. 745-4 
UCD TIMERS ................................................................................... 745-5 
. UCD Ring Timer 
................................................................ 745-5 
B. UCD Message Interval Timer ............................................. 
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750.1 
750.2 
750.3 
SECTION 755 
755.1 
755.2 
755.3 
C. LJCD Overflow Timer 
......................................................... 745-6 
D. UCD Auto Wrap-Up Tier 
................................................ 74517 
E. UCD No-Answer Recall Timer 
........................................... 745-7 
F. 
UCD No-Answer Reiry Tier 
............................................ 745-3 
UCD RAN ANNOUNCEMENTTABLES ............................................. 
745-9 
ICLID PROGRAMMING ........................................................... 750-I 
INTRODUCTION 
.............................................................................. 750- 1 
A. 
Calling Number/Name Display 
......................................... 750- 1 
B. Incoming Number/Name SMDR ....................................... 750- 1 
C. Unanswered Call Management ......................................... 750-l 
ICLID RINGIIVG ASSIGNMENT 
......................................................... 750-3 
ICLID FEATURES.. .......................................................................... 750-5 
A. Enable/Disable 
............................................. ..;. 
............... 750-5 
B. 
Name in Display.. ............................................................. 750-5 
C. 
Baud Rate Display.. 
.......................................................... 750-6 
D. Port Assignment ............................................................... 
750-6 
VOICE MAIL GROUPS (VM) 
.................................................... 765-l 
VOICE MA% PROGRAMMING 
......................................................... 755-1 
. Alternate Voice 
Mail Group 
............................................... 755-z 
B. 
‘Leave” Mail Index Entry ................................................... 
755-2 
C. 
“Retrieve” Mail Index Entry.. 
............................................. 755-3 
D. Station Assignment(s) 
....................................................... 
755-3 
VOICE MAIL OUTPULSING TASLE 
.................................................. 755-4 
. 
Voice Mail In-Band Signaling 
............................................ 
755-4 
B. 
Voice Mail Disconnect Table 
............................................. 755-5 
VOICE hML IN-BAND FEATURES 
.................................................. 
755-6 
. Voice Mail In-Band Dfgits 
................................................. 
755-6 
B. 
voice. M&I l?Iansfm/Fom ............................................ 755-7 
SECTION 760 
760.1 
. 
760.2 
760.3 
EXCEPTION TABLES PROGRAMMING 
................................. 760-l 
EXCEPI’ION TABLES PROGRAMMING 
............................................ 
760- 1 
RELATED ITEMS 
TO ‘KILL RESTRICTION 
....................................... 760-Z 
. CO/PI3X Lines 
.................................................................. 760-2 
B. Forced Account Codes 
...................................................... 
760-Z 
C. 
SLT DTMF Recehrs 
......................................................... 
760-2 
D. 
LCR vs. Toll Restriction .................................................... 
760-3 
TOLL RESrRIc?ION PROGRAMMING 
............................................. 
760-4 
. Entering Toll Table Programming 
...................................... 
760-4 
B. 
Allow Table Programming 
................................................. 
760-5 
C. 
Deny Table Programming 
.................................................. 
760-7 
D. 
Special Table Programmhg 
.............................................. 
760-8 
E. Dfsplaylng Toll Table Entries 
............................................ 
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765.1 
765.2 
SECTION 770 
770.1 
LEAST COST ROUTING &CR) PROGRAMMING ................. ...765-1 
IN’I’RODUCZION .............................................................................. 765- 
1 
A. LCR Operation .................................................................. 
765- 1 
LCR TBLES 
PROGRAMMING ......................................................... 765-3 
A. 3-Digit Area/OfZice Code Table.. ....................................... .765-4 
B. s-Digit Ofhe Code Table ................................................... 
765-5 
C. 
Exception Code Table ........................................................ 765-6 
D. 
Route List Table ................................................................ 765-7 
E. Insert/Delete Table ........................................................... 765-9 
F. Daily StartTime Table .................................................... 
765- 10 
G. Weekly Schedule Table ................................................... 765-l 1 
Ii* 
LCR Routing for Toll Momnation ..................................... 765-12 
I. 
Default LCR Database ..................................................... 765- 13 . 
- DATABASE PARAMETERS .................................. 770-l 
INTRODUCTION .............................................................................. 770- 1 
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
E. 
.F. 
0. 
H. 
I. 
J. 
EL 
L. 
M. 
N. 
Initialize System Paraxnetus ............................................. 770-Z 
hi&&e CO Line Atibutes ............................................. -770-4 
Initialize Statfon Attributes ............................................... 770-S 
Initialize Station and CO Port Parameters ......................... 770-8 
Irdthhze Exception Tables.. .............................................. .770-g 
Initialize System Speed Numbers .................................... 770-10 
initialize LCR Tables ....................................................... 
77&l 1 
Initialize Entire System and Reset (all parameters) .......... 
770-12 
Initialize ICUD Parameters ............................................. 770-13 
Initkdize Directory Dialog Table Parameters .................. -770-14 
Initialize 
Hunt Group Parameters .................................... 
770-15 
Ini~ ACD or UCD Group Parameters ....................... .77@ I6 
InftfalizeVM Group Parameters ....................................... 770-17 
System Reset .................................................................. 770-18 
SECTION 775 
. 
775.1 
PRINTING SYSTEM DATAEASI3 PARAMETERS ... ..*..............775- 1 
INTRODUCTION ................................ ..~......~....................................775- 1 
. Print.ingSystemParameters.. ............................................ 775-2 
B. F’rinting CO Line Attributes 
............................................... 775-4 
C. 
Printing Station Attributes ................................................ 775-6 
D. Printing CO and Station Port Parameter5 ......................... .775-8 
E. 
F+intin.g Exception Tables 
............................................... 775-10 
F. 
Fkinting System Speed Bins ............................................ 775- 12 
G. 
Mting LCR Tables 
........................................................ 775-14 
H. 
Fkinting Entire System Data Base 
................................... 775-24 
I. 
Printing ICLID Tables ...................................................... 775-25 
J. Prinling Directory Dialing Table Parameters.. .................. 775-28 
K 
PrlnUng Hunt Group Parameters .................................... 
775-30 
I.. 
Printing ACD or LJCD Group Parameters 
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800.2 
800.3 
APPENDIX A M. FYinting Voice Mail Group Parameters ............................ 775-34 
N. Abort Printing ................................................................. 775-i6 
&TA?NTENANCEAeND TROUBLESHOOTIlVG .......................... 800-l 
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD IpCB) TROUBLESH0011NG CHAF3-S .... 800-l 
REMOTE MAINTENANCE 
................................................................ 800-5 
A. General Overview ............................................................. 800-5 
B. Ovtmiew of Maintenance Commands ................................ 800-5 
C. Maintenance Password ..................................................... 
800-5 
D. Exit Maintenance ............................................................. 800-5 
E. system conAguration ....................................................... 
800-6 
F. CO/Station Confiiuration ................................................ 800-7 
G. Event Trace Buffer 
............................................................ 800-8 
REMOTE SYSTEM MONITOR ........................................ (......... ........ NO-9 
k GeneralOverview ............................................................. 800-9 
B. Monitor Password.. ........................................................... 800-9 
c. HdpMenu (?I ................................................................... 800-9 
D. 
Dump Memory Data ......................................................... 800-9 
E. Event Trace Mode ........................................................... 
800-10 
F. Modify Memory command 
............................................... 800- 11 
G. Baud Rate Command ..................................................... 
800-l 1 
H. Exit the Monitor mode .................................................... 800-l 1 
CUSTOMER DATABASE PROGRAMMING ................................. A-l 
APPENDIX B 
APPEND= C 
1. 
2. 
3. . 
. 
4. DIGITAL SYSTEMS PART NUMBERS 
........................................ B-1 
ICLID GENERAL DESCIUPT’ION 
................................................ 
c-1 
IIWRODUCIION 
.................................................................................. 
C-l 
SYSTEM CONFIGURA~ON 
................................................................. 
C-l 
FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE 
............................................................ 
C-l 
A 
Calling Number/Name Display 
............................................. 
c-2 
B. Lncotig Number/Name SMDR 
........................................... c-2 
c. Unanswered Call Management 
............................................. 
c-2 
D. LocaI Name Translation 
........................................................ c-2 
E. ICLID Display Phone Operation 
.......................................... ..c- 2 
IIVIPLEME~A~ONPLAN 
.................................................................... c-4 
. 
ICLID KTU Display Phone 
..................................................... 
c-4 
B. Table Structures 
................................................................... 
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SECTION 100 
INTRODUCTION ............................................................... 100-l 
SECTION 200 GENE&XL DESCFWTION ................................................. 200-l 
Figure 200- 1 Main Key Service Board of the Basic KSU ............................................... 200-3 
Figm 200-2 Main Key Service Board of the Expansion KSU 
....................................... 200-5 
Figure 200-3 2x4 Expander Module ............................................................................ 200-7 
Figure 200-4 2x4 SLT Expander Module 
..................................................................... 200-S 
Figure 200-5 4x8 Expander Module ............................................................................ 200-9 
Figure 200-6 Basic KSU Equipment Cabinet ............................................................. zoo-1 1 
Fi@m 200-7 Cent-x& Processing Board [CPB) ............................................................ 200-12 
Figure 200-S 4z& Key Interface Board (CKB) ............................................................. 200-13 
Figure 200-9 4x8 SLT Interface Board (CSB) ............................................................. 200-14 
Figure 200- 10 33-Button Executive Digital Terminal 
............................ ?. ................... 200-18 
Figure 200-1133-Button Enhnced Digit& Terminal ................................................ 200-20 
Figure 20Q 12 S-Button Basic Digital Ttmninal ......................................................... 200-22 
Figure ZOO- 13 48-Button DSS/DLS Console ............................................................. 200-24 
Figure 20@17 W-Premise Extension (OPX) ModuIe 
.................................................. 200-28 
Figure 200- 18 Relay / Sensor Interface Module ......................................................... 200-29 
Figure 200- 19 Power F&me TYansfer Wiring Options ............................................... 200-30 
Figure 200-20 Digital Data Interface Unit (DDIU) wiring ............................................ 200-32 
SECTION 300 
KEY STATION FEATURE DESCRIPTION ........................... 300-l 
Figure 300-l 33-Button Default Button Map ............................................................ 300-15 
Figure 300-2 S-Button Default Button Map ............................................................... 300-16 
SECTION 
310 SINGLE LINE TELEPHONE FEATURE DESCRIPTION.. ...... 310-l 
SECTION 320 
A’M.“ENDm FEATURE DESCRIPTION ............................. 320-l 
SECTION 4-00 STATfoN FEATURE OPEX#YMOH ...................................... 400-l 
Figure 400- 1 33-Button Digital Display Terminal 
........................................................ 400-2 
SECTION 405 
8-BUTTON EEYSET FEATURE OPE.RATIOiv ...................... 405-l 
Figure 405- 1 S-Button Digital Terminal ...................................................................... 405-2 
. SECMON 410 
SLT FEATURE OPERATION .............................................. 410-l 
SECTION 420 AZTENDANT FEATURE OPERATION ................................ 420-l 
Figure 420-133-Button Attendant Display Terminal ................................................... 420-2 
SECTION 500 
INSTAUATION ................................................................ 
600-l 
FrgUre 50@- 1 Diglti FIatpack Mounting Ammgements 
............................................... 500-3 
Figure 500-2 Digital Flatpack 
Mounting Dimen.sions 
................................................... 500-4 
Figure 500-3 Main Key &mice Board of the Basic KSU 
............................................... 500-7 
Figure 500-4 Digital Flatpack RS-232C Connections 
................................................... 500-S 
Figure 500-5 Main Key Service Board of the Expansion KSU ..................................... 500-10 
Figure 500-6 2x4 Expander Module .......................................................................... 500-13 
Figure 500-7 2x4 SLT Expander Module 
................................................................... 500-16 
Figure 500-S 4x8 Expansion Module ......................................................................... 500- 19 
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Figure 500-9 Basic KSU Equipment Cabinet ............................................................. 500-23 
Figure 
500- 10 Basic KSU Cabinet Mounting Dimensions .......................................... 500-24 
Figure 500-I 
1 Central Processor Board (CPB) ........................................................... 500-26 
Figure 500-12 Basic KSU CPB RS-232C Connections ............................................... 500-27 
Figure 500-13 4x8 Key Interface Board (CKB) ........................................................... 
500-29 
Figure 500- 14 Shielded Cable Terminations ............................................................. 
500-30 
Figure 500-l 5 4x8 SLT Interface Board [CSB) ........................................................... 500-34 
Figure 500- 16 DVX I Expansion I/O Module Pin-outs 
............................................... 500-37 
Figure 500- I7 DVX ’ Expansion I/O Module pin-outs 
.............................................. 500-38 
Figure 500- 18 Basic KSU Application Card Locations ............................................... 500-42 
Figure 500- 19 Expansion KSU AppIication Card Locations ....................................... 500-43 
Figure 500-20 
D@tal Terminal Moduhr Block Wiring .............................................. 500-45 
Figure 500-21 Digital 
Terminal Wall Mounting 
......................................................... 500-47 
Figure 500-22 Off-Premise Extension (OPX) 
Module.. ............................... 
v.. ............. 
500-49 
Figure 500-23 Relay / Se.nsor Interface Module ........................................................ 
500-50 
Figure 500-24 Power Failure Transfer Wiriug Options ............................................... 500-5 1 
Figure 500-25 CO and SLT RATV Connections ........................................................... 500-53 
Figure 500-26 Digital 
Data Interface Unit (DDIU) wh-ing 
........................................... 500-54 
SECTION 600 
SpsrnM cm?AxGouT 
................................... -. ............ *. .... 600-l 
SECTION 700 
CUSTOMER DATA BASE PROGRAMMING .......................... 700-l 
Figure 700- 1 Data Terminal Program Codes Cross Reference 
...................................... 700-2 
Fig= 700-2 lnfhite DigitaI Programming Button Mapping 
........................................ 700-3 
SECTION 710 
SYSTEM PARhMETERS PROG-G ........................... 710-l 
Figure 710- 1 Hook Switch Activity 
.............................................................................. 710-9 
SECTION 720 
CO LINE ATTRIBUTES PROG-G 
.................. ...* ...... 720-l 
SECTION 730 
STATION ATTRIBUTES PROGRAMMING ..................... -. .... 730-l 
SECTION 740 
AUTOMATIC CALL DISTRIBUTION (ACD) 
.......................... 740-x 
SECTION 745 
UNIFORM CALL DISTRIBuTfoN @JCD) ......................... W .... 745-l 
SECTION 750 
ICLlD PROGIUUKWNG .......... ..t........................- ................ 750-l 
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SECTION 755 
VOICE MAIL GROUPS [VM) ... . ....................... l ................... 755-l 
SECTION 760 
EXCEPTION TABLES PROGRAMMING ......... *.*. ...... *W.-e.* ..... 780-l 
SECTION 765 
LEAST COST ROUTING &CR) PROGRAMMING.. .............. ..765- 1 
Figure 765-l Fx 3-DigitArea/Office Code Table Pgm Form 
........................................ 765-4 
Flgm 765-2 Ex 6-D@ Office Code Table Pgm Form 
................................................. 765-5 
Frg= 765-3 Ex Exception Code Table P&m Form 
...................................................... 765-6 
Fig=e 7fi5-4 
Ex: 
Insert/Delete Pgm Form 
................................................................... 765-9 
l”%gu.re 765-5 Daily Si%zt Time & Weekly Schedule Tables 
......................................... 765-10 
Figure 765-6 Ex Daily & Weekly Start The TabIes .................................................. 
765-l 1 
Fig-e 765-7 Ex LCRToll Information Routing Pgru Form 
........................................ 
765-12  
						

							~git.d Key Telephone System6 LWT OF FIGURES 
SBCTlON 770 INITlALlZE DATABASE PARAMETERS ............................. 770- 1 
Figure 770- 1 33-Button Default Button Mapping 
........................................................ ‘770-6 
Figure 770-2 &Button Default Button Mapping .......................................................... 770-7 
SECTION 775 PFUNTING SYSTEM DATAEASE P AEUMEZERS ....... . .......... 775-l 
Figure 775-I. DB Printout of System Parameters ......................................................... 775-3 
Figure 775-2 DB Printuut of CO Line Attributes 
.......................................................... 775-5 
Figure 775-3 DB Printout of Station Attributes ........................................................... 775-7 
Figure 775-4 DB Printout of CO/Station Parameters ................................................... 775-9 
Figure 775-5 DB Printout of Exception Tables ........................................................... 775- 11 
Figure 775-6 DB Printout of System Speed Numbers ................................................. 775-13 
Figure 775-7 DB Printout of LCRTables ................................................................... 775-15 
Figure 7759 DB Printout 
of ICLJD Table ................................................................... 775-26 
Figure 775 12 DB Prtntout of Directory 
Dial Table .................................................... 775-29 
Figure 775-13 DB Printout of Hunt Group Parameters ......................... . ................... .775-31 
Figure 775 14 DB Printout of ACD Group farameters ............................................... 775-33 
Figure 778 15 DB Printout of 
Voice MafI Group Parameters . .  ...................................... 775-35 
SECTION 800 -NANCE AND TR0tJBLEZSHOOTING.r.. .................... 
800-l 
Ffgure 800- 1 Remote Maintenance Help Menu ............................................................ 800-5 
Figure 800.2 System Configuration w/LCR ................................................................. 800-6 
Figure 800-3 CO/Station ConfIguration ...................................................................... 800-7 
Figulre 800-4 Event Trace as It appears on Display 
.................................................... 800-l 1 
APPENDIX A 
CUSTOMER DATABASE PROGRAMMING .............................. A-l 
APPENDIX B DIGITAL SYSTEMS PART NUMBERS . ..**.....................*.......*. B-f 
APPENDIX C ICLID GENERAL DESCRIPTXON ............................................ c-1 
F@re 1 ICLID System Conf.@ratim 
............................................................................. C-l 
ls~uc 1, 
Januarg 1993