Vodavi Infinite Dvx I, Dvx Ii Hybrid Key Telephone Systems Installation Manual

							SYSTEM PARAMETERS PROGRAMhUNG Di&al Key Telephone Systems 
SYSTEM FEATURES [Cont’dl 
C. Erternnl Nfght Rixq 
Programming Steps 
If this feature is to be changed: 
1. Press the FXFNIGHTRING flexible button 
(Button #3). This feature will toggle on and 
off with each depression, and the display 
will update with each depression. 
+ LED off = Ext. Night F&g is disabled 
l LEDon= Ext. Night Ring is enabled 
2. 
Press the HOLD button to save the entq. 
Confi.iation tone is heard. 
D. Executive Override Wmdmg Tone 
Prog - qq steps 
If this feature is to be changed: 
1, Press the EXE32 OVER WARN TONE flex- 
ible button (Button #4). This feature wiII 
toggle on and off with each depression, and 
the display w-lb update with each depres- 
sion. 
l LED off = Executive Override Tone dis- 
abIed 
l LED on = Executive Override Tone en- 
abled 
2. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard. Description 
When this feature is set to yes, it activates 
external night ring which produces a tone that 
is 
sent over aII external page groups. When 
outside lines are marked UNA, ringing will ac- 
ttvate a tone over external paging when an 
incoming cd occurs on those lines during 
night service. 
Default: By defauk. External Night Ring is dis- 
abled. 
R&&d Programmiq: 
Refer to Sec. 710.7, 
Relay/Sensor Programming; Refer to Sec. 
720.1, CO Line Pro gmmmingfor assigning UNA 
status to a CO Line(s). 
Description 
A Station progmmmabIe option allows stations 
to be designated as “Executive” stations with 
the ability to override and “barge-in” on other 
keysets engaged in conversation on a CO line. 
Prior to actual cut through of the third party, a 
warning tone is presrmted to all parties notify- 
ing them of the “barge-in”. 
‘Ibis warning tone however is a programmable 
option. on a system wide basis. that either 
enables or disables the tone. When the tone is 
disabled no audible signal is presented to the 
parties to signal the “barge-in”. 
Dctatrlt: By default. Executive Override Warn- 
ing Tone ia enabled. 
-tCd b@IIUlB@J: 
Refer to Sec. 730.1, 
Station Attributes 
Programming, 
Executive/Secretary Pairs for 
assigning sta- 
tions as Executive stations. 
USE OF THIS FEATURE WHEN THE 
EXEC’I;ITNE OVERRIDE WARNING 
TONE IS DISABLED MAY BE INTER- 
PRETED AS A VIOLATION OF FED- 
ERAL OR STATE LAWS, AND AN 
INVASION OF PRIVACY. CONSULT- 
COUNSEL WITH RESPECT l-0 APPLI- 
CABLE LAWBEFORE INTRUDlNG ON 
CALLS USING THIS FEATURE. 
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Sl’STEM PARULETERS PROGRAMMING 
SYSTEMFEATURES(Contd) 
E. Page Warning Tone 
Progrsmming Steps 
If this feature is to be changed: 
1, Press the PAGE WARN rONE ilexible but- 
ton (Button #51. This feature will toggle on 
and off with each depression, and the dis- 
play will update with each depression. 
. LED on = Page Warning Tone is enabled 
l LED off = Page Warning Tone is disabled 
P.Press the HOLD button to save the entry, 
Confkmation tone is heard. 
DWXipU0Il 
Determines whether a page warning tone will 
be sounded over the Key Telephone speakers or 
external paging speakers, prior to a page an- 
nouncement. 
Default: By default. Page Warning Tone is M- 
abled. 
lRelaicd Fvogramminsl 
Refer to Sec. 730.1, 
Station AttrIbutes Prog 
* 4 for Paging Ac- 
cess and Page Group Assignments. 
F. Background Music Channel 
Prg; 
- lg steps 
IfBackground Music is to be enabled/disabled: 
1. Press the BACKGROUND MUSIC flexible 
button (Button #6). This feature will toggle 
on and off with each depression. and the 
display will update with each depression. 
l LED on = Background Music is enabled 
l LED off = Background Music is disabled 
- 2,Ress the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard. Description 
The system can be programmed to allow sta- 
tions to activate Background Music at their 
stations, fn addition to Music-On-Hold. A mu- 
sic source must be connected to theBGM/MGH 
connector on the CPU. 
Detault: By default. .&he Background Music 
channel is enabled. 
lcclatcd Rogrannninn: Refer to Sec. 710.2, 
SystemFeatures~~. 
Music On Hold 
for the Music-On-Hold assignment. 
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SYtSTEBB P-RS PROG-G D@itaI Key ‘relcphone systems 
SYSTEM FEATURES (ConVd) 
G. LCR Enable 
Prop- Steps 
If this feature is to be assigned: 
1. Press the LCR ENABLE flexible button 
(Button #7). This feature will toggle on and 
off with each depression, and the display 
wrll update with each depression. 
l LED on = LCR is enabled 
l LED off = LCR is disabled 
2. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Conhnation tone is heard. Description 
If Least Cost Routing is to be used, it must be 
enabled here. Before enabling LCR refer to the 
Least Cost Routing section and programming 
tables [Appendix Al. when the tables have alI 
been programmed. you may then enable LCR 
for the system. After system iuitialization, a 
default LA3R database is loaded into the LCR 
section of memory. Refer to Figure 775-8 DB 
Printout of LCR Default 
Default: By default, UZR is disabled. 
Related Programmhng: Refer to Sec. 765.1, 
LCR Tables programming. , 
H. Account Codes - Forced 
l4lamwg steps 
l.Press ACCOUNT CODES flekble button 
mutton #8) to determine whether the use 
ofAccount Codeswill be forced or optional. 
This feature will toggle on and off with each 
depression. and the display will update 
with each depression. 
l LED ON = Account Codes are forced 
l LED OFF = Account Codes are optional 
2. Press tbe HOLD button to save the entry 
Confk-matlon tone is heard. Description 
The system can force the use of account codes 
on ail restricted caIls. 
If forced account code option is enabled, then a 
stations Class of Sewice is upgraded to day 
COSl, night COSl, when the account code is 
entered. 
If forced account code option is disabled, then 
a stations Class of Semice is not upgraded but 
the account code amtiues to be part of the 
SMDR record. 
Debault: By default, the use of account codes is 
not forced but optional. 
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SYSTEM PARAMETERS PROG-G 
I. 
Group Listening 
Programmhg Steps 
If Group Listening is to be assigned: 
1. Press the GROUP 
IB’IENING flexible but- 
ton (Button #9]. This feature win toggle on 
and off with each depression, and the dis- 
play will update with each depression. 
6 LED on = Group List&g is enabled 
l LED off = Group Listening is disabled 
2.Prer.s the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Conknation tone is heard. Desctiption 
All digital key terminals have built-in speaker- 
phones. 
Station users may use the speaker to 
monitor a call while using the handset to con- 
verse with the outside party. This enables other 
people in the room to listen to both parks in 
the conversation. Group listening is not avail- 
able when the station is in the headset mode. 
DcfanIt: By default, Group Listening is dis- 
abled. 
J. Idle Speaker Mode 
profframmin Steps Description 
If the speaker mode needs to be assigned. 
1. Press the IDLE SPFAKER MODE flexible 
button (Button # 10). This feature w-iU tog- 
gle on and off with each depression, and 
the display wQl update with each 
depres- 
sion. 
v L?ZDon= Istdigitdialedisheard. 
* LED off = 1st digit dialed is 
muted. 
2. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard. This feature atlows the system to determine 
whether the first digit dialed is heard over the 
digital key terminal speaker. This feature can 
be allowed or denied on a system-wide basis In 
programming. 
Dcfkult: By default, idle 
speaker mode is dis- 
abled. 
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E, call Cost Display Feature 
Prog~ steps 
If Call Cost Display Feature is to be enabled: 
1 .Press the CALL COST DISPLAY flexible 
button (Button # 11). This feature will tog- 
gle on and off with each depression, and 
the display will update with each depres- 
sion. 
. LEDon= 
Call Cost Display is enabled 
l LED off = Call Cost Display is disabled 
2. Press the HOLD button to save the e&y. 
Confirmation tone is heard. 
L. Music On Hold 
If Music On Hold is to be disabled: 
1, Press the h4USIC ON HOLD flexible button 
‘(Button #12). This feature will toggle on 
and off with each depression. and the dis- 
play will update with each depression. 
l LED on = Music On Hold fs enabled 
l LED off = Music On Hold is disabled 
2. Press tile HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confk-matton tone is heard. Description 
The Call Cost Display Feature provides a means 
for a user to view the approxknate cost of each 
caLI made. This approximate cost wizl also be 
printed as part of the SMDR record. 
The Cdl Cost Display will replace the call du- 
ration display when a call is made using LCR. 
This display is 
enabled in programming. 
The cost information 
is programmable by se- 
lecting one of the 16 route list tables and one of 
the four time periods. This allows the user to 
program four separate costs based on the time 
of day for each of 16 routes. The costs entered 
in the tables wiIl be a cost for one minute. 
however. costs are calculated using a 1 /lOth of 
a minute value. These’costs are rounded down 
and are based on the start time of the call. even 
if the call extends into a dzerent time period. 
The SMDR printout w-ill contaM a cost calcu- 
lated using a l/ 10th of a minute irxrement 
and 
the display will update approxhnateiy every 30 
seconds. The user must use LCR enabled to get 
the call cost display. 
Jkfanlt: By default, the Call Cost Display Fea- 
ture is disabled. 
Related Pro@xmming: 
Refer to Sec. 710.2. 
System Features Programming, L.CR Enable. 
De&&ion 
A music source. when connected to the system, 
provides music to ail lines on Hold. parked 
calls. transferred calis and calls waiting to be 
answered by Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) 
or Uniform CaU Distribution (LJCD). This fea- 
ture can be allowed or denied on a system-wide 
basis in prom. 
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710.3 A’ITENDAIUT STATION ASSIGN- 
BUENT 
Prog~ Steps 
If Attendant Station(s) are to be changed: 
a.Press FLASH and dial [lo]. The following 
message is shown on the display phone: 
b. Enter up to three three-digit station num- 
ber(s) 
on the dial pad. 
c. Press the HOJD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation 
tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
710.4 SYSTEM TTUHEAND DATE 
To 
set the time and date which appears on 
display Digiti Ten&r&: 
a. Press FLASH and dial Ill]. The following 
message is shown on the display phone. 
b. Choose display format by pressing the ap- 
propriate button in the fI&ble button field. 
c. Press the HOLD button or dial in the time 
and 
date as follows (twehre digits]: 
YYMMDDHHMMSS 
d. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Cordrmation tone is 
heard and the display 
will now update. 
Dt?scription 
The system will identlfy an attendant station for 
the purpose of receiving recalls and activating 
night service. The system can have up to three 
attendant(s) programmed. 
Entering three 
pounds I###] wii remove that 
attendant a&gnment or different station num- 
bers can be 
programmed. 
Default: 
By default, Station 100 fs assigned as 
the first attendant. 
Related Pro-: 
Refer to Sec. 710.1, 
System Tfmers for the hystem Hold Rem11 
Timer, Exclusfve Hold Recall ‘Drner. Call Park 
RecalI Timer. and Attendant Recall Timer; Sec. 
7 10.2, 
System Features Programming, 
Attendant Override: Sec. 710.1 I. 
Weekly Night 
Mode 
Schedule programming. 
Description 
The date can be displayed in either the US 
(month/day) format or the European 
(day/month) format on Exec&ive Display sta- 
tions. In addition. the time can be displayed in 
either the standard 12 hour format or the 24 
hour format. 
The buttons on the digital terminal are defined 
asshownbelowwhenenteringt.heSystemTime 
and Date programming area: 
When entexin~ the time Ad date, use the fol- 
lowing data: 
- W(year)=0000099 
- MM (month) = 01 to 12 
- DD(dayI=Ol to31 
- HH(hour)=OOto23 
- MM(minute)=OOto59 
- SS (second) = 00 to 59 (optional) 
Default: By default. the date Is set for 
month/day format and the time is in the 12 
hour format. 
Related Progrmg: 
Sec. 420.18. Setting 
System Time and Date from the tist pro- 
grammed attendant; 
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MISC. SYSTEM PARAnuEm Rs (cont’d) 
710.5 PBX DIALING CODES 
Programming Steps 
If PBX Dialing Codes are to be assigned: 
a. Press FLASH and dial 112). The following 
message is shown on the display phone: 
I PBK DW cm 
i #I#, ##, ##, ##, ## 
b.Enter five twodigit code numbers, one 
right after the other, on the dial pad up to 
a maximum of ten digits. 
c. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
710.6 
EXECUTlVE/SECREMRY PAIRS 
If Executive/Secretsry pairs are to be assigned: 
a. Press F.TASW and dial [ 131. The following 
message is shown on the display phone- 
b-The top left button in the fkxiile button 
field will be lit indicating the fvstpairmay 
be programmed. 
c. Enter the three-digit Executive station 
number. 
d.Enter the three-digit Secretary station 
number. 
e. Press the HOLD button to save the data. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
f. To program a second pair, press the second 
fkible button in the flexible button field 
and enter station numbers as in steps c., 
d., and e. 
g-To program a third pa&. press the third 
button in the flexible button field and enter 
station numbers as in steps c., d., and e. 
h-To pmgmn a fourth patr, press the fourth 
button in the flexible button field and enter 
swan numbers as in steps c., d.. and e. Description 
Five one or two-djgit PBX access codes can be 
programmed into memory. When dialed. these 
codes signal the system so that toll restriction 
is applied at the next dialed digit. When a single 
digit code 191 is entered, it must be foflowed by 
the pound [#] as the second digit. 
To delete an entry. enter two pounds [##J and 
press the HOLD button. 
Lines must 
be programmed as PEIX lines before 
these codes will apply. 
Default: By default, no PBX dialing codes are 
assigned. 
EEt T Fef”r to Sec. 720, CO 
grammug for assigning a CO Line(s) as 
PBX Linels). 
Description 
There are four Executive/Secretary pairs avail- 
able. When an Executive 
station is busy or in 
DND, intercom calls and transfers will be auto- 
matically routed to the designated Secretary. 
The buttons on the key telephone are defmed 
as shown below when entering the Execu- 
tive/Secretary programming area: 
FiRWpgq 
The assigned secretzuy may, 
h owever, Camp- 
On to the Executive Stapon when the station is 
busy or in Do-Not-Disturb. 
There- can be only one pairing of stations, with 
no duplifcates. You cannot pair Executive 
100 
toSecretary101andthenpairSenetary101to 
Executive 100. You can have the same Secre- 
taq station formore than one Executive station 
(101 to 105 and 102 to 105). 
An entry of six pounds [#I#####] will remove the 
assignments. Individual pairs may be changed 
by pressing the associated flexible button. 
Default: By default. no Exec/See’y pairs are 
assigned, 
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MISC. SYSTEM PARAMETE 
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710.7 REUW/SENSOR PROGRAMMING 
Programrniqq Steps 
If Relays are to be assigned: 
a-Press FLASH and dial 1141. Relay #l (Flex 
Button # I) and On-Board Relays (FlexBut- 
ton #ll] LEDs ti be lit indicating the 
system Is in the pro&ramming mode for 
“On-Board” relay prom The fol- 
lowhg message is shown on tde display 
phone: 
To program “On-Board” relays: 
a. Press the “On-Board” Relays (Fkx Button 
#111 to indicate the system is in the ‘On- 
Board” relay programming mode. 
b.Press the desired flex button that corre- 
sponds to the relay to be pwed and 
follow the steps outlined in the following 
section. 
To program relays on the Relay/Sensor Module: 
a. Press the appropriate flex button 12 thru 
15 to indicate which Relay/Sensor Inter- 
face Module is to be programmed. 
b. Press flexbuttons (l-3) to indicate the relay 
to bc programmed. 
To program Sensing circuits on a Relay/Sensor 
Module: 
a. Press the appropriate flex button 12 thru 
15 to indicate which~Relay/Sensor Inter- 
* 
face Mudule is to be programmed. 
b. Press flex buttons (4-6) to select the sens- 
ing circuit to be prcgmnmed. Description 
The DVX I and DVX ’ systems offer relays that 
may be individually programm 
ed for: External 
Page, Loud BeIl Control, CO Line Control. 
Power Failure Transfer. and Recorded An- 
nouncement uses. Up to four Relay/Sensor 
interface modules may be installed on either 
system. Each Relay/Sensor Interface module 
contains three independent relays and three 
sensing input circuits. In addition. the DVX ’ 
4& Key Interface boards (CKB) each contain a 
Relay Contact (for up to seven “on-board” re- 
lays) that may also be assigned to any of the 
functions mentioned above. 
The buttons on the digifal termfnal are deEned 
as shown below wlxn entering the Relay/&n- 
sor programming area: 
MlAY#! 
la 
RL*YY 
Ea **1AR 
:c * , 
E&l . 
_.. , 0 UYR 
M ... 1 E 
Whtl-t?: 
- Button #1 I = On-Board Relay program- 
ming (Relays on the 4x8 Key Interface 
Board E-1 
- Button # 12 = Relay/Sensor Interface 
Module # I prqramdng 
- Button #13 
= Relay/Sensor Interface 
Module #2 programming 
- Button #14 
= Relay/Sensor Interface 
Module #3 programming. 
- Button #15 
= Relay/Sensor Interface 
Module #4 pro@ 
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Default: By default, there is no relay program- 
mine- 
R&ted Roflammkg: 
Refer to Sec. 740.1. 
Automatic Call Distribution (ACD). ACD 
Recorded Announcement Assignment(s); or 
Sec. 745.1, Urdfonn Call Distribution (UCD), 
UCD Recorded Announcement Assignment(s) 
for RAN Table programmhg. 
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RELAY/SENSOR PRoGRAMMIlV G (Cont’d) 
A Pr&dl relay for External 
: 
Prog * ASteps 
1. Press the flex button that corresponds to 
the desired relay to be programmed. 
Z&Dial 111 on the dial pad, 
3. Enter a one-digit page zone number (l-4) 
4. Ress the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confkmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
Wbm: 
- X= Page Zones lthnl4 
B. Pl-o*amming relay for RAN sm: 
Rog~ Steps 
l.Press the fkx button that corresponds to 
the desired relay to be programmed. 
2.Dia.l[21 on the dial pad. 
3. Enter a one-digit RATV Table number (I 
thru 8j the relay should be associated to. 
4. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Ccmfkmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
Where: 
- X= F&IN Table number Description 
EXTERNAL 
PAGE RELAY: When assigning a 
relay as an External Page relay, the relay will 
activate when the extemaI page zone the relay 
is assigned to is accessed. The relay will rem&n 
activated during the page announcement until 
the station hangs up or the page f&ner expires 
and releases the page zone. 
To disable a relay or sensor cfrcuit: 
a. Press the desired flex button that corre- 
sponds to the relay or sensor circuit to be 
disabled. . 
b,. DiaI 101 on the dial pad. 
c. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
Description 
RAN START RELAY: When a CO line port 
is 
used for a ground stark application. a 24V dc 
power source must be connected to the CO line 
port for talk battery. A Loud Bell Control con- 
tact assigned to that CO line port in program- 
ming would provide contact closure to start the 
Recorded Announcanent device. 
When an SLT port is used, the RAN device must 
be configured for xing trip operation {loop star& 
The 9OV ac voltage sent to the SLT port will be 
recognized by the RAN device which will then 
answer the call. 
To disable a relay or sensor circuit: 
a.Press the desired flex button that coxre- 
spends to the relay or sensor circuit to be 
disabled. 
b.DIalIOIontbedialpad. . 
c. Press the HOLD button to save the e&y. 
Conflation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
Rcfated Pragramming Refer to Sec. 740.1. 
Automatic Call Di&bution (ACD). 
ACD 
Recorded Announcement Assignment(s); or 
Sec. 745.1, Uniform Call Distribution (UCD), 
UCD Recorded Announcement Ass#xnent(s) 
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Prog * g steps 
1. Press the flex button that corresponds to 
the desired relay to be programmed. 
2. Dial 131 on the dial pad. 
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
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RELAY/SENSOR PROGWWJkltN G (Cont’d) 
c- LY relay for Power Failure 
: 
Description 
POWER FAILURE TRANSFER: When the in@ 
nite Power Failure Transfer Unit is used for 
Power Failure, It provides the relay transfer 
circrrits for up to 12 CO Iines in the event of a 
power or processo r faGure. Activation of the PFT 
relays is controkd by a multi-use relay on any 
4x8 Key In&face Board @3SF%] or Relay/Sensor 
Module. A customer provided 12 volt DC power 
supply is required to operate the unit. 
With loss of power to the system or a failure of 
system processing, the PFRJ will automaticaJly 
connect up to twelve (12) ?33 lines to pre-wired 
500/2500 type telephones. When power is re- 
stored, the PFFU will automaticayl restore the 
CO trunks and stations to normal operation. 
These SLT stations do not have to be used for 
intercom. but can be if so desired. 
To disable a relay or sensor circuit: 
a. Press the desired fkx button that corre- 
spends to the relay or sensor circuit to be 
disabled. 
b. Dial 101 on the dial pad. 
c. Press the HOLD button to save the entq. 
Codirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
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