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

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D&itaI Key Telephone Systems EEY STATION FFiATURE DESCRIPTION 
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group. No answer calls fomard when the 
system-wide “no answer timer” expires. In- 
itial CO ringing, transferred CO ringing 
and intercom ringing calls can ak be for- 
warded. CaUs that ring to an idle station 
wfll be call forwarded after expiration of the 
No Answer ring timer.(See Note) 
CalI Forward - No Answer 
This feature allows a station the ability to 
have their calls forwarded to a designated 
station. a UCD group pilot number, Voice 
Mail group number or Hunt group number 
when there is no answer at the station. No 
answer calls forward when the system- 
wide *no answer tlmef expires. [See Note) 
Call Forward - M-Net 
Stations will be allowed to forward inter- 
com and transferred CO line caUs to an 
off-net location This allows a station to 
reroute calls that would normally be lost. 
Calls can be forwarded to home or another 
off-net site. Initially rlngmg CO calls can- 
not be forwarded with this feature [see 
Incoming CO lines O&Net Forward fea- 
ture). 
300.18 CALLPAEE 
An outside line can be placed into one of eight 
parking locations and can be retrieved by any 
station that has a direct line appearance or an 
available loop button. Parked cabs have their 
own recall timer and wiII recall the originating 
station and if still unanswered, the atten- 
dant(s) . 
300.19 CALL. PICK-tIPz 
A Dtccted call Pick-up 
A station can pick up an intercom call, 
transferred. incoming, or recalling outside 
line call to a specfic unattended station. 
The call must be a tone ringing caL 
B. Group Pick-up 
Stations can be placed in one or more of 
four pick-up groups. Stations within a 
group can pick up tone ringing intercom 
calls, transferred. incoming. or recalling 
outside line calls for another station in that 
&roup . 
300.20 GAIL TRANSFER 
AII outside CO line can be transferred f&m one 
keyset to another. l3y using the TRWIS button, 
screened (announced) or unscreened transfers 
can be 
made. The line being transferred rings 
on the keyset and provides Exclusive Hold 
flashing indication to the receiving party’s 
keyset. Any number of attempts can be made to 
locate someone by calling different keysets 
without losing the call. Ifa line is transferred to 
a busy 
station, it will receive muted ringing. 
300.21 CAWING STATION TONE 
MODE 
OPTION 
This feature til provide an easy means for a 
Calling station to ovenide a desired stations HF 
(handsfree) or PV (call announce) intercom 
switch setting. A dial cod& has been added that 
is dialed in front of the extension number to 
force the tone ringing. 
300.22 CAMP-ON 
A station may alert a busy party that an outside 
line is on hold and waiting for them by using 
the CAMP-ON button. To camp on a call, press 
the TRANS button to tisfer the call to the 
desired busy station. then press the CAMP ON 
button. The busy party will receive amuted ring 
over the keyset speaker, and a visual flashing 
CAMP ON LED. By pressing the CAMP ON but- 
ton, the person called places his existing out- 
side call on hold and is connected to the person 
placing the Camp On. He can then pick up the 
call on the appropriate line. Calls cannot be 
camped on when a station is in DND or in 
COIlk~Ce. 
300.23 CAMP-ONREcALt 
When a station does not answer a Camp On. 
that call will recall the person placing the Camp 
Onandif unanswered by them, will recall the 
attendant(s). 
900.24 CANNED TOLL RESTRICTION 
The system provides an easy means of applying 
the most common form of toll restriction where 
l+ and 0+ along wftb 976,555. and 4 11 tvpe of 
caUsa.rerestrictedwHhalllocalcallsand l-800. 
911, l-911,and l-611typeofcalIsarealIowed. 
This canned toll restriction is applied through 
the use of a single pre-built Class-of-Servfce 
and can be assigned to stations using range 
pmgmmming. 
300.26 CENTREX CODKPA~ 
The infinite Digital Key Telephone System pro- 
vides features that are Centrex compatible so 
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that Centrex users can utilize the infinite Digital 
Key Telephone System to enhance their Centrex 
capabilities. The system actually simplifies and 
provides easier access to many Centrexfeatures 
by offering the following features: 
A Flex Button Frog-g 
Flexible button programming allows Cen- 
trex users to program complexCentrexdial 
codes onto a 
keyset button for easy one 
touch access to Centrex features. 
B. Off-Hook Rdcrcnct 
Both Digital 
Terminals and Single line tele- 
phones may be programmed to have their 
personal Centrex line accessed automat- 
icaKy just by lifting the handset or pressing 
the ON/ OFF button. Internal features to 
the in. Digital Key Telephone System 
are still made available to DigitaITemUnais 
by accessing intercom before going off- 
hook. 
C. Private Line Agbpearance 
The in$.rr.& Digital Key Telephone System 
aIlows for private line assignment on an 
unlimited basis. Each station may have 
sole access to a particular outside line if 
desired and may also be assigned to receive 
incoming ringing on that line. 
D. Programmable 
Flash Timer 
CO line flash is a momentary opening on a 
CO Iine used for signaling. When usingthe 
m&e Digital Key Telephone System in a 
Centrex environment the CO line flash is to 
signal the intention to transfer a calier 
using Centt-cx transfer. The CO line flash 
timer is programmable on a per CO line 
bases to facilitate a 
mixture of Centrexand 
CO 
line5 within the same system. 
E: Prow “W, *#“, and 
Hook-Flashes 
into Speed Dial 
Many Centrex codes utilize a hook-flash 
followed by in many cases the 
digit [*] and 
or I#]. The [email protected] Digital Key Telephone 
System allows these codes to be pro- 
grammed as a part of system or station 
speed dial sequences. 
300.28 CENTREX 
/PBX TRANSFER 
WbenCenixxorPEXlines areconnectedtothe 
tifiti Digital Key Telephone System, users 
may, by using the 
Flash button, transfer callers 
to other Centrex or PBX extensions. Addition- 
ally. the Flash command may be included 
within a Speed Bfn and programmed onto a flex 
button for one button transfer. 300.27 C 
HAINXNG SPEED BINS 
Speed dial bins may be chained together ‘by 
simply pressing one speed bin, then another 
and another as required. 
This is helpful for accessing Long Distance car- 
tiers or banking services when account codes 
may be required. 
300.28 CO LlNE ACCESS 
Through programming, telephones are allowed 
or denied access 
to particular outside lines or 
Iine groups. 
300.29 CO LINE CUSS OF SERVICE 
Each CO Line may be programmed with a 
Class-of-Service to provide dialing privileges. 
The in@ni& Digital Key Telephone System uses 
an array between CO Line Class-of-Service and 
Station Class-Of-Service to offer a wide variety 
of dialing privilege possibilities. 
300.30 CO IJNE CON!l’ROL 
(CONTACT) 
On the infinite DVX ’ System. there are four 
control contacts, and seven control contacts on 
the irsfintce DVX ’ System which may be indi- 
vidually programmed as either CO Line Control 
(to control ancillary equipment) or Loud BeIl 
ControI to control a customer provided ringing 
device to external areas. When programmed as 
CO Une Control and assigned to a CO line. the 
corresponding contact will close whenever that 
CO line is accessed by a station. Since no *on- 
poard” relay contacts are available on the DVX 
for CO Line Conkol. the Relay/Sensor Inter- 
face module is used for this purpose. On the 
i#.de DVX ’ System, there is one contact for 
each 4x8 port card. 
300.51 CO UNE 
GROUPS 
Outside lines can be placed in one of eight 
groups if the customer’s business requires such 
grouping. Stations are. then individually as- 
signed access to these groups and given the 
ability to dial on particular lines. 
300.32 CO LINE IDENTIpIICAmON 
This feature allows a name to be entered into 
the database progr 
* g for each individual 
line &tunk) connected to the system. The name 
may be entered in any combination up to 1% 
characters in length (this will represent 24dig- 
its entered). Once entered, LCD digital 
terminals includingthe attendant station(s) WU 
receive the programmed line *name” in place of 
the default ‘LINE XX” message. This applies to 
all line call processing conditions where the 
current ‘LINE XX message appears. 
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SMDR will continue to print out the line num- 
berm place of the programmed name. If the line 
name has not been programmed. then the cur- 
rent ‘WNE XX” display will be used as the 
default. A programmable data field is available 
for each line in the system. 
300.33 co LINE INCOMING RINGING As- 
SIGNMENT 
Each CO line may be programmed (in database 
admin) so that incoming ringing on the speci- 
fied CO line[sl may be assigned initial ringing 
to one of the following destinations: 
l one or more stations fKeyset or SLTJ 
l To an ACD, UCD, Voice Mail or Hunt 
Group 
l Off-Net [via Speed Dial) 
The ring-in will follow Day King assignments 
unless Njght Service mode is active, in which 
case all incoming CO calls will follow Night Ring 
aSSigllIll~tS. 
When ringing is assigned to a keyset, a direct 
line appearance or an idle Loop button must be 
available to receive the call. Station call for- 
warding of initial ringing CO mll is possible and 
can be directed to other keysets with an avail- 
able Loop button or direct appearance, 
lf the inMaNy ringing CO call cannot ring at the 
destination assigned. it will ring at the tit 
Attendant station. 
300.34 CO LINE LOOP SDPERVISION 
- The injh.& Digital Key Telephone System can 
be programmed to monitor CO lines while on- 
hold or connected to RAN devices or Voice Mail 
systems or in Trunk-to-M connections for 
disconnect signal provided by the Telco. 
After a disconnect signal is detected, the in&We 
Digital Key Telephone System will release the 
CO lines and automatically place them back in 
service. The Loop Supervision disconnect sig- 
nal is 700 msec. In duration. 
300.35 co LmE QUEUE 
When all the outside hnes in a group are busy, 
stations can be placed in queue awaiting a line 
in the same group to become available. If a 
station doesn’t answer the queue signal within 15 seconds, that station is dropped from the 
queue. 
300.36 CO RING DETECT 
The duration of the ringing signal from the CO 
or the PBX is matched with ringing detection 
circuitry in the KSU. The ring detect can range 
horn 200 to 900 msec. programmed in 100 
msec increments. This timer helps prevent false 
ringing. 
300.37 CONFERENCE 
There are three dffferent types of conferencing: 
A Add On Conftrence 
Up to fwe internal parties can engage in a 
conference, or four internal parties with a 
limit of one external party. 
B. Multi-Ldae Confcrellcc 
One internal station can engage in a con- 
ference with two outside parties. 
c. IJnsupvpieed Conference 
The conference initiator can exit a confer- 
ence with two outside parties and leave 
them in an unsumed conference. The 
initiator can r-e-enter the conference at any 
time. The &I Digital Key Telephone 
System can automatically terminate the 
call whenboth parties hangup. whenLoop 
Supervision is provided by the telco and 
enabled in the database. 
A programmable conference timer will dis- 
connect the unsupervised conference tithe 
initiator does not re-enter. 
300.98 CONFERENCE ENAB~/DBAB~ 
This feature will allow the system conference 
feature to be administered on a per station 
basis for the ability of a station to initiate a 
conference. 
300.39 DATA FEATURE 
The Data Feature offers the ability to transmit 
data information between personal computers, 
printers, plotters, modems, CI?Tterminals. and 
main frame computer ports. To establish a data 
call, a Digital Data Interface Unit (DDIU) is 
required to be connected to each data commu- 
nications device. The Digital Data Interface Unit 
(DDIUI allows any serial data communications 
device {which conforms to RS-232C) to be con- 
nected to the fnjinfte Digital systems. This re- 
quires a digital port. 
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WO.40 DATABASE PFUNTOUT (DUMP) 
Through a system programming command. 
either potions of or a complete database 
dump 
can be printed using the FS232C connector 
located on the infinite Digital Key Telephone 
System Central Processing Board (CPB). 
300.41 DATABASE UPLOAD/DOWNLOAD 
DataBase Upload/Download Feature provides a 
maintenance facility which has been added to 
the Remote Administration routine. This rou- 
tine will permit the database to be downloaded 
to a PC. when a software change is made or 
when the system needs to be initialized and 
reprogrammed. In addition. the routine will 
facilitate the pro@ 
* 2 of a database on an 
in-house system which can be downloaded to a 
PC and then uploaded to a system in the field. 
After the system maintenance is completed. the 
fiIe saved in the PC can then be uploaded to the 
System. 
300.42 DAY/NIGHT CLASS OF SEKVICE 
WOSI 
This feature allows stations 
that are a c&sin 
COS during the day, to be assigned a different 
COS when the system is put in the night mode. 
The night COS goes into a&& when the system 
is placed into the night mode, manually or 
automatically. This prevents the misuse of 
phones after hours. 
300.43 DEFAULT BUTTON MAPPING 
‘!h infinite Digital Key Telephone System al- 
lows for 24 flexible buttons on each Enhanced 
or Executive Digital Terminals to be flexibly 
assigned to CO/PBX lines, DSS buttons, Speed 
Dial or Feature buttons. However, the system 
will power up witb a default button mapping as 
shown in Figure 300-l 3SButton Default 
Button Map . The infinite Digital Key Telephone 
System also supports an &button Digital Ter- 
minal with 4 fixed feature buttons, 4 flexible 
buttons, a message wait LED and full speaker- 
phone capability. This keyset provides the same 
functionality that the standard non-display 33- 
button keyset provides. The 8-button keyset 
default button map is shown in Figure 300-2 
8-Button Default Button Map. 
300.44 DIAL BYNAME 
The system will allow station users to dial ex- 
tension numbers. or speed bins by entering the 
name of a person that has been programmed 
for that station. The system database will 
allow 
entryafa~ehlphanunm-ic)~pto 
24digits 
ii-~ length for each station. The programmed name can be used for dial-by-name station 
users and in directory dialing. 
300.45 DIAL PULSE SENDING 
Each CO interface circuit for outside lines can 
be progmmm ed to send dial pulse or DTMF 
signals. Dialing speed and break/make ratios 
are progrsmmable . 
300.46 DUG PRWTLEGES 
The systexn provides a flexible means of provid- 
ing toll or dialing restriction. Through the as- 
signment of class of service (both station and 
outside line) many combinations 
of allow and 
deny numbers can be set. Both area and office 
codes can be screened for allow/deny privi- 
leges. 
. 
300.47 DIRECT INWARD SYSTEM AD 
cE6s mm 
Allows as many as three simultaneous outside 
line calls to be programmed to provide direct 
access to the system and the use of features 
such as WATS lines. intercom dial tone or the 
ability to dial out on outgoing trunks 
without 
going through the attendant. The duration of a 
‘ll-unk to Trunk DisA call can be set by the 
system administrator. 
A. 
B. 
c. 
D. CO Wne Group Access 
Incoming DISA callers may access all line 
groups such as FX or WATS lines or other 
outgoing services fi-om home orwbile away 
horn the offke. 
Frogrammable Access 
A 3-d@ securlly code can be assigned in 
the system database to restict unwanted 
use of the DISA circuits. E&h DISA line 
can be programmed independently 
for 24 
hour DISA use or night DISA use only. 
station Access 
DISA callers may dfal any station directly 
without going thru the attendant. 
If a DIU caller attempts to call a station 
that is busy or does not answer the 
system 
wiU return ICM &al tone at the end of a 
programmable timer (Preset Forward 
Timer). This will allow the DISA caller to try 
another station without havfng to dial into 
the system again. 
Trunk-to-Tntnk: 
The DISA Trunk-to-Trunk [or Confkxnce) 
option on the CO line governs a DISA call- 
ers ability to access other outside Ilnes. CO 
lines must have DISA Trunk-to-m en- 
abled to allow a DISA caller to establish an 
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outgoing trunk-to-trunk connection. This 
allows for specific CO line access restric- 
tion on DISA calls. 
300.48 DIRECT STATION SELECTION 
The user with DSS buttons assigned at their 
Dig&d Terminal can call an intercom station by 
simply pressing the appropriate DSS button. 
The called station is automaticaIIy signaled. 
300.49 DIRECTED CALL PICX-UP 
k cdl Pick-up - station 
A station can pick up an intercom caIl, 
transferred. incoming, or recaEng outside 
line cab to a specif3c unattended station. 
The call must be a tone ringing caIl. 
B. call Pick-up - ACD/UCD Groups 
Stations outside of an ACD or UCD group 
can pick up an intercom call, transferred, 
incoming, or recalling outside Iine caIl 
ringing to a specific UCD station. The call 
must be a tone ringing call. 
300.50 DIRECTOIW DIALING 
Directory dialing allows station users to obtain 
a directory of station users and have the system 
dial the extension that is currently on the dis- 
play. The fr@Me DVX I System provides loca- 
tions for up to 100 names, while the infinite 
DVX ’ System provides locations for up to 200 
names. 
Directory dialing also allows users to program 
a ‘name” along with a speed dial bin for use in 
later locating a speed dial number. When 
promPted to do so, the system will display the 
name associated with a speed dial number on 
the LCD display so that when the desired name 
is shown, the user may then have the system 
dial the number. 
-Directory dialing also allows users to associate 
a *name” with an entry in the local 
rum- 
her/name translatfon table. When prompted to 
do so, the system wiII display the name associ- 
ated with the table on the IED dispIay so 
that 
when the desired name is shown, the user may 
then have the system dial the number. The 
ir@die DVX I System provides locations for up 
to 100 names. whiIe the &#ni&z DVX ’ System 
provides locations for up to 200 names. 
300.51 DISABIIE OUTGOING CO LUVE AC- 
CESS 
This feature allows the first Attendant station 
to dial a code and disable a CO line from outgo- 
iry! CO calls. This applies to all station(s) that 
have access to that line. I,IICO~~~ status is not affected. This feature is a part of the ‘Maim& 
nance” package. 
300.52 DISTINCTIVE RINGING (User 8e- 
lectahle) 
The tone ring signal used to notify stations of 
an incoming call can be changed by each sta- 
tion user to provide distinctive ringing among a 
group of stations. Each station user may select 
a distinctive ringing tone that will be used to 
ring their station. The system provides 81 dif- 
ferent ring patterns that the station users may 
select tiom. 
300.53 DO NOT DISTUM (DND) 
Placing a kqset in DND will ebminate incoming 
outside line ringing. intercom calls, transfers 
and paging announcements. A ringing station 
may go into DND to silence ringing. The atten- 
dant can override a station in DND. The station 
in DND can use the telephone to make normal 
outgoing calls. A station can be denied this 
feature through programming. 
A. One-Time Do Not Disturb (DND) 
Allcms a station user to turn off muted 
ringing that occurs while off hook (handset 
or ON/OFF) on another call. Useful when 
having an important conversation and do 
not wish to be distur&d by ringing. The 
station, while off hook, ION/OFF or hand- 
set) depresses the DND button which 
eliminates muted ringing. When the sta- 
tion goes on-hook the DND button is e&in- 
guished and DND is canceled. 
900.54 DTMF SENDING 
Each CO interface circuit for outside lines can 
be individually programmed to send DTMF 
(tone) or diaI pulse si&als. 
300.55 EMERGENCY TRANSFER 
Each OPX box wfll provide power transfer to 
spedfied customer provided SLTs. or up to 12 
CO lines using the Power Failure Transfer Unit 
PF=Jl. 
300.56 END TO END 8IGNAIBVG 
This feature indicates the capability of the sys- 
tem to accept DTMF tones from stations, send 
them through the public network and have 
them received at the distant end for computer 
access, or a variety of control functions or in- 
ward call completion at a distant switching 
system. 
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300.57 ExcLu8lvE HOLD 
When a line is placed on Exclusive Hold, no 
other station in the system canretrieve this call. 
Hold may be programmed to be activated on the 
first or second depression of the Hold button. 
CO Lines whiIe in a transfer hold are ahvays 
placed in an Exclusive Hold condition. 
XKLSS EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE 
This feature allows certain stations to be desig- 
nated as executive stations with the ability to 
*override” and “Barge in” on other keysets en- 
gaged in conversation on a CO line or intercom 
Cdl. 
In addition to the station programmable option, 
a system programmable option will enable or 
disable a warning tone when the station 
marked as an executive is cut-thru to the con- 
versation. This is useful for an ACD agent su- 
pervisors or training personnel who require a 
service observing option. 
A separate condition has been added to this 
feature which will allow or d&&low an Execu- 
tive to override an extension. This prevents an 
extension with override capability from ovenid- 
ing an Execu five’s station. 
USE OF THIS FEATURE W3IEN THE 
EXECTJTIVE OVERRIDE WARNING 
TONE IS DISABLED MAY BE INTER- 
PRETED AS A VIOLVION OF FED- 
ERAL OR STATE LAWS,, AND AN 
INVASION OF PRIVACY. CONSULT 
COUNSEL WITH RESPECTTG APPLI- 
- CABLE LAW BEFORE INTRUDING ON 
CALLS USING THIS FEATURE 
300.89 EXECUTIVE/8ECBETARY TBANG- 
FER 
There are four sets of Executive/ Secretary 
pairings available. When the Executive station 
is busy or in DND, the Secretary station will 
receive intercom CaTIs and transfers. The Seere- 
tay station can signal the Executive in DND by 
using the Camp On feature. 
300.66 EXTERNAL NIGET RINGING 
The system can be programmed so 
that CO 
lines marked for UNA will provide ringing out 
the external page ports when the system is 
placed fnto Night mode. 500.61 FLASH 
Provides telephone users with the abihty. to 
terminate an outside call or transfer a call be- 
hind a PBX or Centrex and restore dial tone 
without hanging up the handset. A FLASH but- 
ton is located on each Digital Terminal. 
300.62 FLA!3H ON INTERCOM 
This feature enables key station users to utilize 
the Flash Key to terminate pages and intercom 
calls. While connected to a page zone or another 
i.ntemaI station pressing the Flash key will ter- 
minate the call and return intercom dial tone. 
300.63 FLASH WXTH SPEED DIAL 
A flash can be programmed within a speed dial 
number. When this is done, a pause will auto- 
matically be inserted before the remaining 
speed dial digits are sent. 
300.64 
FMZXIBLE ATTENDANT 
Any three DigitaI Terminals in the system can 
be assigned as attendant stations. These sta- 
tions will receive recalls and can place the sys- 
tem into Night Service. The attendant stations 
must be eitherEr&mced or Executive stations. 
300.6S FLEXIBLE BUTTON ASSIONMENT 
Each 33-button digiti terminal has 24 fle.xible 
buttons which can be individually pro- 
grammed. Each &-button digital terminal has 4 
flexible buttons which can be individually pro- 
grammed. One of the following operations can 
be selected for each button. Refer to Section 
400.37, Flexiile Button Assignment. 
l Outside line: Automatically accesses as- 
signed kne. (Assigned in database) 
l DSS/BLF: Automatically signal as- 
signed station and provides BLF for off- 
hook and DND. (User programmable) 
l Feature: Any feature with a dialing code 
(Le.: Personalized Messages. Paging, Ac- 
count Code. Cdl Park Music, etc.) can 
be assigned to a flexible button. lJJser 
programmable) 
l Group Access: (i.e. ACD. ‘UCD. Hunt, 
Voice Md group pilot numbers) (User 
programmabIe) 
l Speed dial: Automatically dials a Speed 
number. Eystem. Station, Saved Num- 
ber Redial, Last Number Redial) (User 
programmable) 
l Pooled group access: Some or ail out&de 
lines can he grouped: pressing this but- 
ton accesses the highest numbered un- 
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used CO hne in that group. [Assigned in 
database) 
l Ioop: Used to answer a transferred call 
on a line for which a user does not have 
a button assigned. 
&Mgned in data- 
base) 
300.66 FLEXIBLE FORT ASSIGNMENT6 
The Flexible Port Assignment feature will pm- 
vide 
a means to assign stations and CO line 
numbers to any station or CO line port in the 
system. This provides complete 
flexibility in 
determining station and CO line numbers 
withh the system as long as they stay within 
the system numbering plan, Therefore a station 
can be assigned any number between 100 and 
127 on the infiiteDVX1 system and any num- 
ber between 160 and 155 on the in&&z DVX”. 
A CO line can be assigned any number between 
01 and 
14onthein#niieDVX’systemandany 
CO fine can be assigned any number between 
01 and 28 on the infinite DVX I1 
system. This 
restriction is required to ’ * ’ memory re- 
qutrements on the smaller systems. 
300.67 FORCED ACCOUNT CODE6 
The f@nite Digital Key 
Telephone System al- 
lows the system to be arranged so that station 
USFXS must enter an account code before pfac- 
ing an outside call. Account codes can also be 
used as a Traveling Class-of-Service to upgrade 
a 
restricted stations class-of-service for unre- 
stricted 
dialing. Account codes must be entered 
- before the call when forced. 
3 00.68 FORCED &EA6T COST ROUTING 
NW 
The infinfte Digital Key Telephone System may 
be programmed on a per station basis to force 
the use of LCR for outgoing accessed. This 
allows the system admini5trator to maintain 
greater control over dialing pattern5 and the 
lines 
used for placing outgoing CO calls. 
300.69 GROUP CALL PICK-UP 
Stations can be placed in one or more of four 
pick-up 
groups. Stations within a group can 
pick up tone ringing intercom calls, recalling 
outside line ringing. or transferred outside line 
calls for another station in that group. 
300.70 GROUP LWI’FMNG 
All digital key stations have built-in speaker- 
phones. Station users may use the 
speaker to 
monitor a call while using the handset to con- 
veme with the outside party. This enable5 other 
people in the room to listen to both parties in 
the conversation. 
This flmm? is not asaiIubb nh?n the 1 
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300.71 HEADSET COM.PA’I’lBILITY 
The in$ni.&? Digital Terminals are designed to 
allow the connection of an industry standard, 
electret mic compatible, modular headset. The 
user 
COMECt5 the modular headset to the 
handset jack on the telephone leaving the 
handset in place. The ON/OFF button on the 
Digital 
Terminal is then used to activate the 
hcad5et.. 
300.72 HEAD- MODE 
Each digital terminal can be individually pro- 
grammed for headset operation. When pro- 
grammed, an industry standard headset with 
it’s adapter box may be connected to a digital 
terminal for headset use. 
This allows handset 
or headset operation by switching the selector 
switch on the adapter box. Speakerphone op- 
eration and call announce on intercom are 
dis- 
abled while a station has enabled headset 
mode. 
Once programmed in 
station progmmming, the 
user may then select between headset mode or 
nonnalhandset/speakcrphone mode by simply 
dialing a code or pressing a user programmable 
flex button. 
300.73 HEARING +ID COMPA’IIBLE 
All Electronic Digital Termin& and Single Line 
Telephones are hearing aid compatible in com- 
pliance with the FCC Pti 68. Section 68.316. 
This allows the telephone to 
be used in conjunc- 
tion with users wearing hearing aids. 
306.74 HOLD PREFERENCE 
This allcsws either Exclusive or 
System hold as 
the primary hold on the tit depression of the 
HOLD button, 
deper&ng on pro@, * g. 
300.75 HOLD RECALL 
When an outside call has been on Hold for a 
prog&unmabIe length of time, recall ringhg 
tone is sent to the station placing the call on 
Hold. If this station does not answer the recall, 
a recall tone is sent to the attendant(s). 
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KEY STATION F%ATuRE DBSCBIPTION Digital Key Telephone Systems 
900.76 HOT IJIVEVRING DOWN 
~@tal terminals may be programmed to imme- 
diately call or ring down a particular station or 
outside number upon going aff hook. This is 
done by programming the stations Off-Hook 
preference to activate a DSS or Speed dial fea- 
ture key. This feature can be overridden if the 
station user selects a CO line first when going 
off-hook. 
300.77 HUNT GROUPS 
The 
system can be arranged for up to eight Hunt 
groups. Each Hunt group cari contain up to 
eight stations each. Each Hunt group is inde- 
pendently arranged to utihze either a pilot 
hunting technique or station hunting tech- 
nique. 
k Hunt GroupChaining 
Hunt Groups can be chained or joined 
together forming larger Hunt Groups. This 
is accomplished by assigning a pilot hunt 
group number as the last member of a 
group- 
B. pilot Hunting 
Inc~mfng CO, transferred CO, and inter- 
com calls can be directed to a pilot exten- 
sion number of a Hunt group. The system 
wfIl search sequentially (in the order the 
extensions were entered in the database 
programmU@ for an idle station in the 
@OUP and will ring that station. Calls di- 
rected directly to stations (by calling the 
extension number1 within the 
hunt group 
w-lllnothunt but receive call progress tones 
ofthe extension dialed. 
C. Stathu Hunting 
Incoming CO, transferred CO, and inter- 
com calls that are presented to a busy. or 
_ DND statton, that Is a member of a Station 
Hunt group. will search sequentially [in the 
order the extensions were entered in data- 
base programming) for an idle station in 
the group and will ring that station, Calls 
can also be dtiected to the groups pilot 
number for hunting. 
300.78 ICLTD FEATURE 
The ICLID 0ncoming Galling Line IDentlfrca- 
tion) feature has been added to the &@-&e 
Digital Key Telephone Systems. H 
owever, these 
features are not available unless the Basic 
ICLID Software package has been purchased 
sew-ately. In order for this faux-e to operate 
Proper@ it must be activated from the central 
of&e So that the numbers of the calling party will be delivered over the individual tip and ring 
of the CO lines during the first silent interiral 
between ringing. The following features have 
been implemented: 
A CalJitq Numbcr/Namc Dtiplay 
This feature is intended as the basic offer- 
ing of the ICUD service when associated 
with the infintte Digital Key Telephone Sys- 
tern. Whenever an incoming call is received 
at the system, the number received along 
with the ringing signal will be stored in the 
line control tables and used at various 
points in the processing of the call. 
The primary function will be that the call- 
ing number will be displayed [if avaiiable) 
at any point at which the “UNE RINGING” 
is displayed in the s&m. 
In addition. with the aMilability of the call- 
fng name feature. if the calling name is 
provided, the systemwill deliver that to the 
display instead of the calling number. 
B. Incoming Numbcr/Nsme for GMBR 
Records 
Thfs feature will operate normally in the 
absence of ICUD information or the failure 
of the ICLID equipment. If the information 
is present at the time that an SMDRrecord 
is generated for a caIl. it will alter the 
content and format of the SMDR output 
record. 
If the calling number is available, the nurn- 
ber will be output in the Sh4DR record in 
the same location as the dialed number is 
located in the outgoing calIs. 
If the calling name is present, an additional 
line will be output in the SMDR record 
identifying the name. This record will im- 
mediaMy follow the normal SMDR record. 
The normal SMDR record wilI include an 
indicator which identifies that a following 
record with name idcntifkatfon is present. 
Unanswered calts will be recorded on the 
SMDR for incoming as a system option to 
ahow the identification of callers for statis- 
tical and call-back purposes. These calls 
wJlI be fdentit3ed with an indicator in the 
SMDR record. 
C. Unanswered call 
IWuqement 
An Unanswered Call Management Table 
Fth 50 entry capacity for the in@M!e DVX 
system, and 100 entxy capacity for the 
in$hite DVX II system is mairitajned in the 
system database. The calling num- 
ber/name information pertains to any 
soo-zo 
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