Vodavi Infinite Dvx Iii Hybrid Key Telephone System Installation Manual

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“B” STATION ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d)
J.Flexible Button Programming
Programming Steps
1.Press the BUTTON ASSIGN flexible button(Page B, Button 
# 10). The following mes-
sage is shown on the display phone:
2.Enter the two-digit button number [BB] tobe programmed followed by the desired
button function as follows:
where: BB= Button number (0 l-24)
MULTI: To assign a button as a multi-function
button (user programmable) enter:BB [0] HOLD
CO LINE: To assign a button as a CO Line
button, enter:BB 
[ 11 LL HOLD(LI..= CO Line 0 l-48)
LOOP: To assign a button as a Loop button,
enter:BB 
[2] HOLD
POOL: To assign a button as a pooled group
button, enter:BB 
[3] G HOLD (G= Line Group # l-7)
DescriptionBUTTON ASSIGN. Each 33-button Digital ter-
minal has 24-flexible buttons which can be
individually programmed. Each 8-button Digi-
tal terminal has 4-flexible buttons which can beindividually programmed. One of the following
five operations can be selected in programmingfor each button.
I
MULTI. When a button is assigned as a multi-
function button [0], the user then has the abil-
ity to program any features or functions on thebuttons that the user has access to. For a
complete list of user programmable code (func-
tions and features), refer to Table 730-2 Flexible
Button Display Designations.CO. Buttons assigned as specific CO lines will
provide direct access and appearance of the COline at the station. The station will receive all
call status indications such as LED flash ratesfor incoming ringing, when the line has been
placed on HOLD, etc... CO Line ringing is pro-
grammed in CO line Attribute Programming.LOOP. Used for a station without a direct CO
Line appearance to answer the line ringing in
or transferred to the station. It is recommendedthat all stations be given a loop button so they
can receive a transferred call on a line for which
they have no button access.POOL. Some or all outside CO Lines may be
grouped together and accessed via a POOL but-ton for the purpose of placing an outgoing CO
call. Pressing this button accesses the highestnumbered unused CO line in that CO Line
group. When programming a button as a pooledgroup button, refer to CO Line group program-
ming. Pooled group numbers match CO Line
group numbers.
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“B” STATION ATTRIBUTES (Cont’d)Flexible Button Programming (Cont’d)
Programming Steps
UNASSIGN: To unassign a button, enter:BB 
[#] HOLD
If SLT stations are to be programmed for 
Off-
Hook Preference, it is necessary to program the
desired CO line, or CO line group, the SLT is to
access when going off-hook.To assign a CO Line for a SLT with Off-Hook
Preference, enter:00 [ 
11 LL HOLD (LL= CO Line 01-48)
To assign a CO Line group for an SLT with
Off-Hook Preference, enter:00 
[3] G HOLD (G= Line Group # l-7)
DescriptionUNASSIGN (locked out). Specific buttons may
be designated as unused or locked out. When abutton is programmed as unused, the button
may not be programmed by the station user
using flex button programming procedures.Default: By default, Station 100 will ring on a
line. However, if Station 100 is not given buttonaccess to a line, another station must be pro-
grammed to ring on that line.Related Progr
amming:When programming a
button as a CO Line button, refer to Sec. 720.1,CO Line 
Programmi& CO Line Ringing
Assignments;and Sec. 730.1, Station
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K. Display Flexible Buttons
Programming Steps
If the flexible buttons are to be viewed:
1.Press the DISPLAY BUTTONS flexible but-ton (Page B, Button 
#17). The program-
ming assignment on four buttons will be
displayed starting with the lowest button
number. With each sub-sequent depres-
sion of the DISPLAY BUTTONS button, thenext four buttons will be displayed. The
following message is shown on the dis-
play:/BUTTONS XXX-XXX BBYYY
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BBYYYBBYYYBBYYY/
Description
DISPLAY BUTTONS. Any time a display of but-ton programming (default or changed) is
needed, press the DISPLAY BUTTONS button
(button 17) on Page B and it will display four
buttons’ programming assignments (starting
with the lowest button number). With each
subsequent depression of the DISPLAY BUT-
TONS button, the next four buttons will be
displayed.
When a button is assigned as a multi-functionbutton [0], the user then has the ability to
program any features or functions on the but-
tons that the user has 
adcess to. When the
buttons are programmed with user pro-
grammed functions, the display will show the
Where:
- XXX= Station number
- BB= Button Number
YYY= Button function (see table below)
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function that has been assigned to the button.For a complete list of user programmable code
(functions and features), refer to Sec. 400.37,
Flexible Button Assignment.Table 730-2 Flexible Button Display Designations
MUL= Multi Function button.blUS= BackGround Music button
cm4= CO Line button (for CO line [LL])HST= Headset mode button
LP= LOOP ButtonPPK= Personal Park button
PUGI= POOL Button with CO Line groupAVL= ACD or UCD Available/Unawilable button
number
OFD
= ACD Overflow Station Avail/Unavailable button
DE=1= Station DSS/BLF buttonCIQ= ACD or UCD Calls in queue buttonm-m= Hunt Group with pilot number
EOR= Executive Override buttonPICW= Call Park with park location
LCR= LCRAccessA[AAAl= ACD Group with pilot numbersAL0URruul= UCD Group with pilot number=Agent LogoutAL1VW-W= VM Group with pilot number=Agent LoginABm=Agent Member DisplayW=l= Personalized Message with message numberHIP=Agent HelpS[ppI= Speed Dial button with bin numberSLO=Supervisor LogoutLNR= Last Number Redial buttonSLI=Supervisor LoginSNR= Save Number Redial button
STS=Supervisor Status Displaymw= Internal Page with Zone
DUA=Display unanswered callsIAC= Internal All Csll Page button
DRG
EP[Nl= External Page with Zone=Distinctive RingingOHV=Off-Hook Voice OverEAC= External All Call buttonMUT=MUTE button
ACP= All Call Page button
FIA
=FLASH buttonMMP= Meet Me Page button
REL=Release buttonAOR= Attendant Override button (attn)VOL=Handset Receiver GainCPO= Camp-On button
LQU= Line Queue buttonmWC= LCR Queue CancelLL.= co Line number
CBK= Call Back ButtonG= Pool or CO Line Group numberPKU= Pick Up buttonxxx
= Station Number
MSG= Message Wait buttonHHH= Hunt Group number
FIVD= Call Forward buttonccc= Call Park kxcdionAAA= ACD Group pilot numbers
DND
= Do Not Disturb buttonVulJ= UCD Group pilot number
CNF= Conference buttonvvv= Voice Mail Group number
UNA
= Universal Night Answer
z= Personalized Message numberACC= Account Code enter buttonYY
= Speed Dial Bin
N
= Page 
Zone number
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730.3DIGITAL DATA INTERFACE UNIT
(DDW
Programming StepsTo program a Digital Data Interface (DDIU)
unit:a. Press FLASH and dial 
1511. The following
message is shown on the display phone:
Where:
- WWW = Station Number (100-195)
- XXXXX= Baud Rate
- Y= Data Parity
- Z= Data Stop Bits
b. Enter the three-digit station number of the
DDIU unit.c. Press the HOLD button to save the entry.
The display will now update.
A. Baud Rate Options
Programming Steps1. Press the BAUD RATE flexible button
(Button 
# 1).e
2.Enter a one-digit number for the desired
baud rate:
- [ 11 = 300 Baud
- [2] = 1200 Baud
- [3] = 2400 Baud
- [4] = 4800 Baud
- [5] = 9600 Baud
- [6] = 19.2K Baud
- [7] = 38.4K Baud
3.Press the HOLD button to save the entry.Confirmation tone is heard and the dis-
play will now update.
Description
The Data Feature offers the ability to transmit
data information between personal computers,
printers, plotters, modems, 
CRTterminals, 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 DDIU allows any serial
data communications device (which conforms
to RS-232C) to be connected to the 
Infinite
Digital system.
The buttons on the 
digita,l terminal are defined
as shown below when entering the Digital Data
Interface Unit (DDIU) programming area:
/~/--J
h;flh;-;i~~~
lFF&JmFl
Description
BAUD 
RATE: Data information can be switchedthrough the system at speeds of 300, 1200,
2400,4800,9600,19.2Kand 38.4Kbaud asyn-
chronous.Default:By default, the DDIU Baud Rate is
9600 Baud.
Related Programming: Refer to Sec. 730.2,
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Digital Data Interface Unit 
(DDIU) (Cont’d)B. Character Length Option
Programming Steps
Description1. Press the CHARACTER LENGTH flexible
button (Button 
#2).
2.Enter a one-digit number for the character
length of the digit string.
- [8] = 8 character length
- [9] = 9 character length
3.Press the HOLD button to save the entry.Confirmation tone is heard and the dis-
play will now update.CHARACTER LENGTH: Eight bit characters
are typically used, without the need for parity.
The important point is that the character length
settings match those of the attached computeror terminal. If the computer is set up for S-bit
data characters with parity, set the printer the
same way. Otherwise, the data may be garbled
due to incompatible formats.Default: By default, &character length is se-
lected.C. Stop Bit(s) Option
Programming StepsDescription
1.Press the STOP BITS flexible button (But-STOP BIT(S): The stop bit indicates that all theton 
#3).data bits have been sent and the transmission
2.Enter a one-digit number for the numberof the character is complete.of stop bits desired.
Default: By default, 1 stop bit is selected.
- [l] = 1 Stop Bit
- [Z] = 2 Stop Bits
3.Press the HOLD button to save the entry.Confirmation tone is heard and the dis-
play will now update.
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ATIXIBUTES (Cont’d)
730.4FLEXIBLE PORT ASSIGNMENT
FEATURE
Programming StepsIf the Station numbers need to be relocated to
different ports:a. Press FLASH and dial 
[52]. The following
message is shown on the display phone:
b.The buttons 1 through 8 indicate cards 1
through 8. When the relocation program is
initially entered, Button # 1 will be lit indi-cating that the user is programming the
Station numbers on the first card (StationPorts 1 through 12). The LCD will display
the Station numbers presently assigned to
the first eight ports.
To change the Station number assigned to anyport:
a. Dial the position number on the display (0 1through 
12), followed by the Station num-
ber desired. For example: if 01105 were
dialed, the station number of the first entry
on the display would be changed to 105. In
addition, since 105 was shown as the sixthentry on the display, that entry would be
blank 
(###).
To select another card in the system:
a. Press the button associated with that card.For example, if Button 
#3 were pressed
(Station ports 25 through 
36) the station
numbers assigned to the third card would
sbe displayed. Station numbers on the thirdcard are changed in the same manner by
entering the position number (01 through
12), followed by the station number de-
sired.DescriptionThe Flexible Port Assignment feature will pro-
vide a means to assign Station numbers to any
Station port in the system. This provides com-
plete flexibility in determining station numberswithin the system as long as they stay within
the system numbering plan. A Station can be
assigned any number between 100 and 195 on
the infinite DVX I’system. This restriction is
required to minimize memory requirements on
the smaller systems.The buttons on the key 
&elephone are defined
as shown below when entering the Flexible Port
Assignment feature programming area:All Station numbers entered are stored in a
temporary database area which is uploaded to
the main database when the system is reset.
If a Keg Telephone Board (.KTlZl or Single
Line Boati (SLl2) is not in card slot #I, and
appear in the display instead 
of Station
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SECTION 740
740.1740.2
740.3ICLID PROGRAMMING
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INTRODUCTION...................................................................................
.740- 1
A.Calling Number/Name Display..................................................
.740- 1
B.Incoming Number/Name for SMDR...........................................
.740- 1
C.Unanswered Call Management...................................................
740- 1ICLID RINGING ASSIGNMENT...............................................................740-3
ICLID FEATURES
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.740-5
A.Enable/Disable..........................................................................740-5
B.Name in Display........................................................................740-5
C.Baud Rate Display.....................................................................740-6D. Port Assignment
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SECTION 740
ICLID PROGRAMMING
740.1INTRODUCTION
Thisfeature is available with optional soft-
ware. The ICLID (Incoming Calling Line IDen-
tification) feature has been added to the 
infiniteDigital Key Telephone System. However, in
order for this feature to operate properly, it
must be activated from the central office so that
the numbers or name, if available, of the callingparty will be delivered over the individual tip
and ring of the CO lines during the first silent
interval between ringing. The features imple-
mented are:A. Calling Number/Name Display
This feature is intended as the basic offer-ing of the ICLID service when associated
with the infinite Digital Key Telephone
system. Essentially, whenever an incom-
ing call is received at the system, the num-
ber 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 is displayed (if available) at anypoint at which the “LINE RINGING” mes-
sage is displayed in the system.
In addition, with the availability of the 
cd-irg 
nome feature, if the calling name is
provided, the system will deliver that to the
display instead of the calling number.
Note that although the Central Office deliv-ery of the calling name is 15-characters,
the internal table used to store the name
for translation of a received number is 24-
characters in length. If the Central Officedelivers a name , it will be positioned left
justified in the 24-character field on the
display. If a number is received which
matches a number/name translation, the
translated name will be used and the namedelivered from the Central Office will be
effectively discarded.If no name is available, either supplied
from the Central Office or internally from
the translation table, the delivered numberwill be positioned centered in the display
as shown above for the 14 N’s.An option has been added to the Local
Number/Name translation table to route
ICLID or Caller Entered ID Digits based ona partial compare with the number entered
in the translation table.B.Incoming Number/Name for SMDR
When this feature is implemented, the sys-
tem will operate normally in the absence ofICLID information or the failure of the
ICLID equipment. If the information is pre-sent at the time that an SMDR record is
generated for a call, it will alter the contentand format of the SMDR output record.
l If the calling number is available, the
number will be 
butput in the SMDR
record in the same location as the dialednumber is located in the outgoing call
record.l If the calling name is present, an addi-
tional line will be output in the SMDR
identifying the name. This record will
immediately follow the normal SMDR
record. The normal SMDR record will
include an indicator which identifies
that a following record with name iden-
tification is present.Unanswered calls will be recorded in the
SMDR record for incoming calls with a “II”
indicator to allow the identification of call-
ers for statistical and call-back purposes.C. Unanswered 
CaII Management
An Unanswered Call Management Table
$th 100 entry capacity for the infinite DVX
system is maintained in the system. Thecalling number/name information per-
taining to any unanswered call will be
placed in this table at the time the systemhas determined that the call has been
abandoned.
This table may be interrogated from any
station user so that the unanswered callsmay be reviewed and handled by the cus-
tomer. Only the 1st Attendant station candelete an entry from this table, one entry
at a time. Upon entering into the review
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2. Review next item in this
table entryMUTE
3. Step to next table entry.HOLD
4. Delete this table entry.FLASH ’
6. Exit table review function.ON/OFF
7. Step to previous table entry.TRANS
8. Call Back.SPEED
’ Only the 1st Attendant station can delete an
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