Vodavi Starplus 1224ex Electronic Key System Installation Manual

							STARPLUS 1224EX KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEM 
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600.11 PICKUP GROUPS 
PROGFIAMMING STEPS 
DESCRIPTION 
If you are in the programming mode, continue 
using the program codes. If you are starting 
programming here, enter the program mode first. 
. If pickup groups are to be changed, dial 
an asterisk (*) and 07 on the dial pad. 
. Press the station button of the station to 
be changed. Press STATION RANGE but- 
ton first for stations 22-33. 
e Toggle on or off the program button for the 
desired pickup group. See below. 
- LED lit = enabled 
- LED unlit = disabled 
. Press HOLD to enter. Each station can be assigned to pickup groups 
in order to pick up tone ringing calls at another 
station in the same group. Incoming CO line 
calls are excluded. 
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There are 2 pickup groups. 
Stations can be as- 
signed to either one or both of the groups or not 
be assigned to a group at all and be unable to 
pickup calls ringing at other stations or have 
calls picked up from their station. - 
By default all stations are assigned to group I. 
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600.12 PROGRAMMING BASIC TELEPHONES 
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PROGRAMMING STEPS 
If you are in the programming mode, continue 
using the program codes. If you are starting to 
program here, enter the program mode first. 
Dial an asterisk (*) and 08 on the diai pad. 
Press the station button of the station 
being assigned a Basic telephone. 
Press the program button indicated 
below. 
Press HOLD to enter. 
To assign DSEVBLF press station button of 
station port the DSS console is wired on. 
Press program button indicated below. 
Press station button of the phone the DSS 
will operate with. 
Press HOLD. DESCRIPTION . 
If a Basic telephone is to operate properly, it is 
necessary to program which stations have this 
telephone. 
The following are the flexible buttons on a Basic 
Telephone: refer to section 690.9 for program- 
ming flexible buttons. Refer to flexible button 
programming to determine the function of these 
buttons. 
All station ports will be assigned as key 
telephones upon system initialization. The 
DSS/BLF provides direct access and visual in- 
.dication of all station on the 1224. See Figure 
XX for button mapping. 
A DSSBLP can be assigned to any port and 
designated to work with any key telephone on 
the 1224 system. 
To remove a 
DSS/BLF assignment, press the 
station button of the port programmed as the 
DSS, then press button 2. Then press the but- 
ton of the DSS port again and press HOLD. The 
display will now show N/A. 
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600.13 CO LINE GROUPS 
PROGRAMMING STEPS 
If you are in the programming mode, continue 
using the program codes. if you are starting to 
program here, enter the program mode first. 
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To assign CO line groups, dial an asterisk 
(*) and 11 on the dial pad. 
. Press the CO line as indicated in the 
program buttons below. For CO line 
groups 7 and 8, press GROUP RANGE 
button first. 
. Then press the button for the CO line 
group into which that CO line is to be 
placed. 
. Press HOLD to enter. 
Continue programming CO lines until they have all 
been piaced in a group. DESCRIPTION 
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Eight line groups are available for CO line as- 
signment. Groups should be assigned accord- 
ing to type (local, FX, WATS, etc.). 
All lines are placed in line group 1 by default. 
Une grouping atX9cts queuing; if you qtieue on 
a line, any line in that same group may be made 
available to you. 
tine groups are used primarily for flexible but- 
tons assigned as pooled group buttons (Sec- 
tion 600.9). 
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							if you are in the programming mode, continue 
using program codes. if you are starting to 
program here, enter the program mode first. 
. if any CO line features are to be changed, 
dial an asterisk (*) and 12 on the dial pad. 
. Press the CO line button of the line to be 
programmed. 
. Toggle the program buttons on or off so 
the LED’s light up or extinguish. 
. Press HOLD to enter data. 
600.14 CO UNE DATA 
DESCRlPTlON . 
Llne Type (CO/PM) 
Each individual outside line can be 
programmed to be either a CO line or a PBX line. 
By default ail are CO lines (LED on). 
When programming line type, refer a/so to CO 
line group programming (sec. 600.13); flexible 
button programming (set 600.9), CO line ring- 
ing (sec. 609.15), flash timer (sec. 606.16), and 
recall timers (sec. 600.20). When marked PBX 
a one or two dfgit dial code may be entered after 
which to/i restriction is applied. Sec. 6.23. 
.Signaling (DTMF/Pulse) 
Each individuai line can also be programmed as 
either DTMF (tone) or dial pulse. By default ail 
are set for DTMF (LED on). 
When a line is assigned as dial pulse, you can 
program the breaklmake ratio and dial speed 
(sec. 800.78). Refer also to the ring defect timer 
(sec. 800.17). 
Toll Override 
An outside line may be marked for Toil Override 
which allows even restricted stations to dial on 
this line. By default no lines are marked for toil 
override (LED off). 
This feature allows you to give a station a 
restrictive COS and also give them a line they 
can make long distance calls over. This feature 
also affects system speed dial by allowing cer- 
tain speed numbers to be programmed on a 
specific line. 
Private tine 
A line can be marked as a private line. A private 
line cannot be picked up with Universal Night 
Answer and will not preset cati forward. 
The same station can have other CO (outside) 
lines that are not marked private which can be 
programmed to preset forward. 
A private line is created by programming 
flexible burton assignments so that the b&ate 
line appears at one station on/y. 
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other stations from accessing the private line, 
consideration must also be given to Pool but- 
ton & CO line group assignments. Assign the 
private line to a separate CO line Group. See 
flexible button programming (sec. 600.9). 
By default no lines are marked as private lines 
(ED off). 
600.15 CO LINE RINGING 
PROGRAMMING STEPS 
If you are in the programming mode, continue 
using the program codes. If you are starting to 
program here, enter the program mode first. 
. Dial an asterisk (*) and 13 on the dial pad 
for day ringing stations (14 for night ring- 
ing stations). 
. Press outside line that is to be 
programmed. 
. Then press station buttons for stations 
that are to ring on that line (each button 
will light). 
. When all stations have been entered, 
press HOLD to enter data. DESCRIPTION 
Telephones can be assigned to receive incom- 
ing outside line ringing during the day and/or 
during the night. 
Telephones that ring during the day do not 
automatically ring at night. They require night 
ringing programming. 
Any number of phones can be assigned to ring 
during the day and/or during the night. 
By default, all lines ring at station 10 in both day 
& night mode. 
Program Code 14 operates the same as B 
Program Code 13 and is used to assign night 
ringing stations. ~. 
To display which stations have been 
programmed, press STATION RANGE button 2 
times to scroll through all stations. 
At least one station should be programmed to 
ring on a line. See Flexible Button Progmm- 
ming, Sec. 600.9. Make sure that any station 
programmed for Loud Bell Control is assigned 
ringing for that line. 
NOTE: If the STATION RANGE button is lit, it means 
that the station indicated is in the upper range (22- 
33). For example, station button M/26 is lit - if the 
STATION RANGE button is lit, station 28 is being 
programmed; if STATION FLANGE button is not lit, sta- 
tion 16 is being programmed. The same is true for 
CO LINE RANGE. 
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600.16 FLASH TIMER 
PROGRAMMING STEPS 
lf you are in the programming mode, continue 
using the program codes. if you are starting to 
program here, enter the program mode first. 
. If the flash timer is to be changed, dial an 
asterisk (*) and 15 on the dial pad. 
If you have a display phone, you will see: 
FLASH TIMER 
2.0 SECONDS 
. Press the CO line which is to be 
programmed (see following program but- 
tons). 
. Enter the 2 digit timer value on the dial pad 
(0199) which corresponds to 0.1 to 9.9 
seconds. 
. Press HOLD to enter the data. 
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DESCRIPTION 
Flash is a programmable opening on a llne for 
signaling. When using an outside line, flash al- 
lows a user to obtain new dial tone without 
losing the line. This is patticulatiy useful behind 
a PBX. (See Sec. 699.14, Une Type). 
Default value for all lines is 2.0 seconds. 
Each CO line Is indiviiually programmed for a 
flash time. The flash timer is programmed on a 
per line basis. 
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600.17 CO RING DETECT 
PROGRAMMING STEPS 
If you are in the programming mode, continue 
using the program codes. if you are starting to 
program here, enter the program mode first. 
. If CO Ring Detect timing is to be changed, 
dial an asterisk (*) and 16 on the d&i pad. DESCRIPTION 
The duration of the ringing signal from the CO 
or PBX is matched with ringing detection cir- 
cuftry in the KSU. The ring detect can range 
from 260 - 966 miliseconds divided into 100 
msec. increments. 
If you have a display phone, you will see: When programming CO ring detect, refer to CO 
line signaling 
(Sec. 600.14) and CO line r;nging 
programming (Sec. 600.15). 
Default value for each line is 300 msec. Ring 
detect time is programmed on a per CO line 
. Press CO line button for which timer will 
work. 
. Enter 1 digit timer value (2-9). 
- 2 = 200 msec, etc. 
. Press HOLD to enter data. 
Continue entering timer values for CO lines which 
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							600.18 DIAL PULSE 
PROGRAMMING STEPS 
. If pulses per second (pps) and 
break/make ratios need to be changed, 
press the (*) & dial 17 on the dial pad. 
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Press CO line button for line which is to be 
assigned dial pulse. Then press the ap- 
propriate program button. 
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. Press HOLD to enter data. 
The next outside line button will light for program- 
ming. 
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DESCRIPTION 
Each CO (outside) line can send dial pulse sig- 
nals to the receiving central office. The 
break/make ratio and pulses per second are 
programmable. 
Default is 10 pps and 60/40 break/make ratio. 
This program code is only used whei an our- 
side (CO) line has been programmed for dial 
pulse (Sec. 600.14). 
Default assigns all CO lines as DTMF. 
When used in Canada, DOC regulations do 
‘NOT allow dial pulse signaling spead to ex- 
cead 11 pps with a minimum of 33 msec. 
make interval and 54-68 msac. break intenM. 
The requirements are mat when the sys- 
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600.19 SYsl’IEM DATA 
PROGRAMMING STEPS 
If you are in the programming mode, continue 
using the program codes. If you are starting to 
program here, enter the program mode first. 
. To change any system data, dial an 
asterisk (*) and 21 on the dial pad. 
. Toggle the program buttons on or off so 
the LED’s light or extinguish for desired 
features. 
- LED on = enabled 
- LED off = disabled 
. Press HOLD to enter data. DESCRIPTION 
I-ins Queuing 
If thh. button is lit, CO line queuing is allowed on 
.T system basis. Stations queuing a line are  .i 
:-~Aed according to the line group requested. 
3l i:eWlt queuing is allowed (LED on). 
%;:-?f to CO line group programming since 
JL~C :;ing follows line groups, not individual 
‘.; :;?.z. See Sec. 600.13. Afso, refer to flexible 
i;:rZ<
 programming for access to individual 
: ‘i&c or groups of lines. See Sec. 600.9. 
_ 52 Preference 
^: it3 ,:ystem can be programmed to have either 
:xc: Ave hold or system hold preferred. If ex- 
I:!usr!e hold is preferred, the HOLD button is 
yjre~ jed once for exclusive hold and twice for 
-l~~sr ?I hold when placing a call on hdd. For 
syrt in hold this is reversed. 
fi’~:- :o system timer programming for recall 
tme for both system and exclusive hold. 
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TraR: :er and conference calls are always placed 
on z.clusive hold. Default is system hold (LED 
on). 
Akrm Detection 
Thi:; : ?ature determines the type of alarm signal 
recta ed form an external source. If the LED is 
lit, if : Jeans the system will detect a closed loop, 
unlit neans the system will detect an open loop. 
Defa At is closed loop (LED on). 
Refer “0 station programming, alarm receive to 
determine who will receive a/arm signals. Also 
reier to signaling and alarm enable in this sec- 
tion. 
Alarm Signaling 
This feature determines the type of signaling 
receivd by the stations. If the LED is lit, it 
means a repeated tone will be given; LED unlit 
means a single tone will be given. Default is 
repeat4 tone (LED on). 
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Automatic Privacy 
A yes entry (LED lit) means that privacy is 
automatically provided on all communications 
in the system. To eliminate privacy, toggle the 
button so the LED extinguishes. Privacy is 
enabled by default (LED on). 
If privacy is eliminated, only one other station 
may join in on an existing conversation. 
Alarm Enable 
A yes entry (LED lit) means the system is 
programmed for alarm. Stations must then be 
programmed to receive the alarm signal (see 
Sec. 800.18). You must also choose alarm sig- 
naling and alarm detection. This feature is dis- 
abled by default (LED off). 
.Background Music (BGM) 
This feature must be enabled if background 
music is supplied to the system. Background 
music is disabled by default (LED off). 
Refer to Sec. 500.10. 
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