COMMANDER KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEMS FOR DUMMIES · FOR DUMMIES A Reference for the rest of us! Including all your favourites like-1. T105 SDF layout, Station Wiring and Voltages 2. T106

COMMANDER KEY

TELEPHONE SYSTEMS

FOR DUMMIES A Reference for the rest of us!

Including all your favourites like-

1. T105 SDF layout, Station Wiring and Voltages

2. T106 SDF Layout, Station wiring and voltages

3. T210 Programming defaults

4. OLD “S” 416 SDF layout, Station wiring and voltages

Programming Defaults 5. NEW “S” Station Wiring and voltages

Fuse and switch location

Programming Defaults

6. BN SDF Layouts, Station Wiring and Voltages

Programming Defaults

7. E 105-208 PTU terminations, Station wiring and voltages

Station switch settings 8 E308-616. SDF Layout, Station terminations and voltages

Switch settings, Default Programming 9. “I” Station termination and AFU connection Resister placement

Default Programming 10. HX System capacity

SDF layouts, station termination and voltages Switch settings , programming defaults 11. D32, D72 PCB descriptions

Basic program codes, and system terminations

12. DECT Ring Cadences, basic programming GAP, KIRK

13. Vision PCB description/location and sdf layouts

Programming defaults, some hints

14. NT40, 132 System capacity, basic SDF layout, station volts

ISDN Terminations and hints, BRA indicators

Program map, Feature codes, applications codes Voice mail, AA, CCR hints

15. Bis Links, Easy call, Cental

CABLE TERMINATING MODULE All system cabling terminates on the Cable Terminating Modules (CTM) are shown below in Fig 12.

Function Wire Colour

Term Term Wire Colour

Function Wire Colour

Term Terminal Stn Side

Wire Colour

Function Wire colour

Terminal Line Side

Unused DRb DRa

5D1 5a

R W

Station 5/ Special Telephone

BK B

5D2 5b

2b5 2a5

B W

Station 5 Line 2

B W

Lb5 La5

Door Station BK R

DSd DSc

4D1 4a

R W

Station 4/ Room Monitor

BK B

4D2 4b

2b4 2a4

B W

Station 4 Line 2

B W

Lb4 La4

B W

DSb Dsa

3D1 3a

R W

Station 3 BK B

3D2 3b

2b3 2a3

B W

Station 3 Line 2

B W

Lb3 La3

Earth R,Bk E 2D1 2a

R W

Station 2 Bk B

2D2 2b

2b2 2a2

B W

Station 2 Line 2

B W

Lb2 La2

Exch Line

B W

Lb La

1D1 1a

R W

Station 1 BK B

1D2 1b

2b1 2a1

B W

Station 1 Line2

B W

Lb1 La1

Station 610

Socket Designation

Voltages

Power On Power Off

Telephone Station Sockets

2 6

1 5

na (+) nb (-)

-------------------------- nD1 (+) nD2 (-)

23-24V

------------------------------- 22-23v

50V (Exch dial tone)

---------------------------- o/c (Note 2)

Door Station

DSa (+) DSb (-)

------------------------------------------ DSc DSd

1.2 – 1.8V (Note 1)

------------------------------- 0V

0V

---------------------------- o/c (Note 2)

Room Monitor Station

a (+) b (-)

------------------------------------------ D1 (+) D2 (-)

23-24V

------------------------------- 22-23V


---------------------------- o/c (Note 3)

T105

SYSTEM CABLING SCHEME

Telephone Station 1

1 R 2 w 3 4 5 Bk 6 B

w Ø A1

Ø A2

Telephone Station 2

B Ø B1 Ø B2

R Ø C1 Ø C2

Bk Ø D1 Ø D2

Telephone Station 3

with Stn Amp

1 R 2 w 3 4 5 Bk 6 B

w Ø A3 Ø A4

Telephone Station 4

D2 Stn D1 Amp

B Ø B3 Ø B4

R Ø C3 Ø C4

Bk Ø D3 Ø D4

Standard Telephone 99

1 2 w 3 4 5 6 B

w Ø AT1 Ø AT2 Standard Telephone 90 B Ø BT1 Ø BT2

MCB CT2

System Ø L1A

Ø NC No Connection Exchange Line Ø L1B Ø NC

Door Stn Room Monitor Ø TEL Ø ETH

Dsa

or

a w Ø AM1 Ø AM2

Door Station or Room Monitor 2

DSb b B Ø BM1 Ø BM2

DSc D1 R Ø CM1 Ø CM2

DSd D2 Bk Ø DM1 Ø DM2

External Music Ø EMA Ø AL1

External Alarm Source Ø EMB Ø AL2

Door Unlock Ø DUA Ø DUB

TERMINAL WIRE COLOR FUNCTION FUNCTION WIRE COLOR TERMINAL

MCB BLOCK CT1

A1 B1 C1 D1

W B R

BK

STATION 1

STATION 2

W B R

BK

A2 B2 C2 D2

A3 B3 C3 D3

W B R

BK

STATION 3

STATION 4

W B R

BK

A4 B4 C4 D4

AT1 BT1

W B

STATION 99 STATION 90 W B

AT2 BT2

MCB BLOCK CT2

L1A L1B

W B

SYSTEM LINE 1

NO CONNECTION

NC NC

TEL TELECOM EARTH ETH

AM1 BM1 CM1 DM1

W B R

BK

DOOR STATION #1

DOOR STATION #2

W B R

BK

AM2 BM2 CM2 DM2

EMA EMB

EXTERNAL MUSIC INPUT

ALARM AL1 AL2

DUA DOOR UNLOCK DUB

Software programming similar to T210

T106

Station 610

Socket Designation

Voltages

Power On Power Off

Telephone Station Sockets

2 6

1 5

An (+) Bn (-)

-------------------------- Cn (+) Dn (-)

0V

-------------------------------

1.5sec .75v 3 sec 20v


---------------------------- o/c (Note 3)

Cabling scheme designated on system. Station Voltages same as T106 To initiate programming

Lift handset

Press hold button.

Enter pass code 411

Press * Confirmation tone will be heard. Enter job code. 2 - Changes to Allowed Numbers. 3 - Setting station Class of Service. 6 - Setting Number Length Limiting Length .

Job Code 2 - Changing allowed numbers after job code is entered Enter allowed number address Addresses: 00-31 are local only

32-55 are STD Press * Confirmation tone will be heard. Enter allowed numbers (Maximum of 6 digits) Skip this step to erase numbers already stored. Press * Confirmation tone will be heard. Replace handset on hook.

LOCAL ACCESS NUMBER STD ACCESS NUMBERS

ADDRESS STANDARD PERMITTED

ADDRESS STANDARD PERMITTED

200* 1 232* 02

201* 2 233* 03

202* 3 234* 04

203* 4 235* 05

204* 5 236* 06

205* 6 237* 07

206* 7 238* 08

207* 8 239* 09

208* 9 240* 002

209* 000 241* 003

210* 013 242* 004

211* 017 243* 011

212* 007 244* 015

213* 008 245*

214* 009 246*

215* 012 247*

216* 019 248*

217* 249*

218* 250*

219* 251*

220* 252*

221* 253*

222* 254*

223* 255*

224*

225* FUSE RATING

WHERE USED 226*

227* 300mA STIB F1 to F4

228* 250mA MCB F3 12v Rail

229* 1.5 A MCB f4 5v Rail

230* 400 mA PS Mains Power

231*

STATION ADDRESS

CODE LINE 1 COS

ADDRESS CODE

LINE 2 COS

1 311* * 312* *

2 321* * 322* *

3 331* * 332* *

4 341* * 342* *

5 351* * 352* *

6 361* * 362* *

7 371* * 372* *

8 381* * 382* *

9 391* * 392* *

10 301* * 302* *

DS1/RM1 NOT APPLICABLE

Job Code 3 - Setting Class of Service after job code is entered: Enter required Station number 1 - 0. (0 is for station 10) Enter Exchange line number 1 or 2 Press * Confirmation tone will be heard. Enter code required 1- Denied

2- Local only. 3- Local and STD. 4- Unrestricted access.

Press * Confirmation tone will be heard. Replace handset on hook.

Ring Selection to program ringing Lift handset of the station to be programmed Press # key Press desired selection code

10 exchange line 1 ring stopped

11 exchange line 1 ring allowed

20 exchange line 2 ring stopped

21 exchange line 2 ring allowed Press * key. A confirmation tone will be heard. Replace handset

T210

COMMANDER S416 S.D.F. LAYOUT

5th MODULE

V

A

C

V

A

C

C

9

10

C

11

12

C

13

14

C

15

16

V

A

C

V

A

C

D

9

D

10

D

11

D

12

D

13

D

14

D

15

D

16

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

W G

Bn

W G

Gy

W Bn

W

W Bn

Gy

W Gy

W

Y B Y O Y G Y Bn Y Gy

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4th MODULE

A

S

14

B

S

14

A

S

15

B

S

15

A

S

16

B

S

16

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

W B

W

W B

O

W O

Bn

W O

Gy

W G

W

W G

Bn

W G

Gy

W Bn

W

W Bn

Gy

W Gy

W

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3rd

MODULE

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

N

A

2

N

B

2

W

1

W

2

F

E

1

F

E

2

A

S

9

B

S

9

A

S

10

B

S

10

A

S

11

A

S

11

A

S

12

B

S

12

A

S

13

B

S

13

W B W O

W G W Bn W Gy W B

W

W B

O

W B

G

W B

Bn

W B

Gy

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2nd

MODULE

A

S

3

B

S

3

A

S

4

B

S

4

A

S

5

B

S

5

A

S

6

B

S

6

A

S

7

B

S

7

A

S

8

B

S

8

A

L

1

B

L

1

A

L

2

B

L

2

A

L

3

B

L

3

A

L

4

B

L

4

W O

W

W O

G

W O

Bn

W O

Gy

W G

W

W G

Bn

W G

Gy

W Bn

W

W Bn

Gy

W Gy

W

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1st MODULE

D

1

D

2

D

3

D

4

D

5

D

6

D

7

D

8

C1

C2

C3

C4

C5

C6

C7

C8

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

V

A

C

A

S

1

B

S

1

A

S

2

B

S

2

W B W O

W G W Bn W Gy W B

W

W B

O

W B

G

W B

Bn

W B

Gy

AS1-AS20 ‘A’ Wire to Telephone Station

BS1-BS20 ‘B’ Wire to Telephone Station

C1/2-C19/20 ‘C’ wires to Telephone Station

D1-D20 ‘D’ Wire to Telephone Station (Note: C is a Common Connection)

W1,W2, Connection of Central Alarm

NA2,NB2, Power fail Telephone Connection

AL1-AL6 ‘A’ Side of Exchange Lines BL1-BL6 ‘B’ Side of Exchange Lines

OLD “S”

Station Socket Cabling and Voltages

Cable

Designation

603/610 Socket Designation Function Voltage

White (WT) 2 a La On-hook: b (ref.)

to a = +24v (±4V)

Blue (BL) 6 b Lb Off-hook: b (ref.)

to a = +4V ((±1V)

Red (RD) 1 c Data 1 D (ref.) to c +

+22V ((±2V)

Black (BK) 5 d Data 2

Characteristic Job

Code

Data Remarks

Exchange connection Line 1

to

Line 6

11

to

16

01 = Existent

00 = Non-existent

Dialling Method Line 1

to

Line 6

41

to

46

01 = DTMF

00 = Decadic

DTMFM Module is

required

Class of service for user with Internal

Call Number Station 11

to

30

71

to

90

00 = Internal Calls

01-05 as per access barring programming

04 05 = required for access

to outgoing Line Access

Audible Call Allocation Line 1

to

Line 6

21

to

26

11 to 30 Internal station Number 1

per Line

Auto Forwarding, Line 1

to

Line 6

31

to

36

11 to 30 Internal Station Number

Max. 1 per Line

Night Switching call Allocation 29 11 to 30 Internal Station Number to

receive audible ring when

Night mode active

*Auto Forwarding option 30 00 =No Forwarding

01 =Forwarding

02 =Forwarding

and Search

*See Note

Auto Forward transfer Time 39 01 to15 Number of ring burst before

transfer

Flash Time 50 01 to 15 x 100 milliseconds

Interdigit Interval Timer 01 01 to 15 x 2 seconds

Recall Delay Time

Time Call is on Hold before Recall

05 00 to 15 21 seconds off set plus Data

x 3.5 seconds

Customer Data Initialisation,

Lift Handset on station 11

Dial S411 0S Hang up

Continuous Entry of User-Specific data S3

Codes may be skipped several times by pressing the I Key as many times

as required

Lift handset on station 11

Dial S411 3(2 digit passcode)(data) I

Continue with next code

Dial S and hang up when finished

Bi-directional data

test

Leave handset on-

hook press # key,

followed by the digit

1 key. If lights flash

and rings all ok

OLD“S”

Station voltages

Telecom

Cable

605/610

Socket

Designation Function Voltage Table

White (WT)

Blue (BL)

RED (RD)

Black (BK)

2

6

1

5

a

b

c

d

La

Lb

Data 1

Data 2

On Hook: b (ref) to a +24V (±4V)

Off-Hook b (ref) to a + 4V (±1V)

D (ref ) to c +22V (±2V)

Sdf layout designated on system

Switch and fuse Locations S206/408

Earth imbalance for PABX Recall

S5 Music On Hold

Melody Selection

Open Internal M.O.H.

S6 Music On Hold Int/Ext Int Internal M.O.H. select

R5 External Music On Hold adjustment

R6 Internal Music On Hold adjustment

Fuses

Fuses Circuit Value Type

F1 MAINS 200Ma M205 Slow Blow

F3 5V 800mA M205 Slow Blow

F4 24/15/7.5V 1A M205 Slow Blow

F5 45V(AC) 100mA M205 Slow Blow

F6 Stn11-14 160mA M205 Slow blow

F7 Stn15-18 160mA M205 Slow blow

TW

I

MI

D

EC

O

S

S

M

R5

F7 F6 F5 F4 F3

160 160 100 1A 800

mA mA mA mA

F1 200mA

R2

R3

R6

S2 RESET

Watchdog

S4

S3 S6 S5

P5 45VAC

+7.5V

P4

S1 S2 S3 S4

R1

P3

15V

P2

24V

KCM

MOB

P1/5v

F

1

NEW “S”

Power Supply Fuses S824/824H

F6 F8 F10

F7 F9 F11

F5 F4 F3

Fuses on Power Supply

Fuse Circuit Value Type F1(not shown) Mains 500mA M205 Slow Blow

F3 5 V 2A M205 Slow Blow

F4 24/10/5V 3.15A M205 Slow Blow

F5 45V(AC) 315mA M205 Slow Blow

F6 Stn11-14 200mA M205 Slow Blow






The S824H system

incorporates new

CPM-S824H Serial

Item No: 338/936

and a new

backplane.

The CPM-S824H

and Backplane are

not compatible

with previous

version and

therefore are not

interchangeable

with the S824

Warning: Do not

insert the 8SM or

408M into Slot 1.

For fault verification

you can interchange

408M and 8SM

cards in slots 2,3,

or4.

NEW “S 824”

Programming

S1

Characteristic Op.Code Data Exchange Line L1

To

L8

01

to

08

00 = Non existent

10 = Decadic

20 = DTMF

Station Type Stn11

to

Stn34

11

to

34

00 = 4-wire station

01 = 2-wire station

10 = 4 wire station data secure

11 = 2-wire station data secure

Transfer time before Recall 41 01-99

Paging existent 42 00 = no, 10 = yes

Int/Ext/Ext conference 43 00 = no, 10 = yes

Exchange line release time 44 00=99

Dial pulse break 45 01-99

Dial pulse make 46 01-99

Recall time 47 00-99

Internal Paging: Zone 1 50 Station number

Internal Paging : Zone 2 51 Station number

S2 Characteristic Op. Code Data

Recall Key function L1

to L8

01

to

08

00 = not required

10 = earth

21-99 Flash + Time

Exchange Code L1

to

L8

11

to

18

00 = not required 00-99

X= 1-9 x1 sec(pause)

Y= 0-9 PABX code

Central Alarm L1

to

L8

21

to

28

00 = off

10 = on

Call forward type L1

Main ans point & to

alt ans point L8

31

to

38

00=option 1(A)

01=option2 (A)+(B)+search

02=option3(A)+(B)+search

03=option4(A)+(B)+search/stop

11=group call

Group Call L1

to

L8

41

to

48

11-34

Auto Forwarding Time L1

to

L8

61

to

68

01-15

Interdigit Interval timer L1

(Post Dial Pulse) to

L8

71

to

78

00-15=

time x 2 sec

(Initialisation) is carried out as

follows.

SH746SO * 00 *

Note: Do not perform this

procedure on the S824H as it

is already initialised

Customer data is grouped into specific “code groups” and are all accessed in exactly the

same following manner: (firstly the “pass code” needs to be entered, ie. SH 746) S N * C

C *

Where N is the particular code group

= 1 for Configuration data display/alter

= 2 for Exchange line data display/alter

= 3 for Station related data display/alter

= 4 for Night switch related data display/alter

= 5 for Digit Discrimination display/alter

= 8 for Comset DSS Button Field code Allocation

= 9 for System Abbreviated number display/alter additionally for the S824/824H only

Time/Date

= 11Digit analysis Data S824H

= 8 for Comset key function allocation and CC is the actual address that is to be effected

NEW “S”

S3

Characteristic Op. Code Data

Hot Line Pairs 01

02

03

04

00 00 not required

1st two byte = Chief

Station Number

2nd

two byte = Secretary

Station Number

Class of service Stn11

Stn12

to

Stn34

11

12

to

34

1X,2X,3X,4X,5X,6X,

7X,8X,

1-8 line

X = COS:

0 internal

1 incoming only

2-7 according

to barring data

Night Switch Authorisation 41 00 = only station 11

12-34 = other station Unit line only Comset Stn11

to

Stn34

51

52

to

74

00 = not connected

1Y = connected

Y = line number for

automatic connection

STATION AND LINE DATA FOR NIGHT SERVICE S4

Characteristic Op.Code Data

Class of Service Stn11

To

Stn34

11

to

34

1X,2X,3X,4X,5X,6X,

7X,8X,

1-8 line

X = COS:

0 internal

1 incoming only

Call Allocation L1

to

L8

41

to

48

00 = Group Call

XX = Station

number

Group Call L1

to

L8

51

to

58

11-34 insert all

stations in that

particular group

Central Alarm L1

To

L8

61

to

68

00 = off

10 = on

Access Barring Programming S5 With the Class Of Service/Access Barring code, the

system can provide up to eight distinct Classes Of Service from COS 00 to COS 07. These classes relate to access rights to exchange lines:

COS 00 is defined as no access for that exchange line.

COS 01 allows answering of call only, for that exchange line.

COS 07 provides for open access, that is, no digit

discrimination COS 02 to COS 06 are freely definable

NEW “S”

2-7 according to

barring data

Station Voltages

Colour Pin Voltages

Station voltages: A-PAIR B-PAIR

WT BL RD BK

2 6 1 5

+9V 2V Ref A

+39.5V 15.5V* Ref B

308/512 SDF Layout

BN

Signal SDF

STA 10 1

2

STA 11 3

4

STA 12 5

6

STA 13 7

8

- 9

E 10

SIG SDF

STA 14 11

12

STA15 13

14

STA 16 15

16

STA 17 17

18

Line 1 19

Line 2 20

SIGNAL

SDF

PAIR

PFB1 21

PFB2 22

PFB3 23

DOOR 1 24

DOOR 2 25

TO BGM SOURCE

26

TO MOH

SOURCE 27

EXT SPEAKR

28

29

LINE 3 30

KR4

SIGNAL

SDF

PAIR

STA 18 31

32

STA 19 33

34

STA 20

RGU ring

35

36

STA 21

RGU 30v

37

38

39

From 48V

SOURCE

40

SIGNAL

SDF

PAIR PFB4 41

PFB5 42

CONTROL

SOURCE 1

43

CONTROL

SOURCE 2

44

45

46

47

48

LN4 49

LN5 50

SIGNAL

SDF

PAIR

LN1

1

LN2 2

LN3

3

LN4 4

LN5 5

LN6 6

LN7 7

LN8 8

9

EARTH

RECALL

10

SIGNAL

SDF

PAIR

PFB1 11

PFB2 12

PFB3 13

PFB4 14

PFB5 15

PFB6 16

PFB7 17

PFB8 18

19

20

Signal SDF

pair

STA 10 21

22

STA 11 23

24

STA 12 25

26

STA 13 27

28

29

30

Signal SDF

Pair

STA14 31

32

STA15 33

34

STA16 35

36

STA17 37

38

39

30volt 40

Signal SDF Pair

STA 18 41

42

STA 19 43

44

STA 20 45

46

STA 21 47

48

49

50

SIGNAL

SDF

PAIR

STA22

51

52

STA23

53

54

STA24

55

56

STA25

57

58

59

60

signal Sdf

pair

STA

26

61

62

STA

27

63

64

STA

28

65

66

STA

29

67

68

69

30 volt 70

signal SDF

PAIR

STA

30

71

72

STA

31

73

74

STA

32

75

76

STA

33

77

78

79

80

signal pair External

speak 1 91

92 External

Speak 2 93

94 Cntl 1 95 Cntl 2 96 Cntl 3 97 Cntl 4 98 Cntl 5 99 Cntl 6 100

signal SDF

pair

DSS 1 81

DSS 2 82

DSS11 83

DSS12 84

Door 1 85

Door 2 86

MOH 87

88cont

BGM 89

90

BN

BN 824 SDF Layout

To program the

system, set the WR

switch on the CPB-

BN-A board to the

lower, “N” (Normal),

position. Insert the

Test and

Programming Unit or

Handsfree station into

Station 10 socket. To

enter into the

programming mode

on the test and

programming unit

press WRITE and for

the Handsfree

Station press the

button located in the

top right-hand

corner under the

DSS label. All other

stations on the system

operate normally

while programming is

in progress.

1236 SDF Layout

LN1 1

LN2 2

LN3 3

LN4 4

LN5 5

LN6 6

LN7 7

LN8 8

LN9 9

LN10 10

LN11 11

LN12 12

PFB1 13

PFB2 14

PFB3 15

PFB4 16

PFB5 17

PFB6 18

PFB7 19

PFB8 20

PFB9 21

PFB10 22

PFB11 23

PFB12 24

ER 25

STA22

51

52

STA23

53

54

STA24

55

56

STA25

57

58

STA26

59

60

STA27

61

62

STA28

63

64

STA29

65

66

STA30

67

68

STA31

69

70

STA32

71

72

STA33

73

74

30V

SUPPLY

75

STA34

76

77

STA35

78

79

STA36

80

81

STA37

82

83

STA38

84

85

STA39

86

87

STA40

88

89

STA41

90

91

STA42

92

93

STA43

94

95

STA44

96

97

STA45

98

99

30V

SUPPLY

100

DSS1 101

DSS2 102

DSS11 103

DSS12 104

DOOR

1

105

DOOR

2

106

MOH

107

108

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109

110

EXT

PAGE 2

111

112

BGM 113

CNTL 1 114

CNTL 2

115

CNTL 3 116

CNTL 4 117

CNTL 5 118

CNTL 6 119

120

121

122

123

124

125

LN13 126

LN14 127 LN15 128

LN16 129

LN17 130

LN18 131 LN19 132

LN20 133

LN21 134

LN22 135

LN23 136

LN24 137

PFB13 138 PFB14 139

PFB5 140

PFB6 141

PFB7 142

PFB8 143

PFB9 144

PFB0 145

PFB1 146

PFB2 147

PFB3 148

PFB4 149

ER 150

STA 46 151

152

STA 47 153

154

STA 48 155

156

STA 49 157

158

STA 50 159

160

STA 51 161

162

STA 52 163

164

STA 53 165

166

STA 54 167

168

STA 55 169

170

STA 56 171

172

STA 57 173

174

30v 175

STA70

201

202

STA71

203

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STA72

205

206

STA73

207

208

DSS3 209

DSS4 210

DSS5 211

DSS6 212

DSS7 213

DSS8 214

DSS9 215

DSS10 216

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218

219

220

221

222

223

224

225

STA10

26

27

STA11

28

29

STA12

30

31

STA13

32

33

STA14

34

35

STA15

36

37

STA16

38

39

STA17

40

41

STA18

42

43

STA19

44

45

STA20

46

47

STA21

48

49

30V

SUPPLY

50

STA 58 176

177

STA 59 178

179

STA 60 180

181

STA 61 182

183

STA 62 184

185

STA 63 186

187

STA 64 188

189

STA 65 190

191

STA 66 192

193

STA 67 194

195

STA 68 196

197

STA 69 198

199

30V 200

BN

Bus cabling is polarity-sensitive. It is essential that correct polarity be

maintained. Be careful when checking voltages on cabling.

Bus Wire Colour Modular Socket Bus Wire

Designation RJ 12 RJ 45

Green 1 2 L2b

Black 2 3 Service b (-50V)

Blue 3 4 L1b

White 4 5 L1a

Red 5 6 Service a (0V)

Orange 6 7 L2a

Power and Termination Unit Terminations

J1 J2 J3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2

{L1a L1b L2a L2b

Lines In

PF1 PF1

Powerfail

Telephone

Bm2 Bm2

Background

Music

source/

External

Music

Source

PF1 PF1

Powerfail

Telephone

B1a

White

B1b

Blue

B2a

Orng

B2b

Grn

VB-

Black

VB+

RedTo Plug

Pack

System Bus

SETTINGSWITCH NUMBER OPTION

SW2.1

SW2.2

SW2.3

SW2.4

SW2.5

SW2.6

SW2.7

SW2.8

MASTER PAGE IN

UNRESTRICTED ACCESS

RING - LINE 1

RING - LINE 2

DIAL TYPE

NOT USED

NOT USED

AUTO PAUSE INSERT ENABLED

DECADIC

ENABLED

ENABLED

ENABLED

ENABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DTMF

E208-E105

Phone dip switch settings

INTERCOM

EXTENSION

SW1.1 SW1.2 SW1.3 SW1.4

1 0 0 0 1

2 0 0 1 0

3 0 0 1 1

4 0 1 0 0

5 0 1 0 1

6 0 1 1 0

7 0 1 1 1

8 1 0 0 0

NOTE: l=ON O=OFF Table 6 - Keystation Address Settings

MUSIC SOURCE HRDB-E - LINE 1 HRDB-E - LINE 2 LINK ON OFB-E

J3 J4 J3

Internal Chimes 1&2 1&2 INT

External Source 2&3 2&3 EXT

No Music Park on 1 Park on 1 INT

Table 8 - Music Source links

Examples

Program - internal, external, and no Music-On-Hold (inside master station)

Keystation DIP Switches (Default Settings)

3 2 1

J3/4

3 2 1

J3/4

3 2 1

J3/4

Internal

MOH

External

MOH

No Music

on Hold

ON

Keystation Address

SW1

1 2 3 4

ON

Keystation Options

SW2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

E208-E105

TOP

5

G/

W

W O/

S

W O/

B

W O/

G

W O/

W

W Bl/

S

W Bl/

B

W W

E

3/2

W

E

3/5

W

E

3/8

W

E

3/4

34

35

36

Ext Page

Line 5

Line 6

4

S Y B Y G Y O Y Bl Y S/

W

W B/

S

W B/

W

W G/

S

W G/

B

W

29

30

31

32

33

3

G W B W S W Bl/

O

W Bl/

G

W Bl/

B

W

Ext Page

(308)

P/F P/F P/F Door

Station

2

G/

W

W O/

S

W O/

B

W O/

G

W O/

W

W Bl/

S

W W

E

1/2

W

E

1/5

W

E

1/3

W

E

1/4

W

E

2/2

W

E

2/5

W

E

2/3

W

E

2/4

26

27

28

Line 1

Line 2

Line 3

(Note 1)

Line 4

1

S Y B Y G Y O Y Bl Y S/

W

W B/

S

W B/

W

W G/

S

W G/

B

W

21

22

23

24

25

Cable Entry

NOTE 1: For 616 Only

For 308Line 3 Appears on 2/19 and 2/20

Colour Socket pin Station Voltages

WT 2 26.5 – 35 V DC

BL 6 26.5 – 35 V DC

RD 1 REF Pin 2

BK 5 REF Pin 6

VR2ON

OFF

MOH Volume Control

Switch in

the "ON"

Position

(Down "ON")

VR1

ONOFF

MOH Volume Control

Switch in

the "ON"

Position

(Left "ON")

E308 ME

E616 ME

Switch Positions

Switch

is ON

Switch

is OFF

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

Dot is

visible

ONOFF

OFF ON

Dot is NOT

visible

WARNING

SWITCH IS ON

WHEN PUSHED

LEFT

WARNINGSWITCH IS ON

WHEN PUSHED

DOWN

E308-E616

To Enter Programming Mode

While on-hook, press [#]

Dial 1234 - the 4-digit password

Press [REDIAL].

The system checks the password to ensure its validity. An error tone is heard if an incorrect password is

entered.

Programming Tones

Fast repeating tone (.5 seconds on, .5 seconds off) to indicate data is in the

correct format and has been accepted.

Error Tone Slow repeating tone (.5 second on, 2.5 seconds off) to indicate data is not valid and

has not been accepted.

Programming Summary FACILITY CODE &

FACILITY ASSIGNMENT DEFAULT

00 System Initialisation

1) [#]

2) PASSWORD

3) [REDIAL]

4) 00

5) 0 - initialise system except back-up

RAM

1 - initialise whole system.

Parameters will revert to default

setting

6) [REDIAL]

42

Exchange lines equipped

1) 42

2) Dial 0 or 1 for 3 lines

(6 for 616)

0 - Line not equipped

1 - Line equipped

3) [REDIAL]

1 for all

lines

43

Line Type

(exchange/PABX)

1) 43


(6 for 616)

0 - exchange

1 – PABX

3) [REDIAL]

0 for all

lines

41

Line Dial Type

(pulse/tone)

1) 41


(6 for 616)

0 - Decadic (pulse)

1 - DTMF (tone)

3) [REDIAL]

0 for all

lines

44

PABX Access Code

1) 44

2) Dial Location Code 0

3) Dial Access Code (max. 2 digits)

4) [TRANS]

5) Dial Location Code 1

6) Repeat 3 and 4

7) [REDIAL] 0 for both

locations

60

Line Ring Mode

1) 60

Dial 0, 1 or 2

0 - individual Ring Mode 1 - Normal

Ring Mode

2 - Off-hook Ring Mode

2) [REDIAL]

1 for all key

stations

32

Access Barring Class of

Service

1) 32

2) Dial 0-4 for 8-key station

(16 for 616)

0 - Class A

1 - Class B

2 - Class C

3 - Class D

4 - Class E

3) Repeat 2 for all 8 extensions

(16 for 616)

4) [REDIAL] 0 for all key

stations

30

External Line Access

1) 30

2) Dial key station numbers

3) Dial 0 or 1 for all 3 lines

(6 lines for 616)

0 - no line access

1 - access to line

4) [TRANS]

5) Repeat 2,3 and 4 for each station

6) [REDIAL] 1 for every

station

34

Allowed Codes for Class

B

1) 34

2) Dial location code 0-9

3) Dial allowed code or numbers

For access to code, eg 0011, dial

code, then [*]

For access to numbers only, dial

complete number then [HOLD]

4) [TRANS]

5) Dial next location code or [PAGE]

6) Repeat 3,4 and 5 for all locations

7) [REDIAL] Locations 0-

9:

Vacant (ISD

barred)

36


C

1) 36


3) Dial allowed code or numbers.

For access to the code, dial the code

followed by [*]. For access to

numbers only, dial the complete

number followed by [HOLD]

4) [TRANS]

5) Repeat 2,3 and 4 for

all locations

6) [REDIAL] 0 : 000

1 : 008

2 : 009

3 : 013

4 : 016

5 : 019

6-9: Vacant

(STD access

barred)

E308-E616

37


D

1) 37


3) Dial allowed code or numbers For

access to code, dial code followed

by [*]. For access to numbers

only, dial the complete number

followed by [HOLD]

4) [TRANS]

5) Repeat 2,3 and 4 for all locations

6) [REDIAL]

0 : 000

1-9: Vacant

63

Door Station Ring

(E308 ONLY)

1) 63

2) Dial first key station number

3) [*]

4) Repeat 2 and 3 for each station with

door station ring (max. 8)

5) [TRANS]

6) [REDIAL]

Key Station

21

73

Executive/Secretary Pairs

1) 73

2) Dial station number for executive

3) Dial station number for secretary

4) [TRANS]

5) Repeat 2,3 and 4 for each pair

6) [REDIAL] None

62

Audible Line Ring

1) 62

2) [LINE 1]

3) Dial key station to ring on line

4) [*]

5) Repeat 3 and 4 for all key stations on

that line

6) [TRANS]

7) Next [LINE]

8) Repeat 3-7 for all lines

9) [REDIAL] Key station

21 for every

line

61

Night Service Ring

1) 61

2) [LINE 1]

3) Dial key station to ring on line

4) [*]

5) Repeat 3 and 4 for all key stations on

that line

6) [TRANS]

7) Next [LINE]

8) Repeat 3-7 for all lines

9) [REDIAL] Key station

21 for every

line

50

Exchange Line Recall

Time]

1) 50

2) Press 4 digits

Limits 0000 (0m/sec) - 5000 (5000

m/sec)Minimum 20 m/sec increments

3) [REDIAL 600 m/sec

51

PABX Recall Time

1) 51

2) Press 4 digits

Limits 0000 (m/sec) - 5000 (5000

m/sec) Minimum 20 m/sec

increments

3) [REDIAL] 100 m/sec

52

Hold Recall Time

1) 52

2) Press 3 digits

Limits 000 (0 sec) to 200 (200 sec)

3) [REDIAL] 90 sec

53

Transfer Recall Time

1) 53

2) Press 3 digits

Limits 000 (0 sec) to 200 (200 sec)

3) [REDIAL] 30 sec

71

Access Barring for

System Abbreviated Dial

71

Dial 0 or 1

0 - Abb. dial subject to key station barring

class

1 - Abb. dial not subject to key station

barring class

[REDIAL]

1 for all

key

stations

72

Door Station Equipped

1) 72

2) Dial 0 or 1

0 - Not equipped with door station

1 - Equipped with door station

3) [REDIAL] 0

80

Station Key Test

1) 80 LED's on for 3 seconds

2) [LINE 1-6] LED's flash

3) [HOLD] LED flashes

4) [SPKR] LED flashes

5) [DND] LED flashes

6) [CONF] LED flashes

7) [REDIAL] Conference LED off

8) [PAGE] DND LED off

9) [TRANS] Speaker LED off

10) [MEMORY] Hold LED off

11) [LINE 1-6] LED’s turn off

12) Lift and replace handset

E308-E616

Facility code ASSIGNMENTS Default

Commander I408

PSTN CONNECTIONS BUS CONNECTIONS

Commander I

STAR CONFIG RESISTER PLACEMENT Commander I

READ THIS IF YOU ARE REPLACING A STATION!!!!!!

Commander I

PROGRAMING

Passwords

Item Default Value User password 0000

Admin password 0000

Install password 6990

User Programing

Item No. Item name Default Value

01 Repertory view (10 personal and 20 system spd dial) clear

02 Station lock (enable/disable) Unlock(station can make calls)

01u Personal speed dial (max 10) clear

02u User programmable key Clear (no one touch spd dial)

03u Headset (enable/disable) disable

04u Paging (enable/disable) enable

06u Call waiting (enable/disable) enable

06 Night status (enable/disable) disable

Administration Programing

01a System time clear

02a System speed dial clear

03a Line access (day/night) 0-full restrict, 1-semi resrict

incoming only ,2- no restrict

222222222222 no restrict for 12

stations on 4 lines ,day or night

04a Station call barring 0- no call barring for 12 stations

05a DSS extension display (determine intercom call num) 123456789*0#

06a Send data

07a User password reset

08a Admin password

09a Ring mode-PSTN (day/night) 1-immediate ring,

2-delayed ring 10seconds, 3-ring excluded

111111111111 (day/night)-

Immediate Ring

10a Remote Report clear

11a Serial Number

12a Hold reminder time (day/night) 2-60 seconds

Installation Programing

01i Number of stations 8

02i Number of AFU ports 4

03i Number of PSTN Lines 2

04i Barred ISD Prefixes 001,14,19,0101,0055,009,*,12

05i Barred STD Prefixes 0

06i Mobiles prefix tables 041,018,019,015,014,017

07i Common Allowed Prefixes 1800,013,13,016,1100

08i PSTN Lines settings 101100 see book

09i PABX acess Digit 0

10i Music on hold source 10 simple tone

12i Door station ring assignment (day/night) 111111111111

13i Devices (Internal Numbers) clear

14i Interdigit time out 010 seconds

15i Time door opener 050 seconds

16i Type door station 0-commander type

17i Data connection 0000-voice connection

18i Afu software version

19i Diagnostics keystation (memory clear, number clear)

20i Help desk id

Commander I

STN.

No.

Station Type

1224 616 308

21 Keystation Keystation Keystation




25 Keystation Keystation Hybrid

26 Keystation Keystation ODX

27 Keystation Keystation Hybrid/PF

28 Keystation Keystation Hybrid/PF

29 Hybrid Hybrid

30 Hybrid Hybrid

31 Hybrid Hybrid

32 Hybrid Hybrid

33 SLT/PF SLT/PF

34 SLT/PF SLT/PF

35 ODX ODX

36 ODX ODX

37 SLT/PF

38 SLT

39 Hybrid

40 Hybrid

41 Hybrid

42 Hybrid

43 Hybrid

44 Hybrid

Station wiring

SDF 605/610 with mod adapt

Modular Sockets

Colour

RJ12 RJ45

L- Pin 2 Pin 4 Pin 5 White

L+ Pin 6 Pin 3 Pin 4 Blue

D- Pin 5 Pin 2 Pin 3 Red

D+ Pin 1 Pin 5 Pin 6 Black

Station Voltages

26.5 to 35v dc from pin 4(white) to pin 2 (red)

and

from pin3 (blue) to pin 5(black)

with station unplugged

HX308 Diagram S1, S2 and S3 are used to configure Hybrid Stations 25, 27 and 28

respectively. Each circuit can be set for either a keystation or an SLT.

Switch No. SLT KST

1 and 2 Both ON Both OFF

3 and 4 Both OFF Both ON

During power interruptions the system can switch exchange lines 1 and 2 directly to stations 27 and 28,

enabling outgoing and incoming calls to be handled at these stations. However these stations must be

SLTs for the feature to function.

Stations 27 and 28 are connected to Hybrid Circuits: if they are set for keystation use then the powerfail

line switching must be disabled. Setting DIPswitch S4 does this

HX

SDF Layouts

HX 308 HX616 tail one HX616 tail two

pair Description pair Description pair Description 1 Exch one 1 Exch one 26 Station 29 a-b

2 Exch two 2 Exch two 27 Station 29 c-d hybrid

3 Exch three 3 Exch three 28 Station 30 a-b

4 ------ 4 Exch four 29 Station 30 c-d hybrid

5 Music on hold 5 Exch five 30 Station 31 a-b

6 Paging out 6 Exch six 31 Station 31 c-d hybrid

7 Station 21 a-b 7 Station 21 a-b 32 Station 32 a-b

8 Station 21 c-d 8 Station 21 c-d 33 Station 32 c-d hybrid

9 Station 22 a-b 9 Station 22 a-b 34 Station 33 a-b SLT

10 Station 22 c-d 10 Station 22 c-d 35 ----------

11 Station 23 a-b 11 Station 23 a-b 36 Station 34 a-b SLT

12 Station 23 c-d 12 Station 23 c-d 37 -----------

13 Station 24 a-b 13 Station 24 a-b 38 Station 35 a-b ODX

14 Station 24 c-d 14 Station 24 c-d 39 ----------

15 Station 25 a-b 15 Station 25 a-b 40 Station 36 a-b ODX

16 Station 25 c-d hybrid 16 Station 25 c-d 41 ----------

17 Station 26 a-b ODX 17 Station 26 a-b 42 ----------

18 ---- 18 Station 26 c-d 43 ----------

19 Station 27 a-b 19 Station 27 a-b 44 ----------

20 Station 27 c-d hybrid 20 Station 27 c-d 45 ----------

21 Station 28 a-b 21 Station 28 a-b 46 CDR sig,gnd

22 Station 28 c-d hybrid 22 Station 28 c-d 47 CDR tx data nc

23 Door station L1-L2 23 Door station 1 L1-L2 48 Door station 2 L1-L2

24 Door Station P- P+_ 24 Door Station 1 P- P+_ 49 Door Station 2 P- P+_

25 Door unlock La-Lb 25 Paging out 50 Music on hold

HX616 and HX1224 S1, S2 S3 and S4 are used to configure Hybrid Stations 29, 30, 31 and 32 respectively.

Each circuit can be set for either a keystation or an SLT as per hx308 diagram

Switch S5 must also be set to configure the circuits. S5 has 4 switches, one for each of the hybrid circuits!

Switch S5 layout

Station No.

Switch No.

SLT KST

29 1 ON OFF

30 2 ON OFF

31 3 ON OFF

32 4 ON OFF

HX

Expansion Board (HX1224 only)

Switch settings

S1 and S2 are used to configure the two Hybrid Station

circuits on this board. Each circuit can be set for either a

keystation or an SLT. The switch settings are the same for

both circuits as per HX308 diagram

Switch S3 must also be set to configure the circuits. S3 has 2 switches, one for each of

the hybrid circuits

SDF Layout

HX 1224 tail one HX 1224 tail two Hx1224 expansion one

pair Description pair Description Pair description 1 Exch one 26 Station 29 a-b 51 Exch seven

2 Exch two 27 Station 29 c-d hybrid 52 ---------

3 Exch three 28 Station 30 a-b 53 Exch eight

4 Exch four 29 Station 30 c-d hybrid 54 ---------

5 Exch five 30 Station 31 a-b 55 Station 39 a-b

6 Exch six 31 Station 31 c-d hybrid 56 Station 39 c-d hybrid

7 Station 21 a-b 32 Station 32 a-b 57 Station 40 a-b

8 Station 21 c-d 33 Station 32 c-d hybrid 58 Station 40 c-d hybrid

9 Station 22 a-b 34 Station 33 a-b SLT 59 ---------

10 Station 22 c-d 35 ---------- 60 ---------

11 Station 23 a-b 36 Station 34 a-b SLT HX1224 expansion two

12 Station 23 c-d 37 ----------- 61 Exch nine

13 Station 24 a-b 38 Station 35 a-b ODX 62 ---------

14 Station 24 c-d 39 ---------- 63 Exch ten

15 Station 25 a-b 40 Station 36 a-b ODX 64 ---------

16 Station 25 c-d 41 --------- 65 Station 41 a-b

17 Station 26 a-b 42 Station 37 a-b SLT 66 Station 41 c-d hybrid

18 Station 26 c-d 43 --------- 67 Station 42 a-b

19 Station 27 a-b 44 Station 38 a-b SLT 68 Station 42c-d hybrid

20 Station 27 c-d 45 --------- 69 ---------

21 Station 28 a-b 46 CDR sig,gnd 70 ---------

22 Station 28 c-d 47 CDR tx data nc HX1224 expansion three

23 Door station 1 L1-L2 48 Door station 2 L1-L2 71 Exch eleven

24 Door Station 1 P- P+_ 49 Door Station 2 P- P+_ 72 ---------

25 Paging out 50 Music on hold 73 Exch twelve

74 ---------

75 Station 43 a-b

76 Station 43 c-d hybrid

77 Station 44 a-b

78 Station 44 c-d hybrid

79 ---------

80 ---------

HX

HX SLT USER GUIDE

Description Operation

SEIZE AN EXCHANGE LINE LIFT OFF, DIAL 0

TO SEIZE PARTICULAR EXCHANGE LINE HX 308 HX 616 LIFT OFF, DIAL 6 THEN REQUIRED LINE NUMBER

HX1224 LIFT OFF, DIAL 61 TO 72 TO ACCESS LINES 1 TO 12

TO PLACE CALL ON COMMON HOLD PRESS RECALL/ FLASH KEY, THEN DIAL 17 AND HANG UP

TO RETRIEVE CALL FROM HOLD LIFT OFF, DIAL 17

TO RETRIEVE PARTICULAR CALL FROM

COMMON HOLD

HX308 HX616 LIFT OFF, DIAL 6 THEN REQUIRED LINE NUMBER

HX1224 LIFT OFF, DIAL 61 TO 72 FOR REQUIRED LINE

ACCESS BARRING OVERRIDE LIFT OFF, DIAL 12 ENTER PASSWORD

ZONE PAGING LIFT OFF, DIAL 13 THEN ZONE NUMBER 0= ALL INTERNAL

1 TO 3= INTERNAL ZONES 4=EXTERNAL ZONE 5= ALL ZONES

LAST NUMBER REDIAL LIFT OFF, DIAL 15

SPEED DIAL LIFT OFF, DIAL 16 THEN REQUIRED SPEED DIAL CODE

PROGRAMMING PERSONAL SPEED DIAL LIFT OFF, DIAL #17 THEN DIAL SPEED DIAL LOCATION 00 TO 19 ENTER

NUMBER TO BE STORED HANG UP

TRANSFER ASK CALLER TO WAIT, PRESS RECALL/ FLASH KEY THEN DIAL REQUIRED

STATION NUMBER WAIT FOR ANSWER THEN HANG UP. OR IF

UNANNOUNCED HANG UP AFTER HEARING RING

TO SEND RECALL TO LINE FOR

EASYCALL

PRESS RECALL / FLASH KEY THEN DIAL 18

PAGING CALL PICK UP LIFT OFF, DIAL * 1 STATION NUMBER

TO CALL DOOR STATION HX308, LIFT OFF, DIAL 193HX616, HX1224, LIFT OFF, DIAL 1930 FOR 1ST

DOOR STATION & 1931 FOR 2ND DOOR STATION

DIVERT (ONLY WITH 1.5 AND 1.6 S

WARE)

LIFT OFF, DIAL #11 WAIT 2 SECONDS DIAL STATION NUMBER #

TO CANCEL DIAL #11 WAIT 2 SECONDS DIAL YOUR OWN STATION NUMBER

CALL PICK UP (SLT MUST BE IN GROUP) LIFT OFF, DIAL 11

TO CALL STATION GROUP LIFT OFF, DIAL GRP NUMBER HX 308 51 TO 54, HX 616 OR HX 1224 51 TO 59

DIRECT ACCESS TO EXCHANGE GROUP HX 308 LIFT OFF, DIAL 80 OR 81. HX616 HX1224 LIFT OFF, DIAL; 80 TO 84

HX Programing

Code Description Code Description

# 10 Set Call Mode # 50 TLB Timing

# 11 Set Divert # 51 PABX Flash Timing

# 12 Reserved # 52 Hold Recall Time

# 13 Ring Frequency # 53 Transfer Recall Time

# 14 Key Tone # 54 Alarm Duration

# 15 Headset Mode # 55 Set Date and Time

# 16 Key Programming (1224 only) # 56 - # 57 Reserved

# 17 Station Speed Dial #58 RS232 Baud Rate (616/1224 0nly)

# 18 - # 19 Reserved # 59 Door Open Time (308 only)

# 20 Enable Programming # 60 Line Ring Mode

# 21 Read Toll Password* # 61 Night Ring Station

# 22 - # 23 Reserved # 62 Day Ring Station

# 24 Read Software Version # 63 Door Ring Station

# 25 System Reset # 64 - # 70 Reserved

# 26 Music Source (616/1224 only) Hx308 uses a dip switch

# 71 Access Barring Speed Dial Exemption

# 27 - # 29 Reserved # 72 Station Toll (Access Barring Table)

# 30 Station Class of Restriction # 73 Boss and Secretary

# 31 Line Access # 74 - # 75 Reserved

# 32 Page Enable # 76 Line Group Assign

# 33 Page Include # 77 Station Group Assign

# 34 Internal Paging Zone # 78 Set Toll Password

# 35 Station Night Restriction # 79 - # 80 Reserved

# 36 - # 39 Reserved # 81 Lamp and Ring Test

# 40 Line Mode # 82 - # 83 Reserved

# 41 Reserved # 84 Fax Station Assign (308 only)

# 42 Line Dial Type # 85 - # 86 Reserved

# 43 Line Type #87 CDR Selection (616/1224 0nly)

# 44 PABX access code #88 - # 99 Reserved

# 45 2nd Carrier Code

# 46 - # 49 Reserved

Not available in all versions of software.

#20 Enable programming Enables , Disables tech. Level programming After entering the password the display will show whether programming is enabled or disabled. Note: If no programming is done for four minutes, the system will automatically revert to the Programming Disabled mode.

[*] Toggles between enable and disable. Password is 1234

#62 Day ring Stations, designates which stations ring for each exchange line [*] steps through line numbers [Redial] steps through assignments for each line

[Digits] enters station numbers to be assigned [HOLD] erases an entry

#72 Access Barring Tables, Defines Numbers which can/cannot be dialed [FUNC/DND] Steps through Classes [Redial] steps through the positions in the table

[Digits] enters the codes to be assigned [*] placing a * after an entry will allow exceptions to be

entered in the allow column

#30 Assign restriction to station [0] CLASS A-Unrestrictred, [1] CLASS B-Barred IDD,

[2]CLASS C- Barred IDD & STD, [3]CLASS D-Spare, [4]CLASS E- Intercom only

#55 Sets time and date at station 21 no need to enable programing mode

[yy]last 2 digits of year, [MM] month(01-12), [DD] day of month (01-31), [W] Day of week

(0=Sunday, 1=Monday, 2=Tuesday, 3=Wednesday, 4=Thursday, 5=Friday, 6=Saturday)

[HH] Hour of day (00-23), [MM] The minute of the Hour (00-59)

HX

D32 Board Code Description MB408-D-A 408 Main Board

The central board in the system, which provides the connections for all other boards and ancillary cabling. This

board contains interface circuitry for 4 exchange lines and 8 keystations. The first two exchange lines are switched

in the event of a power failure.

CPU-D-C Central Processor Unit 1

Performs the processing and control functions required by the system. It provides the alarm indicators, RAM

backup battery for storing customer data and the connector for the PC Programming Interface.

EB208-D-A 208 Expansion Board 2

Provides the interface circuitry for two exchange lines and 8 keystations. The first Exchange Line is switched in

the event of a power failure.

EB204-D-A 204 Expansion Board 2

Provides the interface circuitry for two exchange lines

and 4 single line telephones. The first Exchange Line

is switched in the event of a power failure.

EBOOCD-A 004 Expansion Board 2

Provides the interface circuitry for 4 single line telephones.

EBIBR-D-A ISDN Expansion Board 1

Provides the interface circuitry for the connection of 2 Microlinks.

BCRGB-D-A Battery Charger/Ring Generator Board 1

Provides the battery charger circuitry for a System Backup Battery

and a Ring Generator Unit for all SLTs connected to the system.

BCB-D-A Battery Charger Board 1

Provides the battery charger circuitry for a System Backup Battery

Adding a Station The system default settings allow a new station to function as soon as it is connected. The following

items are used to modify the default settings to customise the installation if required. These commands

apply to both keystations and Single Line Telephones.

Operation comment code Give the station a number ‘and name The number will be lxx, where xx is the station port number. 0502see below

Put the station into a Group. This is necessary for other features to operate, such as Paging 1005

Allocate a Trunk Route number. This is required if trunk routes are being used. 0907

To change the Station Type settings. Station type data is items like DTMF or DEC dialling for SLTs. 1001

To put the station into a Ring Group If the station is required to ring on incoming exchange calls. 0908

To alter the station Class of Restriction. This will alter the Access barring for the station. 1002

To alter the station Class of Service. This limits the station’s access to system features. 1003

To assign a Trunk Access Map to the station. This controls the type of trunk access for

each line key, according to the TAM. 0911

Adding an Exchange Line The system default settings allow a new exchange line (PSTN) to function as soon as it is connected. The

following items are used to modify the default settings to customise the installation if required.

Operation Comment Command Give the exchange line a name. The name will be shown on keystation when the line is accessed. 0903 Put the line into an Incoming Ring Group Defines which group stations will ring on incoming call. 0909 Put the exchange line into a group. This is used to control access to the line when dialling “0”. 0905 To change the operating data for the line. This covers data for the line, such as the type of signalling . 0901

To change the Trunk Access Map number. Used to control line key access line from keystations. 0910

Station Ports SLOT 0 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08

SLOT 1 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

SLOT 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Exchange Line Ports SLOT 0 01 02 03 04

SLOT 1 05 06

SLOT 2 07 08 09 10 .

How to Access Programming Mode Press the [Speaker] key and dial 643 the programming service

code for system data entry.

Enter the password. The password is ‘12345678’

Press the [Hold] key.

The system will now accept programming commands

Enter the command number and press the [Hold] key to

continue.

How to Exit Programming Mode Press the [HOLD] key repeatedly until Enter Command > is

displayed.

Press the [Memory] key. The display returns to the idle mode.

To Program a line key:- press speaker- dial 656- press

required {line}key- dial function number (eg. 1006 is line

access key)- dial additional numbers{if needed}- repeat last

three steps to program further keys- press speaker to finish

programming.

To Cancel line keys:- press speaker- dial 656- press

the{line}key of the existing program that you want to cancel-

dial 0000- press speaker

To Store an Intercom no. under a DSS key:- press speaker-

dial 655- press required DSS key- dial the required station

number- repeat last two steps to store further numbers- press

speaker when finished.

D72 Printed circuit boards CPU-D-A Processor and control functions SW1 ON cold start, OFF hot start default is on.

RES switch reinitialises system according to SW1

ELD-D-A provides 4 exchange lines

ELB-D-C “

ELB-D-B provides 8 exchange lines

DSB-D-A provides 8 digital extensions

DSB-D-C “

DSB-D-B provides 16 digital extensions

ASB-D-A provides 8 single line telephones

Voltages

All stations are 2wire. Dss console piggybacks

off its associated station. all station voltages are

48volts

ERRICSON DECT 1800 GAP Programming System passwords Distributor-aaaaaa System manager-bbbbbb Receptionist-cccccc

Ring cadences

a

Adding a Base station ON-Air Subscription (DT 368 only) .

KIRK DECT

NT Commander ON OFF ON OFF

Internal 600 1000

External 400 200 400 2000

Call Back 200 100 200 5000

Vision ON OFF ON OFF

Internal 1000 2000

External 400 200 400 2000

Call Back 1000 400 400 1200

Select Disributor/Base Station/add

Enter1.Cabinet Number

2 Board Number (position of CLU/SLU in cabinet)

3 Base number (unique value)

4 Delay value (enter 1 for auto calculation)

1:-Make sure portable is clear of subscriptions

2:-Go to On-air subscription /subscribe

enter: IPEI if known or press just press enter. Write down PARK number

and AUTH code

3:-switch portable on. Select networks/subscribe. Select Network

number. Enter name of network to be displayed on screen. Press Yes.

Enter PARK ,press yes. Enter AUTH code, press yes Wait.

When no IPEI number is entered the next On-Air Subscription without IPEI will only be possible when the current subscription

has been finished or cancelled

Handset Signal checks Handset on hook press *99981* and press √ . RPN is base num.

– Q52 speech quality (52 initiates handover) RSSI signal strength 70 is required

System Capacity

8 cordless handsets –Z-3020 entry level or Z-3040 full featured model

1 main controller/base station- covers 150m indoors /300m outdoors

6 repeater bases with optional external antenna for remote coverage can

be located 1km away (line of sight)

Traffic considerations 6 simultaneous conversations can be held in range of the base station

2 only simultaneous conversations can be held in range of each repeater (and repeater to repeater jumps)

Repeater to repeater jumps can only have 2 simultaneous conversations between them at one time

Subscribing Handsets Allow subscriptions- in CCFP admin under preferences

Register user data- enter serial number of handset 0077XXXXXXX , Enter user name , local extension , Presentation text . Press Create

Z-3040 handset – press Menu - press < twice -Menu Login √- press > - Subscription create √- search ID √ - system 1 √ - wait until beep successful

Z-3020 handset- press Menu √ - press < - Menu Login √ - Press > - Create √ - System Num. will appear Press √ - System 1 √– AC √ wait for beep

Adding a repeater-using KIRK tool v4.3 (get serial number from back of base station eg 000046424557 first)

Connect kirk tool programming cable to repeater along with power supply

Select comms tab - set computer com port - should say repeater connected – click on residential base – enter base station serial

number- enter base number 1 – enter unique repeater number - press write

Repeater to Repeater click on residential base – enter base station serial number- enter a logged in repeater number – enter a new unique repeater number -

press write

System programming Global settings – CCFP setup – IWU card = 0

Exchange code – if first digit a user dials is matched to the exchange code entry, this signal the exch to insert a pause Ring mode - utilise pabx ringing or have kirk generate its own ring exchange is recommended

Date and time – are not supported

Suppression – should be set to minimum of light noise but can be adjusted if background noise is high

User preference – impedence setup – should be set to complex can be adjusted to suit the characteristics of the pabx system analogue circuit connected

Vision Station Card: This provides interfaces for six Stations and a connector for an ISDN Access Card or a

PSTN Line Card. This card provides interfaces for two PSTN exchange Lines.

ISDN Access Card: This card provides one ISDN interface. It can be configured via jumper links to

provide either a network Basic Rate Access or access to an internal S-bus. (+ISDN upgrade card)

Voicemail Card: This card provides up to 80 minutes voice storage. When installed a system

Answering Machine can be enabled and each Station can be provided with a voice box. The Voicemail

Card is also required to provide a personalised greeting in either the Courtesy or Auto Attendant

services

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13 14

16

15

17

18

19

20

21

22

30

28

25

24

23

26

27

29

Figure 1: Base Motherboard diagram

9. RJ45 connector ISDN S-bus 1 connection

10. RJ45 connector ISDN Access 2 connection

11. Krone IDC connector PSTN Lines 3&4 connection


13. Krone IDC connector PSTN Lines 1&2 connection

14. Board connector PSTN Line Card / ISDN Access Card connection

15. Board connector PSTN Line Card / ISDN Access Card connection

16. Board connector ISDN Access Card connection (for S-bus access only)

17. Board connector ISDN Upgrade Card connection

18. Board connector Voicemail Card connection

19 & 20. Main board connector Station Card connection

21. Board connector Connection reserved for future use

22. Krone IDC connector Door strike relay connection

23. ESD protection pillar Used to connect ESD straps

24. Jumper link Music-on-Hold connection

25. 2-way screw terminal

26. 2 x Jumper links ISDN S-bus (connector 9) options selection

27. 2 x Jumper links ISDN Access 2 (connector 10) options selection

28. Krone IDC connector Not used

29. 2 x Jumper links ISDN Access 1 (connector 12) options selection

27.Screw terminal connector Functional earth connection

1. Krone connector Station 20 connection


3. Krone connector Station 22 / Long-line Station connection

4. Krone connector Station 23 / Door Station connection



7. Krone connector Central Bell connection

8. RJ11 connector External V24 interface (for Call Logging)

9. RJ45 connector ISDN S-bus 1 connection


11. Krone connector PSTN Lines 3&4 connection


Programming

To enter program mode From the Programming Station, press the PROGRAMME Key P.

Press the Scroll Down Key () until ‘System programming’ is displayed Select ‘System

programming ’Enter the System Programming Password 1111

Station Programming Line programming

Locate PSTN Card

here

Locate PSTN Card

here

Locate PSTN Card

here

Locate PSTN Card

here

Station Cards

Where to locate pstn cards

The system can be configured with up to five ISDN interfaces.

Up to four can be T0 voice network interfaces and up to two can

be S0 data internal S-bus interfaces

Feature Default

Name programming None programmed

Restriction classes

Day class of service

Night class of service

All Stations in Class 1.

Tone protect Stations do not accept tone

Page protection Stations accept paging

General-call protection Stations accept General calls

Open door restriction All Stations enabled

Pickup groups

Pickup group 1

Pickup group 2

Pickup group 3

Pickup group 4

All Stations in group 1

3.1khz stations Not programmed

Individual CLI stores No stores programmed

Sys. Speed no. override No override programmed

Voice boxes Not programmed

Station disconnect All Stations connected

Allocating MSN/DDI Not programmed

Permanent CLIR Not programmed

Permanent COLR Not programmed

No call logging Not programmed

No trunk-to-trunk calls Not programmed

Examine passwords

Station lock

password

Voice mail password

Answering machine

Default 123

Default 1111

Default 1111

Restrict use of PA All can make announce

Port swapping Not programmed

Hot line Not programmed

Manager/secretary Not programmed

Tele-secretary on

Tele-secretary off

Tele-secretary off

Feature Default

Day ringing stations 20 - 25 programmed

Night ringing stations 20 - 25 programmed

Day central bell Not programmed

Night central bell Not programmed

Outgoing restriction No restrictions

Equipped lines All Lines equipped

Incoming calls only No restrictions

Outgoing groups

Outgoing group 1 (0)




All Lines in group 1

PABX group Not programmed

Hunt groups No hunt groups

Answering machine Not programmed

Courtesy service

Voice module source

Internal source

Not programmed

Program CLI no. Not programmed

Alternative routing

Alternative routing on

Alternative routing off

Alternative routing off

Auto attendant

Auto attendant day

Auto attendant night

Auto-attendant not enabled

PSTN programming

Timed break

Loop calling

Reversal on Idle

CND Detection

Fax detection

All timed break

None

None

None

None

ISDN programming

P->P or P->MP

T or S interface

Directory MSNs

ISDN PABX

P->P is set

All set as T interfaces

Not programmed

Not programmed

Vision

Emergency and speed dial access on locked station On the Vision the only override passwords are station lock or unlock (not barring override). That means when you lock the station you can not make any external calls (even 000) or through the speed dial. So you

have only 2 choices (1) No external calls or (2) External calls via password. Work around: 1/ Give stations 23,24,25 & 26 class 4 (intercom only but allows 000). 2/ Give stations 23,24,25 & 26 system speed dial No override. 3/ Pick a speed dial location eg 143 and enter a pause.

The password now becomes the speed dial location 7+143 = 7143. So if you go to station 23 and dial out you can get the speed dial Nos and 000 but are barred to all other calls. If you dial 7143 and then your number you will get through (you will get post-dialling tones unfortunately).

Courtesy Service If activated external music on hold is unavailable

without a voice module installed

Reversal on Idle (ROI) PSTN lines are

recommended for this facility. If ROI is not

provided, calls that have been answered by the

Courtesy Service will continue to ring until the

call is answered or the system disconnects the

line. The line will be disconnected from the

system (if ROI is provided in the telephone

exchange) when the reversal from the network is

detected (as a result of the caller hanging up). The

line then becomes idle. Not an issue on isdn

Exchange line access for fax or modem

(External hotline)

Devices that require a 0 for line access can be programmed

under HOT LINE in station programming (or 51,52 etc. for a particular line). When the SLT eg fax goes off-hook it will loop a line.

System Hold or Transfer Holding down the SYSTEM HOLD or

TRANSFER button for more than 1 second will

result in

no operation of the button this can result in calls

being lost when put on hold or transfer

Speedy speed dials Speed Dial can be made easier by using the SLT code ie 7001 etc. you

can also program a Line key to dial a 7 and it will take you into the

memory store!

DDI names To program names for DDI lines to appear on

screen when calls are received on that number

activate Tele -secretary and program names by

pressing the 'Confirm' option after scrolling right

through all stn after selecting ring stn.

Restriction Tables

The following table shows the types of restriction for the different Classes of

Service available:

Type of restriction Table Class

No restriction - 1

Restrict codes in Table 2 Table 2 2

Restrict codes in Table 2 and 3 Table 3 3

Internal and emergency calls only - 4

Allowed codes that can be combined with Class 2 or 3 Table 5 5

Restricted codes that can be combined Class 1, 2 or 3 Table 6 6

Note: The emergency codes are 000 and 11444. They cannot be barred.

Note: Both Classes 5 and 6 can be associated with the same Station.

Note: Class 5 cannot be associated with Class 4 Stations

To make outgoing calls during a power failure: In the event of a mains power failure, (with the

system not equipped with a BBU), PSTN exchange

Lines are switched automatically to particular

Stations and calls can be made and received on

these Lines until the power is restored. The

Keystation will not work when power has failed, so

these Stations must be connected to standard

telephones in order for calls to be made.

Line 1 is switched to Station 24




Note: ISDN Lines are not switched. A Battery

Backup Unit must be provided if ISDN service is

required during a power failure.

Vision

NT40 and NT40compact Capacity charts NT40 Compact

Device Stations/lines Stations standard Stations 221-228

ISLT adaptor standard Station 229

Irad station standard Station 230

Stations expanded Stations241-248

Stations with Digital

expansion cartridge or

services/expansion cartridge

Stations 265-272

First cartridge pstn Lines001-004

2nd

cartridge pstn Lines031-034

First bra isdn cartridge Lines001-008

2nd

bra isdn cartridge Lines031-038

Wiring

Station tail layout nt40C Station tail layout nt40 lines tail layout Sdf pair Description

1 Station 221

2 Station 222

3 Station 223

4 Station 224

5 Station 225

6 Station 226

7 Station 227

8 Station 228

9 Station 241

10 Station 242

11 Station 243

12 Station 244

13 Station 245

14 Station 246

15 Station 247

16 Station 248

17 Station 257

18 Station 258

19 Station 259

20 Station 260

21 Station 261

22 Station 262

23 Station 263

24 Station 264

25 Aux ringer

T loop wiring for ISDN BRA cartridge Rj45 pin polarity Sdf connection 1 + Not used

2 - Not used

3 + TX

4 + RX

5 - RX

6 - TX

7 + Not used

8 - Not used

Nt1 to sdf fly lead config

NT40

Device Stations/Lines Stations standard Stations 221-236

ISLT adaptor standard Station 237

Irad Station standard Station 238

Stations with Digital

expansion cartridge or

services/expansion cartridge

Stations

239-246 if

expanded at

install.

Stations

257-264

if

expanded

later

First cartridge pstn Lines001-004

2nd

cartridge pstn Lines031-034

First bra isdn cartridge Lines001-008

2nd

bra isdn cartridge Lines031-038

Sdf

pair

Description

1 Station 221

2 Station 222

3 Station 223

4 Station 224

5 Station 225

6 Station 226

7 Station 227

8 Station 228

9 Station 229

10 Station 230

11 Station 231

12 Station 232

13 Station 233

14 Station 234

15 Station 235

16 Station 236

17 Station 239 or 257








25 Aux ringer

Sdf

pair

PSTN descrip ISDN descrip

26 Line 002 loop 001 TX

27 Line 001 loop 001 RX

28 loop 002 TX

29 loop 002 RX

30 loop 003 TX

31 Line 003 loop 003 RX

32 Line 004 loop 004 TX

33 loop 004 RX

34 Line 032 (6) Loop 001TX

35 Line 031 (5) Loop 001RX

36 Loop 002 TX

37 Loop 002 RX

38 Loop 003 TX

39 Line 033 (7) Loop 003 RX

40 Line 034 (8) Loop 004 TX

41 Loop 004 RX

42 Power fail

43

44

45 Slt 229or 237 Slt 229or 237

46

47

48 Moh & BGM Moh & BGM

49 Ext page cont Ext page cont

50 Ext page out Ext page out

Keystation loop is 300metres of 0.5mm wire

Minimum voltage at keystation is 11volts

NT 40 will run bit error rate tests to stations to test

wiring integrity. enter program mode

Maintenance/system version/tests/BERT stn tests

Green Light on BRA cartridge (be very patient)

Steady: - loop provisioned and ISDN link connected

Flashing: -loop not provisioned

Not lit: - loop is provisioned ISDN link not connected

NT

Initialise system: - FX** STARTUP password INSTAL select PROF B.

Program mode: - FX** CONFIG password INSTAL. Press RLS to exit

NT

NT

Restriction filter defaults

Filter Res (denied) Override 00 NO restriction no change

01 01:0 001:013

02:1 001:13

002:1800

02 by default

affects all

stations

No restriction

03 by default

affects all

lines

No restrictions

04,31,32,33 by default affects all external

line redirections and divert

external calls

No

restriction

05 01:00

02:1 001:13

002;11

003:1800 06

01: . the dot represents any

digit

07-99 No default programming

Feature codes

Name To activate To cancel Admin alarm (hosp.) Fx 877

Alarm time (hosp.) Fx 875 Fx #875

Auto bump (call logs) Fx 815 Fx #815

Back ground music Fx 86 Fx #86

Call back Fx 2 Fx #2

Call camp on Fx 82

Call duration timer Fx 77

Call log Fx 812

Call log options Fx *84

Call log password Fx *85

Call parking Fx 74

Call pickup directed Fx 76

Call pickup group Fx 75

Call queuing Fx 801

Class of serv. password Fx 68

Conference Fx 3 release

Screen contrast adj Fx *7

Dialling modes Fx *82

Divert all calls Fx 4 Fx #4

DND Fx 85 Fx #85

Group listen Fx 802 Fx #802

Exclusive hold Fx hold

Key inquiry Fx *0

Last number redial Fx 5

Line pools Fx 64

Line redirection Fx 84 Fx #84

Logit (call logs) Fx 813

Long Tones Fx 808

Prog memory keys

Feature codes Fx *3

Internal AutoDial Fx *2

External AutoDial Fx *1

erasing Fx *1 OK

Programming passwords code password description Fx **7827887 467825 System reset-startup

Fx **266344 266344 Install old NT132

Fx **266344 467825 Install new NT132/NT40

Fx **266344 23646 administrator

Fx **266344 727587 Administrator plus

FX 9*4 Door station administration

FX 9*2 Call details recorder administration

Name To activate To cancel Messages

reply Fx 65 Fx #

sending Fx 1 Fx #1

View messages Fx 65

Moving Line keys Fx *81 release

ONN blocking Fx 819 Fx #819

Paging

general Fx 60

Internal Fx 61

External Fx 62

Int and external Fx 63

Pause Fx 78

Priority call Fx 69

Priority call Block Fx 85 Fx #85

privacy Fx 83 Fx #83

Programed release Fx *89

Recall Fx 71

Ring type Fx *6

Ring volume Fx*80

Room condition

(hospitality)

Fx 876

Room occupancy

(hospitality)

Fx 879

Saved num redial Fx 67

Services

Alt ringing Fx 871 Fx #871

Alt restrictions Fx 872 Fx #871

Alt routing Fx 873 Fx #873

Show time/date Fx 803

Speed dial Fx 0

transfer Fx 70

Voice call Fx 66

Voice call deny Fx 88 Fx #88

View stn program FX **3986

View line program FX **5463

Hospitality

code description

Fx875 Alarm user

Fx877 Alarm admin front desk (password 4677)

Fx876 Room condition user (SLT R*876)

Fx878 Room condition admin front desk (4677)

Fx879 Room occupancy COS front desk (4677)

Applications unit Keystation Feature

description

SLT

Feature codes Feature codes

Fx 903 Feature code range starting at

FX 904 or FX 980

Low range High range Low range High range

Fx 913 Fx 983 Initialising VMU-log in eg(1020000)-dial 1-734678255

Fx 909 Fx 985 Reset system admin password—dial 9--73738767793

Fx 904 Fx 980 Leave message R*904 R*980

Fx 911 Fx 981 Open mailbox R*905 R*981

Fx 906 Fx 982 Operator status—password 67372867

Fx 907 Fx 983 System administration

Fx 908 Fx 984 ACD Log in log out R*908 R*984

Fx 909 Fx 985 VMU station number or ACD service R*909 R*985

Fx 910 Fx 986 Transfer to vmu R*910 R*986

Fx 911 Fx 987 Interrupt call to mailbox R*911 R*987

Fx 833 System answer and CCR admin password 23646

Fx 831 Turn on system answer password 23646

Fx 832 Turn on CCR

Fx 988 ACD busy mode

Fx 909 Fx 989 ACD queue Status

Fx 912 Fx 982 ACD operator status

NT

NT132

NT VMU

Sdf pr descript

1 Station port 101

2 Station port 102

3 Station port 103

4 Station port 104

5 Station port 105

6 Station port 106

7 Station port 107

8 Station port 108

9 Station port 109

10 Station port 110

11 Station port 111

12 Station port 112

13 Station port 113

14 Station port 114

15 Station port 115

16 Station port 116

17 Station port 117

18 Station port 118

19 Station port 119

20 Station port 120

21 Station port 121

22 Station port 122

23 Station port 123

24 Station port 124

25 ----------

Sdf pr descript

26 Station port 125

27 Station port 126

28 Station port 127

29 Station port 128

30 Station port 129

31 Station port 130

32 Station port 131

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40 Page out

41 Page cont

42 Moh bgm

43

44 Argc

45 Argc2

46

47 Rxrdy out

48 Rxd in

49 Txen in

50 Txd out

cartridge Sdf pr analog ISDN

Main Equip

Cartridge 1

(right slot in

ME)

51 Exch port 202 TX 1

52 Exch port 201 RX 1

53 TX 2

54 RX 2

55 TX 3



58 RX 4

Main Equip

Cartridge 2

(Left slot in

ME)



61 TX 2

62 RX 2

63 TX 3



66 RX 4

Main Equip

Chassis

67

68 Pwr fail

69 Pwr fail

70

71

72

73

74

75 Psu trc

ISDN new Installation for NT40 and NT132

1. Confirm DDI Number Range before Installation

2. Make sure On-Ramps are programmed for point-to-point connections

3. Install ISDN line cart in ME (If you wish to put an ISDN card into a Line Module of an NT132, there must be at least one ISDN

card in the Main Equipment. This is so the Services Cart can clock-sync the ISDN to the Network. If a mix of PSTN and ISDN is

required the ISDN cart should be installed in the second cart position to allow for powerfail. For example, Right hand slot NT40 and

Left hand slot NT132.)

4. Initialise System with PBX Template and with the start station the prime No of the DDI Range

5. Disable ISDN Line Cart: Maintenance--Module Status--Show module 2—Select Cart (1 or 2)—State—Disable—Disable at

Once—Yes. Disable other ISDN carts as required. (Module 2 is the ME module for line carts, therefore other modules may need

to be disabled on a NT132 if more ISDN carts are installed in expansion modules.) Note; Do not Disable Module 1

6. Go to Hardware—show—Select ISDN Cart/s and change to BRA-4 (or PRI for NT132 On-Ramp 10-30)

7. Go back to Maintenance and enable the previously disabled ISDN Carts.

8. Wait for the ISDN loop lights to glow steady. . This may take some time. Lamps will stop flashing and remain unlit, if On-

Ramps are not connected or not working correctly.

9. If DDI is required program the Ans Mode for each ISDN line to Auto. (This is not the default and if left on Manual all DDI

Calls will go to the prime station.) The PRI (NT132) channels are not Auto provisioning and must be manually programmed

(provisioned) under "Maintenance--Provisioning". Lines or Channels that are associated with a PRI cartridge are set to Auto

Answer for indial functionality by default

10. Go to Lines and show the first DDI line (new software, 101 on NT40 and 255 on NT132) and change “If busy” To Prime

and enter correct prime station No. This is NOT the default for the PBX template. If this is left at “If Busy”: Busy Tone, the

customer will only get one incoming call on their main number then other callers will get busy tone. Also ensure that the reception

Station has “DND On Busy” set to “N” to allow multiple incoming calls. The reception Station will also need enough Intercom

buttons to handle the incoming load. Four or five Intercom buttons is usually enough in most situations. These settings will ensure

that the reception Station always gets incoming calls even when on another call

11. All Rec’d # and Line Assignments are automatically assigned for each DDI line, but check some to make sure and complete

Programming sheets under the above mentioned headings

12. OLI – Originating Line Indication:

OLI can be set individually for each Station. (Stns & Peripheral) This allows each Station to send it’s own indial number to

the network instead of the main indial number of the customer. This is useful for CLI (Calling Line Identification).

NT

Voice Mail 1. Turn on VMU and wait approx 10 Minutes

2. Feature 903 and set Feature code number range. High Range for Voice mail,

AA and CCR and change to Low Range for ACD

3. Feature 983 and enter password “CONFIG”. Write down SN number (used

for keycode upgrades) and press OK. Press OK again when it displays “KEY”;

Accept yes for group lists and OK for lead digit 8; finally OK to start

configuration

4. Set up General Delivery Mailbox (100); Feature 983, enter password for

administration (102000 for 3 digit station numbers.) Mbox—Chng—Enter

mailbox No 100—Next—Change station No to reception station

(e.g.221)—Set privilege level (usually 1 or 8 see SAM 4-2)—Next to accept

Mbox Name—Next to OK directory listing--Next to OK Msg Waiting—

Enter line or pool for External Transfer (1 for pool A, 2 for pool B etc.)—

Press ok to accept.

5. Initialise General Delivery Mailbox from Recpt Station; Feature 981—enter

0000 for password—Prompts you to change password--Rls

6. For ease of set-up do not give the reception station its own mailbox.

AA 1. Turn off TT Gate (G-9 SAM)

2. Follow instructions in Appendix G 1-8 of the SAM to set up AA

3. Set Operator status: Feature 982 password Operator and change to yes.

CCR 1. AA must be set up before building a CCR tree

2. Ask the Customer to read the CCR Sample Tree paths (Fig 7.2 in the SAM on

page 7-5) and explain the different point types and destination types on page 7-4.

Supply the Customer with a copy of the CCR programming template supplied

with the programming sheets and help them build a tree using this template.

3. If any Leave Message Points are required, message boxes need to be set up and

initialised with a mailbox number that is out of range of the Station No’s. Eg. 105,

106 if the Station No’s start at 221. The message left on these boxes should

include instructions on what to do after the caller has left a message. Eg. please

press # after leaving message and follow the prompts.

4. After all paths are entered save the CCR Tree by pressing End—Save—Save as

tree 1 or 2 Yes. If you forget to save before ending the tree build it will save all

info to Tree 5. This can then be accessed by opening Tree 5 and then saving as

Tree 1.

5. The Tree must then be enabled via AA—Table—table No—OK at AA Menu

Prompt: Y—Next (till display Shows CCR tree: Disable)—Chng—Enter Tree

Number (1 or 2)—OK.

6. To make Changes to the tree it must be first disabled via AA as above.

7. The number of rings before the VMU answers and which lines are to be answered

are set up the same as for AA. (SAM G-6 & G-7)

NT Applications unit

Cental and Business links, Easy call

Recall key on Nt commander is feature 71

Service programming Line Hunt in group #76# listen for message

Line hunt out of group *76* listen for message

Easy call

Call waiting on *43#

Call waiting off #43#

Call waiting check *#43#

Answer second call method 1 If line is programmed to ring at your station hang up phone rings answer

call

Answer second call method 2 Recall key get dial tone press 2

To switch between callers Recall key get dial tone press 2

To return to call on hold Recall 2

To deflect call Recall 0 Inquiry/conference while on call Recall dial phone number

To switch between calls Recall 2

To switch to original call Recall 1

To conference in a waiting call Recall 3

Call diversion immediate

variable number

*21 dial number #

Call diversion fixed *21#

Call Diversion turn off #21#

Call diversion no answer *61 dial number #

Call diversion no answer off #61#

To change delay before diversion * 61dial num*time secs#

Cal diversion no answer fixed *62#

Call diversion no Ans fixed off #62#

To change delay *62*dial time secs #

Call Diversion Busy variable *24 dial no. #

Call diversion busy off #24#

Call diversion busy fixed *25#

Call diversion busy fixed off #25#

Delayed Hot Line *53 dial No.#

Delayed hot line off #53#

Centel plus

Abbreviated Dialling . dial spd code #

Store number *51 spd code. dial no. #

Erase number #51 spd code #

Auto call back Recall *37#

Auto call back cancel #37#

Group search no answer *62#

Group search no answer off #62#

Group search on with time adjust *62*7#

Group search busy on *25#

Group search busy off #25#

Group search busy time adjust *25*7#

Call control on *33 PIN #

Call control off #33 PIN #

Service programming Cental

Make an extn to extn call Dial extn no. #

Trans a call to another extn Recall extn no.#

Trans to external number Recall. dial phone number

When person accepts call Recall 4 listen for tone. Hang up

Inquiry call Recall extn number #

Business Links

Call transfer Recall. Dial Number,

announce call. Recall 4.listen

for tone. Hang up

Return to original call Recall 1

Conference calling Recall. Dial phone number.

Recall 3

Alternate between calls Recall 2

To hang up and return to other Recall 1

Call forward selected callers *92# announcement

Call forward selected off #92#

Call forward selected check *#92#

To create a redirect list

*#87 pin * announce 4*announce list position *announce caller

phone no. * announce forward phone no. #announce

To remove a number

#87 pin * announcement 4* announce 1 announce. list No. #

announce

Call Forward set the time *16#

Call forward set time check *#16#

Call forward selected check No. and time

*#87 PIN (Ann)9(Ann)#(Ann)

To create modify a time list

*87 PIN *( announcement) 9* (ann.) List Position *(Ann.)

Start day number. start time (Ann.)finish day No. Finish Time

(Ann) forward phone No. #

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