Page 1 FlexSet 120,120D,120L,120S,121S 280,280D,280D-Z,280S,281S FlexAPDL, PEX, APA and CPA Digital Station Terminal Equipment Installation Manual (Edition 4.1) Creating a new world of IPportunities...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Related Documentation ......................1-1 1 FlexSet Installation; Preparing for Installation ....................... 1-1 Inspect for damage ........................1-1 Unpacking the Shipping Container ..................1-1 Peripheral Card Connections ....................1-3 Line Distances .......................... 1-4 Space Requirements ........................1-5 Installing the FlexSet ........................
Page 4 Unpacking the Shipping Container ..................4-2 Installing ............................4-3 To Install a PEX Module in an Existing FlexSet 280/281 Unit ..........4-3 Removing the PEX Module ..................... 4-5 External Power Supply ......................4-5 Handset and Additional (listen only) Handset ................. 4-5 5 FlexSet APA-F, APDL-FS;...
Page 5 Unpacking the Shipping Container ..................6-2 Installing ............................6-4 To Install a PEX/APA Module in an Existing FlexSet 280/281 Unit ........6-4 Removing the PEX/APA Module .................... 6-6 External Power Supply ......................6-6 Handset and Additional (listen only) Handset ................. 6-6 Data Communication Connections ....................
Page 6 Coral System Resources ......................7-13 Database Programming ....................... 7-15 General Parameters ........................ 7-15 Parameters Applied to each FlexSet 280/281 with FlexSet 40Bs .......... 7-15 Parameters Relevant for Turret Console Applications ............7-16 Programming Buttons ........................7-16 8 External Power Supply; Installation When to Use an External Power Supply ..................
Page 7 10 CPA; Installation Overview ............................. 10-1 Preparing for Installation ......................10-3 Inspect for Damage ........................ 10-3 Unpacking the Shipping Container ..................10-3 Peripheral Card Connections ....................10-4 Line Distances ........................10-4 Circuit Description ........................10-5 External Voice Paging (Public Address) ..................
Page 8 List of Tables Maximum Line Lengths with Internal or External Power Supply........1-4 Label Sheet Catalog # .....................1-14 Keysets & Card Compatibility..................2-2 Stand-Alone Report Phrases .....................2-5 Display Size Mismatch Errors ..................2-12 Display Size (Coral Version 15 or higher) ..............2-12 Display Size (Coral Version 14.67 and below) ..............2-13 PEX Compatibility......................4-1 APA Compatibility ......................5-1 APA RS-232E Interface Pin Functions ................5-8...
Page 9 Rear View of FlexSet PEX (Installed)................4-2 FlexSet PEX Module ....................... 4-2 FlexSet 280/281 Base with Plastic Cover................ 4-3 FlexSet 280/281 Base with PEX/APA Connector Exposed ..........4-3 FlexSet 280/281 Base with PEX Installation..............4-4 FlexSet PEX External Connections ................. 4-5 Rear View of FlexSet APA (Installed) ................
Page 10 FlexSet 280/281-40B Connecting Piece ................7-8 FlexSet 280 With 3 FlexSet 40Bs Attached, Bottom View..........7-9 Coral FlexSet 280 with six FlexSet 40Bs Attached, Bottom View ....... 7-10 115/230VAC TPS (Telephone Power Supply) ..............8-3 RJ-11 Pin Assignments ....................8-4 FlexSet 280/281 Power Supply..................
Page 11: Related Documentation
FlexSet 120S, 121S How to use FlexSet 120S and 121S User Guide FlexSet 280S, 281S FlexSet 280S and 281S User Guide FlexSet 120, 120D, FlexSet 280, 280D, 280D-Z, 120, 120D & 120L, 120L User Guide FlexSet 280, 280D, 280D-Z Operator Console...
Page 12: Related Documentation For Dkt/Dst/Dpem Terminals
Keyset Type Subject Manual Table 11-1 “Related Documentation for FlexSet-IP 280S Installation and how to use VoIP Terminals” T207M, T208M, T207M/NP, T208M/BL, T207S T208S, T207S/NP, T208S/BL, Coral SeaBeam, Coral Sentinel, FlexIP SoftPhone (FLIPS) Table 12-1 “Related Documentation for DKT/DST/DPEM Installation and how to use DKT/DST/DPEM Terminals”...
Page 13: Flexset Installation
FlexSet Installation FlexSet 121S and 281S models require Coral software version 15.5 or higher. Preparing for Installation Inspect for damage Inspect the shipping carton for evidence of physical damage or mishandling prior to opening. Inspect all parts for damage. Report any damage to the carrier immediately. If it is necessary to make a damage claim to the carrier, do not move the shipping carton until it has been examined by a representative of the carrier.
Page 14 FlexSet Keyset Models FlexSet 120 FlexSet 120S FlexSet 120L FlexSet 120D FlexSet 121S FlexSet 280S FlexSet 280 FlexSet 280D FlexSet 281S FlexSet-IP 280S FlexSet 80S FlexSet 280D-Z FlexSet 80P FlexAPDL All references to the Coral FlexSet 120S and 280S in this manual are relevant also for the Coral FlexSet 121S and 281S respectively.
Page 15: Peripheral Card Connections
Peripheral Card Connections For information on pin assignments for all I/O cable connections to the Coral Peripheral Cards, refer to the relevant Coral installation manual for the corresponding tables for the appropriate Coral Peripheral Card: (8/16/24)SFT, (8/16/24)SFT Office, (4/8)SA8F Office, (4/8)SA16F Office, (4/8)S8F Office, (4/8)S16F Office, (8/16)SFTipx, (8/16)SFTsl and 8F8Ssl.
Page 16: Line Distances
Coral station circuit. In order to extend the cable loop limit, the FlexSet 280/281 series can be powered by an external power source located at the station. Power adapters are explained in External Power Supply on page 8-1.
Page 17: Space Requirements
44.4oz. 8.7in. 8.7in. 8.7in. 960gr. 1100gr. 1258gr. 22cm. 22cm. 22cm. 3.3in. 3.3in. 3.3in. 8.5cm. 8.5cm. 8.5cm. FlexSet-IP 280S FlexSet 120D FlexSet 280 11.2in. 11.2in. 11.2in. 28.5cm. 28.5cm. 28.5cm. Weight: Weight: Weight: 42.7oz. 42.7oz. 43.6oz. 8.7in. 8.7in. 8.7in. 1210gr. 1210gr. 1240gr.
Page 18: Installing The Flexset
Installing the FlexSet To Connect the FlexSet to a Standard Wall Socket Turn the telephone onto its back. There is a connector socket located on the lower third of the telephone at the center, marked LINE (see Figure 1-3 and Figure 1-4). Place either end of the telephone line cord into this socket.
Page 19: Handset And Twisted Cord
Thread the line cord through one of the grooves running along the underside of the telephone, according to preference. This enables the rear panel to remain clean and uncluttered. Turn the telephone right-side up. Place the free end of the telephone line cord into the wall socket. The connector will fit properly in one direction only.
Page 20: External Power Supply
The connector will fit properly in one direction only. If the connector does not fit into the socket easily, turn it over and retry. External Power Supply If using a single unit power supply, insert the TPS (Telephone Power Supply) plug into the jack marked “DC”...
Page 21: Database Programming
Database Programming Consult the Program Interface Reference Manual for instructions on the database programming required when installing a FlexSet. The following are the parameters which may be set: General System Parameters Applied to all Keysets in the System System Sizes _______________________________________________ (Route: SIZ) The system database allocates resources to manage the operation of (8/16/24)SFT, (8/16/24)SFT Office, (4/8)SA8F Office, (4/8)SA16F Office, (4/8)S8F Office, (4/8)S16F Office, (8/16)SFTipx, (8/16)SFTsl and 8F8Ssl peripheral cards based on the...
Page 22 Sizes Tab ____________________________________________ (Route: SYSGEN,2) SOFT_KEYS_MENU This system-wide parameter controls the Soft Keys display menu options for the following keysets: FlexSet 120S/280S installed with software versions 3.50 or higher FlexSet 121S/281S N_CALL_LOG_PER_USER This parameter enables the Coral to allocate memory resources for the following keysets, for the Call Log feature and defines the maximum number of Call Logs permitted per keyset.
Page 23: Possible Group Assignments
Station timers ______________________________________________ (Route: ST.T) Keyset timers ____________________________________________ (Route: EK.T, 0) Ring Cadence ___________________________________________ (Route: EK.T, 1) Idle FlexSet Display ________________________________(Route: ROOT, 0, 0, 3) Fixed System Keys ________________________________________ (Route: SYS) This option allows programming the four Fixed System Keys for all FlexSets in the system.
Page 24 ID #0. Up to three FlexSet 40B units may be attached to the FlexSet 280/281 series, FlexSet 80x, GKT or DKT2000 series sets. The first FlexSet 40B is listed as device ID #4, the second as device ID #5, and the third as device ID #6; the APA is ID #7.
Page 25: Personalizing The Flexset
Programming the Buttons The FlexSet series features 6 (FlexSet 120S, 121S), 8 (FlexSet 120, 120L, 120D), 22 (FlexSet 280S, 281S) or 24 (FlexSet 280, 280D, 280D-Z) user programmable buttons and 4 additional buttons. These additional buttons are programmed system-wide by the system administer for commonly used features.
Page 26: Preparing The Blank Button Labels
Preparing the Blank Button Labels The DESI Plus Labeling System is used to label the buttons on the FlexSet. DESI Plus is a user-friendly and powerful telephone designation strip program, which allows an office printer to quickly create labels custom-designed for various FlexSets. The FlexSet comes with a preprinted DESI label inserted beneath the faceplate.
Page 27: Printing The Multi-Designation Label
Printing the multi-designation label: Use the DESI software to select the layout of your multi-designation label (as described on the previous page). Enter the extensions assigned to the buttons on your FlexSet and the telephone number. Feed your printer with the label sheet. From the DESI Plus/DESI Lite menu, choose File >...
Page 28: Flexset 120S And 121S Top Plate Removal
Figure 1-9 FlexSet 120S and 121S Top Plate Removal Lift up to remove cover Figure 1-10 FlexSet 120D Top Plate Removal Lift up to remove cover Figure 1-11 FlexSet 40B Top Plate Removal Lift up to remove cover Programming the Buttons To program a button directly from the telephone keyset, refer to the relevant user guide for your FlexSet.
Page 29: Flexset Troubleshooting
FlexSet Troubleshooting Distinguishing the Various Keyset Versions In order to easily determine what keyset version is being dealt with (especially when on the phone with a customer) two distinguishing signs exist in addition to the label on the bottom of the keyset. When plugging in the phone, the left hand side of the LCD display will show the following as a function of version for a short time prior to initialization.
Page 30: Keysets And Card Compatibility
4/8SA8F Office Model Name 8D8Ssl 4/8SA16F Office 4/8S8F Office 4/8S16F Office 8/16SFTsl 8F8Ssl  FlexSet 120/121 series  FlexSet 280/281 series     DST/DKT Version 5.xx   DST/DKT Version 2.xx to 4.xx  DKT2000 + VDM ...
Page 31: Flexset 121S And 281S Versus Coral Versions
FlexSet 121S and 281S versus Coral Versions All references to the Coral FlexSet 120S and 280S in this manual are relevant also for the Coral FlexSet 121S and 281S respectively. FlexSet 121S and 281S models are identical to 120S and 280S models, except that they require Coral software version 15.5 or higher.
Page 32: Keyset Operation States
Keyset Operation States The FlexSet telephones will always enter one of three states: Initialization Stand-Alone On-Line Operation Diagnostic tests can be carried out and diagnostic tools can be used in each of these states. Initialization Initialization can be defined as the stage which the telephone undergoes from the moment the software begins to run, until it enters one of the other 2 states (On-line or Stand Alone).
Page 33 Stand-Alone The telephone enters this work mode whenever it is unable to fully complete a normal initialization within a reasonable period of time (10 - 20 seconds from the moment the program becomes active). Keyset Display The LCD will display the phrase STAND-ALONE together with an appropriate phrase to indicate the progress of the initialization.
Page 34: On-Line Operation
On-Line Operation This is the normal operating mode of a live telephone connected to a live Coral. Several diagnostic elements exist in this state. Keyset with a display unit When power to the Keyset is supplied by the Peripheral Card, the display will show a single character according to the version, as listed in Distinguishing the Various Keyset Versions on page 2-1 above as soon as the keyset microprocessor starts to operate.
Page 35: Manual Test
Manual Test Non soft-key FlexSet phones (120, 120L, 120D, 280, 280D, 280D-Z) can be manually tested by causing them to enter a special initialization mode. The phone will initialize through Phase 2 and then stop. At this point various functions can be tested manually. 1.
Page 36: Flexset Software Version
Release the asterisk (*) and pound (#) keys. The telephone will remain in this mode for approximately 10 minutes. It will then complete its initialization procedure and go on-line. FlexSet Software version To see the FlexSet Software version on the display: Press the key below the upper right hand key;...
Page 37: Power Failure Mode
Power Failure Mode FlexSets cannot be used as power failure stations. The FlexSet is a digital instrument and cannot be used in a Power Failure connection. It will be ruined by incoming ring voltage on the PF trunk. If a FlexSet is wired up as a PF station to a 4T-C, 8T-C, 4T-CID, 8T-CID, 4T-C Office, 8T-C Office, 4T-CID Office, 8T-CID Office, 4T-Cipx, 8T-Cipx, 4TMR-PF, 4TPF, 8TPF, 4ALS or 8ALS circuit, one or more of the following undesirable results may be obtained.
Page 38: Early Versions Of Dkt/Dst Phones With Sft Peripheral Cards
Early Versions of DKT/DST phones with SFT Peripheral Cards (8/16/24)SFT, (8/16/24)SFT Office, (4/8)SA8F Office, (4/8)SA16F Office, (4/8)S8F Office, (4/8)S16F Office, (8/16)SFTipx, (8/16)SFTsl and 8F8Ssl peripheral cards are designed to work with DKT/DST telephones from Version 5.xx or higher. Telephones belonging to earlier versions will not work with these cards. However no damage will occur to the telephone(s) or the cards if they are connected.
Page 39: Flexset With Sdt/Skd/Svd Peripheral Cards
FlexSet with SDT/SKD/SVD Peripheral Cards FlexSets are designed to work with (8/16/24)SFT, (8/16/24)SFT Office, (4/8)SA8F Office, (4/8)SA16F Office, (4/8)S8F Office, (4/8)S16F Office, (8/16)SFTipx, (8/16)SFTsl and 8F8Ssl peripheral cards. FlexSet telephones will not work with (8/16/24)SDT, (8/16)SDTsl, 8D8Ssl, (8/16)SKD and 8SVD peripheral cards. However no damage will occur to the telephone(s) or the cards if they are connected.
Page 40: Displays
Displays Installing FlexSet telephones with a display size or type different than the Coral default requires making manual changes to the PI (Program Interface). This parameter cannot be specified for FlexSet phones that are identified by the system as being without displays. In order to change the display parameter: (Route: KEY) Go to the PI branch: KEYSET Definition Set the parameter DISPLAY_SIZE to reflect the actual size of the telephone display.
Page 41 Table 2-5 Display Size Entry Type Description (Coral Version 14.67 and below) No display FlexSet 120 &120L/DST/ADPL/CPA DSP48 FlexSet 120D (2 rows x 24 characters) FlexSet 120S (3 rows x 24 characters) DSP80 FlexSet 280D & 280D-Z (2 rows x 40 ch.) FlexSet-IP 280S, FlexSet 280S (3 rows x 40 ch.) 3rd line is controlled by FlexSet software GKT/FlexSet 80 (Graphic Display)
Page 42: 10 Flexset Turn Off After Initialization
10 FlexSet turn Off After Initialization The following may happen during installation: When a FlexSet that has been properly initialized is not functioning, i.e., the display is blank and the keys are not operational, it is recommended to switch this telephone with another one.
Page 43: Wall Mount/Desk Elevation
Wall Mount/Desk Elevation The FlexSet can be desk or wall mounted. To wall mount the FlexSet, the bracket is attached to the wall surface. The handset hook above the cradle of the telephone set is then removed, rotated 180 degrees and replaced.
Page 44: Wall Mount
Wall Mount A. Unpacking the Shipping Container The Flexset Wall Mount and Desktop Elevation kit includes the following items: One (1) plastic wall mount bracket Cat.No. 7244-8131540 pearl white Cat.No. 7244-8131548 dark gray Three (3) tap screws Three (3) wall plugs Two (2) rubber bumpers The rubber bumpers, screws and wall plugs included are not used when desk mounting.
Page 45: Side View, Completed Wall Mounting Bracket
Using the Wall Mount Bracket as a template, mark the wall in the middle of the vertical groove above the cutouts on the right and left sides (A) and at the top of the long groove at the bottom center of the bracket (B), as indicated in Figure 3-1. Use a small drill bit (#7, 13/64”, 5mm or smaller) to drill three holes into the wall for the mounting screws.
Page 46 Insert the two rubber bumpers into upper holes, as shown in Figure 3-3. Figure 3-3 Inserting the Rubber Bumpers to FlexSet 280x Insert rubber bumpers into upper holes 10. Mount the telephone on the wall, place the slots on the bottom of the phone (A) towards bottom legs of the bracket, and snap them in place, as shown in Figure 3-4.
Page 47: Side View, Completed Wall Mount
12. Lift and remove the handset hook (tab), rotate one half turn (180 degrees) and reinsert it into the cradle of the telephone set, with the projection at the edge tab extended out. Then place the handset (see Figure 3-5). The rotated handset hook secures the handset in an upright position.
Page 48: Wall Mounting (Using Wall Socket)
Wall Mounting (Using Wall Socket) In some countries the wall socket is equipped with two pins for wall mounting. In such a case, there is no need to use the three screws and wall plugs included in the wall mount kit. Figure 3-7 Wall Mount Wall Jack...
Page 49 To mount the telephone on the wall, place the slots on the bottom of the phone (A) towards bottom legs of the bracket, and snap them in place, as shown in Figure 3-4. Snap the legs, located on the top of the bracket, into the matching slots (B) at the top of the phone, as shown in Figure 3-4.
Page 50: Desk Elevation Bracket (28 Degree)
Desk Elevation Bracket (28 degree A. Unpacking the Shipping Container The FlexSet Wall Mount and Desktop Elevation kit includes the following items: One (1) plastic wall mount bracket Cat.No. 7244-8131540 pearl white Cat.No. 7244-8131548 dark gray Three (3) tap screws (used when wall mounting) Three (3) wall plugs (used when wall mounting) Two (2) rubber bumpers (used when wall mounting) B.
Page 51: Fitting The Desktop Elevation Bracket - Flexset 280X
Figure 3-10 Fitting the Step 2 Desktop Elevation Snap in Legs Bracket - FlexSet 280x Step 1 Insert Legs into Slots Figure 3-11 Fitting the Step 2 Desktop Elevation Snap in Legs Bracket - FlexSet 120x Step 1 Insert Legs into Slots Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 52 Snap the legs, located on the thick edge of the bracket, into the matching slots on the thick edge of the phone (see Figure 3-12). Figure 3-12 Completed Desktop Elevation (28 Desktop Elevation Bracket 3-10 Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 53: Desk Elevation Stand (60 Degree)
Desk Elevation Stand (60 degree A. Unpacking the Shipping Container The FlexSet Desk Elevation Stand kit includes one of the following items: One (1) plastic bracket Cat.No. 77444000107 pearl white, or One (1) plastic bracket Cat.No. 77444000108 dark gray B. Assembling the Elevation Stand The Desk Elevation Stand may be used to elevate the FlexSet on a desktop at a sixty degree angle, in order to lower the viewing angle of the keyboard.
Page 54: Side View, Completed Elevating The Flexset (60O)
Place the stand’s top legs, into the matching narrow slots at the top of the phone and then push the legs up into the slots to secure them. See Figure 3-13 for details. Feed the line cable, DC power cable, and the RS-232 cable through the cutout at the rear of the bracket.
Page 55 Figure 3-15 Rear View, Attach Cables to FlexSet with Desk Elevation Stand 3-13 Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 56 Figure 3-16 Handset Handset hook Off-Hook Removable Step 1 Handset On-Hook Lift and remove the tab from the opening Place Step 2 Telephone Number Rotate the tab here under Step 3 plastic cover Re-insert the tab into the opening with the projection at the edge of the tab extended out...
Page 57: Flexset Pex-F, Pex-Fs Installation
The PEX (Peripheral EXpansion) is an optional module connected to the base of a FlexSet 280/281 (280, 280D, 280D-Z, 281S and 280S). It is used to supply external power to the FlexSet 280/281 and all other expansion modules (FlexSet 40B, etc.). It also supplies the power necessary for extended Coral FlexSet line lengths.
Page 58: Preparing For Installation
Preparing for Installation Inspect for Damage Inspect the shipping carton for evidence of physical damage or mishandling prior to opening. Inspect all parts for damage. Report any damage to the carrier immediately. If it is necessary to make a damage claim to the carrier, don’t move the shipping carton until it has been examined by the carrier’s representative.
Page 59: Installing
Installing To Install a PEX Module in an Existing FlexSet 280/281 Unit Turn the FlexSet 280/281 onto its back. Figure 4-3 FlexSet Plastic 280/281 Base with Plastic Base Cover Screw Cover LINE Disconnect the line cord from the RJ-11 LINE jack on the bottom of the FlexSet 280/281.
Page 60: Flexset 280/281 Base With Pex Installation
Position the PEX module over the base, so that the female connectors on the PEX module align with the male connectors on the FlexSet 280/281 base. Gently but firmly press the PEX module down until the connectors couple and the module rests comfortably on the base, as shown in Figure 4-5.
Page 61: Removing The Pex Module
Attach the telephone line cord to the telephone jack (LINE) located at the rear of the PEX module (Figure 4-6). Removing the PEX Module To remove the PEX module from the FlexSet 280/281, reverse the above process. External Power Supply An external power supply (provided separately) is needed if the standard line distance is exceeded, or if a FlexSet 40B is attached.
Page 62 NOTES: Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 63: Flexset Apa-F, Apdl-Fs Installation
(See page FlexAPDL - — — Issue 9 or lower FlexAPDL - — — Issue 10 or higher FlexSet 120/121 — — — FlexSet 280 — — FlexSet 280D FlexSet 280D-Z FlexSet 280S — FlexSet 281S — — Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 64: Preparing For Installation
The APA (Application Processor Adapter) is an optional module connected to the base of a FlexAPDL and FlexSet 280S. It is used to provide data transfer in Computer-Telephony Integration (CTI) applications such as the TAPIdriver, FlexCT Call Center, FlexCT PathFinder, Computerized Attendant Position (CAP), ACD Group Supervisor and Management position, and the FlexCT CallMaster (CCM).
Page 65: Unpacking The Shipping Container
Unpacking the Shipping Container The following items should be present in the box containing the APA kit: FlexSet APA module One (1) 13mm screw RS-232E cable with RJ-45 jack and 9-pin, D-type female connector Figure 5-2 FlexSet APA Module RJ-11 jack telephone line to Coral system RJ-45 jack...
Page 66: Installing
Installing To Install an APA Module in an Existing FlexSet 280S Unit Turn the FlexSet 280S onto its back. Figure 5-3 FlexSet 280S Plastic Base with Plastic Cover Base Cover Screw LINE Disconnect the line cord from the RJ-11 LINE jack on the bottom of the FlexSet 280S.
Page 67: Flexset 280S/Flexapdl Base With Apa Connected
Position the APA module over the base, so that the female connectors on the APA module align with the male connectors on the FlexSet 280S base. Gently but firmly press the APA module down until the connectors couple and the module rests comfortably on the base, as shown in Figure 5-5.
Page 68: Removing The Apa Module
Insert and fasten the 13mm screw (Catalog Number 72445222734) provided into the remaining hole (B) on the APA. Attach the telephone line cord to the telephone jack (LINE) located at the rear of the APA module (Figure 5-6). Removing the APA Module To remove the APA module from the FlexSet 280S, reverse the above process.
Page 69: Data Communication Connections
Data Communication Connections Program API Device Connection The PC that will be used as the Application Programming Interface (API) device must be equipped with an RS-232 asynchronous serial data interface that can be configured for a data rate of 4800, 9600 or 19,200 bps, eight data bits, one stop bit and no parity bit.
Page 70: Connecting The Apa To A Pc
Connecting the APA to a PC Attach the D-Type connector side of the RS-232E cable to a free COM port on the Attach the free RJ-45 connector to the jack marked RS-232 on the rear of the APA module. Table 5-2 APA RS-232E Pin Number Interface Pin Functions...
Page 71: Database Programming
Database Programming Consult the Program Interface Reference Manual for instructions on the database programming required when installing an APA. The following are the parameters that must be set: Parameters applied to each FlexAPDL and FlexSet 280S with APA The following system database parameters are used to assign specific information to each keyset on a per port basis.
Page 72: General System Parameters Applied Equally To All Apas In The System
Only one of the above (PCC or ACD_PC) parameters can be set to YES; the other must be NO. DISPLAY_SIZE - 1 When the APA is connected to a PCC or CAP this parameter must be set to 1 (DSP32). If the display size is not set to one (1) the PCC and CAP will not function properly.
Page 73: Flexset Pex/Apa-F, Pex/Apa-Fs Installation
The PEX/APA module provides all the features of the PEX and the APA in a single unit. It is used to supply external power to the FlexSet 280/281 and all other expansion modules (FlexSet 40B, etc.). It also supplies the power necessary for extended Coral...
Page 74: Preparing For Installation
FlexSet line lengths. The PEX/APA module contains a control bus connection for the expansion modules and an audio jack for an additional handset or tape recorder (listen-in ability only). In addition, the module provides additional electrical protection against noise and lightning. The PEX/APA module also provides data transfer in Computer-Telephony Integration (CTI) applications such as the TAPIdriver, FlexCT Call Center, FlexCT PathFinder, Computerized Attendant Position (CAP), ACD Group Supervisor and Management...
Page 75: Flexset Pex/Apa Module
Figure 6-2 FlexSet PEX/APA Module Power Supply (24 to 48 VDC) RJ-45 jack RJ-11 jack for optional telephone line to FlexSet 40B Coral system RJ-45 jack to PC RS-232 Connection for second handset or monitor audio (underneath) Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 76: Installing
Disconnect the line cord from the RJ-11 LINE jack on the bottom of the FlexSet 280/281. Loosen and extract the screw securing the plastic base cover to the FlexSet 280/281 base, and remove the plastic base cover. Put the screw aside in a safe place.
Page 77: Flexset 280/281 Base With Pex/Apa Connected
Position the PEX/APA module over the base, so that the female connectors on the PEX/APA module align with the male connectors on the FlexSet 280/281 base. Gently but firmly press the PEX/APA module down until the connectors couple and the module rests comfortably on the base, as shown in Figure 6-5.
Page 78: Removing The Pex/Apa Module
Attach the telephone line cord to the telephone jack (LINE) located at the rear of the PEX/APA module (Figure 6-1). Removing the PEX/APA Module To remove the PEX/APA module from the FlexSet 280/281, reverse the above process. External Power Supply An external power supply (provided separately) is needed if the standard line distance is exceeded, or if a FlexSet 40B is attached.
Page 79: Data Communication Connections
Data Communication Connections See Data Communication Connections on page 5-7. Database Programming Consult the Program Interface and Database Reference Manual for instructions on the database programming required when installing an APA. Refer to Database Programming on page 5-9 for the parameters that must be set. Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 80 NOTES: Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 81: Flexset 40B Installation
Each FlexSet 40B provides an additional 40 programmable buttons and can be attached to another FlexSet 40B, to a FlexSet 280/281 and another FlexSet 40B or to two FlexSet 40Bs. Up to three FlexSet 40Bs may be connected to a FlexSet 280/281 in...
Page 82: Flexset 280S/281S With One Flexset 40Bs Attached
Figure 7-2 FlexSet 280S/281S With One FlexSet 40Bs Attached Figure 7-3 FlexSet 280S/281S With Three FlexSet 40Bs Attached Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 83: Turret Console (Coral Version 14.5 )
Turret Console (Coral version 14.5 The Turret Console is an expanded telephone position comprised of two FlexSet 280/281 keysets, each having three expansion modules attached. This feature expands keyset capabilities with additional programmable buttons. The Turret Console extends capabilities of the Coral FlexSet with additional buttons.
Page 84: Pre-Installation Requirements
Pre-Installation Requirements In order to connect a FlexSet 40B, the FlexSet 280/281 must be equipped with a PEX or PEX/APA module as described in Table 7-1. Table 7-1 Coral FlexSet 40B Capabilities and Pre-Installation External Power Model Name Base Adapter Required...
Page 85: Preparing For Installation
Electrical Connection The electrical connection is made by attaching the 8-conductor RJ-45 connecting cable between the FlexSet 280/281 and the FlexSet 40B or between two FlexSet 40Bs, and by setting the slide switch to a unique position. Each FlexSet 40B has a 3-position slide switch on its bottom lower side. Each FlexSet 40B has a unique “address”...
Page 86 The FlexSet 40B is supplied with snap-in clips to fasten the FlexSet 40B to its host FlexSet 280/281, or to another FlexSet 40B. Although not required, the clips “unify” the FlexSet 280/281 and FlexSet 40B(s) into a singular, expandable communications terminal for centralized message center or turret applications.
Page 87: Installation
Connecting a FlexSet 40B to a FlexSet 280/281 Turn the FlexSet 280/281-40B onto its back. The right side of the FlexSet 280/281 has the same connector slots as does the FlexSet 40B (see Figure 7-6). Place the plastic connecting piece (see Figure 7-7) into the FlexSet 280/281 slots;...
Page 88: Connecting A Second Flexset 40B
Repeat steps 1. to 5. on page 7-7, connecting the second FlexSet 40B to the free side of the first FlexSet 40B instead of the FlexSet 280/281. Set the 3-position slide switch (located on the bottom lower side of the second FlexSet 40B) to position “2”...
Page 89: Connecting A Third Flexset 40B
Use an extended RJ-45 connector cable (max length 50cm) to connect the final FlexSet 40B to the partner terminal (FlexSet 280/281). If desired, this terminal may be placed out of sight, such as under the table. Alternatively, the keyset may be designated as a second station.
Page 90: Coral Flexset 280 With Six Flexset 40Bs Attached, Bottom View
Figure 7-9 Coral FlexSet 280 with six FlexSet 40Bs Attached, Bottom View 7-10 Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 91: Disconnecting The Flexset 40B From The Flexset Telephone
The FlexSet 40B requires that external power be supplied at all times. If using a single unit power supply, insert the TPS plug into the jack marked “DC” on the rear of the FlexSet 280/281 base. See External Power Supply on page page 8-1 for more information.
Page 92: Wall Mounting/Desk Elevation
There is only one difference in Desk Mounting a telephone with FlexSet 40B attached. In addition to desk mounting the FlexSet 280/281, the FlexSet 40B(s) must also be desk mounted. This is done in exactly the same way as mounting the FlexSet 280/281. Each FlexSet 40B has its own Desk Mount which is attached to it exactly the same as for the FlexSet 280/281 Desk Mount.
Page 93: System And Cards Resources
For example, one FlexSet 280/281 can have 3 FlexSet 40Bs attached, a second FlexSet 280/281 can have 2 attached and three others can each have one FlexSet 40B attached. Or, each of the 8 FlexSet 280/281 keysets can have a single FlexSet 40B attached.
Page 94: Coral System Resources
Coral System Resources Coral System Resources available for use with expansion modules depend on the type of group controller card used SVC, 4GC, 32GC or HDC. Coral FlexiCom 300, 400V The maximum number of FlexSet 40B or other expansion modules that can be added to the entire system is 120.
Page 95: Database Programming
Verify that System Sizes allocates sufficient resources to accommodate the total number of FlexSet 40Bs provided by all FlexSet 280/281 sets installed in the system in the KEYSETS_3 parameter field, and the total number of DPEMs provided by all GKT and DKT2xxx sets installed in the system in the KEYSETS_1 &...
Page 96: Parameters Relevant For Turret Console Applications
FlexSet 280/281 series sets. The first FlexSet 40B is listed as device ID #4, the second as device ID #5, and the third as device ID #6; the APA is ID #6. Keyset Definition __________________________________________ (Route: KEY) .
Page 97: External Power Supply Installation
External Power Supply Installation External power can be supplied to FlexSet 280/281 series telephone sets equipped with PEX or PEX/APA modules (see Table 8-1). Table 8-1 External Power Requirements Model Name Base Adapter Required Options External Power Required for: Required Always; — = Not Required; N/A Not Applicable —...
Page 98: When To Use An External Power Supply
For FlexSet 280/281, when one or more FlexSet 40Bs (or other module) are attached or when the line distance exceeds the standard length for the gauge wire used (requires PEX or PEX/APA module), external power must be supplied. The power requirements for a single FlexSet-PEX and PEX/APA unit with up to three FlexSet 40Bs are: 24 - 48 volts DC, 15 Watts maximum.
Page 99: Single Unit Power Supply
A central power supply can be used to power all the telephones instead of using individual power supplies for each unit. In this case four wires must be provided to each FlexSet 280/281 equipped with PEX and PEX/APA unit and to every FlexSet 80 (GKT) or CPA - two for audio, two for external power.
Page 100 24 - 48 volts DC nominal, 15 watts for each FlexSet. When power is supplied through pins 2 and 5 on the RJ-11 connector polarity is not important due to an internal diode bridge. FlexSet 280/281 Figure 8-3 Single FlexSet...
Page 101: Flexapdl Installation
FlexiCom/IPx systems. The FlexAPDL unit is used for applications compliant with the FlexCT proprietary API products and. It utilizes the same combination of Coral FlexSet 280S with APA-F, or Coral FlexSet 280/281 with PEX/APA-FS (see page 6-1) but has no voice circuitry.
Page 102: Preparing For Installation
Preparing for Installation Inspect for Damage Inspect the shipping carton for evidence of physical damage or mishandling prior to opening. Inspect all parts for damage. Report any damage to the carrier immediately. If it is necessary to make a damage claim to the carrier, don’t move the shipping carton until it has been examined by the carrier’s representative.
Page 103: Peripheral Card Connections
Peripheral Card Connections For information on pin assignments for all I/O cable connections to the Coral Peripheral Cards, refer to Chapter 5, External Connections for the corresponding tables for the appropriate Coral Peripheral Card (8/16/24)SFT, (8/16/24)SFT Office, (4/8)S8F Office, (4/8)S16F Office, (8/16)SFTipx, (8/16)SFTsl and 8F8Ssl. Line Distances The FlexAPDL is designed to operate over line distances (see below) using internal power, supplied by the Coral station circuit.
Page 104: Installing
Installing To Connect the FlexAPDL to a Standard Wall Socket Place either end of the telephone line cord into the socket on the rear of the FlexAPDL marked LINE (see Figure 9-2). The cord comes with the same connector type on both ends. The connector will fit properly in one direction only.
Page 105: Data Communication Connections
Data Communication Connections Program API Device Connection The PC that will be used as the Application Programming Interface (API) device must be equipped with an RS-232 asynchronous serial data interface that can be configured for a data rate of 4800, 9600 or 19,200 bps, eight data bits, one stop bit and no parity bit.
Page 106: Connecting The Flexapdl To A Pc
Connecting the FlexAPDL to a PC Attach the D-Type connector side of the RS-232E cable to a free COM port on the Attach the free RJ-45 connector to the jack marked RS-232 on the rear of the FlexAPDL. Table 9-3 FlexAPDL Pin Number RS-232E Interface Pin...
Page 107: Database Programming
Database Programming Consult the Program Interface Reference Manual for instructions on the database programming required when installing a FlexAPDL. The following are the parameters which may be set: General System Parameters Applied to all Keysets in the System System Sizes _______________________________________________ (Route: SIZ) The system database allocates resources to manage the operation of 8/16/24/SFT, 8/16SFTipx, 8/16SFTsl and 8F8Ssl peripheral cards based on the number of FlexSets that these cards are able to support.
Page 108: General System Parameters Applied Equally To All Apas In The System
Port List _________________________________________________ (Route: PLIS, 0) Each FlexAPDL may be assigned a port name. Two versions of the port name may be entered for each keyset. Up to five characters may be entered in the short field. The short name is displayed on FlexSet 120x, EKT, VDK, and DKT1110 station sets. The full field may contain names up to 16 characters in length, and is displayed on FlexSet-IP 280S, FlexSet 280x, FlexSet 80x, GKT and DKT2000 sets.
Page 109 APA Setup _______________________________________________(Route: CDB,8) The following parameters are used to set up all GKT, FlexAPDL and FlexSet w/APA units in the Coral system. For more details, see the Program Interface Reference Manual, Chapter 9, Station Controls. Parameters in parentheses are default settings. PROTOCOL - (TADIRAN), TRANSPARENT BAUD RATE - 4,800, (9,600), 19,200 bps N_BITS - 7, (8)
Page 110 NOTES: 9-10 Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 111: Cpa Installation
Installation Overview The CPA (Coral Paging Adapter) module is a terminal that facilitates paging over the company’s overhead paging system speakers. The CPA identifies itself in the Coral as a DKT set, but does not function as a DKT station. CPA Terminal Figure 10-1 The CPA has two audio output connection options (see Figure 10-2).
Page 112 Figure 10-2 Coral system Connections 600 ohm Make announcement (option 1) from any station Amplifier Optional external power supply (TPS) Hi-Z (option 2) 10-2 Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 113: Preparing For Installation
Preparing for Installation Inspect for Damage Inspect the shipping carton for evidence of physical damage or mishandling prior to opening. Inspect all parts for damage. Report any damage to the carrier immediately. If it is necessary to make a damage claim to the carrier, don’t move the shipping carton until it has been examined by the carrier’s representative.
Page 114: Peripheral Card Connections
Peripheral Card Connections For information on pin assignments for all I/O cable connections to the Coral Peripheral Cards, refer to Chapter 5, External Connections in the Installation manual of the relevant Coral system for the corresponding tables for the appropriate Coral Peripheral Card (8/16SKD, 8/16/24SDT, 8/16/24SFT, 8/16SFTipx, 8/16SFTsl and 8F8Ssl).
Page 115: Circuit Description
Circuit Description Figure 10-4 is a simplified circuit diagram of the External Paging Interfaces, and the Relay contacts. Audio signals from the Coral system are passed through the audio coupling transformer to the interface. A direct current (DC) blocking capacitor protects the secondary winding of the audio coupling transformer from conducting DC energy.
Page 116: External Voice Paging (Public Address)
External Voice Paging (Public Address) The CPA provides a voice page interface for external paging and public address. The interface supplies a line-level (-15dBm or 50-100mV), 600Ω, balanced or high impedance audio output, and a S.P.S.T. - N.O. (form A) relay contact. Figure 10-5 and Figure 10-6 illustrate connections to two typical examples of voice paging systems.
Page 117: Cpa Relay Special Considerations
CPA Relay Special Considerations The relay contacts provided on the CPA module have specific electrical limitations which are described in detail in Specifications on page 10-13. These limitations must not be exceeded. In addition, the type of load the relay contact operates can have a great significance. Ideally, the contact should operate a low voltage, low current, non-inductive load, such as solid state device.
Page 118: Installing
Installing To Connect the CPA to the Coral via a Standard Wall Socket Place either end of the telephone line cord into the socket on the rear of the CPA marked LINE (see Figure 10-3). The cord comes with the same connector type on both ends. The connector will fit properly in one direction only.
Page 119: To Connect The Cpa To The External Speaker
To Connect the CPA to the External Speaker There are two ways to connect the CPA to an external speaker: Connecting via the Speaker Connection RJ-11 Cord (600 Ohm) Place either end of the speaker connection cord into the RJ-11 socket on the left side of the CPA marked OUTPUT 600 Ohm + RELAY (see Figure 10-3).
Page 120: Wall Mount Position
Wall Mount Position The CPA can be easily wall mounted. Refer to Section 11.3 of the Coral I, II, III Installation Manual for Wall Mounting instructions. Volume Setup The output gain at the audio jacks are constant and preset by the default condition of the DKT station.
Page 121: Database Programming
Database Programming Consult the Program Interface and Database Reference Manual for instructions on the database programming required when installing a CPA. The following are the parameters which may be set: General System Parameters Applied to all Keysets in the System System Sizes _______________________________________________ (Route: SIZ) The system database allocates resources to manage the operation of 8/16/24/SFT, 8/16SFTipx, 8/16SFTsl and 8F8Ssl peripheral cards based on the number of FlexSets and CPAs that these...
Page 122: Parameters Applied To Each Cpa
Parameters applied to each CPA The following parameters of the system database are used to assign information specific to each keyset on a per port basis. Numbering Plan ____________________________________________ (Route: NPL) In the pattern numbering plan, each CPA is assigned a keyset dial number. This number can be modified by choosing ADD or REMOVE and assigning the dial number to a specific circuit or feature.
Page 123: Specifications
Specifications Relay Contacts: Connectors............RJ-11 (two conductors 2/5) Contact Type............Isolated (Dry) Form A (SPST-NO) Voltage Limit ............48VDC Max. Switching Limit............ 220VDC/250VAC Max. Current Limit............1.0A Max non-inductive Power Limit............0.5A @ 120VAC 1.0A @ 30VDC External Paging (600 Ohm): Connectors............
Page 124 NOTES: 10-14 Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 125: Voip Terminals
VoIP Terminals Not in the scope of the current manual. Refer to the following documentation, as required, for information regarding the Coral VoIP terminals. Table 11-1 Related Item Manual Documentation for VoIP Terminals Coral SeaBeam Coral SeaBeam User Guide Coral Sentinel Pro Coral Sentinel Pro Installation and Reference Manual Coral Teleport FXS/FXO Coral Voice over IP (VoIP) Installation Manual...
Page 126 NOTES: 11-2 Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 127 DKT/DST/DPEM Terminals Keyset Installation The DKT, DST and DPEM Terminals have been discontinued. Not in the scope of the current manual. Refer to the following documentation, as required, for information regarding the Coral VoIP terminals. Related Table 12-1 Item Manual Documentation for DKT/DST/DPEM Terminals Installation instructions...
Page 128 NOTES: 12-2 Coral Terminal Equipment...
Page 129 FlexAir/CoralAIR Wireless Handset Handset Installation Not in the scope of the current manual. Refer to the following documentation, as required, for information regarding the Coral VoIP terminals. Table 13-1 Related Item Manual Documentation for FlexAir/CoralAIR Wireless Terminals Coral FlexAir Coral FlexAir Installation and Hardware Reference Manual Coral IPx and FlexiCom Product Description CoralAIR Coral AIR Installation Manual...
Page 130 NOTES: 13-2 Coral Terminal Equipment...
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