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Comdial DSU II System Manual (450 pages)
Digital Telephone System
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Comdial
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Telephone System
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Table of Contents
1 Telephone System
4
Table of Contents
4
Using this Manual
5
Using Related Publications
6
Locating User Information
6
Detailing the Accessory Information
8
Analog Terminal Interface
8
Headset Operation
8
Battery Back up
9
DSS/BLF Console
9
Caller ID
9
Tracker
9
Dva
9
Diu
9
Summarizing the Hardware
10
Describing the Common Equipment
11
Describing the Stations
13
Digitech Telephones
13
1.6.2 Impact Telephones
15
Impression Telephones
17
Scout 900 MX Telephone
19
Station Controls and Indicators
21
Understanding the General Specifications
24
Power Requirements
25
Feature Codes
27
System Ringing Patterns
29
Seeking Repair Assistance
30
2 Telephone System
32
Considering the Mounting Requirements
35
Tools and Hardware
36
Underwriters Laboratories Installation Notice
36
Hybrid Installation
36
Mounting the Cabinet
37
Making the AC Power Connection
39
Identifying the Fuses
39
Grounding the System
41
Connecting the Lines
43
Detailing the Line Connections
45
Reassigning the Line Ports
45
Protecting the Lines
45
Connecting the Stations
47
Grounding the Unused Station Cables
48
Relocating the Stations
48
Installing the Cable Clips
48
Connecting Stations to the J0408
50
Connecting Stations to the J0816
51
Connecting Stations to the J1632
52
Wall Mounting the Telephone Stations
54
Installing DSS/BLF Consoles
57
Connecting a Power Failure Station
59
Using the Auxiliary Equipment Interface
60
Connecting the Common Audible
61
And Auxiliary Ringing Interface
61
Connecting Outside Lines
61
Connecting Selected Ports
61
2.10 Using the External Paging Interface
63
Using a Line Port as an External Paging Interface
64
2.12 Connecting Data Devices to the System
65
Making Modular Jack Data Connections
65
Making the Common Equipment Data Connections
67
Connecting a Personal Computer for Remote Programming
69
2.13 Using the Music Interface
71
Using the Jm408 Module
72
Using the JM008 Module
75
Installing an Add-On Expansion Module
79
2.15 Checking the System Installation
81
Checking the Resistance
81
Checking the Voltage
81
Checking the General Operating Conditions
82
2.16 Isolating Failures
82
Checking the System Status Indicator
82
Testing the Stations
82
2.17 Loading and Up-Grading the System Software
83
Introducing the Software Key
83
Introducing the Software Disks
84
Loading the Software
85
2.18 Installing the System Options and Accessories
91
Installing the Battery Back up Assembly
91
Installing the Analog Terminal Interface
95
Installing the Data Interface Unit
103
Supporting Caller Identification Service
107
Supporting the Tracker Paging System
111
Supporting DVA Operation
113
Installing the Personal Computer Interface Unit
115
Connecting the Versatile Voice Processing Voice Mail System
117
2.19 FCC Rules and Regulations
119
Table of Contents
122
Understanding System Programming
128
Using a Telephone to Program the System
129
Supporting Digitech Telephones (Revision I and Later)
129
Converting Button Designations
130
Using a VDT to Program the System
132
Using Block Programming
132
Master Clearing the System
132
Using Programming Overlays
132
Using Chapter Three
128
Master Clearing and Defaulting the System
133
Master Clearing the System
133
Defaulting the System
133
Defaulting the Lines
133
Defaulting the Stations
134
Defaulting the Button Assignments
134
Defaulting the Toll Restriction Tables
134
Programming Password Protection
135
System Features
137
Automatic Station Relocation
137
Data Baud Rate
138
Do Not Disturb (DND)
139
Exclusive Hold
140
Music on Hold
140
LCD Messaging
141
PA Port Options
143
Station Monitoring
145
Visual Ring Indication
145
System Alarm Reporting
146
System Clock
147
System Speed Dial
147
Tandem Attendant
149
Tone or Voice Signaling
149
Inhibiting System Features
150
System Timing
151
Call Park Recall Time
151
Extended DTMF Tones for Automatic Dialing
152
Pause Time
153
Recall/Flash
153
Timed Hold Recall
154
Unanswered Call Transfer Recall Time
155
Line Programming
156
Abandoned Hold Release
156
Automatic Privacy
157
Line Disable
158
Line Groups
158
Line Names
159
Line Port Functions
161
Auxiliary Lines
161
Central Office Lines
161
Line to Line Port Re-Assignment
162
Pulse/Tone Switchable
163
Block Programming
164
Positive Disconnect Supervision
165
Station Features
166
Access Denied
167
All-Call and Zone Paging
168
Audible Monitoring
170
Automatic Hold
171
Automatic Privacy
172
Call Forward on Busy/Ring-No Answer
173
Call Origination Denied
175
Central Message Desk
175
Data Security Port
176
Dual Console Feature
176
Executive Override
177
Flexible Ringing Assignments
178
Flexible Station Numbering
181
Group Call Pickup
181
Handset Volume Control on Impact Telephones
182
Headset Interface
183
Interactive Buttons
184
Idle Line Preference
185
Personal Ringing Tones
186
Prime Line, Prime Group, and Prime Intercom
187
Message Wait Originate
187
Ringing Line Preference
188
Subdued Off-Hook Voice Announce (SOHVA) Features
188
Service Observing
192
Station Disable
193
Station Name
193
Station to Station Port Reassignment
195
System Alarm Report Stations
196
Voice Announce Blocking
197
Block Programming
197
Button Mapping the Stations
198
Account Code Button
199
Automatic Call-Back Button
199
Blank Buttons
200
Call Forward Button
200
Call Park Orbit Button
201
Do Not Disturb (DND) Button
201
DSS/BLF Button
202
Line Button
203
Line Group Button
203
Line Group Queue Button
204
Multiple Intercom Button
204
Privacy Button
205
Save Button
205
Voice Announce Block Button
206
Zone Page/All-Call Button
206
Account Codes
207
Account Code Length
207
Account Code List
208
Enabled or Disabled Account Codes
209
Forced or Optional Entry Account Codes
209
Message Display Time for Account Codes
211
Verified Account Code Entry
212
The Industry-Standard Telephone Interface
213
IST Station Port Line Assignment
213
IST Distinctive Ringing
215
IST through Dialing
215
Direct Department Calling
216
Access Codes for Direct Department Calling
217
Line Ports for Direct Department Calling
217
Station Ports for Direct Department Calling
218
Unanswered Call Transfer Recall Time for Direct Department Calling
219
Call Forward on Ring-No Answer
220
Direct Inward Station Dialing
221
Dial Time Limit
221
Inhibiting DISD Digit Dialing
222
DISD Assist Station
222
DISD Incoming Rings
223
Enable/Disable Call Waiting Tone
223
Data Printer Service
224
Enable Data Printer Operation
224
Voice Mail Interface
225
Voice Mail Port
226
Automatic Transfer of Voice Mail
229
Voice Mail Line ID
229
Voice Mail Transfer on Busy
230
Transferring Callers to Voice Mail
230
Positive Disconnect Supervision
231
Voice Mail Pause
231
Versatile Voice Processing
232
Using Tracker Paging System with Versatile Voice Processing
232
Using Tracker for Message Notification
233
Transferring Callers to Voice Mail
233
Auto Station Logon
233
Visual Voice Mail Support
234
Integrated Call Costing
235
Call Costing Flow Diagram Examples
236
Exception Tables (Local Calls and Long Distance Calls)
242
Office Code Band Tables (Local Calls)
243
Zone Call Band Tables (Long Distance Calls)
244
Area Code Band Tables (Long Distance Calls)
245
Call Rate Tables (Local and Long Distance Calls)
246
Discard Digits
248
Dialing Time and Answer Time
249
LCD Speakerphone Display of Costed Calls
250
Specialized Route Access
251
Enable the SRA Feature
251
Enable SRA Office and Area Code Tables
252
Enable Special SRA Area Code Tables
254
Insert Digits for SRA
256
SRA Overflow Line Group
257
SRA Wait Time
258
Station Message Detail Accounting/Reporting (SMDA/SMDR)
259
SMDA Department Numbers
260
SMDA Station Assignment
260
SMDA Printout
261
SMDR Printout
263
SMDA Records Deleted by the Attendant
264
Toll Restriction Tables
265
Assign Entries to Toll Restriction Tables
266
Programming Toll Restriction Table Entries
267
Assign Toll Restriction Tables to Lines
268
Assign Toll Restriction Tables to Stations
268
Assign Toll Restriction Tables to Stations for Night Transfer (of Ringing)
269
Assign Toll Restriction Tables to System Speed Dial Calls
269
Assign Toll Restriction Override (TRO) Code
270
Positive Disconnect Supervision
271
The Tracker Paging System
272
Enabling the Tracker Paging System
273
Enabling the Tracker Pagers for Stations
273
Setting the Data Parameters
274
Digital Voice Announcing (DVA)
275
Programming for DCD Operation
276
DCD Department Transfers before Disconnect
276
Programming for DISD Operation
277
Enabling/Disabling Digital Voice Announcing (DVA)
278
Programming the DVA Messages
279
The Data Interface Unit
281
Programming Data Buttons
281
Remote Data Station
282
Creating Data Security Groups
282
Caller ID Service Support
283
Assigning Caller ID Lines (Required Programming)
286
Assigning Caller ID Stations (Required Programming)
286
Configuring Com 2 Data Port (Required Programming)
287
Setting the Audible First Ring Feature (Optional Programming)
287
Setting the Caller ID Distribution (Optional Programming)
288
Assigning a "SAVE" Button (Optional Programming)
288
4 System Records
289
4.1 Programming Password Records
291
Programming Password Records
291
System Configuration Records
291
4.2 System Configuration Records
299
Recording the Line Configurations
299
Recording the Station Configurations
301
Recording the Account Code Configurations
308
Recording the Industry-Standard Telephone Configurations
310
4.7 Direct Department Calling Records
312
Direct Inward Station Dialing (DISD) Records
312
Recording the Voice Mail Interface Configurations
313
Recording the Integrated Call Costing Configurations
316
Station Message Detail Accounting/Reporting Records
321
Recording the Specialized Route Access Configurations
322
Recording Toll Restriction Table Configurations
326
Toll Restriction Tables—Continued
327
Toll Restriction Tables-Line Assignments
328
Toll Restriction Assignments
329
Digital Voice Announcing Records
333
Area Paging Interface
341
Automatic Dialing
342
Auxiliary Equipment Interface
344
Background Music
345
Call Forwarding
348
Call Park
350
Call Pickup
350
Directed Call Pickup
350
Group Call Pickup
350
Call Transfer
350
Screened Call Transfer
350
Call Waiting Tone
351
Class of Service
352
Calling Station Identification on Blf
352
Console Support
355
Data Interface Unit
356
Data Security
357
Delayed Ringing
358
Dial by Name
358
Day Answer Messages
359
Night Answer Messages
360
Recall Messages
360
Drop Message
360
Direct Station Call Hold (Station Park)
366
Direct Station Selection (Dss) Programmable
366
Do Not Disturb Override
367
Dynamic Line Buttons
368
End-To-End Signaling
368
Executive/Attendant Override
369
Full Button Programmability of Features
371
Industry-Standard Telephone Support
374
Intercom Features
375
Intercom Call Progress Tones
376
Key System/Hybrid Configuration
377
Interactive Button Support
378
Button Query
378
Access Denied, Line Access Restriction
379
Line and Line Group Queuing
380
Message Waiting
382
Music Features
383
Pbx/Centrex/Co Compatible
386
Personal Computer Interface Unit (Pciu)
386
Pooled Line Access (Line Group Access)
386
Power Failure Transfer
387
Privacy Release/Brokerage Service
388
Private Lines (Access Denied)
388
Programmable Buttons
388
Last Number Redial
390
Distinctive Ringing
392
Night Transfer (of Ringing) Button
393
Saved Number Redial
394
Self Diagnostics
395
Speakerphone Support
395
Specialized Route Access
395
Tenant Service
399
Station Speed Dial
399
Flexible Toll Restriction
404
Night Mode Toll Restriction
404
Toll Restriction Override
405
Transferring Calls
406
Hunt Groups
408
Automatic Attendant
408
Volume Control
409
Zone Paging (Via Station Speakers)
410
Table of Contents
412
Limited Warranty
418
Quick Transfer
444
Call Recording
446
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Table of Contents
Appendix A: Understanding the System Features
1
Account Code Button
4
All-Call Paging
4
Area Paging Interface
5
Assist Button
5
Automatic Dialing
6
Automatic Hold for Intercom
7
Automatic Hold-Transfer to Line
7
Automatic Pause Insertion
7
Automatic Station Relocation
8
Auxiliary Equipment Interface
8
Auxiliary Ringer Interface
8
Background Music
9
Battery Backup
9
Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR)
11
Call Forwarding on All Calls
12
Call Forwarding-Personal
12
Call Pickup
14
Call Transfer
14
Call Waiting Tone
15
Calling Station Identification on BLF
16
Block Programming
16
Class of Service Programming (from Main Station)
16
Class of Service Program Printout
17
Common Audible Ringer Interface
18
Console Support
19
Data Interface Unit
20
Data Security
21
Default Functional Program
21
Night Answer Messages
24
Recall Messages
24
Drop Message
24
Direct Inward Station Dialing (DISD)
28
Direct Station Call Hold (Station Park)
30
Direct Station Selection (DSS) Programmable
30
Distinctive Ringing
30
Do Not Disturb
30
Do Not Disturb Inhibit
31
Do Not Disturb Override
31
Dual Intercom
31
Dynamic Line Buttons
32
End-To-End Signaling
32
Exclusive Hold System-Wide Enable/Disable
32
Executive/Attendant Override
33
External Paging Interface
33
Feature Inhibit
33
Flexible Ringing Assignments
33
Flexible Ringing Assignments of PA Port
34
Flexible Station and Line Class of Service Control
34
Flexible Station Numbering Plan
34
Full Button Programmability of Features
35
Handsfree Answer Inhibit
35
Headset Capability
35
Abandoned Hold Release
36
Idle Line Preference
38
Industry-Standard Telephone Support
38
Intercom Features
39
Automatic Callback
39
Intercom Call Progress Tones
40
Intercom Line Timeout
40
Tone or Voice Signaling
41
Key System/Hybrid Configuration
41
Last Number Redial
41
LCD Messaging
42
LCD Support
42
Line Answer from any Station (Night Mode)
43
Line Groups
43
Line Preselection
43
Line and Line Group Queuing
44
Manual Hold
45
Meet-Me Answer Page
45
Memory Retention Without Batteries
45
Message Waiting
46
Music Features
47
Night Transfer (of Ringing)
48
On-Hook Dialing
48
Originating Denied
48
Zone Paging
49
PBX/CENTREX/CO Compatible
50
Personal Computer Interface Unit (PCIU)
50
Personalized Ringing Tone
50
Pooled Line Access (Line Group Access)
50
Power Failure Transfer
51
Prime Line Automatic
51
Automatic Privacy
51
Privacy Release/Brokerage Service
52
Private Lines (Access Denied)
52
Programmable Buttons
52
Programming Password Protection
53
Pulse/Tone Switchable
53
Response Messaging
55
Remote Programming and Administration
55
Ringer Volume Control
55
Night Transfer (of Ringing) Button
57
Ringing Line Preference
58
Saved Number Redial
58
Self Diagnostics
59
Service Observing
59
Speakerphone Support
59
Specialized Route Access
59
Station Monitoring with DSS Call Pickup
63
Station Speed Dial
63
Subdued Ringing
66
System Alarm Reports
66
System Speed Dial
66
Tandem Attendant
67
Tenant Service
67
Timed Hold Recall
67
Flexible Toll Restriction
68
Night Mode Toll Restriction
68
Toll Restriction Override
69
Positive Disconnect Supervision
69
Tracker Paging System
70
Transferring Calls
70
Visual Voice Mail Support
71
Voice Announce Blocking
72
Voice Mail Support
72
Volume Control
73
Zone Paging (Via Station Speakers)
74
Limited Warranty
83
Limitation of Liability
83
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 MCW Handset
7
Handset Icons
8
Special Handset Keys
9
MCW Handset User's
9
2 Powering on and off
11
3 Making and Receiving Calls
13
4 Adjusting Volume
15
5 Mute
17
Voice Mute
17
Ring Mute
18
6 Locking the Keypad
19
7 FCN Key Feature Access
21
8 Speed Dial Calling
23
9 Storing Speed Dial Numbers
25
Entering Names for Speed Dial Numbers
27
10 Menu Operation
31
Menu Options
32
Setting Ringer Type
33
Setting Ringer Volume
33
Setting Keypad Beeper Volume
34
Setting Time Format
34
Setting Auto-Answer
35
Setting Display Contrast
35
Testing Icon Displays
36
Configuring System and Handset Ids
36
Deleting All Speed Dial Numbers
37
Deleting Last Number Dialed
38
Changing the Handset Idle Message
39
11 Battery Operations
41
Removing and Replacing Batteries
42
Charging Batteries
44
Handset Charger Leds
46
Multi-System Use
47
Moving between Systems
47
Troubleshooting
49
Locking the Keypad
54
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Table of Contents
User Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
Introducing the Voice Processing System
5
What Is Voice Processing
5
How Do I Use Voice Processing
5
Using Voice Processing Etiquette
5
About Your Telephone
5
Using the Visual Voice Mail Feature
6
Getting Started
7
Using the Tutorial
8
Entering Your Voice Mailbox
9
Using Your Keypad to Enter Your Voice Mailbox
10
Selecting Tasks from Your Main Menu
10
Listening to Your Messages
11
Using Your Keypad to Listen to Your Messages
12
Sending Messages
13
Using Your Keypad to Send Messages
14
Changing Your Options
15
Recording Your Name
16
Recording Your Greeting
17
Viewing Sample Greetings
18
Changing Your Password
19
Using Call Transfer
20
Using Message Notification
21
Reviewing Messages for Future Delivery
22
Understanding Other Features
23
Calling Your Mailbox from Another Location
23
Setting up Distribution Lists
25
Using the Call Screening Feature
25
Using Your Directory
25
Understanding Your Mailbox Schedules
25
Using the Message Waiting Light
25
Using the Record Feature
26
Listening to Incoming Messages
27
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