Quick Start Guide

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 Follow these 10 steps to setup your telephone system

Connect the Exchange Lines

Analogue lines:

Start with the connector pair labelled ‘

Exchange

line 1

’.

 Connect the pair to the exchange line, polarity

is not important.

ISDN lines (option):

 Connect the grey ISDN socket to connectors

marked ‘

ISDN 1

’.

 Connect lead from ISDN socket to the

exchange line.

 Repeat for a second ISDN line using

connector marked ‘

ISDN 2

’.

Connect the Extensions

Wire each extension as follows:

 The wires labelled ‘Signalling’ are only

required for the system keyphone, not for

ordinary telephones.

 Remember to connect a keyphone to

extension 13 for system programming.

 Ordinary telephones must be connected to

extensions 11,12, 21 and 23, circled on the

system label. These extensions are connected

directly to the exchange line in the event of a

power failure.

Switch on and check

 Plug in the system, the green lamp on the

case will begin to flash.

The Terminals will begin to configure themselves

automatically, they will beep continuously while

this process takes place. The display will show

‘Terminal ID correct’ when the phone has

been correctly programmed. If not, then check the

following:

 No dial tone ? – Try switching pins 3 and 4

around.

 No ‘Terminal ID correct’ message after

entering code? - Try switching pins 2 and 5

around.

 Finally, dial ‘80’ from any extension and

make sure all the other extensions ring.

Set the time & date

 From extension 13 enter the time and date as

shown:

*9 7373 675 hh mm # 676 dd mm yy #

hh mm is the time using four digits, use two digits

for each number, ie: 9:30 am is 0930. ‘dd mm y’y is

the date.

ISDN Settings (option)



Check the settings of your ISDN line from

your telephone line provider. If it is in ‘point

to point’ mode, i.e.: no more than one device

can be connected to it, then enter the

following code at extension 13:



*8 260#

 Finally, when extensions dial out from the

system, do you want to use ISDN lines or

analog lines first?

*8 200#

Choose analog lines first (default)

*8 201#

Choose ISDN lines first

The system is ready to go…

The system is now set to ring all extensions on

incoming calls. Extra features can be set overleaf.

Signalling

connector block.

Connect to the

terminals marked

‘Ter 1’ or ‘Ter 2’.

Extension

connector block

Connect to the

terminals marked

‘Extensions’

Pin 2

Pin 4

Pin 5

Pin 3

Extension

telephone

socket

not used

Quick Start Guide

Summary of content (3 pages)

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3 Connect the Exchange Lines Analogue lines: Start with the connector pair labelled ‘Exchange line 1’. Connect the pair to the exchange line, polarity is not important. ISDN lines (option): Connect the grey ISDN socket to connectors marked ‘ISDN 1’. Wire each extension as follows: Signalling connector block. Pin 3 Extension connector block Connect to the terminals marked ‘Extensions’ Connect to the terminals marked ‘Ter 1’ or ‘Ter 2’.
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Basic system features continued… 6 Change the extension ringing behavior By default, all extensions will ring for a call on each exchange line. To stop an extension ringing use: 8 Music on hold There are three options for music on hold: *9 7373 150# For standard tone (default) *9 7373 151# For external music source *9 7373 152# For internal melody *9 7373 61 exchange-line 0 extension # Replace exchange-line with the number of the exchange line.
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