Northern Telecom Vantage 8.pdf

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Tabie of Contents
1. Introduction .. .. 3
2. System Installation
2.1 Unpack and Inspect Equipment 4
2.2 Mount Cabinet on Wall and Connect Cabinet Ground. ... . . . . . . 4
2.3 Make System Conneciions 4
2.4 Connecting Optional Hardware Features 4
2.5 Routing Cables and Turning Power 0n 4
'2.6
Install Vantage Esprit Telephone Sets. 7
2.7 lnstall Vantage Modular Telephone Sets ... ... . 10
3. System Programming
4. System Verification .... 2g
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1. Introduction
This concise mini-installation guide may be used to completely install and test a VANTAGE 8 Electronic Key
System. General considerations for installation planning and detailed installation information is given in
Northern Telecom Practice 519-103'l-1C0.
System Overview
VANTAGE 8 is a small business communications system designed for use in applicaions requiring up to 4
telephone lines and up to 8 telephones. System hardware consists of a Common Equipment Cabinet and the
Vantage Esprit proprietary electronic telephone. (ln some circumstances it is possible to connect the Vantage
Modular Setl. Please refer to section 2.7 for further details before installing Vantage Modular sets.
Cabling consists of two-conductor cable for each Central Office (CO/PBX) line, and a four conductor cable for
each telephone set.
General Considerations
AC P0WER. The CE cabinet requires a power supply of '115
V ac t 10% (60 Hz r- 5oo). A surge suppressor is
recommended if the system is installed in an area where the ac supply fluctuates. The ac outlet to which the
cabinet is to be connected must be a protected socket which is grounded and fused at 15 Amps maximum. The
CE cabinet power cord is terminated in a three prong plug and is approximately 2m (7 ft.) long. The CE cabinet
must be located close enough to the ac socket to allow the power cord to plug directly into the socket without
the need for an extension.
GR0UNDING. The CE cabinet must be connected to an approved building ground with a '12-14
AWG copper
wire. A grounding lug is provided on the bottom of the cabinet to facilitate the ground connection.
ENVIRONMENT. The CE cabinet and telephone sets must be installed in a clean atmosphere and dry location. In
addition, the equipment should not be in close proximity (4m or 13 ftlto large electridal machines such as
photocopiers or heat sources.
CABLE LENGTHS. The maximum cable lengths in the VANTAGE 8 system are:
(a! Telco C0 line to CE cabinet (TELADAPT cord onlyl: 4.2m 114 ft) (FCC Rutes and Regulations)
(bl CE cabinet to telephone set (22 AWG):800m (2600 ft).
{c) lf CE cabinet to telephone set cable length exceeds 800m {2600 ft), an OPX module is required at the
. telephone set location.
TOOLS. The following tools are required when installing a VANTAGE 8 system:
o Slot screwdriver
o Wirecutters
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2. Installing the Common Equipment Cabinet
2.1
2.2
2.3
Unpack and Inspect Equipment
1 Check all the items received against the shipping order form and the packing slip. Report any errors
immediately to the supplier.
2 Carefully open the Common Equipment shipping carton and remove the cabinet. Do not discard the carton
until the equipment has been fulty installed and tested.
3 Inspect the cabina for damaged connectors, scratches or dents. Report any damage to the supplier.
Mount Cabinet on Wall and Connect Cabinet Ground
1 Screw the cabinet veftically to the wall in the orientation shown in Fig. 2-1 using suitable fastenings for
the wall construction, ensuring there is a minimum space of 150 mm (6 in) all around the cabinet to ensure
adequate ventilation.
2 Connect a 1214 AWG copper wire between the grounding lug and an approved electrical ground.
3 Do not plug the power cord into the ac receptacle at this time.
Makin g System Connections
1 Make the connections for CO/PBX lines 1 to 4 to the Teladapt jack ports labelled C01 to C04 respectively.
2 Connect the optional Power-failTransfer set (if installed) to the Teladapt jack port labelled ET.
3 Remove the connector @ver on the left side of the cabinet.
4 Make the connections for the station sets to the terminal strips on the left side of the cabinet. All station set
terminatiom onsist of two trristedaair connections (see table 2-1 for terminal designations).
To connect the rvires to the screw terminals, strip the insulation back 4 to 6 mm (%o to Vqinl. Loosen the
terminal sctew and insert the exposed wire into the terminal. Tghten the screw to secure the wire.
Activate the back-up battery for the slstem memory by strapping terminals 1 and 2 with a short length of
wire.
Ensure that the System Reset terminals 5 and 6 are strapped with a short length of wire
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Connect and route cabling from fre terminals to an optional remote reset switch (normally closed typel.
llote.'The Vanbge 8 system will not operate with terminals 5 and 6 open.
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2.4 Connecting Optional Hardware Features
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1 Connect tfe optional Extemal Pagirg equipment to terminals 3 and 4 {voice pairl and 11 and 12 (control
pair, if required).
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2 Connect an optional music source (for Music on Hold Featurel to terminals 7 {Gndl and 8 {Music Source}.
3 Connec{ an auxiliary ring generator {e.g. NT0B17AB) to terminals 9 and 10.
/Vofe; This pair of terminals can onty tolerate a maximum current of 50 mA DC. The contact inside the
oommon equipment should onty be used to switch a driving relay in an auxiliary ring generator. lt cannot
be used to sridr an auxiliary bell drectly.
2.5 Routing CaH6 and Turning Power On
1 Bundle the wires from the screw terminals together and secure with the supplied cable tie to the cable tie
mount in s.dl a manner that some stain-relief is given to the terminal connections.
2 Replace the connector cover.
3 Plug in ttre power cord to tum the strtem 0N.
I'tote: The ac receptacle must be prdecled and fused at 15 Amps maximum, and should be on a separate
circuit.
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CE Cabinet Terminal Designations
Board
Ihsignatim Conneclion
BAT
PGE
R RST
MOH
RNG
RLY
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System Battery
System Banery
External Page
External Page
System Reset -
System Reset.
Music on Hold
Music on Hold
Aux. Ring Generator
Aux. Ring Generator
External Page
External Page
Station Set 1
S52 Station Set 2
SS3
S54
Station Set 3
Station Set 4
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SS6 Station Set 6
S57 Station Set 7
SS8
Station Set 8
Screw
l{umber Designation
1
2
3
4
5
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7
8
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
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29
30
31
32
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Voice
Voice
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Strapped
Ground
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Control
Control
Control
Control
Voice
Voice
Data
Data
Voice
Voice
Data
Data
Voice
Voice
Data
Data
Voice
Voice
Data
Data
Voice
Voice
Data
Data
Voice
Voice
Data
Data
Voice
Voice
Data
Data
Voice
Voice
Data
Data
Ring
Tip
Ring
Tip
Ring
Tip
Tip
Ring
Tip
Ring
Tp
Ring
Tip
Ring
Tp
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Tip
Ring
Tip
Ring
Tip
Ring.
Tip
Ring
Tip
Ring
Tip
Ring
Tip
Ring
Tip
Ring
Tip
Ring
Tip
Ring
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Wire Color
Green
Red
Black
Yellow
Green
Red
Black
Yellow
Green
Red
Black
Yellow
Green
Red
Black
Yellow
Green
Red
Black
Yellow
Green
Red
Black
Yellow
Green
Red
Black
Yellow
Green
Red
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Yellow
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EXT. PAGE VOICE RING
EXT. PAGE VOICE TIP
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SS1 VOICE TIP
SS1 VOICE RING
SS1 DATATIP
SS1 DATA RING
SS2 VOICE TIP
SS2 VOICE RING
SS2 DATA NP
SS2 DATA RING
SS3 VOICE TIP
SS3 VOICE RING
SS3 DATA NP
SS3 DATA RING
SS4 VOICE TIP
SS4 VOICE RING
SS4 DATA TIP
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SS5 VOICE RING
SS5 DATA TIP
SS5 DATA RING
556 VOICE TIP
556 VOICE RING
556 DATA TIP
556 DATA RING
SS7 VOICE TIP
SS7 VOICE RING
SS7 DATA TIP
SS7 DATA RING
SS8 VOICE TIP
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2.6 Install Vantage Esprit Telephone Sets
Procedure
A. Install Key Caps and Designation Gards
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(1 ) From the kit of key caps provided, select and assemble the feature key caps on the keys as per Fig. 2-2.
(2) Type out the line numbers on the blank key cap inserts and assemble them onto the line kels.
(31 Select and install under the plastic faceplates, the feature list and set speed call list designaion cards.
Wall Mounting Bracket
(41 Mount the wall mounting bracket and then install the telephone set on the bracket as shomr in Fig. 2-3.
Gonnect Telephone Set Line Cord
{5} Connect the telephone set line cord to the wall iack (prewired as in Fig. 24}. 'f the cable baween the CE
cabinet and the telephone set is longer than 800 m (2,600 ftl of 22 AWG Wire, an OPX module must be
used between the wall jack and the telephone set,
Itlote; The station set line cord should not be longer than 4.2 m (13 ft).

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Proccdure
A Set Intcrnal Switches
1 Remove the telephone set {aceplate and set the internal option switches as shown in Fig. 2.5.
2 Select the Speed Call label and stick it over the Saved Number designation on the designation card.
3 Type out the required information on the designation card, then replace the card and the telephone set
faceplate.
B- Install Add-On Modules
Intercom or Intercom/Convenience Dialer Modules
3 Open the privacy lid and remove the faceplate, designation cards and card tray from the feature well, then
remove the connector cover from the rear of the telephone set (Fig. 2-6).
4 Place the intercom {or intercom/convenience dialed module into the feature well and connect the cable
from the module to the connector pins (Fig. 2-6). (Care should be taken to ensure that the connector and
pins are lined up properly.|
5 Type the required information on the designation card(s) then place the card{s) and the faceplate {supplied
with the module) over the module. lf the Handsfree module is not to be installed, replace the conneitor
acoess cover on the rear of the telephone set.
Handsfree Module
6 lf required, remove the connector access cover from the rear of the telephone set and connect the cable
from the handsfree unit to the connector pins as shown in Fig.2-7.
Note:Theconnector aooess cover is not used when the handsfree unit is installed.
7 Pass the telephone line cord through the slot in the bottom of the handsfree module then secure the
handsfree unit to the bottom of the telephone set using the screws provided.
Headset Module
8 lf required, remove the connector access oover from the rear of the telephone set and connect the cable
from the headset module to tre handsfree connector pins as shown in iig. z-e.
/Vofe: The connector aooess oover is not used when the headset module is insralled.
9 Snap the headset module into the position normally occupied by the access cover.
10 Plug in the headset to the headset module {Fig. 2-8).
Note: The
lystem must be programmed for headset use if the headset is to function conectly {see
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' WAhMNG.' Do not plug any commercially available headsets in the handset jack. Such misuse may
result in damage to hairg. Safe headset operation is restricted only to the Vantage headset,
together with the Vanbgp Headset adapter module.
Wall Mounting Bracket
11 Mount the wall mounting Het then install the telephone set on the bracket as shown in Fig. 2-9.
Volume Gontrol Handset
12 Remove the regular handsa by releasing the TELADAPT connector at the left side of the set then plug the
cord from the volume control handsa into the TELADAPT socket.
Illofe: When the volume control handset is installed on a Vantage Modular telephone set, ensure that
Switch 9 (12 dB Amplification), of the telephone set's internal switches, is closed.
C. Connect Telephone Set Line Cord
13 Connect the telephone set line cord to the wall jack (prewired as is Fig. 2.41. lf the cable between the CE
cabinet and the telephone seil is longer than 800 m (2,600 ttl of 22 AWG wire, an OpX module must be
used between the wall jack and the telephone set.
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Frequencies Switch
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3. Programming
the System
The following features are programmed using a Vantage Esprit tdephono set as an administration set The
position of the administration set is set #31.
1l Call Restrictions - taue definition.
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2l Call Restrictions 0verrides - table definition.
3l Call Restrictions assignment to sets.
4l Call Restriction 0venides assignment to sets.
5) Prime Line fusignment
6) Private Line Permission.
7l Line type.
8) Delayed Ring Transfer.
9) DialMode.
101 Held Line Reminde r.
11) 'LINK"
timing.
12) System Speed Call Numbers.
13) Vantage Modular Sa Headset Capatility.
Table 3-1 which details the ac€ess codes and default values for alltre programmable features is provided for
your reference and can be found at the end of this section.
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Call Restrictions - lntrodustion and Example
The Vantage 8 system allorvs a very flexiHe toll restriction feature with which the system can be tailored to the
needs of most businesses
A table of up to l0 eflUies can be set ug which define the call restriction options. Each entry may be up to I
digits in length. The "f' ke! b used to dende "any digit'' - i.e. the system will block any digit in that slot.
Trailing end digits (if ftet are f'sl do nd need to be entered.
ln addition, a fur$rer table of up to 10 enties can be set up which define the d restriction overrides Again,
each entry can be up to 8 digb in length. For the case of the overrides tablg the "#" key is used as a don't
care digit. i.e. the qstem will allow any digh in that slot.
once the call resfirbions table and the ovenides table have been defined, each set in the system can be
assigned to any number of the call resuiction table entries, and similarly to the overrides table.
Fig. 3-1 shows exampfes of hm $e diftrent steps are performed and should be used as a reference when
following the instuclions on pages 20 and 21. A blank sheet in the format of Fg. $1 is provided as a
workheet for programming your Vantage I system.
. Fig. 31 shows examples of how the syatem may be programmed. lt details some ways that the system can be
prog ra m med for three particular applications.
Example 1
The Table of Call Resniaion lfumbers has as a factory setting in entry 9, all #'s, which means all outside calls
are restricted. (Set has intercorn calling only.! Looking across to the station set assignment, you can see that set
38 is designated as totally resticted.
lo program station set 38 in this mode you would do the following:
"Feature", '757' "g' "9" "Last
No." {"Rls"}
There is no need to program the table d restricted numbers as entry 9 was set in the fuctory. {Note: dris can be
changed if desiredl
Example 2
Station set 31 is also assigned to two of the factory settings h is restricted from dialing 0 or 1 as the first digit
by assigning it to tabfe entries 6 and 7. This would be achieved by the following assignment entry:
"Feature" '752" '31' "6,7'"Last
No." ("Rls")
However, you do wish to allow station 31 to dialtoll-free 1-800 numbers and your branch office which is
longdistance but in your own area code. Hence, the override table must have the branch office number put in it
(entry no. 3). This would be ernered in tre following manner:
"Feature" '711" "3" "14235555" "t"o
1,1o.'t {"Rls"}
The table of overrides has a faaory sefing in entry no. 8 for 1-800 dialing. 0nce the table is set up, you must
then assign station 3l to entry no. 3 and 8 of the override table to allow them to access those long distance
numbers. This would be entered in the following manner:
"Feature" '751" "31" "3,
8'
"Last
No." {"Rls"}
Example 3
Entry numbers I and 2 in the able of restricted numbers have been entered in fre following manner:
"Feature" '712" "1" "1#0' "Last
No." {the trailing #'s are not needed}
"2" "1#1" "Last
No." {"Rls"}
Station set 37 has been assigned to both these entry numbers which effectively restricts all direct-dialed
long-distance numbers except those in the same area code as the caller. Station 37 would be assigned as
follows:
"Feature"'752" "37" "1,7'"Last
No." ("Rls")
Note: "Rls"
is used whenever you need to change from programming one feature to another, which is why it is shown
in brackets. Example 3 shows that if you are performing repeat entries of the same feature, you do not need to
exit and r*;lter the appropriate mode.

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Restriction Numbers Station Set Assignment
Diaf Up Code712
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Override Numbers
Dial Up Code 711
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Programming the Table of Call Restriction Numbers
The Call Restriction Numbers programming p.ocedure allows the system administratcr to specify up to ten
groups of eight digit maximum number codes which may not be successfully dialed by system users. These
codes, when programmed for individual station sets by the Call Restrictions Assignment programming
procedure, give the set users only overflow lcne when ihey attempt to dial a telephone number which includes
the code. Where required, telephone sel op€re:ion may be modified by the Optional Call Restriction Overrides
table programmed in the system.
Procedure
1 Press the 'Feature'
key. Dial tone is hearc from the Vantage Esprit loudspeak_er. The Feature LED
illuminates.
2 Dial 712 (the Table of Call Restrictions Entry programming code). All line/intercom key LEDs go dark.
Confirmation tone is heard from the Van'.age Esprit loudspeaker.
3 Dial a number in the range
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selec one of the ten Call Restrictions Entry slots.
4 Dial eight numbers which includes the digh code to be dial reslricted. The remainder of the numbers are
entered using Octothorpes {#}, which block any digits dialed in place of these symbols as part of the eight
digit code.
5 Press the 'Las1
No.' key to store the mde in the Vantage memory. Confirmation tone is heard over the set
loudspeaker. Note that in the programming mode, the 'Last No.' key serves as the 'Store'
key.
6 Repeat the last three steps in sequence until all required codes (up to th'e maximum of ten) have been
stored in the system memory.
7 Press the 'Rls' key to exit from the programming mode. The linefintercom key LEDs return to their normal
status.
8 Note that pressing the 'Last No.'key immediately after pressing the Call Restrictions Entry slot code will
erase the number in that slot.
Programming the Assignment of Call Restrictions to Telephone Sets
The Call Restrictions Assignment programming procedure allows the system administrator to restrict users from
successfully dialing telephone numbers on a particular station set. The procedure uses the "ent{' number
programmed for a restricted number in the Call Restrictions Entry procedure as the reference code that is
programmed for eact station set Where requ-red, the procedure may be modified by the Call Restriction
Overrides Assignment programming procedure.
Procedure
1 Press the'Feature'key. Dialtone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker. The Feaure LED
illuminates.
2 Dial752 (the Call Restrictions Assignnrern yogramming codel. All line/intercom key LEDs go da*.
j.-; - Confirmation tone is heard from the Vanage Esprit loudspeaker.
3 Dial a number in the range
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lo selea tfre station set to which the restrictions are to be programmed.
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4 Dial up to ten digits, of which each digit b an assigned slot already programmed by the Flexible Call
Restrictions Entry programming procedra This code of up to ten digits then refers to the telephone
numbers to be call restricted at rhat statin sel
5 Press the 'Last
l{o.' key to store the code for that station set in the Vantage memory. Confirmation tone is
heard over the set loudspeaker. Note tlrd in the programming mode, the'Last No.' key serves as lhe
'Store'key.
6 Repeat the last three steps in sequence rrrtil all required codes have been stored for all the station sets to
be call restricted.
7 Press the 'Rls' key to exit from the progrrnming mode. The line/intercom key LEDs return to their normal
status.
8 Note tlrat pressing the '[ast No.'key imnrcdately after pressing the station set code will erase the call
reslrictions programmed for that set ard rwert the set to the default value.

Programming the Table of Gall Restriction Overrides
The Call Restriction Overrides programming procedure allows the system administrator to specify up to ten
groups of eight digit maximum number codes which when added to the codes specified by the Call Restrictions
Entry programming procedure allow certain telephone numbers within those restricted codes to be
successfully dialed by system users. Where required, the procedure may be modified by either of the Call
Restrictions Assign ment prog ra m m in g procedu res.
Procedure
I Press the 'Feature'
key, Dial tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker. The Feature LED
illuminates.
2 Dial711 (the CallRestricion 0verrides Entry programming code). Alllinefintercom key LEDs go dark.
Confirmation tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker.
3 Dial a number in the range
'0-9'to
select one of the ten Call Restriction Overrides Entry slots.
4 Dialeight numbers which includes the digit code to be excepted from call restriction. The remainderof the
numbers are entered using Octothorpes (#), which allows any digits dialed in place of these symbols as
part of the eight digit code.
5 Press the 'Last No.' key to store the code in the Vantage memory. Confirmation tone is heard over the set
loudspeaker. Note that in the programming mode, the 'Last No.' key serves as the 'Store'
key.
6 Repeat the last three steps in sequence until all required codes (up to the maximum of ten) have been
stored in the system memory.
7 Press the 'Rls' key to exit from the programming mode. The line/intercom key LEDs return to their normal
status.
8 Note that pessing the'Lasl No.' key immediately after pressing the Call Restriction Overrides Entry slot
code will erase the number in that slot.
Programming
the Assignment of Call Restriction overrides to
Telephone Sets
The Call Restriction Overrides Assignment programmirg procedure allows the system administrator to specify
stdtion sets within the Vantage system to which the telephone number codes call restricted by the Call
Restrictions Entry programming procedure are modified by the telephone number codes programmed by the
Call Restriction 0verrides Entry programming procedure. The procedure uses the "slot" number programmed
for a number in the Call Restrictions Entry Override procedure as the reference c.9!e that is progiammed for
each station set.
Procedure
:
1 Press the'Feature'key. Dial tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker. The Feature [fD
illuminates.
t , 2 Dial?51 {the Call Restriction 0verrides Assignment programming code). All linefintercom key LEDs go dark
3 Dial a number in the range 31-38'to select the station set to whic*r the restrictions are to be programmed.
Dial up to ten digits, of which each digit is an assigned slot already programmed by the Call Restriction
0venides Entry programming procedure. This code of up to ten digits then refers to the telephone
numbers that when added to the numbers prognmmed by the Call Restrictions Entry programming
procedure will allow the station sets for which this procedure is programmed to override the call
restrictions imposed.
Press the 'Last No.' key to store the code for that slation set in the Vantage memory. Confirmation tone is
heard over the set loudspeaker. Note that in the programming mode, the 'Last 'Store'key.
No.'key serves as the
Repeat the last three steps in sequence until all required codes have been stored for all the station sets to
be allowed to override the call restrictions.
Press the 'Rls' key to exit from the programming mode. The line/intercom key LEDs retum to their normal
status.
Note that pressing the 'Last No.' key immediately after pressing the station set code will erase the call
restriction overrides programmed for that set and revert th€ set lo the default values.
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Programming Prime Line Assignment
The Prime Line fusignment programming prccedure allows the system administrator to specify which of the
four Vantage 8 CO PBX lines is to be designa:d as the line which will be automatically seized by a station set
when that set goes
"off-hook".
Procedure
1 Press the 'Feature'
key. Dial lone is hearc from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker. The Feature LED
illuminates.
2 Dial 753 (the Prime Line Assignment p'o3.amming code). All line/intercom key LEDs go dark. Confirmation
tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker.
3 Dial a number in the range
'3'i-38'to
select one of the Vantage 8 station sets.
4 Press one of the CO/PBX line keys to indi€te the line to be designated as the Prime line for the set
programmed.
5 Press the 'Lasl No.' key to slore the line as a Prime Line in the Vantage memory. Confirmation tone is
heard over the set loudspeaker. Note tha: in the programming mode, the 'Last No.' key serves as the
'Store'key.
6 Repeat the lasft three steps in sequence uqtil all required station set Prime lines (up to the maximum
number of existing station sets) have been designated in the system memory.
7 Press the 'Rls"key
to exit from the progranming mode. The line/intercom key LEDs return to their normal
silatus.
Programming Private Line Permission
The Private Line Permission programming procedure dedicates up to two of the Vantage 8 CO/PBX lines (lines 2
and 3) which may have specified station sets denied access to them. Any station set(s) may be denied access
to one or both of the lines, making the line(sl private to the sets who can access them. When a set is denied
acc€ss to one of the lines, it can not make or receive calls on that line and will not ring to signal incoming
calls on that line.
Procedure
1 Press fre'Feature' key. Dial tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker. The Feature LED
illuminates.
2 Dial754 (the Private Line Permission programming code). All line/intercom key LEDs go dark. Confirmation
tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker.
3 Dial a number in the range
'3'l-38'to
select one of the Vantage 8 station sets.
4 Press the 'Last No.' key to deny the sdecEd set access to both Private Lines. Note that in the programming
. -: - . mode, the'Last No.'key serves as the Store' key.
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5 ffthe set is to be allowed to access one dthe lines, repeat step 3, then press
'Line'key
2 or 3 or both, as
required to select the line{s} as accessible I that station set.
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6 Press the 'l-ast No.' key to allow the sdegl set access to the selec{ed Private Line{sl. Confirmation tone is
heard over the set loudspeaker. Note trat h the programming mode, the 'Last No.' key serves as the
Store'key.
7 Repeat the last four steps in sequence unlil all required slation sets have been denied access or allowed to
access the chosen Privae Line{sl.
I Press the'Rls' key to exit from the progranming mode. The linefintercom key LEDs return to their normal
status.
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Programming Line Type
The Line Type programming procedure specifies to the Vantage 8 system whether one or more of the CO/PBX
lines is a Ring-down Tie line. All other line types are treated by the system as Central Office (CO) lines.
Note: ll a line is defined as a CO/PBX line, then dialing time out will be activated.
Procedure
1 Press the'Feature' key. Dial tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker. Thefeature LED
illuminates.
2 Dial 770 (the Line Type programming code). All line/intercom key LEDs go dark. Confirmation tone is heard
from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker.
3 Press the 'Line'
key to be assigned to either a CO or Tie type line.
4
5
Press 1 if the line is to be a Ringdown Tie line or 0 if the line is to be respecified as a defautt CO line.
Press the 'Last No.' key to store the assigned line type in the Vantage memory. Confirmation tone is heard
over the set loudspeaker. Note that in the programming mode, the ;Last
No.' key serves as the ,Store,
key.
6
7
Repeat the last three steps in sequence until all required lines have been programmed as Tie or C0 type.
Press the 'Rls' key to exit from the programming mode. The line/intercom key LEDs return to their normal
status.
Programming Delayed Ring Transfer
The-Delayed Ring Transfer programming procedure transfers the ringing tones for any incoming C0/pBX line to
the Vantage 8 system Prime set if three ringing cycles have gone uninswered. The procedure viill transfer the
tones regardless of whether or not the Prime set has been placed in the Do Not Disturb mode.
Note that Private Lines are not transferred automatically, even if the feature is enabled for the wtrole system.
Procedure
1 Press the 'Feature 'key. Dial tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker. The Feature LED
illuminates.
2 Dial 790 (the Delayed Ring Transfer programming code). All line/intercom key LEDs go da*. Confirmation
tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker.
3 Dial the number 1 to enable the Delayed Ring Transfer or 0 to retum to the defauh (the ring will not be
transferred). Confirmation tone is heard over the set loudspeaker. '
4 The system will immediately disconnea from the programming mode. The line/intercom key LEDs return to
their normal status. lf the LEDs do not rcturn to their normal slatus, then a programming erior has
occurred. Repeat the last step and the system will automatically disconnect.
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Programming Dial Mode
The Dial Mode programmilg.Proce-dure specifies to the Vantage 8 system whether the Co/pBX lines
system
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require
that
eirher Diar purse
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{Dp) or Duar rone Murtiple rriquency (DTMFI sijnaring.
Procedure
1 Press the'Feature'key. Dial tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker. The Feature
illuminates.
LED
2 Dial791 (the Dial Mode programming codel. All linefintercom key LEDs go dark. Confirmation
from
tone
the
is
Vantage
heard
Esprit loudspeaker.
3 Dial the number 1 to select Dial Pulse signalling or 0 to return to the default DTMF signalling.
tone is
confirmation
heard over the set loudspeaker.
4 The sy$em will immediately disconnect from the programming mode. The line/intercom
their
key
normal
LEDs return
status.
to
lf the LEDs do not r€rturn to their iormat siitus, then ; p;6;;;;;;
occurred.
irror has
Repeat the last step and the system will automatically orsconnect.
Programming Held Line Reminder
when a CoPBX line has been placed. on-hold by a slation set and there has been no change
for one
in
minute,
the line
the Held
status
Line Reminder feature iignal is switched to that iet.
Procedure
1 Press the 'Feature ' key. Dial tone is heard from the vantage Esprit loudspeaker. '. The "'v'weru Feature LED
illuminates.
2 Dial792 (the t1"]! programming
1'1..1.1inder codel. All linefintercom key LEDs go dark
tone is
confirmation
heard from the Vantage Esprif loudgeaker.
3 Dial the number 0 to cancel the Held Line Reminder procedure or I to return
provided).
to the feature defauft (signal
confirmation
is
tone is heard over the set roudspeaker.
4 The system will immediaely disconnect from the. programming mode. The linefintercom
their
key
normal
LEDs
status.
retum to
lf the LEDs do not r€rum to their iormal st'arus, then i p;;;;ffi;
occuned.
lrror has
Repeat the last step and the slstem will automatically drsconnect.
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Programming Link Timing
The Link feature is used to signal a PBX operator (if applicable) for purposes of transfering a call or accessing
other features. The user must obtain the appropriate Hook-flash timing interval necessary to signal the PBX. lt
replaces the "Hookswitch
flash" operation on a regular telephone set.
Procedure
1 Press the'Feature'key. Dial tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker. The Feature LED
illuminates.
2 Dial 793 {the Link Timing programming codel. All line/intercom key LEDs go dark. Confirmation tone is
heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker.
3 Dial a number in the range
'14'
that corresponds to the Link liming Index* number for the time required
for the installation. Confirmation tone is heard over the set loudspeaker.
* LINK TIMING INDEX
1 - 300 ms---
2- 700ms
3 - 1000 ms
4 - 1600 ms
4 The system will immediately disconnect from the programming mode. The line/intercom key LEDs return to
their normal status. lf the LEDs do not return to their normal status, then a programming error has
occurred. Repeat the last step and the system will automatically disconnect.
Programming System Speed Call Numbers
The system speed call programming procedure provides up to twenty telephone numbers of a maximum of
thirty digits each. When programmed, these numbers are then available for speed calling by all system users.
Procedure
1 Press the'Feature'key. Dial tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker. The Feature IID
. illuminates.
2 Dial710 (the System Speed Call programming code). All line/intercom key LEDs go dark. Confirmation tone
is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker.
3 Dial a number in the range
'01-20'to
select the System Speed Call slot.
4 Dial the telephone number to be stored. The number may be up to thirty digits long. [The
* key is used to
insert a pause.. lf it is required to send the * and # tones, then the # mtist be pressed once before these
tones can be sentl
Press the 'Last No.' key to store the number in the system memory. Confirmation tone is heard from the
loudspeaker. Note that in the programming mode, the 'Last No.'key serves as the 'Store'key.
Repeat the last three steps until the required numbers (twenty maximum) are stored in the slstem
memory.
Press the 'Rls' key to exit from the programming mode. The lire/intercom key LEDs return to their normal
status.
Note that pressing the 'Last No.' key immediately after pressing the System Speed Call slot code wr'll erase
the number in that slot.
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Programming Headset Provision for Vantage Modular Sets
While the Vantage Esprit is the recommended set for use on Vantage 8, it is possible to use a Vantage Modular
Set provided it is an NT0B00EE type set. This type of set allows for the use of a headset if necessary. The
following feature must be programmed if a headset is to be used on a Vantage Modular Set.
Procedure
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Press the'Feature'key. Dial tone is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker. The Feature LED
illuminates.
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2 Dial 750 (the Headset Provision programming codel. All line/intercom key LEDs go dark. Confirmation tone
is heard from the Vantage Esprit loudspeaker.
3 Dial a number in the range
'31-38'to
select one of the Vanlage 8 station sets.
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4 Dial the number if a Vantage headset is to be provided at the set, or 0 if the procedure is to be cancelled.
5 Press the 'Lasit
No.' key to store the procedure in the Vantage memory. Confirmation tone is heard over the
set loudspeaker. Note that in the programming mode, the 'Last No.' key serves as the 'Store'
key.
6 Repeat the last three sleps in sequence until all Vantage sets have been programmed as required for the
headset option.
7 Press the 'Rls' key to exit from the programming mode. The lineiintercom key LEDs return to their normal
status.
Note: lt the Vantage modular set is subsequently exchanged for a Vantage Esprit set, the headset
provision feature must be disabled in order for the Handsfree feature on the Vantage Esprit to
function correctly.
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hatwe Dial-up Code
Call Restrictions
fTable De{inition}
Call Restrictions Overrides
{Table Definition}
Set Call Restriction
Assignment
Set Call Restriction
Overrides Assignment
712
Allowable Settings Iktuutb
Table Entries 0 -+ 9
Digit String of up to 8 Digits
711 Table Entries 0 -+ 9
Oigit String of up to I Digits
Entry# Entry
6 0
7 1
8 411
9 Restricted
Entry #
8
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Entry
1800
911
152 Appropriate Table Entries Unassigned
751 Appropriae Table Entries Unassigned
Prime Line Assignment 753 Any Line Line 1
pv Private Line Permission tu No Private Lines
tine Type 770
'1'Ringdown
Tieline
'0'CO/PBX
Line
Delayed Ring Transfer 790
'1'Enabled
'0'Disabled
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lleld Line Reminder 792
Link Timing
793
'1'Dial
Pulse
,O'DTMF
'l'Enabled
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3fl) ms
- 700 ms
3 -
'4
1000 ms
- 1600 ms
U Disabled
System Speed Dial i10 tocation odes 01+ 20
Digit Stting up to $ Digib
tleadset Capability
Table 3-1
710
'1'Headset
allo*ed
'0'Headset
not allored
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4.0 SystemVerification
Note l: For detailed procedures on telephone set operation, refer to the user guide provided with the system.
Note 2: For detailed procedures on system verification, refer to 519-1031-100.
Note 3: For trouble+learing procedures, refer to 51$1031-100.
Procedure
tf.l{a) Check Vantage Esprit Telephone Set Operation
1 At each telephone set:
(al Check for dial tone on each eligible line and for overflow tone on each restricted line.
(bl Make a call on one of the eligible lines and check voice quality, operation of the speaker features and
ensure that all LED indicators light when appropriate.
{c} lf dialing restrictions have been selected, dial the applicable codes and check that the overflow tone is
heard in the speaker.
{d) Check for dial tone on both the Intercom and Feature keys.
(e) Make an intercom call to another station.
(f) Check the operation ofthe set Speed Call feature key by storing a telephone number in one of the
memory locations and then making an automatic call using the stored number.
(S) Check the operation of the HandsfreerMute feature on both internal and external calls.
{h) Set the call fonrard feature and check that intercom calls are fonrvarded.
(b! At the prime set (if a Vantage Esprit Setl
2 (al Set a message waiting indication on another set.
{b) Check tnat when that set successfully establishes an intercom call with the prime set, the message
waiting indication is cancelled.
12 Gheck Vantage Modular Set Operation
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1 At each telephone sa:
{a} Check for dial tone on eadr eligible line and for overflow tone on each restricted line.
tb) Make a call on one of the eligible lines and check voice quality, operation of the speaker features and
ensurc tha all LED indicators light when appropriate.
{cl tf dialing resfrictions have been selected, dial the applicable codes and check that the overflow tone is
heard in the speaker.
(dl lf an intercom module has been provided, depress the VOICE PR0HIBIT key and check that the
associated LED indicator lights. Depressing the key again must turn the indicator off.
(el lf a convenience dialer has been provided, check operation by storing a telephone number in one of
the memory locations, then make an automatic call using the stored number.
m ff a handsfree unit has been installed, dreck operation of the handsfree feature and the associated
muting feature. Ensure that all associaed LED indicators light at the appropriate times.
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Table of Call
Restriction Numbers
Diaf Up Code 712
ENTRY
NUMBER
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4
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6
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Restriction
Override Numbers
Dial Up Code 711
ENTRY
NUMBER
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3
4
5
6
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Programming
Worksheet
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Station Set Assignment
Dial Up Code 752
Factory
Setting 3t 32 33 34
Station Set Assignment
Dial Up Code 751
Factory
Setting 31 32 33 34
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