Avaya Definity Callmaster IV manual

CALLMASTER ® IV V oice T erminal User and Installation Instructions 555-015-171 Issue 5 August 2005[...]

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Part 68: Answer-Supervision Signaling Allowing this equipment t o be operated in a manner that does not provide proper answer-supervisio n signaling is in violation of Part 68 rules. This equipment returns answer -supervision signals to the public switched network when: • answered by the called station, • answered by the attendant, or • route[...]

Contents Issue 5 August 2005 5 Your CALLMASTER IV Voice Terminal 7 ■ Overview 7 ■ The Headset (or the Handset ) 7 ■ The Recorder Inte rface 8 ■ Organization of This Guide 8 ■ Conventions 9 ■ Feature Des criptions 9 ■ Installation 12 Checklist of Parts 12 Orderable Equipmen t 12 Installation Pr ocedures 14 Operating Ra nge Requirements[...]

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Issue 5 August 2005 7 Y our CALLMASTER IV V oice Te r m i n a l Overview Y our CALLMASTER ® IV voice terminal has been specially designed f or use with an A va ya Media S er ver . This v oice ter minal has six b uttons that can be used f or either call appearances or f eatures and 15 but tons that are administered e xclusively f or f eatures. It a[...]

The Recorder Interface 8 Issue 5 August 200 5 NOTE: If y ou hav e both a handset and a headset plug ged into a CALLMASTER IV voice terminal , you ma y want to unplug the ha ndset when you are not usin g it, since it can pic k up nearb y noises (such as papers being shuffled) which ma y be heard ov er the headset. The Recorder Interface The CALLMAST[...]

Conventions Issue 5 August 2005 9 Conventions The f ollowing con ventions are used in the pr ocedures: Feature Descriptions F amiliarize yourself with y our CALLMAST ER IV voice terminal and its many f eat ures by revie wing Figure 1 that follo ws and the f eat ure e x planations on th e f ollowing pages FIGURE 1 The CALLMASTER IV V oice T erminal [...]

Feature Descriptions 10 Issue 5 August 2005 Star ting at the top left of Figure 1 and contin uing clockwise: Message Light —A r ed light which goes on steadily when a message has been left f or you. Select Button —Can be used in two diff erent wa ys: ■ Used with to initiate a self-t est of y our voice terminal; ■ Used with to select you r o[...]

Feature De scriptions Issue 5 August 2005 11 Log in Button —Use this b utton to automatica lly log in to the A CD system when yo u want to begin ans wering A CD calls. Dial P ad —The standard 12-b utton pad f or dialing phone number s and accessing f eatures. Th e letters, “Q” and “ Z, ” hav e been added to the a ppropriate dial pad ke [...]

Installation 12 Issue 5 August 2005 Installation NOTE: The CALLMASTER IV v oice terminal can only be desk-mounted; it cannot be w all-mounted. IMPORT A NT : DEFINITY ECS CALLMASTER II, CALLMASTER I II, and CALLMASTER IV V oice T er minals In struct ions for Progr amm ing the Op tions , 555-015-172 , is a brief set of instructions which includes pro[...]

Installation Issue 5 August 2005 13 Handset D-Kit #182 083 (black) Handset cradle* Thumbscrew* Handset K2G2-0 3* Handset cord H4DU* PJ327 Adapter* 105514798 847731114 845952928 407228600 407632819 406976395 Handset D-Kit #182 084 (misty cream) Handset cradle* Thumbscrew* Handset K2G2-2 15* Handset cord H4DU* PJ327 Adapter* 105514806 847960226 84595[...]

Installation 14 Issue 5 August 2005 Installation Procedures 2 Use the f ollowing procedures to install y our CALLMASTER IV voice terminal. See Figure 3 f or the location of the jac ks mentioned below . 1. Lay the v oice ter minal f ace down so the bo ttom slopes toward you. 2. Plug the line cord in to the line jack. Pres s fir mly until you hear t [...]

Installation Issue 5 August 2005 15 FIGURE 3 The LINE Jack, Adjunct Jac k, and Routing Channels Operating Range Requirements 3 ■ The total distance betw een the CALLMASTER IV v oice ter minal with recorder interf ace activ e and the recording de vice should not e xceed 200 fe e t / 60.96 meters. ■ The distance between th e CALLMASTER IV voice t[...]

Installation 16 Issue 5 August 2005 Please read the CA UTION stateme nt directly below bef ore beginning the installation. If all connections are correct, plug the adapter into the RJ11C jack to provide t he proper wiring translation to the DCP te r minals. NOTE: This adapter w or ks ONL Y when using a DCP terminal on a 2-wire DCP digital line circ[...]

Installation Issue 5 August 2005 17 Figure 4 shows how a CAL LMASTER IV should be configured through the wa ll jack with the A va ya Media Ser v er and t he recording device . NOTE: T ypically , an RJ45X or equivalent wall jac k is used in this type of configur ation. 6 G-W 6 unused 7 W -BR 7 unused 8 BR-W 8 unused The DCP Line Interface (Contin ue[...]

Installation 18 Issue 5 August 2005 FIGURE 4 Connecting the CALLMASTER IV to the Av ay a Media Se r ver and the Recor ding Devi ce T esting the Headset or Handset 4 NOTE: If y ou are using a handset, use the installation instructions that come with the handset kit to install the handset cradle . 1. Plug in the hea dset or the handset, press a call [...]

Installation Issue 5 August 2005 19 Labeling and Installing the Button-Designation Cards and Covers 4 NOTE: The cards and co vers are sh ipped as loose items with the CALLMASTER IV vo ic e ter minal. 1. Make sure that the voice termina l is ri ght side up. 2. T ype or write the numb ers/f eatures on the button designation cards with the appropriate[...]

Basic Voice Term inal Operat ions 20 Issue 5 August 2005 FIGURE 5 Inser ting the Designation Cards Basic V oice T erminal Operations The f ollowing oper ations can be used immediately . Going Off-Hook 5 NOTE: When the head set or handset is plugg ed into the terminal, it is immediately off-hook. Raising or Lowering Receive V olume 5 Y ou can use th[...]

Basic Voice Terminal Operations Issue 5 August 2005 21 ■ T o raise or low er the receive v olume ■ T o raise the v olume of the receiv e le vel of the head set or the handset, press the right v olume control butt on labeled . ■ T o lower the receive le v el of the headset or the handset, press the left v olume control button labe led . NOTE: [...]

Basic Voice Term inal Operat ions 22 Issue 5 August 2005 Conference T o add another par ty to an e xisting call NOTE: If y our CALLMASTER IV v oice ter minal is connected to a DEFINITY ECS or a DEFINITY Gene r ic 1 or Generic 3, the confer ence call can include up t o six par ties. If y our CALLMASTER IV is connected to a DEFINITY Generic 2, the co[...]

Basic Voice Terminal Operations Issue 5 August 2005 23 Drop T o disconnect from an act ive 2-party call 1. Press . ■ Y ou hear dial tone. NOTE: Y o u may press instead of to disc onnect faster . Howe v er , if you press you will not hear dial tone . T o drop the last par ty yo u added to a conf erence call 1. Press . ■ The last par ty added to [...]

Basic Voice Term inal Operat ions 24 Issue 5 August 2005 Select Ring (and Ringer V olume) T o select a personalized ring NOTE: There are eight dif ferent ringing patterns from which to choose . 1. Press . ■ Green light ne xt to goes on steadily . 2. Press . ■ Green light n e xt to w inks. ■ Current ring pattern plays an d repeats ev er y thre[...]

Basic Voice Terminal Operations Issue 5 August 2005 25 T o ad just the ton e ring er volume if necessar y 1. T o raise the v olume, pr ess the right v olume control bu tton labeled ; to lower the v olume, press the left v olume control button labeled . ■ Displa y shows the volume le vel: (There are eight possible v olume settings . On the displa [...]

Technical Description 26 Issue 5 August 2005 T echnical Description Physical Dimensions and W eight NOTE: The CALLMASTER IV v oice terminal can only be desk-mounted; it cannot be wall -mounted. The CALLMASTER IV v oice ter minal measures: ■ 8.5 inches / 215.9 millimeters deep ■ 11.0 inches / 279.4 millimeters wide ■ 4.25 lbs / 1.853 kilograms[...]