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Understanding the Features
FX II Features List
This list details all of the features available on the FX II. Use it as a pre-installation check list.
Understanding the Features – 51
General Description GCA40–242
6
o
Abandoned Hold Release
o
Adjunct Feature Module
o
Access Denied
o
Account Code Button
o
Account Codes With Positive Verification
o
All Call Paging
o
Allow Ringer Off (Ringer Volume Off)
o
Alpha-Numeric Calling Party and Line
Display
o
Alternate Attendant
o
ANI/DNIS Enhancement
o
Answer Button
o
Area Paging Interface
o
Argentina National Network Support
o
ARS Access Per Line Group
o
ARS Delayed Dial Tone
o
Attendant Position
o
Attendant Position, PC
o
Authorization Code
o
Automatic Dialing
o
Automatic Hold - Intercom To Intercom/Line
o
Automatic Hold - Line To Intercom
o
Automatic Hold - Line To Line
o
Automatic Pause Insertion
o
Automatic Privacy
o
Automatic Number Identification (ANI)
o
Automatic Redial
o
Automatic Reports
o
Automatic Route Selection
o
Automatic Station Relocation
o
Auxiliary Equipment Interface
o
Auxiliary Station Ringer Interface
o
Background Music*
o
Battery Backup (Chassis, Cable, and
Batteries)
o
Battery Backup Interface
o
Block Programming
o
Busy Button Inquiry
o
Busy On SOHVA
o
Button Query
o
Call Announce Beeps
o
Call Announce With Handsfree Answer-back
o
Call Costing and SMDA Reports
o
Call Forward - All Or Personal
o
Call Forward- Immediate
o
Call Forward - Busy Or RNA, All Or Personal
o
Call Forward Outside System
o
Call Park
o
Call Park Recall
o
Call Pick-Up - Directed
o
Call Pick-Up - Group
o
Call Pick-Up - System
o
Call Transfer - Screened
o
Call Transfer - Unscreened
With Automatic Camp On
o
Call Waiting Tone
o
Caller ID
o
Caller ID–RNA
o
Camp-On With Automatic Call Back
o
Camp-On - Call Waiting
o
Camp-On - No Answer
o
Clear Major Alarm Ring
o
Central Message Desk
o
Central Processor Switched Data Port
Configuration
o
Centrex Compatible
o
Channel Negotiations
o
Common Audible Ringer Interface
o
Conferencing - Multiline
o
Conference Advisory Tone
o
Console Support
o
Console-Less Operation
o
Communications Card Support
o
Consultation Hold
o
Copy Model
o
COS Time Of Day Routing
o
Data Base Program Storage Via PC Interface
o
Data Base Programming From Main Station
(Limited)
o
Data Base Programming With Personal
Computer And Visual Man Machine Interface
(VMMI) Software
o
Data Interface Unit Support
o
Day One and Day Two Ringing
o
Default Busy/RNA Call Forward
o
Default Functional Programming
o
Delayed Hot Line Operation
o
Delayed Ringing
o
Dial 0 for System Attendant
o
Dial By Name
o
Dial Plus Interdigit Time
o
Digital Voice Announce
o
Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS)
o
Digital Wireless Telephone Support
o
Digits Q and A Position
o
Direct Inward Dialing (DID)
o
Direct Inward System Access (DISA)
o
Direct Line Access by Station
o
Direct Line Group Selection
o
Directed Station Hold
o
Disconnect Supervision
o
Discriminating Ringing
o
Do Not Disturb
o
Do Not Disturb Inhibit
o
Do Not Disturb Override
o
DSS Status Button
o
Dynamic Save Button
o
E911 Line Type
o
E1 Digital Carrier Transmission Option
o
E&M Tie Line support
o
End to End DTMF Signaling
o
End to End Signaling on Intercom
o
End to End Signaling on Lines
o
Enhanced LCD Display
* The system is equipped with two inputs for separate customer-supplied music sources
- GCA40–242.04 4/02 1
- Contents 3
- Introducing the FX II 5
- Understanding the FX II 6
- Understanding the 7
- Telephone Features 7
- GCA40–242 General Description 10
- Using Impact Telephones 12
- Impact Telephones 14
- 8012S, 8112S 15
- 8024S, 8124S 15
- 2122S (22-Line Speakerphone) 16
- 9.08" 17
- 8.90" 17
- 1.13" 17
- 4.78" 17
- 3.94" 17
- Reviewing the Hardware 19
- 16 – Reviewing the Hardware 20
- Defining the Line Boards 21
- Defining the Station Boards 22
- Reviewing the Hardware – 19 23
- Locating the Boards 24
- Reviewing the Hardware – 21 25
- 22 – Reviewing the Hardware 26
- Mounting Considerations 27
- Using the Power Supply 28
- Using the Battery Backup 29
- 26 – Reviewing the Hardware 30
- Connecting the System 31
- Connecting the Stations 32
- Connecting the System – 29 33
- Connecting the IST Module 34
- MUSIC 1 = Pins 2 and 5 35
- MUSIC 2 = Pins 1 and 6 35
- Typical Industry Standard 36
- Non-electronic Telephone 36
- (Power Failure Interface) 36
- Connecting the System – 33 37
- (Front View of Jacks) 38
- Knowing the 39
- FX II Specifications 39
- Ringing Cadences 49
- FX II Features List 55
- Defining the Features 57
- Abandoned Hold Release 57
- Access Denied 57
- Account Code Button 57
- Alternate Attendant 59
- Answer Button 59
- Area Paging Interface 59
- New Features 59
- Feature Enhancements 61
- Automatic Hold—Line to Line 65
- Automatic Pause Insertion 66
- Automatic Privacy 66
- Automatic Redial 66
- Automatic Reports 67
- Automatic Route Selection 68
- Automatic Station Relocation 69
- Battery Backup Interface 71
- Block Programming 71
- Busy Button Inquiry 71
- Caller ID RNA—Ring–No–Answer 73
- Call Forward—All Or Personal 73
- Call Forward—Immediate 74
- Call Forward Outside System 74
- Call Forward, Recall 75
- Call Forward to Hunt Groups 75
- Call Park 76
- Call Park Recall 76
- Call Pick-Up Directed 76
- Call Pick-Up Group 76
- Call Pick-Up System 76
- Call Transfer—Screened 77
- Call Waiting Tone 77
- Camp-On—Call Waiting 78
- Camp-On—No Answer 78
- Central Message Desk 78
- Channel Negotiation 79
- Clear Major Alarm Ring 79
- Communications Card Support 80
- Conferencing—Multiline 80
- Conference Advisory Tone 80
- Console Support 80
- Consoleless Operation 81
- Consultation Hold 81
- Copy Model 81
- COS Time of Day Routing 81
- Database Program Storage 82
- Database Programming 82
- Data Interface Unit Support 82
- Day One and Day Two Ringing 83
- Day Restriction Level 83
- Daylight Saving Time 83
- Delayed Ringing 84
- Delayed Hot Line Operation 84
- Diagnostics (Limited) 84
- Dial 0 For System Attendant 84
- Dial By Name 85
- Dial Pulse Interdigit Time 86
- Digit Q and Z Position 86
- Direct-In Lines (DIL) 87
- Direct Inward Dialing (DID) 87
- How DISA Functions 89
- Direct Line Access by Station 90
- Direct Line Group Selection 90
- Disconnect Supervision 90
- Discriminating Ringing 90
- Do Not Disturb (DND) 90
- Do Not Disturb (DND) Inhibit 91
- Do Not Disturb (DND) Override 91
- DSS/BLF Console Support 91
- DSS Status Button 91
- Digital Voice Announce 91
- DVA/DISA 95
- DVA/Tracker 97
- Dynamic Save Button 98
- E1 Digital Carrier 98
- E911 Line Type 99
- End-to-End DTMF Signaling 100
- End-to-End Signaling on Lines 100
- Enhanced Night Mode 100
- Enhanced Ringing 101
- Executive Override Block 102
- Exclusive Hold 102
- ExecuMail Integration 102
- Executive Override 102
- Extended DTMF Tones 103
- Feature Inhibit 103
- Feature Renumbering 104
- Flexible Ringing Assignments 104
- Force Monitor Mode 105
- General Description GCA40–242 107
- Hookswitch Timer and 108
- Hot Transfer 108
- I Hold and I Use Indications 108
- Idle Line Preference 109
- Idle Line Priority 109
- Idle System Restore 109
- Interactive Button Support 112
- Intercom Number 113
- Intercom Hunt List 114
- Intercom Time-out 114
- Intercom Call Progress Tones 114
- Intercom Inter-Digit Dialing 114
- ISDN-PRI Interface 115
- Key/Hybrid Configuration 117
- Last Number Redial 117
- Line Access Restriction 117
- Location Code 119
- Lock Button 120
- Loop-Start Line Board with 120
- Manual Exclusion 121
- Manual Reset 121
- Mark Problem Line 121
- Master Clearing the System 122
- Maximum Call Duration 122
- Meet-Me Answer Page 122
- Message Deposit 122
- Message Waiting 123
- MF-DID/EM Line Board Support 123
- Mnemonic Programming 123
- Modem Support 123
- Names (Station and Lines) 125
- Networking Features 125
- Night Ringing 127
- Pause Time 129
- PC Attendant 129
- Periodic Line Tone 129
- Personal Intercom Number 129
- Privacy Release 131
- Private Lines 131
- Program Printout 131
- Programming Port 132
- Pulse/Tone Switchable 132
- Quick Transfer 133
- Recall/Flash (TAP) 133
- Station Headset Mode 137
- Ring on Busy 137
- Ringing Line Preference 137
- Save Button Dial Storage 138
- Saved Number Redial 138
- SCbus Interface Support 138
- Screened Call Transfer 139
- Secure Account Code Display 140
- Self Diagnostics 140
- Serial Data Port 140
- Service Observing 140
- Shift Button 140
- Silent Mode Button 141
- SMDA Reports 141
- SMDA Report Types 141
- Station Camp-On, Callback 143
- Station Class of Service 143
- Station Hunting 143
- Station Name 147
- Station Speed Dial 147
- Station Transfer Recall 148
- Subdued Ringing 149
- Synchronized Ringing 149
- System Clock 149
- System Speed Dial 149
- Interactive Button 150
- Toll Restriction 153
- Tone on Hold 154
- Tracker Paging System 154
- Transfer/Conference Button 156
- Transfer Recall 156
- Transfer Ring Cadence 156
- Unscreened Call Transfer 156
- Unsupervised Conference 156
- Voice Mail Integration Digits 157
- Voice Announce Blocking 158
- Voice Mail Ports 158
- VMMI Backwards Compatibility 159
- Zone Paging 161
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