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The ISDN 8503 Voice Terminal
Issue 11 December 1999
17-25
Distance Limitations
For a DEFINITY G2 and G3 and a DEFINITY ECS, in which multipoint
configuration is used, the maximum signaling distance possible from the port
board to the work location jack is: (The terminating resistor should be within 250
feet of the work location; the distances listed are applicable for up to two voice
terminals.)
■ If 24 AWG cable is used = 1600 feet
■ If 26 AWG cable is used = 1330 feet
Power Requirements
Phantom or Auxiliary Power
The 8503T voice terminal can receive power from the switch or from an auxiliary
power supply. The installer can select the type of power used by setting two
jumpers on the bottom of the voice terminal under a sliding plate between the Line
jack and the Adjunct jack. A pictorial representation of the jumpers is located to
the right of the sliding plate. These jumpers are labeled PHAN (phantom power)
and AUX (auxiliary power). The voice terminal is shipped in the PHAN position.
You must verify that the jumper settings are set correctly for your configuration.
NOTE:
The power jumpers must be set only by qualified service personnel.
■ PHAN (phantom power) should be selected when power is provided by the
PBX. When the jumpers are set to PHAN, less than one Watt of power will
be drawn from the switch to support normal operation.
■ AUX (auxiliary power) should be selected when power is provided in the
closet. When the jumpers are set to AUX, the 8503T voice terminal will
operate on a nominal 40 or 48 Vdc, UL-listed Communications Circuit
Power source.
- DEFINITY 1
- Copyright 2
- 1999, Lucent Technologies 2
- All Rights Reserved 2
- Printed in USA 2
- Contents 10
- Introduction 33
- 1-2 Issue 11 December 1999 34
- The Purpose of This Manual 35
- 1-4 Issue 11 December 1999 36
- 1-6 Issue 11 December 1999 38
- General Information 39
- 2-2 Issue 11 December 1999 40
- Single-Line Voice Terminals 40
- 2-4 Issue 11 December 1999 42
- Fixed Feature Buttons 43
- 2-6 Issue 11 December 1999 44
- Administrable Buttons 45
- 2-8 Issue 11 December 1999 46
- Red Light 47
- Green Status Light 47
- 2-10 Issue 11 December 1999 48
- Message Light 48
- External Ringing Tones 48
- Handset Tones 49
- 2-14 Issue 11 December 1999 52
- Data Modules 53
- 2-16 Issue 11 December 1999 54
- PC Platform Products 56
- Data Terminals 57
- Technical Specifications 57
- 2-20 Issue 11 December 1999 58
- Exposed Port Protection 59
- 3-2 Issue 11 December 1999 60
- Protection 61
- 3-4 Issue 11 December 1999 62
- Adjunct Power 63
- 4-2 Issue 11 December 1999 64
- Supplies 65
- 4-4 Issue 11 December 1999 66
- The MSP-1 Power Supply 67
- 4-6 Issue 11 December 1999 68
- Connecting the Power Supply 68
- OTHER LINE 69
- 4-8 Issue 11 December 1999 70
- (and Comcodes) 71
- 4-10 Issue 11 December 1999 72
- Line jack 73
- 4-12 Issue 11 December 1999 74
- 5-4 Issue 11 December 1999 78
- 5-6 Issue 11 December 1999 80
- 5-8 Issue 11 December 1999 82
- 5-10 Issue 11 December 1999 84
- Button and Feature Caveats 85
- 5-12 Issue 11 December 1999 86
- System 85 and DEFINITY G2 86
- Voice Terminal Features 87
- 6-2 Issue 11 December 1999 88
- 6-4 Issue 11 December 1999 90
- 6-6 Issue 11 December 1999 92
- 6-8 Issue 11 December 1999 94
- (See Note 4) 95
- (See Note 5) 95
- 6-10 Issue 11 December 1999 96
- (See Note 6) 97
- 6-12 Issue 11 December 1999 98
- 6-14 Issue 11 December 1999 100
- 6-16 Issue 11 December 1999 102
- The 6400 Series Telephones 103
- The 6402 and 6402D Telephones 104
- Speaker Feature Hold 105
- Redial Transfer Conf 105
- Test Ring 105
- Wiring Information 109
- Power Failure Operation 111
- FCC Registration 111
- UL and CSA Approval 111
- 7-10 Issue 11 December 1999 112
- Hearing Aid Compatible 112
- Adjuncts 113
- Headsets 113
- Additional Documents 113
- The 6408+ and 114
- 6408D+ Telephones 114
- Speaker Mute Hold 115
- Transfer Conf 115
- 7-18 Issue 11 December 1999 120
- 7-20 Issue 11 December 1999 122
- 7-22 Issue 11 December 1999 124
- Comcodes 125
- 7-24 Issue 11 December 1999 126
- 7-26 Issue 11 December 1999 128
- Applications 128
- 7-30 Issue 11 December 1999 132
- Headset On/Off 134
- 7-34 Issue 11 December 1999 136
- Limitations 136
- Power Requirements 136
- Administration 137
- Button Numbering 137
- Equipment PECs and Comcodes 139
- 7-38 Issue 11 December 1999 140
- Tes t Rin g 141
- 7-40 Issue 11 December 1999 142
- Only the Modular 6424D+M 142
- 7-44 Issue 11 December 1999 146
- 7-48 Issue 11 December 1999 150
- 7-52 Issue 11 December 1999 154
- ■ 7101A voice terminal 155
- ■ 7104A voice terminal 155
- The 7101A Voice Terminal 156
- ■ RECALL button 157
- ■ DISCONNECT button 157
- Distance Limitations 159
- 8-6 Issue 11 December 1999 160
- 7101A Equipment PECs 160
- Terminals 161
- ■ The RECALL Button 162
- 8-10 Issue 11 December 1999 164
- 7102 Equipment PECs 165
- Terminal 166
- 8-16 Issue 11 December 1999 170
- The 7103A Programmable Voice 171
- 8-20 Issue 11 December 1999 174
- The 7104A Voice Terminal 176
- 8-28 Issue 11 December 1999 182
- Issue 11 December 1999 9-1 183
- 7203H voice terminal 183
- 7205H voice terminal 183
- The 7203H Voice Terminal 184
- 9-6 Issue 11 December 1999 188
- The 7205H Voice Terminal 189
- 7205H Equipment PECs 193
- 9-12 Issue 11 December 1999 194
- Issue 11 December 1999 10-1 195
- 7303S voice terminal 195
- 7305S voice terminal 195
- The 7303S Voice Terminal 196
- 10-6 Issue 11 December 1999 200
- 7303S Equipment PECs 200
- The 7305S Voice Terminal 201
- 10-10 Issue 11 December 1999 204
- 7305S Equipment PECs 205
- 10-12 Issue 11 December 1999 206
- 11-4 Issue 11 December 1999 210
- Physical Features 210
- Dimensions 210
- ■ The Select Ring feature 211
- 11-8 Issue 11 December 1999 214
- Switch Administration 214
- Aliasing 214
- 11-10 Issue 11 December 1999 216
- 11-12 Issue 11 December 1999 218
- 11-14 Issue 11 December 1999 220
- The 7402 Plus Voice Terminal 222
- 11-20 Issue 11 December 1999 226
- 11-22 Issue 11 December 1999 228
- 11-24 Issue 11 December 1999 230
- 11-26 Issue 11 December 1999 232
- The 7403D Voice Terminal 233
- PROTECTION 236
- 7403D Equipment PECs 237
- The 7404D Voice Terminal 238
- ■ CONFERENCE button 239
- ■ DROP button 239
- ■ TRANSFER button 239
- ■ HOLD button 239
- 11-36 Issue 11 December 1999 242
- 7404D Equipment PECs 242
- The 7405D Voice Terminal 243
- 7405D Equipment PECs 247
- Select Ring 248
- Reset Spkr 250
- 11-46 Issue 11 December 1999 252
- Physical Description 252
- 11-48 Issue 11 December 1999 254
- Mounting Options 257
- Color Options 257
- 11-52 Issue 11 December 1999 258
- 11-54 Issue 11 December 1999 260
- 11-56 Issue 11 December 1999 262
- 11-60 Issue 11 December 1999 266
- 11-62 Issue 11 December 1999 268
- 7407 Plus Voice Terminals 269
- 11-64 Issue 11 December 1999 270
- Issue 11 December 1999 271
- 11-66 Issue 11 December 1999 272
- Enhanced 7407D 273
- 11-68 Issue 11 December 1999 274
- ■ DROP or DROP/TEST button 276
- Message light 277
- 11-72 Issue 11 December 1999 278
- Speaker (Listen-only) Feature 278
- 11-76 Issue 11 December 1999 282
- Speakerphone 284
- Calculator 284
- Microphone 284
- 11-80 Issue 11 December 1999 286
- 11-82 Issue 11 December 1999 288
- 11-84 Issue 11 December 1999 290
- 11-86 Issue 11 December 1999 292
- Conference 294
- Transfer 294
- 11-90 Issue 11 December 1999 296
- 11-94 Issue 11 December 1999 300
- 11-96 Issue 11 December 1999 302
- 11-98 Issue 11 December 1999 304
- The 7434D Voice Terminal 308
- The 7444 Voice Terminal 314
- MUTE button 317
- ■ 8403 voice terminal 327
- ■ 8405 voice terminal 327
- ■ 8410 voice terminal 327
- ■ 8411 voice terminal 327
- The 8403 Voice Terminal 328
- 12-8 Issue 11 December 1999 334
- 12-10 Issue 11 December 1999 336
- 12-12 Issue 11 December 1999 338
- 8405D Plus Voice Terminals 340
- 12-16 Issue 11 December 1999 342
- 12-18 Issue 11 December 1999 344
- 12-20 Issue 11 December 1999 346
- Speaker (Listen-Only) Feature 346
- MUTE Button 346
- 12-22 Issue 11 December 1999 348
- 12-26 Issue 11 December 1999 352
- 12-28 Issue 11 December 1999 354
- 12-30 Issue 11 December 1999 356
- 12-32 Issue 11 December 1999 358
- The 8410 Voice Terminal 360
- ■ A red HOLD button 362
- ■ MUTE button 363
- ■ SPEAKER button 363
- ■ TEST button 363
- 12-38 Issue 11 December 1999 364
- VOLUME Control Button 364
- TEST Button 365
- Display Control Buttons 365
- Softkeys 365
- 12-40 Issue 11 December 1999 366
- 12-44 Issue 11 December 1999 370
- 12-46 Issue 11 December 1999 372
- 12-48 Issue 11 December 1999 374
- 12-50 Issue 11 December 1999 376
- The 8411 Voice Terminal 377
- 12-52 Issue 11 December 1999 378
- Features 379
- Eight Fixed Feature Buttons 379
- 12-56 Issue 11 December 1999 382
- 12-60 Issue 11 December 1999 386
- PassageWay Status Indications 387
- 12-62 Issue 11 December 1999 388
- 12-64 Issue 11 December 1999 390
- 12-66 Issue 11 December 1999 392
- 12-68 Issue 11 December 1999 394
- ■ K2S6 Handset 395
- 12-70 Issue 11 December 1999 396
- 12-72 Issue 11 December 1999 398
- 12-74 Issue 11 December 1999 400
- 12-78 Issue 11 December 1999 404
- 12-80 Issue 11 December 1999 406
- 12-82 Issue 11 December 1999 408
- 12-84 Issue 11 December 1999 410
- 12-86 Issue 11 December 1999 412
- 12-88 Issue 11 December 1999 414
- 12-90 Issue 11 December 1999 416
- CALLMASTER Voice Terminals 417
- CALLMASTER V, and 418
- CALLMASTER VI Voice Terminals 418
- Issue 11 December 1999 419
- 13-4 Issue 11 December 1999 420
- 13-6 Issue 11 December 1999 422
- 13-8 Issue 11 December 1999 424
- The Recorder Interface 425
- Listen-Only SPEAKER 427
- SELECT button 427
- VOLUME control button 427
- 13-12 Issue 11 December 1999 428
- LOG IN and RELEASE buttons 428
- Self-Test 428
- 13-16 Issue 11 December 1999 432
- 13-18 Issue 11 December 1999 434
- Conference Transfer 435
- 13-20 Issue 11 December 1999 436
- Message 437
- 13-22 Issue 11 December 1999 438
- 13-24 Issue 11 December 1999 440
- 13-26 Issue 11 December 1999 442
- The 500 Series Telephone 444
- 14-4 Issue 11 December 1999 446
- MNOJKLGHI 448
- PQRS TUV WXYZ 448
- The 2500 Series Telephones 449
- 14-10 Issue 11 December 1999 452
- 2500 DMGC Equipment PECs 457
- The 2500 YMGK Telephone 458
- Telephones 463
- 14-22 Issue 11 December 1999 464
- ■ FLASH button 465
- ■ REDIAL button 465
- 2554 MMGN and 2554 YMGP 470
- HoldMessage 471
- 14-34 Issue 11 December 1999 476
- The 6200 Series Telephones 477
- The 6210 Telephone 478
- The 6218 and 6220 Telephones 484
- 15-10 Issue 11 December 1999 486
- Feature Buttons 486
- ■ PROGRAM and PAUSE buttons 487
- ■ SPEAKERPHONE button 487
- 15-14 Issue 11 December 1999 490
- The 8100 Series Telephones 491
- 16-6 Issue 11 December 1999 496
- Ringer Equivalency Numbers 497
- 16-8 Issue 11 December 1999 498
- Other Physical Features 501
- 16-16 Issue 11 December 1999 506
- The 8110 and 8110M Telephones 507
- Programmable Dialing Buttons 509
- 16-22 Issue 11 December 1999 512
- 16-24 Issue 11 December 1999 514
- 16-26 Issue 11 December 1999 516
- ISDN Voice Terminals 517
- ISDN 7505 518
- Speakerphone/Headset 518
- Adapter Jack (under base) 518
- ■ CONFERENCE/RING button 519
- ■ DROP/TEST button 519
- ISDN 7506 524
- 7506 Equipment PECs 529
- Speakerphone/ 530
- Adapter Jack 530
- (in well under 530
- 7507 Equipment PECs 535
- The ISDN 8503 Voice Terminal 536
- ■ CONF/RING button 537
- ■ TRANSFER/PAUSE button 537
- 17-22 Issue 11 December 1999 538
- PROGRAM button 538
- Phantom or Auxiliary Power 541
- 17-26 Issue 11 December 1999 542
- Terminating Resistors 542
- 17-28 Issue 11 December 1999 544
- ISDN 8510T 545
- 17-30 Issue 11 December 1999 546
- Display control buttons 549
- Dial pad 549
- Data Features 551
- 17-36 Issue 11 December 1999 552
- 17-38 Issue 11 December 1999 554
- Hidden/Craft Features 554
- 17-40 Issue 11 December 1999 556
- 17-42 Issue 11 December 1999 558
- ■ Setting the clock 560
- ■ Setting the speakerphone 560
- 17-48 Issue 11 December 1999 564
- Auxiliary Power Supply 564
- Terminating Resistor 564
- 17-50 Issue 11 December 1999 566
- 17-52 Issue 11 December 1999 568
- 18-2 Issue 11 December 1999 570
- Ext. 14 571
- Ringer Volume 571
- Display Information 575
- Out-of-Range Indication 575
- Charging Base) 575
- 18-8 Issue 11 December 1999 576
- 18-10 Issue 11 December 1999 578
- Hearing Aid Compatibility 578
- 18-12 Issue 11 December 1999 580
- 18-14 Issue 11 December 1999 582
- 18-20 Issue 11 December 1999 588
- 18-22 Issue 11 December 1999 590
- TUV WXYZPQRS 592
- 18-26 Issue 11 December 1999 594
- Handset Features 595
- 18-30 Issue 11 December 1999 598
- Line Jack 598
- CAUTION: 599
- 18-32 Issue 11 December 1999 600
- 18-34 Issue 11 December 1999 602
- 18-36 Issue 11 December 1999 604
- Other Voice Terminals 605
- 7305H02B 606
- (MET) Sets 606
- 19-4 Issue 11 December 1999 608
- 19-6 Issue 11 December 1999 610
- 19-8 Issue 11 December 1999 612
- Call Coverage Modules 614
- 20-4 Issue 11 December 1999 616
- Considerations 616
- Call Coverage Module PECs 616
- Digital Display Modules 617
- On/Off Switch 619
- Assignable Function Buttons 619
- Display Functions 619
- Function Key Modules 621
- The 801A Expansion Module 624
- 20-14 Issue 11 December 1999 626
- 801A Expansion Module PECs 627
- The XM24 Expansion Module 628
- 20-18 Issue 11 December 1999 630
- The 100A Tip/Ring Module 632
- 20-22 Issue 11 December 1999 634
- 20-24 Issue 11 December 1999 636
- Headset Adapters 638
- 20-28 Issue 11 December 1999 640
- Typical Headsets 640
- The 4A, S101A, and S102A 643
- Speakerphones 643
- Speakerphone PECs 645
- 20-34 Issue 11 December 1999 646
- 20-36 Issue 11 December 1999 648
- WARNING: 648
- The S203A Speakerphone 649
- 20-40 Issue 11 December 1999 652
- S203A Speakerphone PECs 652
- The 107-Type Loudspeaker 653
- Cartridge 655
- 20-44 Issue 11 December 1999 656
- Messaging Cartridge PECs 656
- RECORD OFF RECORD WAIT 657
- LAST NUMBER 657
- ■ Record Off 658
- ■ Last Number Dialed 658
- ■ 2870A1 Automatic dialer 658
- 21-2 Issue 11 December 1999 660
- The 7400A Data Module 661
- Capabilities 663
- 21-6 Issue 11 December 1999 664
- 7400A Data Module PECs 664
- 21-8 Issue 11 December 1999 666
- 21-12 Issue 11 December 1999 670
- Setting Options 670
- 21-14 Issue 11 December 1999 672
- 7400B Data Module PECs 672
- Data Module 673
- 21-16 Issue 11 December 1999 674
- Front Panel 674
- The Main Menu 675
- 21-18 Issue 11 December 1999 676
- Power Supply Unit 676
- Data Module Features 676
- * SIGLS DISC 677
- 21-20 Issue 11 December 1999 678
- 7400D Data Module PECs 678
- The 8400B Plus Data Module 679
- 21-22 Issue 11 December 1999 680
- 21-24 Issue 11 December 1999 682
- 21-26 Issue 11 December 1999 684
- 21-28 Issue 11 December 1999 686
- 21-30 Issue 11 December 1999 688
- 8400B Plus Data Module PECs 688
- The 7500B Data Module 689
- ■ PHONE — (not used) 690
- The ISDN Asynchronous 693
- Data Module (ADM) 693
- 21-36 Issue 11 December 1999 694
- ISDN ADM PECs 694
- The Digital Terminal 695
- Data Module (DTDM) 695
- 21-38 Issue 11 December 1999 696
- RESULTS TEST/DISC EVEN-ODD 699
- 21-44 Issue 11 December 1999 702
- Z702AL1 DSU PECs 702
- 21-48 Issue 11 December 1999 706
- 703 DSU PECs 706
- The DEFINITY High Speed Link 707
- 21-52 Issue 11 December 1999 710
- Switched Requirements 710
- Switched Endpoints 711
- Switched Applications 711
- 21-54 Issue 11 December 1999 712
- Permanent Endpoints 712
- Permanent Applications 712
- Power requirements: 713
- 21-56 Issue 11 December 1999 714
- DEFINITY HSL PECs 714
- PDM Equipment PECs 717
- The Trunk Data Module (TDM) 718
- Switches 719
- TERMINAL 721
- 21-64 Issue 11 December 1999 722
- General Features of the MPDM 723
- Functional elements 723
- Mounting 723
- 21-66 Issue 11 December 1999 724
- Functional Elements 725
- 21-68 Issue 11 December 1999 726
- Option Settings 726
- 21-70 Issue 11 December 1999 728
- Optional Interface Cards 728
- Optional Settings 728
- MPDM PECs and Comcodes 729
- 21-72 Issue 11 December 1999 730
- 21-76 Issue 11 December 1999 734
- The 3270 Data Module 735
- 21-78 Issue 11 December 1999 736
- Connectors 739
- ■ Originate/Disconnect 742
- ■ Telephone 742
- ■ Data and RS-232 connections 742
- 21-86 Issue 11 December 1999 744
- Z3A Data Module PECs 744
- Mounting — Multiple mount 747
- MADU Circuit Pack PECs 747
- DCIU Interface Units 748
- The 2500-Series DSU 749
- ■ PC/PBX Platform 751
- ■ PC/ISDN Platform 751
- ■ PC/PBX Connection 751
- ■ E78 Plus/ISDN Software 751
- 22-2 Issue 11 December 1999 752
- Overview 752
- Platforms 752
- 22-4 Issue 11 December 1999 754
- PC/PBX PECs 754
- PC/ISDN Platform 754
- PC/ISDN PECs 755
- PC/PBX Connection 756
- E78 Plus/ISDSN Software 758
- E78 PECs 759
- 22-10 Issue 11 December 1999 760
- 23-2 Issue11 December 1999 762
- The 6408+ Telephone 763
- The 6408D+ Telephone 764
- The 7407D Voice Terminal 771
- PRS TUV WXY 772
- The 7407 Plus Voice Terminal 773
- MODEL NAME:_________________ 778
- The 8410B Voice Terminal 781
- The 8410D Voice Terminal 782
- The 8411B Voice Terminal 783
- The 8411D Voice Terminal 784
- CALLMASTER 788
- CALLMASTER IV 789
- The CALLMASTER V Console 790
- The ISDN 7507 Voice Terminal 794
- ISDN 8520T 797
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