Network Two Inter-Tel Axxess Systems - Basic Programming Instructions #

1. Connect programming PC to node 1. Go to "Programming/System/Devices & Feature Codes/Nodes" and create node 2. (Because you are connected to node 1 in programming the remote node will be node 2).

The database will restart after remote node is created. The extension number for this node at default is 97002 (version 6.0)

2. Reconnect to node 1 programming. Go back into "System/Devices & Feature Codes/Nodes"and verify you have 2 nodes. Local and 97002 (version 6.0)

3. Go into "System/Cabinets/T1 Primary Rate Card/T1 Circuits" and change all circuits to B-channel. Accept the default extension numbers.

4. Go into "System/Cabinets/T1 Primary Rate Card" and change central office switch type to private networking. This will dedicate all B-channels to a node trunk group. Accept the default node trunk group extension number 97501 (version 6.0).

5.Go into "System/Devices and Feature codes/Nodes/97002/ Node Trunk Groups" and add node trunk group 97501 to node trunk group list.

6. Exit programming & disconnect programming cable from node 1 system. Connect to node 2 system.

7. Enter programming on node 2. Go to "System/Devices and Feature Codes/Nodes"; and change node number of local node from 1 to 2. This will cause a system reset.

8. Reconnect to node 2 programming, enter "System Devices and Feature Codes/Nodes" and create node 1. (Because you are connected to node 2 the remote node will now be node 1). The extension number for this node is 97001 at default (version 6.0). The programming application will shut down after creating.

9. Reconnect to node 2 programming, go to "System/Devices and Feature Codes/Nodes" and verify that you have 2 nodes. Local node number 2 and 97001 (version 6.0) node number 1.

10. Go to "System/Cabinets/T1 Primary Rate Card/T1 Circuits" and change all channels to B-channels. Accept the default extension numbers.

11. Go to "System/Cabinets/T1 Primary Rate Card" and change central office switch type to "Private Networking". This will dedicate all B-channels to a node trunk group.

12. Go to "System/Devices and Feature Codes/Nodes/ 97001/Node Trunk Groups" and add node trunk group 97501 to node trunk group list.

13. Go to "System/Devices and Feature Codes/Stations/Local" and change extension numbers so they do not match extensions on other node.

14. From a Keyset on node 2, dial "97001"; (version 6.0) to verify that the 2 nodes are working. You should get IC dial tone; dial "1000" and node 1 keyset 1000 should ring and answer. Dial "97002" from a keyset on node 1 and dial "1050" when you get IC dial tone. Extension 1050 on node 2 should ring and answer.

15. From either node go to "Operations/Export Import devices"

16. Select "Import Operation/Keyset Device Type/1( remote node number)". Then start.

17. After the import is done, database programming will close. Reconnect to the system programming. Go to "Operations/Export Import devices". Select "Export Operations/Keyset Device Type/1(remote node number)" (from node 2).

18. Exit programming & restart system. You should be able to call node 2 keyset from node 1 by dialing node 2 extension numbers.

Note: DSS/BLF keys display status of off node extensions, but the BLF light is very slow.

You cannot dial access a trunk group or trunk on a remote node or a networking system. You must use Automatic Route Selection, (ARS).