Viking ACD-10 Instructions for use

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Stand-Alone Unit:
• Does not require a KSU, PABX, ring generator or remote displays
Custom Recordings:
• On site or from a remote touch tone phone
• Day Answer announcement (up to 30 seconds)
• Night Answer announcement (up to 60 seconds)
• Pacifier announcement (up to 10 seconds)
Answer Modes:
• Standard - Answers if the agent does not answer within the program-
mable ring delay (3 or 5), plays an announcement, then places the
caller on hold with music or promotion from an external source.
• Call Screening - Answers all calls after 1 or 2 rings, plays an
announcement, such as: “Viking Electronics, your calls may be
monitored for quality purposes.”
Operational Modes:
• ACD (Automatic Call Distributor) - Calls are sent to the next available
or longest idle agent.
• UCD (Uniform Call Distributor) - Calls are distributed so that each
agent receives approximately the same number of calls.
• Hunt Group - Agent #1 receives the most calls, Agent #2 receives
calls only if Agent #1 is busy, etc.
• Ring Group - All agent phones ring, the first to pick up gets the call.
Other Features
• Agent Unavailable - Agent marks his station unavailable by dialing a
code or simply leaving the phone off-hook. In the event that an
agent’s phone rings more than the programmed ring limit, the system
marks the station unavailable and sends the call to another agent.
• Announcements and Programming - Stored in non-volatile memory
• Blind Transfer - An agent can transfer a call to another agent without
telling the agent who’s calling
• Break Delay Time - Allows agent to “catch their breath” before
receiving a new call
• Camp-On - Agents can camp-on a call to another agent who is on an
existing call
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The ACD-10 is a stand alone call distributor that will distribute calls from up to 10 incoming C.O./PABX
lines to up to 6 individual agents.
Calls will be distributed by either ACD
(Automatic Call Distributor), UCD
(Uniform Call Distributor), hunt group or
ring group protocols.
If an agent is not available, the ACD-10
can be programmed to answer calls,
play an announcement, and place the call on hold for the first available agent. Custom ringing indicates
to the agent that the call has been answered by the ACD-10.
Basic phone system features are also provided by the ACD-10 such as transfer, paging, intercom, 3-way
calling, as well as a RS-232 call statistics output.
ACD-10
ACD-10
Automatic Call
Distributor
July 6, 2004
• Call centers
• Sales departments
• Field service departments
• Technical support departments
• Small businesses
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• Conference - Agents may conference in a second agent
• Custom Ringing - A double ring indicates a system answered or
intercom call, a single ring indicates the call is from the CO or PABX
(not answered)
• Directed Call Pick-Up - Pick up any agent’s phone from your phone
• Disconnects on CPC - (CPC may not be available in all PABX’s)
• Intercom - Agents can call each other
• MOH Input (Music-On-Hold) - Connection for an audio source that
callers on hold hear while waiting for an available agent
• Night Answer - Announcement and drop or no answer at night
• Night Mode Turns ON/OFF - via a contact closure, remote touch
tone phone, or front panel switch
• Outbound - Agents can dial 9 or dial a “Direct Trunk Access Code”
for an outbound line
• Paging - Agents can voice page over external PA speakers
• Park - Agents can put a call on hold and busy out their phone
• Recording - Locally using the included carbon handset, download
from a tape recorder, or remotely from a touch tone phone
• Security Code - A 6-digit number used to access programming
• Station Active LED Indicators - Displays which agents are busy
• Statistics - A RS-232 port provides a printer or PC with data of:
time, date, line, hold time, agent, agent time and type for each call
• Supervised Transfer - An agent can transfer a call to another agent
by first conversing with the agent, then hang up to give them the call
• Transfer Out of System - Allow agents to use Centrex or PABX
3-way calling/transfer feature to send calls to another location
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SERIAL PORT
(RS-232)
PAGING
OUT
MOH
IN
BACKGROUND
MUSIC IN
Viking Electronics, Inc.
Hudson, WI 54016
POWER
13.8VAC
RJ-21X
LINE IN/STATION OUT
Punchdown Terminal
Block with Split Center
(not included)
Siemans # 566B3-50
Marconi # R66B3-50
Remote
Night
Mode
Switch
Computer
(not included)
For Statistics
Paging Background
Music Source
(not included)
MODEL M15W
TONE
CONTROL
PAGING
VOLUME
VIKING
ELECTRONICS
HUDSON WI 54016
LOW HIGH MIN MAX
PAGING
POWER AMPLIFIER
POWER 13.8VAC
POWER
LED
OUTPUT INPUTS
15 WATT
AMPLIFIER 600
OHM
8
OHM
12345678
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VIKING
VIKING©MODEL DVA-2WA
VIKING
ELECTRONICS
HUDSON, WI 54016
DIGITAL ANNOUNCER
WITH 2 WATT AMPLIFIER
POWER 12V DC
STATUSLED
AUX. AUDIO INPUT/MOH RECORD AUDIO INPUT (MIC/TAPE) HANDSET REC/MONITOR
DEFAULTMSG. MESSAGE REPEAT DELAY TIMES
1234
REMOTE TRIGGER (STRAP TO REPEAT)
12
SPEAKER OUTPUT
34
600 OHM AUDIO OUTPUT
MASTER
VOLUME
AUX. AUDIO
VOLUME
MIN MAX MIN MAX
6 Agent Stations
(expandable to 10)
C.O. Lines
1-10
RJ21X Male Jack
(not included)
Rear View of
the ACD-10
15V AC
Adapter
Included
NIGHT
MODE
Optional Music/Promotion
On Hold Source
(DVA-2WA shown, not included)
Optional Paging System
(M15W shown, not included)
Row 1
Stations
Station 10T
Station 10R
Station 11T
Station 11R
Station 12T
Station 12R
Station 13T
Station 13R
Station 14T
Station 14R
Station 15T
Station 15R
Station 16T
Station 16R
Station 17T
Station 17R
Station 18T
Station 18R
Station 19T
Station 19R
Not
Used
LM-24D T
LM-24D R
Row 2
ACD-10
26 W/BL
1 BL/W
27 W/O
2 O/W
28 W/G
3 G/W
29 W/BN
4 BN/W
30 W/S
5 S/W
31 R/BL
6 BL/R
32 R/O
7 O/R
33 R/G
8 G/R
34 R/BN
9 BN/R
35 R/S
10 S/R
36 BK/BL
11 BL/BK
37 BK/O
12 O/BK
Row 3
ACD-10
41 Y/BL
16 BL/Y
42 Y/O
17 O/Y
43 Y/G
18 G/Y
44 Y/BN
19 BN/Y
45 Y/S
20 S/Y
46 V/BL
21 BL/V
47 V/O
22 O/V
48 V/G
23 G/V
49 V/BN
24 BN/V
50 V/S
25 S/V
Row 4
CO Lines
Trunk 1T
Trunk 1R
Trunk 2T
Trunk 2R
Trunk 3T
Trunk 3R
Trunk 4T
Trunk 4R
Trunk 5T
Trunk 5R
Trunk 6T
Trunk 6R
Trunk 7T
Trunk 7R
Trunk 8T
Trunk 8R
Trunk 9T
Trunk 9R
Trunk 10T
Trunk 10R
Optional Expansion
Bridged
Optional LM-24D
Display (not included)
LINE 1
NIGHT MODE
LINE 9
LINE 7
LINE 5
LINE 3
LINE 2
DAY (3) MODE
LINE 10
LINE 8
LINE 6
LINE 4
STATION 10
DAY (5) MODE
STATION 18
STATION 16
STATION 14
STATION 12
STATION 11
PROGRAMMING
STATION 19
STATION 17
STATION 15
STATION 13
VIKING©LINE STATUS MONITOR LM-24D
Bridged
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Important: This connection is polarity sensitive. If the
display does not function properly, reverse polarity.
Note: Trunk 10 must be
called directly to access
remote programming.
IMPORTANT: Electronic devices are susceptible to lightning and power station electrical surges from both the AC outlet and the telephone line. It is recommended that
a surge protector be installed to protect against such surges. Contact Panamax at [phone] or Electronic Specialists Inc. at [phone].
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?Need More Information on the M15W?
Call [phone] and select 481.
?Need More Information on the DVA-2WA?
Call [phone] and select 110.
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Power: 120V AC/15V AC 2.2A, UL listed adapter provided
Dimensions: 483mm x 305mm x 44mm (19” x 12” x 1.75”)
Shipping Weight: 3.4 kg (7.5 lbs)
Environmental: 0° C to 32° C (32° F to 90° F) with 5% to 95%
non-condensing humidity
Station Loop Length: 1.5 km (5000 ft) maximum at 24 AWG
twisted pair
Station Talk Battery Voltage: 40V DC 26mA
Station Ring Voltage: 90V AC @ 20 Hz (nominal)
Hookswitch Flash Timing Range: 150ms - 900ms
Internal Digital Announcer/Recorder: 1
Message Lengths: Day message - 30 seconds, Night message -
60 seconds, Pacifier message - 10 seconds
Announcement Sampling Rate: 64K (equivalent)
Intercom Paths: 2
Dial Tone with DTMF Receiver: 1
Camp-On Calls: Up to 2 calls per station
Audio Loss: 2 dB from trunk to station
Connections: (1) RJ-21X female jack, (4) 3.5mm (1/8”) audio
jacks, (1) carbon handset jack, (1) 9-pin RS-232 jack, (2) screw
terminals

Sw 1
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Sw 2
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Description
ACD Operation
UCD Operation
Hunt Group Operation
Ring Group Operation
Normal mode: Answers call if agent does not answer within 3-5 rings (programmable).
Call screening mode: Answers all calls and plays message before calls ring through to agent.
No calls answered in the “night mode”. (line 10 will answer after 10 rings for remote programming)
Calls are answered, given the night announcement and dropped when in the “night mode”.
Sw 4
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
OFF
ON
Sw 3
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
OFF
ON
n/a
n/a
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D. Recording and Playback
B. Security Code
A six-digit number must be used to access the programming mode. The security code has been factory set to 845464
(V-I-K-I-N-G). It is recommended that you change the security code to a personal six-digit number as follows:
C. Accessing the Programming Mode
VIKING©MODEL ACD-10
AUTOMATED CALL
DISTRIBUTOR ACTIVE STATIONS
NIGHT
DAY (3)
DAY (5)
RECORD
ANSWER
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
ANNOUNCER
VOLUME
MOH
VOLUME
TAPE IN
REC / MON
START
MODES
1 2 3 4
Station "In-Use" Indicators
Answer Mode Indicators
Answer Mode Selector
Local Record Indicators
Local Record Selector
Music-On-Hold Volume Control
Carbon Handset Jack
Tape/CD/Sound card Input
Announcement Volume Control
Start/Stop Record/Play Button
Start Indicator
A. DIP Switch Programming
1. Local
2. Remote
Step 1. Access programming as shown in section Dbelow.
Step 2. Enter your new security code, followed by “#47”.
Note: The security code must be six-digits in length and cannot contain a ✱ or #.
Step 1. Call into line 10 using a Touch Tone phone.
Step 2. When answered by an attendant, enter a ✱. If answered by the ACD-10, press and hold ✱until the message stops.
Step 3. When the recording stops, enter the six digit security code. A double beep should be heard.
Step 1. Plug the supplied carbon handset into the REC/MON jack or plug a tape player into the TAPE IN jack (see diagram ).
Step 2. Select the record mode by pressing the RECORD/ANSWER switch until the LED light indicates the record mode
is selected (see diagram above)
Step 3. Select the announcement to be recorded (Answer Greeting, Pacifier or Night) by pressing the NIGHT/DAY(3)/
DAY(5) button until the LED indicates the desired announcement (see diagram above).
NIGHT - Night message (up to 60 seconds)
DAY(3) - Answer greeting message (up to 30 seconds)
DAY(5) - Pacifier message (up to 10 seconds)
Step 4. Momentarily press the START switch and begin talking into the handset or press play on the tape player. A hand-
set may be used to monitor.
Step 5. When finished recording, momentarily press the START switch. Playback is automatic.
Step 6. Record the remaining announcements by repeating steps 3-5.
Step 7. Place ACD-10 back into the answer mode when local recording is complete.
Step 1. Enter programming as shown in section Dabove.
Step 2. Enter ✱then 1,2 or 3 to record the (1) “Pacifier”, (2) “Greeting” or (3) “Night” announcement.
Step 3. Wait for the tone, then begin recording.
Step 4. Press “#” to stop recording. Playback is automatic.
Step 5. Record the remaining announcements by repeating steps 2-4.
Step 6. Enter ✱then 4, 5 or 6 to review the (4) “Pacifier”, (5) “Greeting” or (6) “Night” announcement again.
3.
VIKING©MODEL ACD-10
AUTOMATED CALL
DISTRIBUTOR ACTIVE STATIONS
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
MODES
1 2 3 4
MODES
1 2 3 4
ON
OFF
Note: Keep recorded announcements short. The ACD-10 cannot answer additional calls while any announcement is playing.

J. Station Ring Limit
If a station rings (inbound or transferred C.O. call) un-answered and the ring limit is met, the station will be marked “unavailable” and the call will be
sent to another agent. Calls will no longer be sent to that station until it is manually made “available” again (see Operation section D). The station
ring limit is factory set to 10 rings. While in the programming mode, enter 2 digits (number of rings) followed by #44.
K. Time and Date
The time and date only need to be set if the serial RS-
232 port is used to collect detailed call activity data.
This allows each call record to be stamped with the
proper time and date. When in programming follow the
steps shown at the right.
To Program the ACD-10...
...to set the station ring limit to 8
...to disable the station ring limit
Step 2 - Enter Digits
0 8 # 4 4
0 0 # 4 4
Step 1 - See Programming section C
Enter Programming
Enter Programming
To Program the Date and Time of the ACD-10...
Minutes (mm)
Hours (hh) Note: 24 hour clock.
Date (DD)
Month (MM)
Year (YY)
Enter string in the memory location...
Enter Digits:
2 digits (00 - 59)
2 digits (00 - 24)
2 digits (01 - 31)
2 digits (1 - 12)
2 digits (01 - 99)
m m h h D D M M Y Y # 4 0
F. Pacifier Delay Time (factory set to 60 seconds)
The time in seconds a call waits on hold between hearing the pacifier announcement can be programmed from 1 second (enter 001) to 250 seconds
(enter 250). Enter 000 to disable the pacifier message (see example below).
G. Break Delay Time (factory set to 15 seconds)
The time in seconds an agent has after completing a call to “catch their breath” and finish paper work before receiving another call. Note: Camped-
on calls will ring in immediately without a break delay time.
E. Quick Programming Guide Enter
Digits - then - Memory
Location
H. Remote Mode Selection
When in programming, one of the three answer modes may be selected.
Note: mm = Minutes, hh = Hours (24-hour), DD = Day, MM = Month, YY = Year
Security code (factory set to 845464) .........................................................................................................................
Pacifier delay time in seconds (000-250, factory set to 60 seconds) ..........................................................................
Break delay time in seconds (000-250, factory set to 15 seconds) .............................................................................
Hold alarm time, in minutes (00-99, factory set to 2 minutes) .....................................................................................
Station ring limit (01-99, 00 disables, factory set to 10 rings) ......................................................................................
Set all programming features to factory settings (including security code) .................................................................
Set statistics data output to tab delimited ASCII text format ........................................................................................
Set statistics data output to space delimited ASCII text format ..................................................................................
Set statistics data output to column format (factory setting) .......................................................................................
Record pacifier on hold announcement ......................................................................................................................
Record answer announcement ..................................................................................................................................
Record night announcement ......................................................................................................................................
Playback pacifier announcement ...............................................................................................................................
Playback answer announcement ...............................................................................................................................
Playback night announcement ...................................................................................................................................
Select standard DAY (5) (auto-answers after 5 rings) .................................................................................................
Select standard DAY (3) (auto-answers after 3 rings) .................................................................................................
Select NIGHT mode ...................................................................................................................................................
Set the time and date .................................................................................................................................................
6 digits
3 digits
3 digits
2 digits
2 digits
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✱✱2
✱✱3
✱✱4
✱1
✱2
✱3
✱4
✱5
✱6
✱7
✱8
✱9
mmhhDDMMYY then #40
then
then
then
then
then
#47
#41
#42
#43
#44
I. Hold Alarm Time (factory set to 2 minutes)
The hold alarm time only needs to be set if the LM-24D Display Module is used for monitoring line and station activity. When a call is on hold for
longer that the programmed hold alarm time, it will be displayed as a fast flashing line and the LM-24D will produce a warble tone. While in pro-
gramming, enter 2 digits (representing the time in minutes) followed by #43.
To Program the ACD-10...
...to a pacifier delay time of 90 seconds
...to disable the pacifier message
Step 2 - Enter Digits
0 9 0 # 4 1
0 0 0 # 4 1
Step 1 - See Programming section C
Enter Programming
Enter Programming
To Program the ACD-10...
...to a break delay time of 30 seconds
...to disable the break delay time
Step 2 - Enter Digits
0 3 0 # 4 2
0 0 0 # 4 2
Step 1 - See Programming section C
Enter Programming
Enter Programming
To Program the ACD-10...
...to be in the DAY(5) mode
...to be in the DAY(3) mode
...to be in the NIGHT mode
Step 2 - Enter Digits
✱7
✱8
✱9
Step 1 - See Programming section C
Enter Programming
Enter Programming
Enter Programming
To Program the ACD-10...
...to have a hold alarm time of 4 minutes
...to disable the hold alarm time
Step 2 - Enter Digits
04 # 4 3
0 0 # 4 3
Step 1 - See Programming section C
Enter Programming
Enter Programming
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A. Protocols
1. ACD Protocol (Automatic Call Distributor) - The ACD-10 distributes inbound calls to the next available or longest idle
agent so that agents are more likely to get a similar amount of “free” time between calls. Calls answered by the ACD-10 will be
indicated by a custom double ring cadence.
2. UCD Protocol (Uniform Call Distributor) - The ACD-10 distributes inbound calls so that each agent receives approxi-
mately the same number of calls. Calls answered by the ACD-10 will be indicated by a custom double ring cadence.
3. Hunt Group Protocol - The ACD-10 distributes inbound calls so that Agent #10 receives the most calls. Agent #11
receives calls only if Agent #10 is busy, and so on up the line so that Agent #15 is least likely to receive an inbound call. Calls
answered by the ACD-10 will be indicated by a custom double ring cadence.
4. Ring Group Protocol - The ACD-10 will ring all available agent’s phones, the first agent to pick up, answers the call.
B. Day Mode (see DIP Switch Programming, section B)
In the DAY(3) or DAY(5) mode of operation, the ACD-10 will send inbound calls to the agents based on the selected protocol
(above). Agent’s phones will ring in a standard cadence indicating a new call. If the call is not answered by an agent within three
rings (DAY(3) mode) or five rings (DAY(5) mode), the ACD-10 will answer the call, play the “Answer Greeting” announcement, then
place the call on hold. The agent’s phone will now ring in a double ring cadence indicating that the call is on hold. If call screening
is selected (DIP switch 3 ON), all calls are answered and given the “Answer Greeting” announcement. Then the ACD-10 will send
the inbound calls to the agents based on the selected protocol. In the call screening mode, ring delay is changed to one ring for
DAY (3) or two rings for DAY (5).
While calls are on hold, a pacifier announcement will be played based on a timed interval (factory set to 60 seconds). If a station
rings past the station ring limit (factory set to 10 rings) it is automatically marked as “unavailable” and the call is sent to another
agent. No other calls will be sent to that agent, until it is manually made available again (see section Dbelow).
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C. Night Mode (see DIP Switch Programming, section B)
In the NIGHT mode, calls will be answered, given the “Night” announcement and dropped (DIP switch 4 ON). Alternatively, in the
NIGHT mode, no calls are answered (DIP switch 4 OFF). There are three ways to put the ACD-10 into the night mode: 1. From
remote programming 2. From the front panel. 3. By providing a hard contact closure (remote night switch) to the remote night
mode screw terminals (back panel).
Note: The remote night mode switch has priority, so when it is used (contact closed), the ACD-10 displays this as a blinking NIGHT
LED and the ACD-10 can only be removed from the night mode by opening the closure.
When the NIGHT mode is activated, calls connected to agents or camped-on to agents will remain, but calls waiting on hold for an
available agent will be given the “Night” announcement and dropped.
D. Station Features
Step 3
Hang up
Step 1
Go off-hook on the desired station
Step 2
Enter “681”
1. Station Unavailable - To prevent incoming and transferred calls from ringing that phone:
While a station is marked as unavailable, stutter dial tone is given to that phone. From power-up, all stations are automatically made unavailable,
and do not appear on the optional LM-24 display. Use the station available code (see below) to activate the required stations from power-up.
Step 3
Hang up
Step 1
Go off-hook on the desired station
Step 2
Enter “682”
2. Station Available - To allow incoming and transferred calls to ring to that phone:
The ACD-10 is designed to function as an efficient inbound call distributor. Many PABX type features are offered, but there is not
the ability for multiple agents to access intercom dial tone at the same time. If a busy signal is given to an off-hook phone, intercom
dial tone is not available. Hang up and try again a few seconds later.
3. Directed Call Pick Up - To pick up a particular agent’s parked/ringing call (not available in Ring Group mode or camped-on calls):
Step 3
Enter agent’s station number (10-15)
Step 1
Go off-hook
Step 2
Enter “#”
5. Paging - To access the paging port:
Step 3
Hang up
Step 1
Go off-hook
Step 2
Enter “56” and speak into the handset
4. Call Park - To place a call on hold, and busy out your phone:
Step 3
Hang up
Step 1
Flash
Step 2
Enter “50”
Note: To pick up a call on the phone it was parked at, simply come back off-hook. To pick up a parked call from a different phone, use the
“Directed Call Pickup” feature above.

This call type represents the normal procedure for call distribution in which an incoming call is assigned to an agent, the agent and caller
converse, and the call ends when both caller and agent hang up. Notice that in the example call records above, the second to last call record
has no on-hold time listed. This indicates that the agent picked up the call before the ACD-10 answered (before the ring delay had been
met) so that no hold time was accumulated.
a. Completed Call
An abandoned call record is generated when a caller on hold in the ACD-10 system hangs up before an agent can get to the call. This sta-
tistic is particularly useful in determining staffing needs; a relatively large number of abandoned calls would indicate that there are not enough
agents to handle incoming calls in a timely fashion.
b. Abandoned Call
This call type is produced when a call is transferred from one agent to another. The time that the caller has been on hold and the time the
first agent spent on the call are logged in this call record. Note that it is possible to determine which agent the call was transferred to by
looking for the next appearance of the same line number in subsequent call records. One or more lines down in the call records the line
number appears again, with the ON HOLD column blank, the new agent number indicated and the call type logged as COMPL. In this way
it is possible to trace a transferred call from start to finish.
c. Transferred Call
With this call type the ACD-10 logs the time and line number of outbound calls made by agents.
d. Outbound Call
1. Call Type Codes
E. RS-232 Call Statistics Output
Code
COMPL
ABAND
TRANS
OUT
DATE
09/07/01
09/07/01
09/07/01
09/07/01
09/07/01
TIME
10:22:16 AM
10:23:58 AM
10:24:45 AM
10:26:05 AM
10:27:01 AM
LINE
01
01
01
01
02
ON-HOLD
00:00:07
00:00:22
00:00:11
AGENT
10
10
11
11
AGT TIME
00:00:14
00:00:09
00:01:17
00:00:41
CODE
COMPL
ABAND
TRANS
COMPL
OUT
The ACD-10 can output call statistics to a PC or serial printer through its RS-232 serial port. The ACD-10 logs the date of call, time
of call, line number of call, time the caller was on hold, agent that handled call, and type of call (see Call Type Codes below). The
ACD-10 features an internal clock/calendar that is used to date stamp each call record. After initial power-up, this internal clock must
be set (see Programming section Kto set time and date).
Description
Completed Call
Abandoned Call
Transferred Call
Outbound Call
Simulated Call Statistics Output Call Type Codes
6.
6. Intercom - To talk to another agent:
Step 3
Converse, then hang up
Step 1
Go off-hook
Step 2
Enter agents station number (10-15)
7. Blind Transfer - To transfer a call to another agent: Note: If the station is busy, you may camp-on the call by hanging up.
Step 4
Hang up
Step 1
Flash
Step 2
Enter agents station number (10-15)
Step 3
Wait for ringback tones
8. Supervised Transfer - To transfer a call to another agent:
Step 4
Hang up
Step 1
Flash
Step 2
Enter agents station number (10-15)
Step 3
Wait for answer, converse
Note: If the station dialed is busy, you may camp-on the call by hanging up. If after conversing with the agent, it is decided that the transfer is
no longer required, simply ask the agent to hang up, and the call will be instantly reconnected.
9. Conference - To conference another agent into an established call:
Step 4
Flash again
Step 1
Flash
Step 2
Enter agents station number (10-15)
Step 3
Wait for answer, converse
12. Transfer Out of System - To produce a flash on the outside line, allowing agents to use Centrex or PABX 3-way calling or
transfer features external to the ACD-10:
Step 4
Use external features
Step 1
Flash
Step 2
Wait for dialtone
Step 3
Enter ✱
10. Outside Line - To gain access to an outside line:
Step 3
Dial desired number
Step 1
Go off-hook
Step 2
Enter “9” and wait for dial tone
11. Direct Trunk Access - To directly access a specific trunk:
Step 3
Enter line number (01-10)
Step 1
Go off-hook
Step 2
Enter “8”
13. Camp-On - During a transfer if the station dialed is busy, you may camp-on the call by hanging up. If the station already has
two camped on calls or has been made unavailable, the call will immediately ring back.

Baud Rate
Data Bits
Stop Bits
Parity
Flow Control
9600
8
1
none
Hardware
Serial Printer Configuration
Important: Viking Electronics will NOT support computer software or
hardware problems. If you experience these problems, research your
hardware and/or software instruction manuals or contact the manufactur-
er’s technical support department.
Start your communication software. “Hyperterminal” is the communication
software supplied with all Windows 32-bit operating systems. Configure a
profile called “ACD-10” as shown to the right.
Save your settings. This will allow you to retrieve your settings whenever
you wish to download the ACD-10 data without having to manually set the
parameters each time.
Connect your PC to the serial port of the ACD-10. From the PC, start the communications software and open the profile you
created. Call records will appear as they are sent via the serial port by the ACD-10. Note that it is possible to minimize your
communications software application so the PC can perform other functions while calls are being logged in the background.
This format is best for use with a printer or PC set up to print or display the call records to the screen as they are generated.
c. Column Text Format (enter ✱✱4 while in Programming)
This format is used when call records are to be stored and processed using spreadsheet or database software. The ACD-
10 sends the call records to the serial port of a PC with the data fields delimited by ASCII tab characters, where they are
stored temporarily by communications software such as HyperTerminal. The user then periodically retrieves the call records
and imports them into existing spreadsheet or database files for storage or processing.
a. Tab Delimited ASCII Text Format (enter ✱✱2 while in Programming)
This format is used if it is preferred or necessary for the ACD-10 to send call records with the data fields delimited by ASCII
space characters rather than tabs.
b. Space Delimited ASCII Text Format (enter ✱✱3 while in Programming)
Important: Viking Electronics will NOT support computer software or hardware problems.
If you experience these problems, research your hardware and/or software instruction
manuals or contact the manufacturer’s technical support department.
Connect your serial printer to the RS-232 port of the ACD-10 and configure your printer
as shown to the right.
2. PC Operation and Configuration
Com
Baud Rate
Data Bits
Stop Bits
Parity
Flow Control
That of your serial port (1-4)
9600
8
1
none
Hardware
Communication Software Configuration
3. Printer Operation and Configuration
4. Output Formats
7.
O
Op pt ti io on ns s
The ACD-10 is expandable from 6 to 10 stations with the optional ACD-10-EB. In addition to gaining 4 more stations, there is also
the option to add the “Transfer Only” station feature available on stations 16, 17, 18 and/or 19 by installing the included ACD10 V1.4
chip. Follow the instructions below to install the ACD-10-EB and the ACD10 V1.4 chip.
A. ACD-10-EB Expansion Board
J2
J11
Internal View of the ACD-10
(4) 4x40 ¼" Screws
(included)
ACD-10-EB
xx / xx
14
3
2
ON
ACD-10-EB
xx / xx
S1
14
3
2
ON
14
3
2
ON
OFF
Station 16
Station 17
Station 18
Station 19
Transfer-Only
Feature
ACD10 V1.4
Notch
End Up
Optional
Transfer-Only
Software
Important: Electronic components are sensitive to static electricity. Personnel and the work area should be grounded before handling.
Insert the chip
carefully into the
appropriate
socket with the
indent facing as
shown below.

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3. Programming
Programming of the ACD-10 remains unchanged with the addition of the ACD-10-EB except for the “Transfer Only” feature
switches available on the ACD-10-EB board when the ACD10 V1.4 software chip is installed. Turn the switch ON to activate
the “Transfer Only” feature for the associated station as shown in the diagram on the previous page.
2. Station Activation
To Activate Stations 16 - 19...
Step 1. Come off-hook on the station you wish to activate.
Step 2. Dial “682” and hang up.
Step 3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each station you wish to activate.
The LM-24D will display the mode in which the ACD-10 is operating in. Also, ring-
ing lines or lines on hold waiting for an agent appear as a fast flashing lamp. Calls
on hold longer than the programmable hold alarm time will flash and warble. Once
a call is answered by an agent, it will appear as a solid line lamp.
Stations never put into service (made available) from system power-up will stay dark.
Stations that are in-use or ringing are displayed as a solid lamp. Stations made
unavailable will appear as a lamp that winks off every few seconds. Note: See the
diagram at the right for display layout.
B. Optional LM-24D Display
LINE 1
NIGHT MODE
LINE 9
LINE 7
LINE 5
LINE 3
LINE 2
DAY (3) MODE
LINE 10
LINE 8
LINE 6
LINE 4
STATION 10
DAY (5) MODE
STATION 18
STATION 16
STATION 14
STATION 12
STATION 11
PROGRAMMING
STATION 19
STATION 17
STATION 15
STATION 13
VIKING©LINE STATUS MONITOR LM-24D
4. Operation
The addition of the ACD-10-EB board allows the ACD-10 to be expanded from 6 to 10 stations, bringing into service stations
16, 17, 18 and 19. Normal operation of the ACD-10 remains unchanged. If the “Transfer Only” switch is ON and the ACD10
V1.4 chip is installed, the associated station (when activated) allows only transferred calls to ring through. These can be in the
form of blind transfers, supervised transfers, intercom calls, conference calls and camp-on call transfers. Since having the
switch ON prevents incoming calls from ringing through, that station can be used as a tie-line to transfer calls to another phone
system, or be used by manager, billing agents or any other personnel that should not get inbound calls, but is available to receive
calls transferred from any agent. Note: The “Transfer Only” station feature is not available in the ring group protocol.
?Need More Information on the LM-24D?
Call [phone] and select 670.
1. Installation
Step 1. Power down the ACD-10.
Step 2. Remove the ACD-10 cover using the supplied 3/32” hex key.
Step 3. Replace existing software chip with the ACD10 V1.4 chip if the “Transfer Only” feature is needed as shown on the previous page.
Step 4. Snap the ACD-10-EB into place as shown in the diagram on the previous page.
Step 5. Secure the ACD-10-EB board with the supplied 4 x 40 ¼” screws.
Step 6. Carefully plug the two ribbon cable connectors into the J2 and J11 pins as shown in the diagram on the previous page.
Step 7. Set DIP switches to ON to activate “Transfer Only” station feature if needed.
Step 8. Replace the cover on the ACD-10 and power the unit on.
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Our Technical Support Department is available for assistance Monday 8am - 4pm andTuesday toThursday 8am - 5pm central time. So that we can give you better service, before you call please:
1. Know the model number, the serial number and what software version you have (see serial label).
2. Have your Technical Practice in front of you.
3. It is best if you are on site.
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Viking warrants its products to be free from defects in the workmanship or materials, under normal use and service, for a period of one year from the date of purchase from any authorized Viking distributor or 18 months from the date manu-
factured, which ever is greater. If at any time during the warranty period, the product is deemed defective or malfunctions, return the product to Viking Electronics, Inc., 1531 Industrial Street, Hudson, WI., 54016. Customer must contact Viking's
Technical Support Department at 715-386-8666 to obtain a ReturnAuthorization (R.A.) number.
This warranty does not cover any damage to the product due to lightning, over voltage, under voltage, accident, misuse, abuse, negligence or any damage caused by use of the product by the purchaser or others.
Vikings sole responsibility shall be to repair or replace (at Viking's option) the material within the terms stated above. VIKING SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE OF ANY KIND INCLUDING INCIDENTAL OR CONSE-
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RETURNING PRODUCT FOR EXCHANGE
The following procedure is for equipment that has failed out-of-box (within 10 days of purchase):
1. Customer must contact Viking’sTechnical Support at 715-386-8666 to determine possible causes for the problem. The
customer MUST be able to step through recommended tests for diagnosis.
2. If the Technical Support Product Specialist determines that the equipment is defective based on the customer's input
and troubleshooting, a ReturnAuthorization (R.A.) number will be issued. This number is valid for fourteen (14)
calendar days from the date of issue.
3. After obtaining the R.A. number, return the approved equipment to your distributor, referencing the R.A. number. Your
distributor will then replace the product over the counter at no charge. The distributor will then return the product to
Viking using the same R.A. number.
4. The distributor will NOT exchange this product without first obtaining the R.A. number from you. If you haven't
followed the steps listed in 1, 2 and 3, be aware that you will have to pay a restocking charge.
RETURNING PRODUCT FOR REPAIR
The following procedure is for equipment that needs repair:
1. Customer must contact Viking's Technical Support Department at 715-386-8666 to obtain a Return Authorization (RA)
number. The customer MUST have a complete description of the problem, with all pertinent information regarding the
defect, such as options set, conditions, symptoms, methods to duplicate problem, frequency of failure, etc.
2. Packing: Return equipment in original box or in proper packing so that damage will not occur while in transit. Static
sensitive equipment such as a circuit board should be in an anti-static bag, sandwiched between foam and individual-
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ALL parts of the equipment. C.O.D. or freight collect shipments cannot be accepted. Ship cartons prepaid to:
Viking Electronics, 1531 Industrial Street, Hudson, WI 54016
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4. RAnumber on carton: In large printing, write the R.A. number on the outside of each carton being returned.