DS200 User’s Guide
DS200 User’s Guide
DS200 User’s Guide
DS200 User’s Guide
V003. 09.09.2002
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SYSTEM FEATURES
SYSTEM FEATURES
SYSTEM FEATURES
SYSTEM FEATURES
Definition:
Definition:
Definition:
Definition:
DS200 is a modular digital telephone exchange, which can be easily expanded, thanks to its
modular and flexible structure, and whose initial configuration can be modified and improved
in time. It essentially fulfills needs of medium and large-scale enterprises.
Structure of the System:
Structure of the System:
Structure of the System:
Structure of the System:
The DS200 electronic telephone exchange consists of power circuits, a central processor, a
control unit, ACD system, extension, line and network connection cards, together with their
line connection cards, which are all mounted in a metal chassis. The DS200 system can be
used with any standard phone set, in addition to the special feature telephone sets that are
manufactured especially for it.
It is possible to connect peripheral units to the DS200 exchange such as answering
machines, wireless telephone sets, fax, data terminals and modems. Please call your
authorized reseller for detailed information.
Dial Tones and Hook Flash:
Dial Tones and Hook Flash:
Dial Tones and Hook Flash:
Dial Tones and Hook Flash:
There is information below, about the factory default tones of the system and their
structures. Durations of those tones can be changed through the Admin program upon wish.
Internal dial tone:
Internal dial tone:
Internal dial tone:
Internal dial tone:
An extension receives this tone, which consists of a continuous signal at a single frequency
when the handset is lifted. The tone indicates that one can dial numbers for any action.
Meanwhile, if the Auto-dialer or Follow Me is active, then the tone shifts to another tone with
double frequency.
CO dial tone:
CO dial tone:
CO dial tone:
CO dial tone:
An extension receives this tone upon accessing a line. An external number can be dialed
after receiving the tone.
Ring back tone:
Ring back tone:
Ring back tone:
Ring back tone:
This tone is received when an extension calls another extension and if that extension is not
busy at the moment. It is in the form of two short ringings. This tone takes the form of three
short ringings, if an extension calls another extension with less intrusion authorization. The
tone shifts to another tone with double frequency, if the called extension has activated the
Follow Me function.