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CHAPTER 1 GENERAL INFORMATION

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CS SPECIFICATIONS

CS Specifications

ITEM

SPECIFICATIONS

• BS21/BS21A (Legacy CS)

Output Power

10 mW

Type of Interface

S Interface

Number of Simultaneous Speech Path

Maximum 3

Power Requirements

Power feeding from the WCS: DC –48 V±5 V

Power Consumption

Maximum 4.5 W

Operating Conditions

Ambient Temperature: –10 - 50 °C
Relative Humidity: 45 - 85

(non-condensing)

Installation Location: Indoor

Dimensions (unit: mm)

141 (W)

183 (H)

36 (D)

Weight

Approx. 380 g

• BS31 (Legacy CS)

Output Power

10 mW

Type of Interface

U Interface

Number of Simultaneous Speech Path

Maximum 3

Power Requirements

Power feeding from the WCS: DC –48 V±5 V

Power Consumption

Maximum 3.5 W

Operating Conditions

Ambient Temperature: –10 - 50 °C
Relative Humidity: 45 - 85

(non-condensing)

Installation Location: Indoor

Dimensions (unit: mm)

141 (W)

183 (H)

36 (D)

Weight

Approx. 380 g

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CS SPECIFICATIONS

Summary of Contents for UNIVERGE NEAX 2000 IPS

Page 1: ...NWA 008855 001 ISSUE 1 WCS System Manual PHS for Series 3300 or later JULY 2005 NEC Corporation...

Page 2: ...pared this document for use by its employees and customers The information contained herein is the property of NEC Corporation and shall not be reproduced without prior written approval from NEC Corpo...

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Page 5: ...IPS WCS System Manual PHS for Series 3300 or later Revision Sheet 3 3 NWA 008855 001 149 1 150 1 151 1 152 1 153 1 154 1 155 1 156 1 157 1 158 1 159 1 160 1 161 1 162 1 163 1 164 1 165 1 166 1 167 1 1...

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Page 7: ...CS IN REMOTE PIM OVER IP 12 WIRELESS SYNCHRONIZATION OF IP CS 13 CARD NAME AND FUNCTION 18 SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS 23 CS SPECIFICATIONS 24 SYSTEM CAPACITY 27 TIME SLOT ALLOCATION 31 CSH 31 CSI 31 CHAPTE...

Page 8: ...a Conversion 88 LEN Assignment by CM14 89 PROGRAMMING SUMMARY 91 Initial Set Up of System with Legacy CS 91 Initial Set Up of System with IP CS 92 Changing CS Data in Service 93 Replacing PS 94 PS NAT...

Page 9: ...andset 151 Station Hunting Not Available 153 Voice Mail Indication 154 MAINTENANCE DATA PROGRAMMING 155 CHAPTER 4 CIRCUIT CARD INFORMATION 157 HOW TO READ THIS CHAPTER 158 MOUNTING LOCATION OF CIRCUIT...

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Page 11: ...name and function system specifications capacity and conditions CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION This chapter explains the hardware installation procedure to provide WCS interface to the PBX CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM DA...

Page 12: ...SERVERDM Terminal Name The following IP terminals are designated as DtermIP usually unless we need to mention the type of ter minal in particular Dterm IP IP Bundled Type Dterm IP INASET Dterm SP20 Dt...

Page 13: ...uired for programming the system and Resident System Program Office Data Programming Manual Contains the Customer Specifications Sheets and Office Data Programming Sheets Maintenance Manual Contains t...

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Page 15: ...name and function system specifications system capacity and conditions SYSTEM OUTLINE 6 DESCRIPTION OF IP CS 10 IP CS IN REMOTE PIM OVER IP 12 WIRELESS SYNCHRONIZATION OF IP CS 13 CARD NAME AND FUNCT...

Page 16: ...escription of IP CS see DESCRIPTION OF IP CS Page 10 Type of System Configurations There are three types of system configurations available as follows 1 Integrated Type The system provides both PBX an...

Page 17: ...DTI 24 30 channel Digital Trunk Interface DLC Digital Line Circuit LC Line Circuit Legacy CS Legacy Cell Station PS Personal Station Virtual Station NOTE LC SLT DLC Dterm NOTE COT Legacy CS SLT PS PS...

Page 18: ...ital Announcement Trunk DLC Digital Line Circuit IP CS IP Cell Station IP PAD 8 32 channel IP PAD LC Line Circuit PS Personal Station Virtual Station NOTE PS PS PS Virtual CSH MP LAN IP CS LC SLT DLC...

Page 19: ...Central Office Trunk DAT Digital Announcement Trunk DTI 24 30 channel Digital Trunk Interface DLC Digital Line Circuit IP CS IP Cell Station IP PAD 8 32 channel IP PAD LC Line Circuit PS Personal Stat...

Page 20: ...tly between IP CSs and DtermIPs on the LAN To accommodate IP CS following Key FDs are required Application Key FD for WCS PHS IP Port Licence 4 port Key FD for each IP CS set WCS with IP CS NOTE 1 To...

Page 21: ...n Data Programming is required for each PS station NOTE 2 Virtual CSH is used only for controlling the IP CS Legacy CS cannot be controlled by Virtual CSH NOTE 3 CSH card is used only for controlling...

Page 22: ...ite starts a survival mode operation Remote Site operates as a stand alone system Maximum one Virtual CSH and 16 64 IP CSs can be pro vided per Remote Site For the more information of Remote PIM over...

Page 23: ...Master IP CS specified by the CMAD Y 22 the IP CS legacy CS that has the same SYS ID and has already provided wireless synchronization When the Master IP CS failed to detect the synchro nizing destin...

Page 24: ...IP CS and Submaster IP CS directly Toward the outside of a Wireless Block place the rest of Slave IP CSs to adjoin When one Wireless Block is provided by one IP CS the IP CS is set as Master IP CS Sub...

Page 25: ...legacy CS the Master IP CS operates as a stand alone CS When the Master IP CS failed to receive the signal from specified IP CS legacy CS while operating the Master IP CS continues operation by its s...

Page 26: ...are overlapped Master IP CS synchronizes with legacy CS Although Master and a Submaster IP CS is specified by setting data Master and a Submaster IP CS will operate as a Slave IP CS respectively MP CS...

Page 27: ...ts operating by itself with continuing to detect the destination Then soon after it founded the destination it synchronizes with the destination IP CS legacy CS specified by CMAD Y 22 that has differe...

Page 28: ...ard Accommodates 30 channel PCM digital lines Used for WCS Adjunct CCIS Interface PN SC00 CCH Common Channel Handler Card Transmits receives signals on the common signaling channel of No 7 CCIS Used f...

Page 29: ...lia COT 8 line Central Office Trunk Card Loop Start Trunk Provides a detector for line fault conditions Used for WCS Adjunct Type Analog Interface PN 2CSIA A CSI 2 line Cell Station Interface Card Use...

Page 30: ...G 711 NOTE 1 Provides Auto Negotiation function Set to ON OFF by the switch setting Used together with maximum two 16VCT cards Two cards can be accommodated per built in FP FP card maxi mum 8 per sys...

Page 31: ...n function Always set to ON When using SPN 8IPLA IP PAD A Set to ON OFF by the switch setting When using SPN 8IPLA IP PAD B When mounting 24DSP PZ 24IPLA card this card can provides up to 32 channel o...

Page 32: ...IP Trunk Card Provides LAN Interface transmitting receiving compressed voice or signals over IP network Provides Auto Negotiation function Set to ON OFF by the switch setting Used together with maxim...

Page 33: ...Analog station line interface For Adjunct Type Analog Interface Digital interface with CCIS For Adjunct Type CCIS Interface WIRE DIAMETER 0 4 mm 0 5 mm 0 65 mm 0 9 mm WCS POWER SUPPLY 500 m 900 m 1280...

Page 34: ...Temperature 10 50 C Relative Humidity 45 85 non condensing Installation Location Indoor Dimensions unit mm 141 W 183 H 36 D Weight Approx 380 g BS31 Legacy CS Output Power 10 mW Type of Interface U I...

Page 35: ...call 0 dB Receiving a call VLAN Tag VLAN IP Address Setting Set by DHCP Set manually Number of IP licence software per IP CS 4 IP Port Licences 1 Control Port 3 Voice Channels Number of B channels per...

Page 36: ...ifferent SYS ID from the Master IP CS a Master IP CS synchronization channel is allocated to a communication slot according to a slot of the synchronizing destination Legacy CS In case of that the Leg...

Page 37: ...P CSH Card NOTE 1 24 3 Site 24 Virtual CSH NOTE 1 8 2000 IPS 8 Site IPSDM DMR 1 Site 24 Numberof LT Port Physical PIM Port for Line Trunk NOTE 2 512 512 1020 128 Site 256 Site 512 1020 1020 Physical P...

Page 38: ...to exceed 128 NOTE 5 Calling Area is a registered area to search first for a PS location The calling signal is sent to the CSs that belongs to the Calling Area ITEM MAXIMUM CAPACITY NETWORK CAPACITY M...

Page 39: ...Trunk NOTE 2 512 512 1020 NOTE 5 128 Site 256 Site NOTE 4 512 1020 1020 Physical PIM Port for IP PAD 256 64 Site 256 Physical PIM Port for Legacy CS NOTE 3 512 2000 IPS 96 Site IPSDM DMR 80 Site 512...

Page 40: ...of virtual lines assigned on Dterm 1020 number of Dterm DtermIP NOTE 6 All existing CSH cards in a system should be SPN SC03B 8CSH C AP when accommodating 257 or more PSs NOTE 7 When setting the numbe...

Page 41: ...rd The CSI PN 4CSIA card uses 16 L T time slots per card CSH AP00 PRT 4 TIME SLOTS CARD 1 TIME SLOT CARD 24PRT 25 TIME SLOTS CARD CCH 1 TIME SLOT CARD FP1 FP0 FP2 FP3 TDSW 1024 TIME SLOTS MAXIMUM 128...

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Page 43: ...terface to the PBX PRECAUTIONS 34 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 39 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FOR WCS WITH LEGACY CS 41 MOUNTING PW122 CARD 42 MOUNTING CSH CARD 44 MOUNTING CSI CARD 45 INSTALLATION OF LEGACY CS 47 C...

Page 44: ...r a grounded wrist strap to protect circuit cards from static electricity Static Electricity Guard WHEN PLUGGING UNPLUGGING A CIRCUIT CARD WHEN HOLDING A CIRCUIT CARD Continued on next page PBX WRIST...

Page 45: ...which circuit cards are handled When en gaging in such work the installer must be careful not to cause damage by static electricity WEAR A WRIST STRAP AND PERFORM THE WORK ON A GROUNDED CONDUCTIVE WOR...

Page 46: ...nplugging the circuit card If you touch another area you may be exposed to hazard voltages 2 You must wait for 30 seconds before plugging the circuit card again when unplugging the circuit card while...

Page 47: ...urn ON PIM0 CAUTION 1 When the operating power is being supplied to the PZ PW121 card do not plug unplug this circuit card into from its mounting slot 2 When the system is configured with two or more...

Page 48: ...avch2001 fm Turning Power OFF 1 Before turning power off inspect all line trunk cards busy lamps to verify that no card are operating 2 Turn the SW1 switches of all the PZ PW121 cards to OFF First tur...

Page 49: ...IM PN 2CSIH CSI CS Interface card for U interface 1 64 8 per PIM PN 4CSIA CSI CS Interface card for U interface 1 32 4 per PIM PN SC03 B CSH CS Handler card for S interface U interface 1 16 PN 2CSIA A...

Page 50: ...sets PN 8IPLA IP PAD 8 channel IP PAD Card 1 8 PZ 24IPLA 24DSP 24 channel DSP Card for 8 channel IP PAD Card 1 8 10BASE T Cable TIA EIA category 3 or larger 100BASE TX Cable TIA EIA category 5 10BASE...

Page 51: ...For installation of the PBX refer to the Installation Procedure Manual For installation of the CCIS interface in CCIS Adjunct system refer to the CCIS System Manual Installation Procedure START MOUNT...

Page 52: ...elow 1 Attach four screws preliminary to the PZ PW122 card 2 Mount the PZ PW122 card into the PIM which accommodates the CSI cards and fasten the screws NOTE Screws are attached to the PZ PW122 card M...

Page 53: ...Connection between PZ PW121 PZ PW122 and BWB ATTENTION Contents Static Sensitive Handling Precautions Required PWR CNT CA E FOR PIM0 PWR CNT CA D FOR PIM1 TO PIM7 PWR0B PWR1 PZ PW121 BWB BACK WIRING...

Page 54: ...e other switches to appropriate position See CHAPTER 4 Page 165 2 Mount the CSH card in the following AP slots of PIM0 through PIM7 PIM0 7 AP00 AP11 slots PIM0 for Backup CPU AP00 AP10 slots 3 After m...

Page 55: ...LT00 LT07 LT00 LT02 LT04 LT06 EXAMPLE When mounting four PN 4CSIA cards in PIM0 7 ATTENTION Contents Static Sensitive Handling Precautions Required 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 PFT VM PIM 0...

Page 56: ...mber must be assigned to CM14 X00 X02 X08 X10 X07 X06 X05 X04 X03 X02 X01 X00 LT00 X15 X14 X13 X12 X11 X10 X09 X08 LT01 X23 X22 X21 X20 X19 X18 X17 X16 LT02 X31 X30 X29 X28 X27 X26 X25 X24 LT03 X39 X3...

Page 57: ...ive radio waves 2 LED An indicator to show whether power of CS is ON or OFF and operating condition of CS 3 LINE Connector BCU BS21 BS21A 4 pin BS31 2 pin A connector for connecting the line cable fro...

Page 58: ...the AC adapter ITEMS CONDITIONS Installation Location Wall Ceiling Shelf To install on a place where is sufficiently strong Ambient Temperature 10 C 50 C Relative Humidity 45 85 non condensing Radio...

Page 59: ...otches of the CS Plate into the slits of the reverse side of the CS and secure the CS with a screw CS Installation NOTE 1 Ensure that the wall or pillar to be used is strong enough to support the weig...

Page 60: ...g into the AC Adapter Jack on the CS firmly Then put the AC Power Plug into an AC outlet socket Connecting AC Adapter NOTE For detail of handling the AC adapter refer to the document appended to the A...

Page 61: ...e figure below shows the example Adjusting of CS antenna NOTE 1 Do not treat an antenna by force NOTE 2 Avoid hitting an antenna against a nearby object when raising the antenna NOTE 3 If there are st...

Page 62: ...ar cable Connection Outline for CS Using 4 Pole Modular Plug Using BS21 CABLE Location of LT Slots and LTC Connectors for CS BS21 BS21A Page 53 Location of LT Slots and LTC Connectors for CS BS31 Page...

Page 63: ...0 TA0 RA1 TA1 RA0 TA0 RA1 TA1 RA0 TA0 RA1 TA1 RB0 TB0 RB1 TB1 RB0 TB0 RB1 TB1 RB0 TB0 RB1 TB1 RB0 TB0 RB1 TB1 RB0 TB0 RB1 TB1 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50...

Page 64: ...0 48 V R1 48 V R0 48 V R1 48 V R0 48 V R1 48 V R0 48 V R1 48 V T0 Grd T1 Grd T0 Grd T1 Grd T0 Grd T1 Grd T0 Grd T1 Grd T0 Grd T1 Grd 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 4...

Page 65: ...R0 48 V R1 48 V R2 48 V R3 48 V R0 48 V R1 48 V R2 48 V R3 48 V T0 Grd T1 Grd T2 Grd T3 Grd T0 Grd T1 Grd T2 Grd T3 Grd 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 LT03...

Page 66: ...n next page 1 1 26 26 2 2 27 27 3 3 28 28 4 4 29 29 LT00 PN 2CSIA A PIM0 J P LTC0 MDF RA0 RB0 No 0 TA0 TB0 RA1 RB1 No 1 TA1 TB1 LEN000 LEN002 LTC0 J LEN000 LEN002 CIRCUIT NUMBER 1 2 3 4 26 27 28 29 RB...

Page 67: ...larity is normal before connecting CS to modular plug TA TB minus RA RB plus Continued on next page TERMINAL NUMBER TERMINAL NUMBER FUNCTION POLARITY CSI TERMINAL TERMINAL EQUIPMENT CSI SIGNAL FEED 1...

Page 68: ...26 26 2 2 27 27 3 3 28 28 4 4 29 29 LT00 PN 2CSIA A PIM0 J P LTC0 MDF RA0 RB0 No 0 TA0 TB0 RA1 RB1 No 1 TA1 TB1 LEN000 LEN002 LTC0 J LEN000 LEN002 CIRCUIT NUMBER LTC0 P CS RB TB RA TA Modular Plug e...

Page 69: ...B feed polarity is normal before connecting CS to modular plug TA TB minus RA RB plus TERMINAL NUMBER COLOR TERMINAL NUMBER FUNCTION POLARITY CSI TERMINAL TERMINAL EQUIPMENT CSI SIGNAL FEED 1 blue a N...

Page 70: ...le Modular Plug 2 wire Connection Continued on next page 1 1 26 26 3 3 28 28 LT00 PN 2CSIH PN 4CSIA PIM0 J P LTC0 MDF R0 T0 No 0 R1 T1 LEN000 No 1 LEN002 LTC0 J LEN000 LEN002 CIRCUIT NUMBER LTC0 P T0...

Page 71: ...ontinued on next page 1 1 26 26 2 2 27 27 3 3 28 28 4 4 29 29 LT00 PN 2CSIH PN 4CSIA PIM0 J P LTC0 MDF No 0 No 1 R0 T0 48 V E R1 T1 48 V E LEN000 LEN002 LTC0 J LEN000 LEN002 CIRCUIT NUMBER 1 2 3 4 26...

Page 72: ...ion terminal No 2 and No 3 are not used Continued on next page TERMINAL NUMBER TERMINAL NUMBER FUNCTION TERMINAL EQUIPMENT CSI 1 2 3 4 a b c d Signal Feed Feed Not used NOTE Feed Not used NOTE Signal...

Page 73: ...ABLE 2 wire Connection Continued on next page 1 1 26 26 3 3 28 28 LT00 PIM0 J P LTC0 MDF R0 T0 R1 T1 LTC0 J LEN000 LEN002 CIRCUIT NUMBER LTC0 P CS R0 T0 6 3 PN 2CSIH PN 4CSIA No 0 LEN000 No 1 LEN002 1...

Page 74: ...ext page 1 1 26 26 2 2 27 27 3 3 28 28 4 4 29 29 LT00 PN 2CSIH PN 4CSIA PIM0 J P LTC0 MDF R0 T0 No 0 48 V E R1 T1 No 1 48 V E LEN000 LEN002 LTC0 J LEN000 LEN002 CIRCUIT NUMBER LTC0 P CS R0 T0 6 5 4 3...

Page 75: ...nnection terminal No 4 and No 5 are not used TERMINAL NUMBER COLOR TERMINAL NUMBER FUNCTION TERMINAL EQUIPMENT CSI 1 blue a Not used Not used 2 orange b Not used Not used 3 black c Signal Feed Signal...

Page 76: ...CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION 66 NWA 008855 001 Rev 1 0 avch2001 fm BS21 CABLE 1000 mm 40 inch CONNECTION OF LEGACY CS...

Page 77: ...system refer to the CCIS System Manual Installation Procedure NOTE For this installation procedure refer to NEAX 2000 IPS System Manual START INSTALLATION OF IP CS END SETUP OF IP CS Page 68 Page 77 L...

Page 78: ...fault Gateway Address and DRS can be assigned from a PC when LAN connection be tween the IP CS and the PC is provided Following steps explain the assignment for IP Address Default Gateway Address and...

Page 79: ...P CS is 192 168 0 100 For the method of specifying the port number and IP Address follow the communication tool usage Example IP Address 192 168 0 100 Port Number 5000 Enter the password to the reques...

Page 80: ...he set done message is indicated when the IP CS has received the assigned data normally Assigned data can be read by entering show dhcp command Default data is on DHCP sever is available to use b Set...

Page 81: ...yed on the list in spite of connecting physically execute arp a after performing following either Turn the IP CS Power on again Send Broadcast Ping Example For 10 2 168 0 24 ping 10 2 168 255 c Set th...

Page 82: ...the IP Address of MP for the Remote Site by CM0B Y 31 60 00 IP Address of Primary DRS Command set drspip Example IP Address of Primary DRS 10 41 207 30 The set done message is indicated when the IP CS...

Page 83: ...ple IP Address of secondary DRS 10 41 207 31 The set done message is indicated when the IP CS has received the assigned data normally Assigned data can be read by entering show drssip command Set 0 0...

Page 84: ...ion assign and read the data Finally reboot the IP CS and load the assigned the data a Set VLAN ID and priority Command set vlan Example VLAN ID 4094 Priority 0 The set done message is indicated when...

Page 85: ...CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION 75 NWA 008855 001 Rev 1 0 avch2001 fm c Load the assigned data By rebooting IP CS the assigned data is loaded and becomes effective Command reboot reboot SETUP OF IP CS...

Page 86: ...d VLAN is not provided Example IP Address of IP CS 10 41 207 20 Sub Address of IP CS 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway IP Address of IP CS 10 41 207 254 IP Address of primary DRS 10 41 207 30 telnet 192 1...

Page 87: ...POWER An indicator to show whether power of CS is ON or OFF 3 STATUS An indicator to show operating condition of CS 4 LAN Connector A connector for connecting the LAN cable to the Switching HUB 5 AC...

Page 88: ...tion of CS STATUS LAMP INDICATION CS STATE ACTION GREEN RED ON OFF Normal state FLASH OFF All voice channels are busy Wait for a moment OFF ON Make busy by WCS Make idle the CS from the WCS OFF FLASH...

Page 89: ...dio Wave Magnetism To avoid a place near and around equipment capable of emitting strong radio wave and magnetism Radio Disturbance To obtain a customer s consent in advance in consideration of radio...

Page 90: ...side of the CS and secure the CS with a screw IP CS Installation NOTE 1 Ensure that the wall or pillar to be used is strong enough to support the weight of the CS so that it does not shake and has ver...

Page 91: ...he AC Power Plug into an AC outlet socket Connecting AC Adapter NOTE 1 For detail of handling the AC adapter refer to the document appended to the AC adapter lo cally provided NOTE 2 AC adapter is use...

Page 92: ...5 001 Rev 1 0 avch2001 fm 4 Connect the LAN cable and AC Cable Plug to the CS and secure them as shown below LAN Cable and AC Cable Plug Connection 5 Remove the connector cover from the CS LAN CABLE A...

Page 93: ...The figure below shows the example Adjusting of CS antenna NOTE 1 Do not treat an antenna by force NOTE 2 Avoid hitting an antenna against a nearby object when raising the antenna NOTE 3 If there are...

Page 94: ...Switching HUB that is connected to the LAN connector on the ETHER card ETHER Switching HUB Cable Connection NOTE To provide the cascade connection of HUB we recommend to connect maximum four HUBs by 1...

Page 95: ...the PBX HOW TO READ THIS CHAPTER 86 PRECAUTIONS 87 PROGRAMMING SUMMARY 91 PS NATION CODE PROGRAMMING 95 CS DATA PROGRAMMING 96 CS PROGRAM DOWNLOAD 118 PS DATA PROGRAMMING 119 VIRTUAL STATION DATA PROG...

Page 96: ...reset of the MP card is required after data setting Press SW1 switch on the MP card A reset of the CSH card is required after data setting Set the Make Busy switch to Up and then Down Command with thi...

Page 97: ...te the system data backup before the following operations Turning Off the system System Initial reset of MP card Changing the MP card to Off Line Mode Changing the MP card to On Line Mode after system...

Page 98: ...fore the office data conversion NOTE When upgrading the software in Retrofit system to Series 3400 or later convert the office data using Office Data Converter in the MATWorX CD ROM and then execute t...

Page 99: ...sion you use Assign the correct FP AP number to each FP AP referring to the tables below For Series 3300 software Available NOTE Not available NOTE Although FP AP number marked with is available to us...

Page 100: ...S stations WLAN stations or less and setting of the FP number 56 63 when providing 257 PS stations WLAN stations or more NOTE 3 Virtual CSH for WLAN and Virtual FP for WLAN Station are available for S...

Page 101: ...GRAMMING PS DATA PROGRAMMING Adjunct Type CCIS Interface Adjunct Type Analog Interface WCS FEATURE PROGRAMMING VIRTUAL STATION DATA PROGRAMMING TYPE OF SYSTEM Integrated Type PS NATION CODE START NOTE...

Page 102: ...Interface VIRTUAL STATION DATA PROGRAMMING TYPE OF SYSTEM Integrated Type PS NATION CODE START NOTE 1 PROGRAMMING VIRTUAL STATION DATA PROGRAMMING CCIS DATA PROGRAMMING MAINTENANCE DATA PROGRAMMING Pa...

Page 103: ...AE in service make busy of the CS is re quired In this case do the following procedure To make busy or make idle of the CS in service assign as follows CME5 Y 3 1 000 255 CS No 2 1 Make idle 2 Make bu...

Page 104: ...e the PS with a new one moreover assign the same PS station number to the new PS it is required to delete the PS station number downloaded to the WCS before downloading the new PS data Use CM1C as fol...

Page 105: ...on Code of the PS 1 2 Y 00 03 Nation Code assignment for Australia 001 Australia NOTE Refer to Technical Information PI 287 Supplement to NEAX 2000 IPS WCS System Manual on Coun try Code Entry 1 2 Y 0...

Page 106: ...matically registered in no time just when the dedicated PS has moved to another place Group Dividing into groups is not used for the moment however the data setting is required to assign CS ID See the...

Page 107: ...the IP CS by CM14 second data EEAXXX NOTE 2 The CS number must be assigned to the first LEN Level 0 and the third LEN Level 2 of each LT slot NOTE 3 When changing all CS numbers ac commodated in same...

Page 108: ...PN 2CSIA A PN 2CSIH two D channel Blocks control one CSI PN 4CSIA 1 2 Y 18 XX ZZ XX 04 15 20 31 AP No assigned by CM05 Y 0 ZZ 00 03 D Channel Block No 000 255 CS No of PN 2CSIA PN 2CSIH PN 4CSIA A as...

Page 109: ...Example of CMAD Y 00 data setting Calling Area A B Number of CS 32 Calling Area A 35 Calling Area B Calling Area A CMAD Y 00 1 000 2 00000 1 031 2 00031 Calling Area B CMAD Y 00 1 032 2 01000 1 063 2...

Page 110: ...10 Connecting Patterns 000 255 CS No See the following table T Transmitter PS to CS PAD dB R Receiver CS to PS PAD dB Gain Loss C CMAD 2ND DATA PAD DATA T R Y 01 CSI COT ODT DID IPT Y 08 CSI DTI BRT...

Page 111: ...AD Y 05 07 contact NEC 1 2 Y 05 000 255 CS No BS01 01 10 mW 35 dB Faint 02 10 mW 15 dB Average 15 10 mW 0 dB Strong NOTE BS21 BS21A BS31 01 10 mW 15 dB Faint 02 10 mW 15 dB Average 15 10 mW 0 dB Stron...

Page 112: ...initial data setting 3 When a CS covers a wide area set the data to 1 1 2 Y 11 00 31 Calling Area No 1 Wide 3 Narrow Specify the Control Channel Slot used for Handover as 00 NOTE This assignment is r...

Page 113: ...P to the AP number assigned by CM05 Y 0 NOTE 1 When the IP CS is accommodated to the main site assign the second data 0 Virtual CSH NOTE 2 When the IP CS is accommodated to the remote site assign the...

Page 114: ...of virtual CSH and other ports used by the system PIM port Virtual PIM port must not exceed 512 ports NOTE 3 Do not duplicate the CS number set by CM14 EEAXXX and the CS number set by CM14 EE3XXX NOT...

Page 115: ...ng Calling Area A B Number of CS 32 Calling Area A 35 Calling Area B Calling Area A CMAD Y 00 1 000 2 00000 1 031 2 00031 Calling Area B CMAD Y 00 1 032 2 01000 1 063 2 01031 1 064 2 01100 1 066 2 011...

Page 116: ...IP CS 1 2 Y 29 000 255 CS No 00 63 Location No NONE Location No 00 Assign the Wireless Block Number for each IP CS NOTE Set the same wireless block number for the group of IP CS whose radio zone over...

Page 117: ...seconds 1 2 Y 33 Time limit for initial synchronous processing 000 255 CS No 01 14 1 5 21 seconds 1 5 second increments 15 15 seconds 1 2 Y 34 Time limit for receiving the notice message of wireless c...

Page 118: ...29 Series 3200 R6 2 software required NOTE 1 This data setting is valid for the voice packets that are sent to the group that is set to ZZ in the first data from the group that is set to XX in the fir...

Page 119: ...alue of jitter buffer be tween location groups to each location number assigned by CMAD Y 29 Series 3200 R6 2 software required NOTE 1 Assign the value which exceeds the minimum value of jitter buffer...

Page 120: ...ca tion number assigned by CMAD Y 29 Series 3100 software required NOTE This data is available only for the IP PAD PN 32IPLA PN 32IPLA A 1 2 Y 18 00 63 Location No 00 31 IP PAD Group No NONE IP PAD Gr...

Page 121: ...s will be periodically used from younger number H CM67 Give priority to IP PAD channel without 16VCT CM67 Y 19 00 63 00 No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Give priority to IP PAD channel with 1...

Page 122: ...dth for voice packets to the value with the band width for control packets supposed as more than 40 Kbps NOTE 2 Assign the value that exceeds the warning bandwidth set by CM67 Y 92 Specify the action...

Page 123: ...w 64k 03 G 723 1 5 3 6 3k 04 G 729a NONE No data 1 2 110 117 Priority 1 4 in CODEC list 0 130 137 Priority 1 4 in CODEC list 1 150 157 Priority 1 4 in CODEC list 2 170 177 Priority 1 4 in CODEC list 3...

Page 124: ...to 40 ms For PN 8IPLA PZ 24IPLA When only PN 8IPLA card is mounted the maximum number of voice channels per IP PAD is fixed to 8 channel NOTE 4 When the payload size setting differs from that for the...

Page 125: ...02 Crowded Mode 15 Normal Mode NOTE The Mode is assigned according to the traffic When the accommodated IP CS encounters high traffic in its radio zone select the mode to 02 Crowded Mode so that the...

Page 126: ...DATA After assigning the IP CS data Make Idle the IP CS by this command When the IP CS data has been assigned by CM14 the IP CS automatically becomes Make Busy state 1 2 Y 3 000 255 CS No 0 Make Busy...

Page 127: ...MAE in service make busy of the CS is re quired DESCRIPTION DATA Make the CS busy 1 2 Y 3 000 255 CS No 2 Make busy after calls finished Make the CS idle 1 2 Y 3 000 255 CS No 1 Make Idle START CME5 C...

Page 128: ...red and the Key FD STEP2 Install and connect the Control CS to the system Page 49 Page 60 STEP3 Download the CS program from the Control CS to other CSs using the MATWorX s Add In One Key FD for CS Pr...

Page 129: ...s can be displayed on the LCD Transceiver ID Numbers used in dialing in the transceiver mode and these are usually identi cal to the station number The data is loaded to the floppy disk with file name...

Page 130: ...e PS with a new one moreover assigning the same PS station number to the new PS delete the PS station number downloaded to the WCS before downloading the new PS data DESCRIPTION DATA Clear the PS stat...

Page 131: ...a tion of PS NOTE For the first data 56 63 of CM05 Y 1 7 follow the initial setting 1 2 Y 0 56 63 FP No 00 FP for Virtual Station of PS Assign the virtual PIM number that is con trolled by the FP for...

Page 132: ...XXXXXXX Virtual Station No as signed by CM14 X XXXXXXXX PS Station No assigned by CM1C Specify the timing until sending the reverse signal to the calling PS station for connecting the line 1 2 Y 0 110...

Page 133: ...00 255 Trunk No 00 63 Trunk Route No Assign the data for terminating system 1 2 Y 02 Day Mode Y 03 Night Mode Y 40 Mode A Y 41 Mode B 000 255 Trunk No 04 Direct In Termination Assign the Virtual stati...

Page 134: ...terface using a line card over the Main PBX is recommended to pro vide the release signal i e momen tarily an open circuit 1 2 Y 05 00 63 Trunk Route No 1 Release signal arrives Assign the sending of...

Page 135: ...0 0 seconds 05 2 5 seconds 13 11 0 seconds 06 4 0 seconds 14 12 0 seconds 07 5 0 seconds 15 3 0 seconds Specify the DP Inter Digital Pause to the trunk route 1 2 Y 23 00 63 Trunk Route No 0 300 ms 4 7...

Page 136: ...2 80 ms Y 26 i e second data 0 64 ms 1 2 Y 26 00 63 Trunk Route No 0 64 ms 1 128 ms Assign the trunk release by detection of rever sal of tip and ring to the trunk route 1 2 Y 39 00 63 Trunk Route No...

Page 137: ...the designated seizure of trunks on each station basis 1 2 Y 98 00 63 Trunk Route No 0 Allow Assign the trunk to be seized on each Virtual station basis 1 2 Y 16 X XXXXXXXX Virtual Station No as sign...

Page 138: ...ent Pattern number to LCR Group 3 1 2 Y A000 3 LCR Group 3 4000 Area Code Development Pattern No 0 Assign a Route Pattern number to each area code for Area Code Development Pattern number 0 1 2 Y 4000...

Page 139: ...tation Hunting Not Available Page 153 NOTE 1 Voice Mail Indication Page 154 NOTE 1 For programming of the following three types of system interface see PROGRAMMING SUMMARY in this chapter Page 91 Anal...

Page 140: ...002 EB031 For FP No 01 EB032 EB063 For FP No 02 EB064 EB095 For FP No 03 EB096 EB127 NONE No data Assign a tenant number to a PS Virtual station number 1 2 Y 04 X XXXXXXXX Virtual Station No as signed...

Page 141: ...1 Y 0 01 is effective only when CM08 085 is set to 0 1 2 Y 0 86 01 99 4 396 seconds 4 second increments If no data is set the default setting is 36 40 sec onds Specify the message reply timer for An n...

Page 142: ...Restriction Class A to a certain PS station 1 2 Y 02 Service Restriction Class A X XXXXXXXX Station No For PS Virtual Station No assigned by CM14 XX ZZ XX 00 15 Service Restriction Class A Allow Servi...

Page 143: ...ot Available Cancel A191 Call Forwarding Not Available Re play Specify whether confirmation of message ex istence by Special Dial Tone is available or not If the second data is set to 0 the Special Di...

Page 144: ...tenant 1 2 00 63 Tenant No 710 713 Numbering Plan Group 0 3 Assign the access code for Call Forwarding PS Out of Cell which is used to set from PS Set and Cancel respectively 1 2 Y 0 3 Numbering Plan...

Page 145: ...Station call 1 2 503 0 Not sent Specify the timer for a distinction whether the called PS is out of cell power is off or not 1 2 Y 0 85 01 99 4 396 seconds 4 second increments If no data is set the d...

Page 146: ...r minates to Prime Line 1 Display when incoming call termi nates to Prime Line or My Line Assign Service Restriction Class A to each sta tion 1 2 Y 02 X XXXXXXXX PS Station No down loaded CM1C XX ZZ X...

Page 147: ...mum 32 digits See Character Code Table Page 141 1 2 Y 1 By Character X XXXXXXXX Virtual Station No as signed by CM14 A Z 0 9 Character Maximum 16 Characters NOTE There are two ways to change a name th...

Page 148: ...00 63 Trunk Route No 00 14 Trunk Name No 00 14 15 Kind of trunk route assigned by CM35 Y 00 is displayed 16 63 Trunk Name No 16 63 Enter the desired trunk name to each trunk route by CM77 Y 2 or CM77...

Page 149: ...ssigned by CM14 CM10 Character Code 20 7F Maximum 32 digits See Character Code Table Page 141 1 2 Y B By Character 0 7 ATTCON No assigned by CM14 CM10 A Z 0 9 Character Maximum 16 Characters NOTE Ther...

Page 150: ...code for an operator call 1 2 Y 0 3 Numbering Plan Group 0 3 X XXXX Access Code 800 Operator Call Assign the access code for Individual Atten dant Access 1 2 0 3 Numbering Plan Group 0 3 X XXXX Access...

Page 151: ...X Upper digit Y Lower digit Example To set John do the following operation 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 0 P p 1 1 A Q a q 2 2 B R b r 3 3 C S c s 4 4 D T d t 5 5 E U e u 6 6 F V f v 7 7 G W g w 8 8 H X h x 9 9 I Y...

Page 152: ...27 Only the shortest value data becomes effective among the above 1 2 CM35 Y 45 DP Sender Release Timing 00 63 Trunk Route No 0 2 seconds 1 4 seconds 2 6 seconds 3 8 seconds 4 12 seconds 5 14 seconds...

Page 153: ...ephones Dterms and PSs can be assigned as the station within the group A Virtual line assigned by CM11 cannot be used NOTE 2 One station can belong to multiple groups 1 2 Y 00 07 Simultaneous Paging G...

Page 154: ...Re participation Group 7 for 6 10 Party Assign the Group Call Automatic Conference 6 10 Party key of each paging group to the Dterm if required NOTE Even if an extension does not belong to the confer...

Page 155: ...X ZZ XX 00 15 Service Restriction Class A Allow Service Restriction Class A to page the conference 1 2 Y 119 00 15 Service Restriction Class A assigned by CM12 Y 02 0 Allow Assign the access code of p...

Page 156: ...the Terminal type of PS as 0 1 2 Y 14 X XXXXXXXX Primary Subline PS Sta tion No assigned by CM1C 0 PHS Specify the kind of PS station as subline PS 1 2 Y 16 X XXXXXXXX Subline PS Station No assigned b...

Page 157: ...the Dterm assign the following data DESCRIPTION DATA Assign a Virtual station number to the key number of the Dterm A Virtual station number of PS subline can be assigned to the key on the Dterm 1 2...

Page 158: ...tion X XXXXXXXX Main station No Sub station No X XXXXXXXX Sub station No Main station No Assign the Class of Service to required sta tions NOTE For the Trunk Restriction Class CM12 Y 01 and the Tenant...

Page 159: ...ntrol signal sent from the MCI NOTE Do not assign CM15 Y 129 for a sub station 1 2 Y 129 00 15 Service Restriction Class A of main station 0 Main station and sub station are con trolled 1 Only main st...

Page 160: ...ce Restriction Class A assigned by CM12 Y 02 0 Allow Provide the ATTCON DESKCON with PS Location Indication 1 2 521 PS Location Indication 0 To provide 1 Not provided Enter the CS name to each CS numb...

Page 161: ...Service Restriction Class C Specify the combination of the main station and sub station for Number Sharing also the contrary combination as follows 1st data Main station DtermSP30 2nd data Sub statio...

Page 162: ...signal sent from the VMS 1 2 Y 129 00 15 Service Restriction Class A 0 Main station and sub station are con trolled 1 Only main station is controlled Assign the DtermSP30 Station number key to the Dte...

Page 163: ...2nd Operation 1 Station B 2 Station C Station Hunting Circular 1st Operation 1 Station A 2 Station B 2nd Operation 1 Station B 2 Station C 3rd Operation 1 Station C 2 Station A 1 2 Y 0 X XXXXXXXX Virt...

Page 164: ...is feature the BISON type PS is required DESCRIPTION DATA Provide PS stations with Message Waiting ser vice The first data should be the Virtual station number of the PS 1 2 Y 03 X XXXXXXXX Virtual St...

Page 165: ...ign the registration of fault information into memory and the control of the external alarm 1 2 Y 2 12 CS fault occurred 2B CS fault occurred 3B CS fault recovered 0 Registration of fault memory No ou...

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Page 167: ...on the meaning of lamp indica tions and the switch settings of each WCS circuit card HOW TO READ THIS CHAPTER 158 MOUNTING LOCATION OF CIRCUIT CARDS 159 LIST OF REQUIRED CIRCUIT CARDS 162 PZ PW122 DC...

Page 168: ...tions of lamps switches and connectors of each circuit card are shown by a face layout 2 Lamp Indications The name color and functions of each indicator lamp equipped on each circuit card are describe...

Page 169: ...M0 7 3 PN 2CSIA A PN 2CSIH PN 4CSIA CSI card is mounted in the LT00 LT07 slots of PIM0 7 NOTE Continued on next page LT00 LT11 Line Trunk card mounting slots AP00 AP11 Application Processor card mount...

Page 170: ...4 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 PFT VM PIM 0 7 4CSIA card CSH card 4CSIA card CSH card 4CSIA card 4CSIA card application processor card application processor card application processor card application proc...

Page 171: ...3 PN 2CSIA A PN 2CSIH PN 4CSIA CSI card is mounted in the LT00 LT07 slots of PIM0 7 LT00 LT10 Line Trunk card mounting slots AP00 AP10 Application Processor card mounting slots MP00 MP01 PN CP27 A mou...

Page 172: ...n this section List of Required Circuit Cards MB Make Busy NAME FUNCTIONAL NAME LAMP PROVIDED NOT PROVIDED SWITCH PROVIDED NOT PROVIDED EXTRACTION INSERTIONWITH POWER ON ALLOWED ALLOWED AFTER MB NOT A...

Page 173: ...001 Rev 1 0 avch4001 fm PZ PW122 DC DC PWR Locations of Lamps Switches and Connectors SW ON CONN CONN connector To PWR1 connector on PIM BWB POWER OUTPUT CABLE 48 V E To PWR0C connector on PIM BWB PZ...

Page 174: ...ile the operating power is being supplied CAUTION When the operating power is being supplied to this circuit card do not plug unplug this circuit card into from its mounting slot SWITCH NAME SWITCH NU...

Page 175: ...es at 120 IPM while this card is operating normally DOPE7 0 Green Remains lit when D channel link with CSI card is connected CSI Card No Circuit No DOPE7 CSI3 No 1 DOPE6 CSI3 No 0 DOPE5 CSI2 No 1 DOPE...

Page 176: ...d per system must be set to the SW1 1 switch ON And mount the CSH card which SW1 1 is set to ON into PIM0 NOTE 4 When the S interface CS ZT is used set the SW1 1 switch to OFF SWITCH NAME SWITCH NUMBE...

Page 177: ...167 NWA 008855 001 Rev 1 0 avch4001 fm PN 2CSIA A CSI Locations of Lamps Switches and Connectors OPE B13 LB B12 B11 B10 B02 B03 B01 B00 DL1 DL0 SP PN 2CSIA A CSI...

Page 178: ...le Flash 60 IPM CS is not connected to the No 1 circuit CS is in make busy status B10 Red B channel status ON B0 channel of the No 1 circuit is in use OFF B0 channel of the No 1 circuit is in idle Fla...

Page 179: ...ove on the switch to the desired position B00 Red B channel status ON B0 channel of the No 0 circuit is in use OFF B0 channel of the No 0 circuit is in idle Flash 60 IPM CS is not connected to the No...

Page 180: ...170 NWA 008855 001 Rev 1 0 avch4001 fm PN 2CSIH CSI Locations of Lamps Switches and Connectors OPE LB B12 B11 B10 B02 B01 B00 PN 2CSIH CSI...

Page 181: ...CS ZT is not connected to the No 1 circuit CS ZT is in make busy status B10 Red B channel status ON B0 channel of the No 1 circuit is in use OFF B0 channel of the No 1 circuit is in idle Flash 60 IPM...

Page 182: ...card has no switches LAMP NAME COLOR FUNCTION B00 Red B channel status ON B0 channel of the No 0 circuit is in use OFF B0 channel of the No 0 circuit is in idle Flash 60 IPM CS ZT is not connected to...

Page 183: ...For normal operation LB0 Red No 0 circuit and No 1 circuit status ON When a loopback is in progress OFF For normal operation LB1 Red No 2 circuit and No 3 circuit status ON When a loopback is in prog...

Page 184: ...idle Flash 60 IPM CS ZT is not connected to the No 3 circuit CS ZT is in make busy status BSY22 Red B channel status ON B2 channel of the No 2 circuit is in use OFF B2 channel of the No 2 circuit is i...

Page 185: ...rcuit is in use OFF B0 channel of the No 1 circuit is in idle Flash 60 IPM CS ZT is not connected to the No 1 circuit CS ZT is in make busy status BSY02 Red B channel status ON B2 channel of the No 0...

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Page 187: ...RES AND SPECIFICATIONS This appendix contains the WCS Features and Specifications which explains the general description operating procedure and service conditions for each WCS feature WCS FEATURES AN...

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Page 189: ...ND 91638 007 E ISSUE 6 JULY 2005 WCS Features and Specifications NEC Corporation...

Page 190: ...rporation has prepared this document for use by its employees and NEC subsidiary The information contained herein is the property of NEC Corporation and shall not be reproduced without prior written a...

Page 191: ...3 4 5 6 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 13 1 2 3 4 5 6 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 17 1 2 3 4 5 6 18...

Page 192: ...PS 12 Calling Number Display PS 14 DTMF Signal Sender 15 Group Call Automatic Conference 6 10 Party 16 Group Call 2 Way Calling 19 Handover 21 Individual PS Calling 22 Multi Line Operation PS 23 Numbe...

Page 193: ...Page ii ND 91638 007 E Issue 6 This page is for your notes...

Page 194: ...X DTMF Signal Sender X Group Call Automatic Conference 6 10 Party X Group Calling 2 Way Calling X Handover X Individual PS Calling X Multi Line Operation PS X Number Sharing X Out of Cell Indication X...

Page 195: ...er Display PS X X DTMF Signal Sender X X X Group Call Automatic Conference 6 10 Par ty X Group Calling 2 Way Calling X Handover X X X Individual PS Calling X X X Multi Line Operation PS X X X Number S...

Page 196: ...6 Introduction Terms in this document PBX system name Usually PBX system is designated as PBX or system When we must distinguish between PBX systems they are designated as follows 2000 IPS NEAX 2000...

Page 197: ...Page vi ND 91638 007 E Issue 6 This page is for your notes...

Page 198: ...ick Dialing 1 Press the L1 key and receive extension dial tone from the PBX 2 Dial the trunk access code 3 Receive outside dial tone 4 Dial the desired outside number and receive ringback tone To plac...

Page 199: ...basis between the WCS and the PBX a To dial for placing a call b To dial for accessing to the PBX service c To dial after sending hookflash 2 The signal type of dial while a call is established is DT...

Page 200: ...ode from a station or a PS To replay an announcement 1 Dial the access code to replay the announcement assigned by CM20 2 Dial the Digital Announcement Trunk Circuit Number 000 127 3 Press the L1 key...

Page 201: ...by system data programming Only one sort of data can be set per one system 5 64 types of messages can be assigned to each tenant of the PS and each PS tenant group can have a different message Beside...

Page 202: ...d automatically and the other party receives reorder tone Configuration Application Integrated Type and Adjunct Type Operating Procedure No manual operation is required Service Conditions 1 When the e...

Page 203: ...receive dial tone To cancel Call Forwarding Not Available 1 Press L1 key and receive dial tone 2 Dial access code and receive Service Set Tone OR 1 Dial access code 2 Press L1 key and receive dial to...

Page 204: ...e a call even if the previous incoming call is connected to the VMS 2 This feature has a priority to Announcement PS No Answer PS Out of Cell features 3 A maximum of 3 digits can be used for the acces...

Page 205: ...one 2 Dial feature access code for Call Forwarding PS Out of Cell and receive feature dial Tone 3 Dial the call forwarding destination number and receive service set tone 4 Press the END key OR 1 Dial...

Page 206: ...Forwarding No Answer Outside b The same memory for which the outside numbers are stored is used with Call Forwarding All Calls Busy Line No Answer Outside 6 When a call is terminated from a trunk to...

Page 207: ...sing Quick Dialing 1 Press the L1 key and receive extension dial tone 2 Dial the trunk access code 3 Receive outside dial tone 4 Dial the desired outside number and receive ringback tone To place an o...

Page 208: ...ons 1 The service conditions of each feature are the same as those of the Single Line Telephone of CCIS features except the following features a Calling Number Display PS b Stack Dial PS c Station Spe...

Page 209: ...terminates to a PS both the calling party s name and number will be displayed dur ing ringing Only the name will be displayed during the conversation 4 When only calling party s name is received only...

Page 210: ...Note 1 A trunk is displayed only when the calling party number is received If not station A or an attendant console is displayed regardless of system data Note 2 If station A or an attendant console...

Page 211: ...l or CCIS incoming calls the calling extension number will be displayed For trunk calls the calling subscriber s number for ANI and the calling ISDN terminal number will be displayed The trunk number...

Page 212: ...To send the DTMF signal 1 While engaged in communication press a dial key The WCS automatically sends the corresponding signal tone to the called party Service Conditions 1 When the DTMF signal is sen...

Page 213: ...desired paging group 2 Press the L1 key and receive a ringback tone If the CFT trunks are all busy or the leader is not assigned as the conference leader with service feature class a reorder tone is...

Page 214: ...which does not belong to the group can be a participant in a con ference by dialing the re participation access code or by pressing the feature key Dterm only when the CFT trunk has an idle circuit 7...

Page 215: ...Group Call Automatic Conference 6 10 Party Page 18 ND 91638 007 E Issue 6 14 During a conference Handover of PS is available But a hooking operation or camp on setting is not effec tive...

Page 216: ...all busy or the leader is not assigned as the conference leader with service feature class a reorder tone is heard 3 Paging stops after one of paged parties answered To answer the paging 1 When the pa...

Page 217: ...y the system data the group call leader hears a busy tone 7 A station can be paged while idle state When the station is busy at the time of paging the station cannot be paged even if the station retur...

Page 218: ...cation 2 The communication may be interrupted during operation of this feature The interruption is usually within a second to a maximum of ten seconds 3 This feature is also available when a PS user m...

Page 219: ...has been registered 2 This feature is available for a calls from a PS b calls from a PBX station Dterm Single Line Telephone or Attendant Console c Direct In Termination DIT calls d Direct Inward Dial...

Page 220: ...such as Mes sage Waiting are not available to subline 4 When a call terminates to a Sub Line all PSs sharing the Sub Line ring and each L2 key of the PSs lights for 60 seconds If one of those PSs orig...

Page 221: ...tion Dterm My Line Sub Station PS Single Line Telephone Operating Procedure To forward a call to PS To set from the Dterm Main Station While in idle state press the feature key for this feature The la...

Page 222: ...m PS Sub Station or a call is terminated to PS Sub Station service class and tenant number assigned to PS Sub Station are referred Note Do not assign data as follows Main Station Allow to access ISDN...

Page 223: ...n Application Integrated Type and Adjunct Type Operating Procedure No manual operation is required Service Conditions 1 When a PS user turns the power on while the user is out of the service area or w...

Page 224: ...and pause can be stored A maximum of 11 digits can be displayed on the LCD from left to right When more than 12 digits are dialed the digits exceeding 12 move from right to left displaying only the m...

Page 225: ...ing Procedure No manual operation is required The PS identity is confirmed automatically by checking whether the PS possesses the key information unique to it This check is performed between the WCS a...

Page 226: ...5 Conditions to display the CS Name are as follows a To display on the LCD of a Dterm 1 Station Data 1 CM12 YY 02 Service Class of a virtual LC assigned by CM10 and Service Restric tion Class CM15 YYY...

Page 227: ...Dterm the LCD Display of the Dterm station B will be as follows 1 Name of the called station A is displayed Refer to 14 3 2 When station A is a PS CS name of the called PS is not displayed Refer to 1...

Page 228: ...rm A Extension 301 PS Name Ya mada that sets Call Forwarding No Answer to Dterm B the Display on the Dterm B is as follows Dterm A No Calling PS No Dterm A Name CS Name of Calling PS Note The name of...

Page 229: ...call termination Configuration Application Integrated Type and Adjunct Type Operating Procedure No manual operation is required Service Conditions 1 This feature is activated every time a PS enters a...

Page 230: ...r The dialed numbers will be displayed on the LCD 3 To end a call press the END key Service Conditions 1 A maximum of 40 digits numbers 0 to 9 and can be dialed A maximum of 11 digits can be displayed...

Page 231: ...on Application Integrate Type and Adjunct Type Operating Procedure No manual operation is required Service Conditions 1 There is no interruption in the speech when this feature is activated 2 The new...

Page 232: ...Type Operating Procedure To store the number Dial the desired number using either Quick Dialing or Preset Dialing The number dialed is stored automatically To redial the stored number Refer to the PS...

Page 233: ...operation can be set and cancelled by pressing the function key on Dterm SP30 Hold Call Transfer and Call Forwarding All Calls Busy Line Don t Answer can be operated from either a PS or Dterm SP30 Wh...

Page 234: ...the station number of the Sub Line is notified to the called party To answer a call To answer a call to Dterm SP30 1 A station dials Dterm SP30 station number 3000 2 Both of the Dterm SP30 and PS ring...

Page 235: ...S must be set as the sub station in system data pro gramming 3 When the Dterm SP30 is started or restarted the interactive operation is set lamp of the handset switch but ton off regardless of the pre...

Page 236: ...state display and service type display are not available 2 When using Call Pickup register the main station Dterm SP30 and sub station PS in the same group 3 Timed Reminder Automatic Wake Up and UCD...

Page 237: ...d Adjunct Type Operating Procedure No manual operation is required Service Conditions 1 This feature is activated for every originating call from a PS and every terminating call to a PS For every call...

Page 238: ...power is off Forward the call to the idle station in the hunt group The call will be terminated to PS Station Number 502 in above Configuration Application Integrated Type Operating Procedure No manu...

Page 239: ...off the call is not forwarded to other stations The calling party will continue to receive ringback tone 10 Operating Conditions in Station Hunting Circular When a call is terminated to any stations i...

Page 240: ...t answered Station Hunting Not Available Call Forwarding Not Available Announcement PS No Answer Announcement PS Out of Cell If this service is not activated or the hunting does not proceed Call forwa...

Page 241: ...ed call codes Configuration Application Integrated Type and Adjunct Type Operating Procedure The Speed Dialing data is set via the user definable data assignment For detailed operation procedure refer...

Page 242: ...y when a message is mailed to the L1 My Line PS 2 VMI Voice Mail Indication is displayed only for a message mailed to My Line When the message is mailed the PBX sends a VMI signal to PS only once At t...

Page 243: ...one To place an outside call using Quick Dialing 1 Press the L1 key and receive extension dial tone 2 Dial the trunk access code 3 Receive outside dial tone 4 Dial the desired outside number and recei...

Page 244: ...before the third party answers The first and third parties will be connected when the third party answers or Wait for the third party to answer and announce the transfer Press the END key then the fir...

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