AGFEO AS 1x, Руководство пользователя

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Glossary
Module slot
Modular telecommunications systems have module slots.
Phone numbers
Private destination
Public destination
Seizure
Phone book
The telecommunications systems save external phone numbers and names in the phone
book. System and value added telephones can use the alphanumerics of the phone book.
Analogue telephones can dial the phone numbers with the speed dialling numbers. If a
phone number is transmitted with an incoming call and this is in the phone book, the
display of the system telephone displays the name instead of the number.
An external phone number is the number transmitted to outgoing external connections. An
internal phone number is the number of a subscriber under which he can be reached
internally on your telecommunications system. A phone number is the number (MSN)
assigned to you by your network provider.
You store a private, individual phone number which is only stored on your telephone under a
private destination key.
You store a phone number from the telecommunication system’s phone book which you
want to call very often quickly under a public destination key.
Relays
The relays may have on/off or impulse functions depending on the programming.
In addition they can be assigned internal numbers and control additional bells or beacons.
The relays can also be controlled remotely.
Seizure of an outside line (B channel) to call an external subscriber.
Setup code
Normally every subscriber can make settings on your system.
You can lock all system-relevant functions so that these functions can only be used after
entering a four-digit setup code.
You can switch the setup code on and off or change it. The code is set ex-factory to 2580.