Teletec international Minicom 6000, Руководство пользователя

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Statement of Intended Use
This modem is for connection to the British
public switched telephone network.
The Minicom 6000 has been tested for use
of the following facilities:
•
Timed break recall
• On-hook dialling
• Incoming call indicator
• Operation in absence of secondary
proceed indicator
• Recorded speech announcement
• Detection of initial proceed indication
(dial tone)
• Automatic storage of last number dialled
• Tone detection, i.e., ring tone, busy
• Modem
• Automatic answer—data only
• Multi-frequency and loop disconnect
dialling
You may connect to:
• Direct exchange lines providing Loop
Disconnect (LD) or Multi-Frequency (MF)
signalling and timed break recall facilities.
• Extension with new plug and socket
arrangement provided with these direct
exchange lines.
• Compatible switchboards, including
those which do not provide secondary
proceed indication. If you use the
Minicom 6000 with a compatible
switchboard it cannot be guaranteed that
the Minicom 6000 will operate correctly
under all possible conditions of
connection. If you have difficulty, contact
your sales representative for further
information.
• If your switchboard is privately owned,
your Minicom 6000 can be connected to
it by an authorized maintainer.
You may not connect:
• To shared service (party) lines
• To 1 + 1 carrier systems
• As an extension to a payphone
The Minicom 6000 is suitable for connection
to PBX equipment that returns secondary
proceed indication.
The Minicom 6000 is only approved for
compatible PBXs. Please contact your
Minicom 6000 supplier for a list of PBXs
which are compatible. Because of
differences in the private telephone systems
there is no guarantee that the Minicom 6000
will work correctly in all circumstances. If
you experience any difficulties or have
questions, please contact your supplier.
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