PABX CS208 User manual

Tabl e o f Contents
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H AP
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AP 1
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1 B
B
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B R
R
R
R IEF
IEF
IEF
IEF INTR
INTR
INTR
INTR OD
OD
OD
OD UCT
UCT
UCT
UCT I
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I ON
ON
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URE
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1.1 S Y S T EM OVE R VI E W .......................................................................... 3
1.2 F E A TURES ................................................................................. 3
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H AP
AP
AP
AP 2
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2 INS
INS
INS
INS T
T
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T AL
AL
AL
AL L
L
L
L A
A
A
A T
T
T
T I
I
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I ON
ON
ON
ON &
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& C
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C O
O
O
O N
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N N
N
N
N ECTION
ECTION
ECTION
ECTION .........................................................................................
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2.1 S YS T E M CON F I G UR A TI O N ......................................................................... 5
2.2 S YS T E M APP E A R AN C E ........................................................................... 6
2.2.1 CS P la s t i c S erie s ....................................................................................................... . ...................................... . 6
2.2.2 TS M e t a l S erie s ........................................................................................................ . ................................... . 7
2.3 I
NS T AL L AT I O N PR O CE D UR E
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2.4 I NS T AL L AT I O N WAR N IN G ......................................................................... 8
2.5 D IR E C T ACC E S S W H E N POW E R FA I L UR E ............................................................... 8
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H AP
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AP 3
3
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3 SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM PRO
PRO
PRO
PRO G
G
G
G RA
RA
RA
RA M
M
M
M MIN
MIN
MIN
MIN G
G
G
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3.1 B
EF O R E PR O GR A MM I N G
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3.2 B AS I C CO MM A N D .............................................................................. 9
3.2.1 En t e r into S y stem P rogra mm i n g S t atu s .................................................................................... . ...................... . 9
3.2.2 Change t h e P a ssw or d ..................................................................................................... . ............................... . 10
3.2.3 S y stem So ft-Re s e t ......................................................................................................................................... . 10
3.2.4 F lash t i m e s ettin g ...................................................................................................... . .................................... . 10
3.2.5 S y stem r e t urn t o d efa u l t s e t tin g ........................................................................................ . ............................ . 10
3.2.6 S e t to D e l a yin g m od e ..................................................................................................................................... . 1 1
3.3 E NA B L E /DI SA B LE C.O. L I N ES ................................................................... 11
3.3.1 Ena b le C . O. Li n e s ....................................................................................................... . ................................... . 1 1
3.3.2 Dis a ble C . O. Li n e s ...................................................................................................... . .................................. . 1 1
3.3.3 T runk li n es(c.o.li n es) work i ng assign m en t ( U CD ) ........................................................................................ . 12
3.4 S ET T ING OP E R A TI N G M ODE ...................................................................... 12
3.4.1 S e tt i ng Au t o-at t endant M ode (OGM) for C. O. Li n e s .................................................................................... . 12
3.4. 2 Op erato r B u s y P r o c e s s ................................................................................................... . ............................... . 13
3.4.3 S e tt i ng O p erator M od e fo r C. O. l i n e ............................................................................................................. . 13
3.4.4 S y stem C R B T S et t in g .................................................................................................................................... . 13
3.5 OGM R E C OR D I NG /MO N IT O RI N G (FOR CS/TS S ER I ES ) ................................................... 13
3.5.1 OGM R e c o rdin g ............................................................................................................................................ . 13
3.5.2 OGM M onitori n g .......................................................................................................... . ................................ . 14
3.5. 3 S y st e m M usic M onito r i n g ............................................................................................................................. . 14
3.6 OGM R E C OR D I NG /MO N IT O RI N G (FOR CS+/TS+ S ERI ES ) ................................................. 14
3.6.1 OGM Re c ording and s e t ti n g to thr e e p a rag r aph m od e .................................................................................. . 14
3.6.2 Monitoring the r e corded OGM a nd s e t t ing t o thr e e p a rag r a p h m od e ......................................................... . ... 15
3.6.3 One p a rag r ap h OGM M od e .................................................................................................. . ........................ . 15
3.7 A UT O -AT T EN D A N T MO DE SET T ING .................................................................. 15
3.7. 1 No Answ e r P r oce ss ........................................................................................................................................ . 15
3.7.2 Ex t e nsion Bu s y P r o c e ss ................................................................................................................................. . 16
3.7. 3 No Answ e r P r oce ss ........................................................................................................................................ . 16
3.8 O
PE R AT O R
S
E T T IN G
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3.8.1 Operat o r S etting........................................................................................................ . .................................... . 16
3.8. 2 F a st Di a li n g Op erato r .................................................................................................................................... . 16
3.9 O PE R AT O R AT T E ND A NT RIN G ING SE TT I N G ............................................................. 16
3.9.1 Ringing m ode when a l l t h e ringing ex t e n s i o ns is bu s y .................................................................................. . 16
3.9.2 Ringing E xtensions Assign m ent / t o Ca n ce l i n D a y m od e .................................................................... . ......... . 17
3.10 E XT S . D IALING-OUT MOD E ..................................................................... 17
3.11 C AL L IN G RE S TR I CT I O N SET T IN G ................................................................. 18
3. 1 1.1 C a lling T im e Re st ri c tio n S ettin g .................................................................................................................. . 18
3. 1 1.2 C a lling R e stri c tion-C l ass S ettin g ................................................................................................................. . 18
3. 1 1.3 C a lling R est ri c tio n I t e m ............................................................................................... . ............................... . 19
3. 1 1.4 Assign Sp ec i al C al l ing-ou t Nu m b e r ............................................................................................................. . 20
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3.12 E XT S . U S I N G C.O. L I NE S AC C ES S .............................................................. 21
3.13 F L E XI B L E C ODING ......................................................................... 21
3.14 R IN G IN G /T R A NS F E R /RE SE R VA T I O N T IM E ............................................................ 22
3.14.1 Inter n al C a l l Ringin g T i m e .......................................................................................................................... . 22
3.14.2 Operator Dialing / T r ansfer Ri ngin g T i m e ..................................................................................................... . 22
3.14. 3 No Answ e r T r an sf e r T i m e ............................................................................................................................ . 22
3.14.4 Ex t e rnal Line Re s er v ati o n T i m e ......................................................................................... . ........................ . 22
3.15 T RA N SF E R OP ER A TI O N PA RA M ETER ................................................................. 22
3.15.1 Ex t e rnal T r an sf e r M od e ............................................................................................................................... . 22
3.15.2 Ex t e rnal T ransfer No An s wer Ri ngin g B ac k ................................................................................................ . 23
3.15.3 O f f P la c e / Bu s y /No Answ e r T ransf e r P ow e r -Down Conser vation............................................................... .. 23
3.16 CID F U NC T I O NS SET T ING (FOR CS+/TS+ S E R IES ) ................................................... 23
3.16.1 Add di g i t s for in t erco m C ID ............................................................................................ . ........................... . 23
3.16.2 Inter n al C ID m ode(trans m it m ode) s et t in g .................................................................................................. . 23
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C H
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H AP
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4
4
4 OPER
OPER
OPER
OPER A
A
A
A TING
TING
TING
TING I
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I N
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N STR
STR
STR
STR U
U
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U CTI
CTI
CTI
CTI O
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4.1 O PER A T OR A TTENDANT M ODE ................................................................ 24
4.2 A U T O-A TTENDANT M ODE ..................................................................... 24
4.3 O F F PLACE / BUS Y /N OANS W ER TRANSFER PROGRAMM I N G .......................................... 24
4.4 D
IALI N G
C.O. L
I NE S
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4.5 B OOKING C . O.L I N ES ........................................................................ 24
4.6 O U T W ARD D I AL I N G BY AN E X C LUS I VE L I NE ....................................................... 24
4.7 O UTGO I NG CALL TRANSFER .................................................................. 25
4.8 C OMING CA LL PI C K U P ....................................................................... 25
4.8.1 Ca l l Pic k up E x tens i o n ............................................................................................................................... .. 25
4.8.2 Gene r al Call Pic k up ............................................................................................................................... ..... 25
4.9 C ALL TR ANSFER (E X TERNA L CALL )............................................................ 25
4.10 T HRE E WA Y CONFERENCE .................................................................. 26
4. 1 1 C.O. L I N E RESE R VA T ION .................................................................... 27
4.12 C.O. L I NE TRANSFER TO C.O. L I N E ............................................................ 27
4.13 F AST RES E R VA T ION TRANS F E R ............................................................... 27
4.14 C ALL SWI T C H (CAL L P I C K DUR I N G CONVERS A T I O N )............................................... 28
4.15 I NTERCOM CALLIN G ........................................................................ 28
4.16 D IALI N G OPER A T OR ....................................................................... 28
4.17 I NQU I R Y FUNCT I ONS (A U T OM A T I C REPO R T ING ).................................................. 29
4.17.1 R e port i ng of P h ysics Num b er ................................................................................................................ . 29
4.17.2 Automa t ic report i ng of Ext nu m ber ........................................................................................................ . 29
4.18 P R I OR I T Y A CCESS AND M ONI T ORING .......................................................... 29
4.19 C ALL FO RW ARD I N G ........................................................................ 30
4.20 C ALL FO RW ARD I N G WHEN EX T I S BUSY OR NOBODY A V A I L A BLE ..................................... 30
4.21 D
O N
’
T
D
I STURB
S
ETT I NG
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4.22 C ALL AL L EX T E NS I ON ...................................................................... 30
4.23 C LEAR EX T ENSION FUNCT I O N SETT I NG ........................................................ 31
APPENDIX
APPENDIX
APPENDIX
APPENDIX I
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I MAIN
MAIN
MAIN
MAIN T
T
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T EN
EN
EN
EN A
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A NCE
NCE
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TR O
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O UBLE
UBLE
UBLE
UBLE S
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S H
H
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H OOTI
OOTI
OOTI
OOTI N
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N G
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1.Outgoi n g ca ll s can ’ t be ma d e ......................................................................................................................... . 31
2.Ou t side ca l ls can ’ t d i al in ............................................................................................................................... ... 31
3.Intercom ca n ’ t be made ............................................................................................................................... ..... 31
APPENDIX
APPENDIX
APPENDIX
APPENDIX II
II
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II GLOSSA
GLOSSA
GLOSSA
GLOSSA R
R
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R Y
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APPENDIX
APPENDIX
APPENDIX III
III
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III DE
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AU L
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L T
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T S
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S E
E
E
E TTINGS
TTINGS
TTINGS
TTINGS ...................................................................................
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APPENDIX IV
IV
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OPE
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OPE R
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ON
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ON INS
INS
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INS T
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1 . I NDEX OF BASIC OPER A T ION ................................................................ 34
2 . I ND E X OF S Y STEM PROGRAMMING ............................................................... 35
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Chap 1 Brief Introduction & Features
1.1 System Overview
With i t s design and ma n ufacture according to G .712 and G . 7 32 protocols of CCIT T , the
system i n tegrates virtues of various KTSs with a dvanced functions of P A BX, and has unique
adv a n t age in innovation. As a type of new ge n erat i on with over 50 powerful functions for business
and ma n ag e ment, it has wide a p plication in o f fic e s, enterprises, hotels …… etc. In a word, it is a
ideal equ i pment for users to better communication c onditions, improve work e f ficienc y , co n trol call
fee p ayment, and make o f fice intelligent come true.
1.2 Features
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal phone
phone
phone
phone programming
programming
programming
programming ： use n ormal ph o ne pro g rammi ng , not need the specialized key
pho n e.
S
S
S
S y
y
y
y stem
stem
stem
stem CRBT
CRBT
CRBT
CRBT Function
Function
Function
Function ：except for ope r ator and auto-atten d ant mode, the system can pl a y
the OGM without dialing any num b e r . Connect with the compute r , can record the pro m ote
information o f the and play it to c u st o mers. (same as the CRBT of ISP)
Mutiple
Mutiple
Mutiple
Mutiple Dial-Out
Dial-Out
Dial-Out
Dial-Out Mode
Mode
Mode
Mode :
:
:
: Can choose dial-out nu m ber 9 or dir e ct dial CO li n e.
‹ Coming
Coming
Coming
Coming Call
Call
Call
Call Prompt:
Prompt:
Prompt:
Prompt: When all the extensions are bus y , if external line calling (including
door phone), the system will prompt the set ringing extension.
‹ Differe
Differe
Differe
Differe n
n
n
n ce
ce
ce
ce of
of
of
of the
the
the
the ringing:
ringing:
ringing:
ringing: internal call, external call and door pho n e call have di f ferent
ringing.
‹ T
T
T
T ransfe
ransfe
ransfe
ransfe r
r
r
r C
C
C
C a
a
a
a ll
ll
ll
ll e
e
e
e r
r
r
r I
I
I
I D
D
D
D (
(
(
( C
C
C
C T
T
T
T S
S
S
S S
S
S
S e
e
e
e ri
ri
ri
ri a
a
a
a l
l
l
l )
)
)
) :
:
:
: w hen CO.Line call in or oth e r Extension call ,you can s e e C i d
number in te l ephone;also the incoming C I D number will follow while call transferred.
‹ Auto-a
Auto-a
Auto-a
Auto-a t
t
t
t ten
ten
ten
ten d
d
d
d ant/Operat
ant/Operat
ant/Operat
ant/Operat o
o
o
o r
r
r
r Mode:
Mode:
Mode:
Mode: the incoming calls from C.O. lines can be set up the
ope r ator mode or the au t o-attend a nt mode freel y .
‹ Dial
Dial
Dial
Dial in/
in/
in/
in/ o
o
o
o ut
ut
ut
ut S
S
S
S etting:
etting:
etting:
etting: can set any ringi n g extension and the using access of CO lines.
‹ CO
CO
CO
CO Line
Line
Line
Line B
B
B
B o
o
o
o oking:
oking:
oking:
oking: when the CO lines are busy but urgently to call, the syst e m will prompt the
extension w h en CO line a v ailable.
‹ CO
CO
CO
CO Line
Line
Line
Line Reserv
Reserv
Reserv
Reserv a
a
a
a tion:
tion:
tion:
tion: any ext e nsion can reserve the CO line and do others ope r ations.
‹ Three
Three
Three
Three W
W
W
W a
a
a
a y
y
y
y Conference
Conference
Conference
Conference and
and
and
and External
External
External
External transfer
transfer
transfer
transfer Function:
Function:
Function:
Function: allows to add a third p arty to a
two- p arty conversation a nd make a thre e - p arty confer e nce. Y ou can have only two Ext. with
one C.O.lin e . And can make an out go ing call from one Ext then divert a nd connect other Ext
to C.O.line.
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‹ Call
Call
Call
Call T
T
T
T ransf
ransf
ransf
ransf e
e
e
e r
r
r
r and
and
and
and Pickup:
Pickup:
Pickup:
Pickup: all external and internal call i ng c a n be transferred, other ex t .
ringri n g can be picked up and not need answer the ringring ext. This system have ma n y ki n d
of pickup ways, including ex t s . pickup, CO line pickup and res er v ation, etc.
‹ Operator
Operator
Operator
Operator Function:
Function:
Function:
Function: This system can be set two o perator for r e servation, call forwarding, call
transfer and manag e r secre t ar y .
‹ External
External
External
External Ca
Ca
Ca
Ca l
l
l
l l
l
l
l S
S
S
S w
w
w
w itch
itch
itch
itch (call
(call
(call
(call pickup
pickup
pickup
pickup during
during
during
during conversation):
conversation):
conversation):
conversation): dur i ng the conversation with CO
line, if other CO lines or door phone calling, just easy r e serve the answering CO line and
pickup the calling call.
‹ External
External
External
External Music
Music
Music
Music interfac
interfac
interfac
interfac e
e
e
e：allow you to change the system holding music freel y .(optio n al)
Flexible
Flexible
Flexible
Flexible extension
extension
extension
extension number
number
number
number ：The n u mber of ext e nsion can be set up one to four digi t s .
P
P
P
P o
o
o
o w
w
w
w e
e
e
e r
r
r
r Fail
Fail
Fail
Fail u
u
u
u re
re
re
re Memor
Memor
Memor
Memor y
y
y
y :
:
:
: when po w er failure, the system can remain all the settings and just
use all the f u nctions when power a gai n .
‹ Remote
Remote
Remote
Remote c
c
c
c o
o
o
o ntrol
ntrol
ntrol
ntrol prog
prog
prog
prog r
r
r
r amming:
amming:
amming:
amming: It can sus t ain remote maintenance, process remote
control pr o g r amming, detect and ma i n t ain, which f a cili t ate the users to ins t all and test, and
prov i de qui c k and e f fective service to users.
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Chap
Chap
Chap
Chap 2
2
2
2 Installation
Installation
Installation
Installation &
&
&
& Connection
Connection
Connection
Connection
Before
Before
Before
Before Ins
Ins
Ins
Ins t
t
t
t allation
allation
allation
allation
For easy and quick ins t allation and connection, it is strongly r e commended that the user read
and follow the following instruction carefully so as not to d a mage the system acciden t ally by
incorrect op e ration.
2.1
2.1
2.1
2.1 System
System
System
System Configurati
Configurati
Configurati
Configurati o
o
o
o n
n
n
n
This system ca p acity small e st is 208, b iggest is 416.
Model
Model
Model
Model
CS
CS
CS
CS (
(
(
( plastic
plastic
plastic
plastic cover
cover
cover
cover s
s
s
s )
)
)
) TS
TS
TS
TS (me
(me
(me
(me t
t
t
t al
al
al
al covers)
covers)
covers)
covers)
CS208 CS308 CS312 CS416 TS208 TS308 TS312 TS416
CO Line Por t s 2 3 3 4 2 3 3 4
Ex t s . Por t s 8 8 12 16 8 8 12 16
DISA 10s one p ar a gra p h 10s one p ar a gra p h
Music On
Holding
Piano music, external music input on
holding is o p tional
Piano music, external m u sic input on
holding is o p tional
Caller ID External line caller ID E x ternal line caller ID
Please a c cording to the ca p a c i ty and functions of your machine when ins t all
and program the system.
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2.2
2.2
2.2
2.2 System
System
System
System Appearance
Appearance
Appearance
Appearance
2.2.1
2.2.1
2.2.1
2.2.1 CS
CS
CS
CS Plastic
Plastic
Plastic
Plastic Series
Series
Series
Series
①Po
Po
Po
Po w
w
w
w er
er
er
er Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator Light
Light
Light
Light ②C.O.Line
C.O.Line
C.O.Line
C.O.Line Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator Lig
Lig
Lig
Lig h
h
h
h t
t
t
t ③Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground Port
Port
Port
Port
④308
308
308
308 C.O.Line
C.O.Line
C.O.Line
C.O.Line Port
Port
Port
Port ⑤308
308
308
308 Ex
Ex
Ex
Ex t
t
t
t s.
s.
s.
s. Port
Port
Port
Port ⑥416
416
416
416 C.O.Line
C.O.Line
C.O.Line
C.O.Line P
P
P
P ort
ort
ort
ort
⑦416
416
416
416 Ex
Ex
Ex
Ex t
t
t
t s
s
s
s .
.
.
. Port
Port
Port
Port
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2.2.2
2.2.2
2.2.2
2.2.2 TS
TS
TS
TS Me
Me
Me
Me t
t
t
t al
al
al
al Series
Series
Series
Series
①Po
Po
Po
Po w
w
w
w er
er
er
er Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator Light
Light
Light
Light ②C.O.Line
C.O.Line
C.O.Line
C.O.Line Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator Lig
Lig
Lig
Lig h
h
h
h t
t
t
t ③Ex
Ex
Ex
Ex t
t
t
t s.
s.
s.
s. Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator Light
Light
Light
Light
④C.O.Line
C.O.Line
C.O.Line
C.O.Line Port
Port
Port
Port ⑤Ex
Ex
Ex
Ex t
t
t
t s
s
s
s .
.
.
. Port
Port
Port
Port ⑥Po
Po
Po
Po w
w
w
w er
er
er
er Socket
Socket
Socket
Socket
⑦P
P
P
P o
o
o
o w
w
w
w er
er
er
er S
S
S
S w
w
w
w i
i
i
i tch
tch
tch
tch ⑧External
External
External
External Music
Music
Music
Music Interface
Interface
Interface
Interface
⑨Door
Door
Door
Door Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock Interfa
Interfa
Interfa
Interfa c
c
c
c e(optional)
e(optional)
e(optional)
e(optional)
2.3
2.3
2.3
2.3 Ins
Ins
Ins
Ins t
t
t
t allation
allation
allation
allation procedure
procedure
procedure
procedure
¾Before ins t allation, please check all t h e p ar t s if h a ve a n y looseness, t ake care the sup pl y
pow e r switch if is shut down.
¾The teleph o ne exch a n g e shall be ins t alled in a s t able ind o or place with dr y , v e ntilat e d
envi r o n ment. ( T emperatu r e Range: 0 - 4 5 ℃, Humidity Range: 2 0 % -80%. A void straight sun
shine or in the e n viro n ment of flammable or caustic gas.) S pecial teleph o ne w i re is
prefer a ble.
¾A wall bore is available a t the underside of mainframe for wall ins t allation. Desk ins t all a tion
is also admitted. But the c on t act of w all bolt and circuit boa r d inside the m a inframe should
be avo i ded.
¾None of the wiring of any ex t ension should share the pipeline w ith power supply or ante n na.
Neither sh o uld the extension be close to antenna for air broad c asting (includi n g
short-w a ve).
¾For the sake of personal safety and communication qualit y , grounding of P A BX should be
reliable. Or e lse, the lightning- p roof d evice inside would fail to work.
Resis t ance to gro u nd sh o uld be less than 5 ohm.
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Grou n ding a s follows:
¾Con n ect the monomer-c r y s t al with EX T . line and C.O. line se p aratel y .
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¾Con n ecting extensions a ccording to the in-dil a t e d extension pos itions and C.O. lines to the
correspond in g line por t s o n the unit.
¾T he C.O. lines w i ll b e co n nec t ed di r e ct to the speci a l Ex t s a u tomatic a l l y w hen the p o w e r failu r e . T he N o .1
C.O. line w i ll be connected to E x t. 601 and No.2 to E x t.602, No.3 to E x t.603, No. 4 to E x t.604. So y o u on l y
can use the four E x t s as no r m a l phone w i t h direct C.O. line.
¾ T est the s y s t em accord i ng to the default settings.
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.4 Ins
Ins
Ins
Ins t
t
t
t allation
allation
allation
allation W
W
W
W arning
arning
arning
arning
1. The wiring should not be done in thu n dering.
2. A v oid using teleph o ne in thun d ering.
3. Please don't use the telephone in flammable and l e aking gas environm e nt.
4. Unless the e quipment is dis c onnected, please don't tou c h the broken p art of the wiring or any
connection ends.
●Note: Lightning stroke is an accident, which will not be reg ar ded as nor m al maintena n ce.
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5 Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct Access
Access
Access
Access when
when
when
when Power
Power
Power
Power Failure
Failure
Failure
Failure
The C.O. lines will be connected direct to the special Ex t s automatically when the power
failure. The No.1 C.O. li n e will be connected to Ext. 601 and No.2 to Ext.602, No.3 to Ext.603,
No. 4 to Ext.604. So you only can use the four Ex t s as normal pho n e with direct C.O. line.
For examp l e when som e one call in with No.1 C . O. line at the time of pow e r failure, the
Ext.601 will ring, you can only pick up Ext. 601 and t alk with the calle r .
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Chap
Chap
Chap
Chap 3
3
3
3 System
System
System
System programming
programming
programming
programming
3.1
3.1
3.1
3.1 Before
Before
Before
Before programming
programming
programming
programming
●All the programming must be carried out on the extensi o n 601, 602, 603, 604; all the
pro g rammi n g must be into system programming s t atus.
●All the extensions must be of dual tone multi-fre q uency p h on e .
●Y ou are al l owed to o p e rate one by one, and e n d the proce s s by simply pressing #. Y ou
don ’ t have to hang up if something w r ong occurs, you could p r ess * to res t art.
● If progr a mming-exte ns ion (601, 60 2,603,60 4 ) i s in Direct-Dialing-Out m ode, y o u n e ed to
press * to e n ter the internal system, t h en s t art programming.
●When the setting is fin i shed, a long beep indicates that t he setting is d o ne correctly and
saved in the system. If instead an ar r ay of short chir p s is heard, that would indicate an error
occurred in the setting. Y ou need to check it out and reset the system. It is only a f ter the end
of the long bee p s you can con t inue another system operation.
●Y ou must use “ enable C.O. l i nes ” command according the ac t ual trunk lines before using
this product, if you don ’ t enable any C.O. line, the system will con s ider there is no C.O. line
and d o esn ’ t auto detect C.O. line.
How to pro gr amming
At first you must according 3 . 2.1 instruction enter into sys t em programmi n g s t atus, and then
you can beg i n to program as the follo w ing instructi o n.
3.2
3.2
3.2
3.2 Basic
Basic
Basic
Basic Command
Command
Command
Command
3.2.1
3.2.1
3.2.1
3.2.1 Enter
Enter
Enter
Enter into
into
into
into S
S
S
S y
y
y
y stem
stem
stem
stem Programming
Programming
Programming
Programming S
S
S
S t
t
t
t atus
atus
atus
atus
Format: # * EFGH
Explanati o n: EFGH is the system p a ssword n o w .
Example: For prog r a m ming the s y stem, you s hould enter the p assw o rd first, now the
p assword is 5678
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