Common Ringer; Setting The Common Ringer Mode - Siemens Hicom 100 E Service Manual

10.6.7.3

Common ringer

A common ringer can be connected to the PBX. This common ringer is connected as an
analogue a/b extension to an a/b interface. Alternatively, it is possible to control a common
ringer via a relay contact of an actuator. An STRB module is necessary for this purpose.
A common ringer connected to the Hicom 100E system can be programmed to ring
simultaneously for each of the 16 call destination lists. To this end, the extension number of the
a/b extension used or the number of the control actuator is to be entered in the appropriate call
destination list.
Example: a common ringer should ring simultaneously in the event of calls for extensions
assigned to call destination list 13. The ringer is connected to the a/b interface with internal
extension number 25. 25 must be entered as the PEN of the common ringer for call destination
list 13.
Input sequence
A 1 5 1 9 6
B #
C 13
D <OK>
E *
25
F
G <OK>
H <F8>
An entered common ringer can be cancelled by pressing the F3 key under point F.
If an actuator is used to control the common ringer, the number of the actuator used is to be
entered as follows under point F:
1 = actuator 1, 2 = actuator 2, 3 = actuator 3, 4 = actuator 4
10.6.7.4

Setting the common ringer mode

The common ringer mode can be set to "immediate" (rings simultaneously with the first
destination index) or "after timeout" (rings simultaneously with the second destination index) for
each call destination list with a common ringer.
"Immediate" is the default mode for all 16 call destination lists.
Example: a common ringer entered in call destination list 13 should only ring after the call has
been forwarded to the second destination index in the call destination list.
A31003-K16-X001-3-7620, 07/99
Hicom 100 E Version 2.1, Service manual
Meaning
PEN of common ringer for CDL 1
(select list 1–16 with "+" and "–" or
directly with "#")
Select CDL
Enter CDL 13
Confirm input
Change input
Common ringer PEN = 25
Confirm input
Return to Start menu
Programming guide
Station attributes
Display
for list 1: –
for list:
for list: 13
for list 13: –
for list: 13
for list 13: 25
for list 13: 25
System administration
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