Remote Inspection - NEC UNIVERGE SV9100 Features And Specifications

Idle Terminal Display
Press Exit, terminal returns to idle display.

Remote Inspection

To use the Remote Inspection feature target destination setting is necessary.
When Remote Inspection is set to the terminal, Confirm and Ring Time are displayed on
Multiline Terminal LCD.
Confirm Ring Time Display
If Remote Inspection set terminal is busy (receiving another incoming call or on active calls),
an inspection ring starts after finishing the previous call.
If the VRS message is not recorded, a warning tone instead of a VRS message is sent.
A target dial can be programmed by using Service Code (Program 11-10-49).
Outside call routing follows the settings in Program 13-05-1 Abbreviated Dialing.
When Program 13-05-01 set to 0, an outside call route is referring to Program 14-06-01
setting and search data from route table 100 of order 4 in descending order. If Program
14-06-01 set to 0, no outside call is provided.
If outgoing call restriction is set in a system, an emergency call cannot go through. In case
of using outgoing call restrictions, toll restriction Class 1 is followed.
Auto outgoing call via leased line cannot go through when all trunks are busy.
When trunks are all busy, the emergency call does not complete. In this case, Alarm Type
33 is provided.
When the target destination answered:
Provide a VRS message to the destination.
After finishing VRS message, destination person can start monitoring of inspection terminal.
Also by dialing
message will just stop the message from being played and then you must dial
speech path in both direction. When using Analog trunks the destination person must dial
before the initial message is played to the caller.
Barge-in is not allowed to outside call while monitoring.
If the destination does not answer an emergency call, the system repeats placing the call
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from outside it is possible to make both way talk. Dialing
1048
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during the
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again to have
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