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- Page 2 Phone System Operating Instructions External Line dial 1. Incoming Calls can be answered direct by the operator, or any extension may answer by dialing 2 or 20, or 41 only if it is an internal call. Transfer Calls by pushing the flash button then dialing the extension you want to transfer to. Redial Last Number by dialing 45.
- Page 3 SBX8 / SBX12 Quick Reference - call operator (ext 89) - outside line 1 over busy - call intrusion (if allowed) - Incoming call pickup 40 - paging (if configured) 41 - Internal call pickup 45 - Redial last number...
- Page 4 INTERNAL SIGNALLING DTMF or Decadic Hookflash: 12O ms to 750 ms break with a further 250 ms make check period. Release: Greater than 1 second break. EXCHANGE LINE CIRCUIT Line Limits With 50V feed from the exchange at 20mA loop current the maximum cable resistance is 1500 ohms when using MK3 trunk boards.
- Page 5 This course will cover the SBX 12E ACCOMMODATION REQUIREMENT In general the Philips SBX 12E is installed in an office type environment and will therefore not require the provision of a separate equipment room. The system is designed for wall mounting.
- Page 8 PAIR ALLOCATION OF 25 PAIR SYSTEM CABLE Cable Plug Typical Pair Terminal Cable Colours Earth White White/Blue Spare Blue Blue/White Spare White White/Orange Spare Orange Orange/White Extn 89 A leg White White/Green Extn 89 B leg Green Green/White Extn 88 A leg White White/Brown...
- Page 9 Wiring of the 25x cable to Krone module Spare...
- Page 11 The spare mains fuse is located on this board. The 12 way flat ribbon cable connects the display board to the Mother Board. Alphanumeric Display. This 4 digit display allows monitoring of digits as keys are being stored in the system short cable store. It is also possible to display a number currently stored in a certain slot.
- Page 12 Link Card One of three cards associated with the 12E. The link circuit provides the following functions: Powering of an extension. Pick off for extension generated DTMF or loop disconnect signals. Tone injection to extensions. Tone cadencing to extensions. Dual Tone Multiple Frequency Card The DTMF is a single card but on it are two DTMF receivers and a transmitter.
- Page 19 TONE CADENCE DURATION Dial Continuous for 10.0 s Ring 0.4 s on, 0.2 s off continuous 0.4 s on, 2.0 s off Repeated Busy 0.5 s on, 0.5 s off for 10.0 s Repeated Unobtainable 0.1 s on, 0.1 s off 0.1 s on, 0.1 s off for 10.0 s...
- Page 24 SWITCH SETTINGS FOR 16 SWITCH TRUNK BOARD SWITCH SETTINGS NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED ON ETH RC OFF LOOP RC TRUNK R/C ON DIAL 20 OFF DIAL 2 TRUNK PICKUP OFF STD OFF NON STD ON STEP TOLL TYPE OFF EXCH ON EXCH...
- Page 25 SECTION VI GENERAL FACILITIES AND TEST PROCEDURES Incoming Calls An incoming call will ring the operators telephone and if not answered within time period, will also activate system bells (AC bells) as required by the subscriber. Calls can be answered direct by the operator, or any extension may answer by dialling 2 or 20 (Universal Pick-up).
- Page 30 10 seconds Unavailable Tone is returned. If not successful, 10 seconds Unavailable Tone is returned. DTMF busy out not available on SBX8. LED’s on display operate when busied out. Maintenance LED’s on motherboard will operate when links and DTMF receivers are busied out.
- Page 31 SECTION VII OPERATIONAL FEATURES EXTENSION TO EXTENSION CALL Each of the extensions in the SBX system is allocated a 2 digit number. Dialling an extension number will cause the dialled extension to ring with internal call cadence. The prime extension is hardware fixed and this extension may be called using a single digit number.
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Page 32: Enquiry Call
PRIME EXTENSION INCOMING CALL PICKUP If the prime extension is the only extension with direct call pickup enabled, all incoming calls will ring the prime extension telephone, followed by the system bell if this extension is not answered within 10 seconds. The calls are available for pickup in order of arrival. ENQUIRY CALL When an extension is connected to an external call an enquiry call may be made to another extension. -
Page 33: Call Park And Retrieve
CALL PARK AND RETRIEVE An external call on Hold can be Parked by dialling a 2 digit parking slot number. If the parking slot is already occupied Dial Tone is returned and another parking slot can be dialled. When a call has successfully Parked, the extension will receive Confirmation Tone and the external caller will hear Waiting Tone. - Page 34 For a ringback request, no other extensions can have access to that particular trunk, during the 15 second ringback to that extension. Only one ringback is permitted at a time per extension. The latest ringback request overwrites any previous ringback from that extension. Ringback cannot be requested to a paging extension.
- Page 35 Intrusion Tone is heard by all 3 parties. Return to the call on hold is by the intruding extension, hook flashing. Hang up by the intruding extension, camps a trunk call on to the requested phone. A mix of electronic and rotary dials is not compatible for intrusion on a trunk since hook flashing or dial pulses by a rotary dial extension may result in dropping the electronic phone.
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Page 36: Abbreviated Dialling
For Camp On calls, after 10 seconds a ring, the call will divert to the Diverted “TO” extension for a further 25 seconds before returning to the originator of the call. The call will not divert if the diverted “TO” extension is busy or on lockout. ABBREVIATED DIALLING Abbreviated dialling is only available to Mark 3 systems and can only be used in two ways: Own extension repertory numbers. - Page 37 Last Number Redial: Last number redial is available to all models of SBX8 and SBX12. Last number redial is automatically stored for all digits outdialled before the line connect is made. Access to the last number redial is by dialling 45.
- Page 41 Footnote: This document is a reconstruction of a photocopy from a friend that itself was a photocopy of a photocopy, hence the quality of some pages and also page 15 missing. I would appreciate it if anyone reading this document and knowing the contents of page 15, or any other pages that are missing, would be kind enough to email me (bkemp@ww.co.nz) with their information.