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Summarization of Contents
Description
Instructions for Using the PABX System
Provides essential safety and operational guidelines for the PABX system, including cautions for handling.
Loss of Power
Explains the PABX's operational status and feature availability during a power outage.
PABX Description
Details the ISDN telecommunications system (PABX) and its capabilities for interfacing with the Euro ISDN.
How to Start Up the PABX System
Outlines the step-by-step process for starting up the PABX system, from packaging to operation.
As-Delivered Condition of the PABX System
Details the default settings and configurations of the PABX system as shipped from the factory.
LED Functions for PABX Systems
Explains the meaning of the Green and Red LEDs on the elmeg C48m and C88m PABX for operational status.
Symbols, Dial Tones, and Calling Cycles
Defines symbols used in the manual, describes various dial tones, and illustrates calling cycle patterns.
Installation
Installation of the PABX
Guides through the initial installation steps, including checking package contents and recommended installation locations.
Installation Location
Provides recommendations for choosing a suitable installation location for the PABX, avoiding adverse environmental factors.
Wall-mounting the PABX
Details the procedure for securely mounting the PABX unit onto a wall, including drilling and fixing steps.
Intelligent Power Management for elmeg C48m/C88m
Explains the PABX's intelligent power management system for protecting ISDN connections against overload.
Connections
Covers the various connection types for the PABX, including terminals, ISDN connectors, and terminal blocks.
Connection Elements of the Cable Terminal Bay
Illustrates and describes the different connection elements found on the PABX cable terminal bay.
External ISDN Connection
Details the connection setup for external ISDN lines using RJ45 jacks on the PABX.
Types of Connection to Internal ISDN Connections
Explains the three types of internal ISDN connections: short passive bus, expanded passive bus, and point-to-point.
Expanded Passive Bus
Describes the configuration and limitations of the expanded passive bus interface for ISDN connections.
Point-to-Point Connection
Details the setup for point-to-point ISDN connections, including distance limits and termination resistor requirements.
Additional Modules
Introduces optional modules that can expand the PABX functionality, such as door intercom and emergency power.
Door Intercom Module (TFE)
Explains the TFE module's functions, including interfacing with door phones and call signaling.
Emergency Power Module (NSP)
Describes the function of the NSP module for providing emergency power to the PABX during power outages.
Modules
Details the types of modules supported by the PABX and their installation procedures.
Installation of the Modules
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing new modules into the PABX motherboard and slots.
Fine Overload Protection Module (FSM)
Explains the FSM module's role in diverting overvoltage and its installation requirements.
Commissioning
Commissioning Instructions
Provides guidance on commissioning the PABX after installation, focusing on connections and initial setup.
Commissioning at a Point-to-Point Connection
Details the specific commissioning steps for a point-to-point ISDN connection, including system number programming.
Commissioning for a Point-to-Multipoint Connection
Explains how to switch the PABX to multipoint mode and assign internal numbers (MSNs) to ISDN terminals.
Commissioning of ISDN PC Cards
Covers the commissioning process for ISDN PC cards with CAPI 1.1 interfaces and their integration with the PABX.
Operation
elmeg CS100 System Telephones
Details the functionality and configuration of elmeg CS100 system telephones with the PABX.
Message Function
Explains how to set up and manage message functions between system telephones for communication.
Simplex Intercom
Describes how to establish intercom connections between system telephones without active acceptance.
Internal and External Connections
Covers various call types, including inhouse, external, and group calls, and their operational procedures.
Inhouse Calling
Explains the procedure for making internal calls to other subscribers within the PABX system.
External Calls
Details how to establish external calls using the PABX, including selecting ISDN connections.
Call-by-Call Management
Explains the Call-by-Call feature, allowing users to select different providers for outgoing calls.
Team Call
Describes how to configure and manage teams for group calling and internal communication.
Forwarding a Call
Details how to forward calls, including options for prior notice, connecting callers, and enquiry calls.
Automatic Call-Back
Explains how to request automatic call-backs when a subscriber is busy or not available.
Reserving an External ISDN Connection
Describes how to reserve an external ISDN connection when it is busy, for later automatic connection.
Three Party Conference
Explains how to set up and manage three-party conference calls involving internal and external participants.
Service-Specific Switchable Call Modes (AVA)
Details the Day/Night call modes and how to activate them for different services and teams.
Call Rerouting
Explains the different types of call rerouting (immediate, delayed, on busy) and how to activate/delete them.
Follow Me
Describes how to configure call rerouting to another inhouse telephone (Internal Follow Me) and external configurations.
Door Intercom Module (TFE)
Details the connection and operation of the Door Intercom Module (TFE), including call signaling and door opener functions.
Multifunctional Device
Explains how to use multifunctional devices with the PABX and transmit service identifiers for different call types.
Connection/Call Charges
Covers the storage and output of call data records, including charge accounts for internal subscribers.
Keypad Function
Explains how to use the keypad function for direct transmission of information to the exchange for feature activation/deactivation.
Remote Management Access
Details how to configure the PABX remotely via a Service Center or an external PC.
Programming Instructions
Programming the PABX
Provides instructions for programming the PABX system, emphasizing that it should be done by trained personnel.
Setup Programming with the PC
Details the preferred method of setup programming using a PC and the necessary software and connections.
Setup Programming Using the Telephone
Explains how to perform setup programming directly using a telephone, referencing provided PDF files.
Remote Management Access (RMA)
Refers to detailed information on remote management access procedures provided on the system's CD.
Technical Data
PABX Specifications
Lists the technical specifications for the PABX, including power, dimensions, weight, and ISDN connection details.
ISDN Connections
Provides technical details for external and internal ISDN connections, including protocols and channel structures.
Technical Data for Music on Hold Interface
Specifies the technical parameters for the music on hold interface, such as level, impedance, and voltage.
Technical Data for TFE Module
Lists technical specifications for the TFE module, including speaker, microphone, and bell button details.
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