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ASCOM Ascotel 2025 System Manual

ASCOM Ascotel 2025 System Manual (1141 pages)

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Brand: ASCOM | Category: Conference System | Size: 12 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

26
Table of Contents

53
- Overview of Chapters
  56
- Telecommunication System Ascotel
  58
- Ascotel Basic Systems
  62
- Expansion Cards and Modules
  63
- Interface Overview
  64
- Expansion Stages and System Limits
  65
- Network Interfaces
  66
- System Interfaces
  66
- User-Network Interfaces
  66
- Special Interfaces
  77
- Networking the Systems
  79
- Private ISDN-Based Network (PISN)
  82
- Networking Types (Topologies)
  85
- Choosing the Appropriate Networking Type
  90
- Communication Protocols
  91
  - Protocol and Topology Type
    91
- Connecting PISN Nodes
  93
- Numbering Plan and Regions
  97
  - Shared Numbering Plan
    97
  - PISN with Regions
    98
  - Numbering Plan for Two Regions
    99
  - Call Routing in Regions
    100
- Network-Related Services and Functions
  103
- System Terminals of the Office Family
  110
- Terminals
  110
- Corded Terminals of the Office Family
  113
  - Office 45 / Office 45Pro
    114
  - Office 35
    115
  - Office 25
    116
  - Office 10
    117
  - Office 20, Office 30 and Office 40
    117
  - Other Igital and Analogue Terminals
    118
- Cordless Terminals
  119
  - Office 130 / Office 130Pro
    120
  - Office 150 / Office 150Eex
    121
  - Office 100
    122
  - Cordless Terminals by Other Manufacturers
    122
- Pocket Adapter
  123
- PC Operator Console Office 1550
  124
- Ascotel IP Gateway AIP 6400
  126
- Voice over Internet Protocol (Voip)
  126
  - Hbt_20321104_01/B0_En
    126
- Configuring the IP Gateway AIP 6400
  128
- Ascotel Voice Mail System AVS 5150
  129
- Features of the Voice Mail System AVS 5150
  130
- Connection Concept and Configuration Possibilities
  131
- Ascom Telecourier 900 Paging System
  132
- Supplementary Equipment / Additional Applications
  132
- Ascotel CTI and TAPI
  137
  - First-Party CTI
    138
  - Third-Party CTI
    140
- Officecall
  144
- Handset Interface Ascom Audio
  146
- S Bus Extension Ascompt 10
  147
- Ascotel Information Management System AIMS
  148
- AIMS Shell
  149
- AIMS Managers
  153
  - Configuration Manager
    154
  - Fault & Maintenance Manager
    154
  - Account Manager
    154
  - Hotel Manager
    155
  - Information Manager
    155
  - Project Manager
    155
  - Upload Manager
    156
  - Voice Mail Manager
    156
  - IP Gateway Manager
    156
  - 9.2.10 System Event Manager
    157
- Access Concept
  158
  - Authorization Levels
    158
  - Administrator
    159
  - Password Syntax
    159
  - Change Password
    160
- Installing AIMS
  158
- Exchanging Data between PBX and PC
  161
  - Working Offline (AIMS Database)
    162
  - Working Online (PBX Database)
    163
- Help System
  165
- Import / Export
  165
- Importing Data from Older Systems
  165
- Print
  165
- Licensing Concept
  166
Table of Contents

170
- 1 Overview of Chapters
  
  178
- 2 Numbering Plan
  
  178
  - Numbering Plan Identifiers
    180
  - Categories in the Numbering Plan
    183
  - The System's Numbering Plan
    183
  - Exchange Access Categories
    186
  - Categories for Abbreviated Dialling and Emergency Number
    187
  - Subscriber Categories
    189
  - Separate Regional Prefix Category
    194
  - Shared Numbering Plan
    195
  - PISN with Different Regions
    196
- 3 Identification Elements
  
  198
  - Internal and External Ringing Patterns
    198
  - Displaying Numbers (CLIP) and Names (CNIP)
    200
  - Analysing and Editing the CLIP
    203
  - CLIP with Incoming Calls
    203
  - Presentation of the CLIP on the Terminal
    204
  - Replicating the Name Display in the PBX
    205
  - Flow Charts for Name Identification (CNIP)
    206
  - CLIP with Outgoing Calls
    208
  - Creating the CLIP in the PBX
    208
  - Entering a Fixed CLIP
    209
  - Suppressing CLIP / COLP (CLIR / COLR)
    209
  - CLIP Flowcharts for Outgoing Calls
    210
  - CLIP Display with a Virtual PISN Subscriber
    212
  - CLIP / COLP Settings
    213
  - Examples of CLIP Displays in the PISN
    218
  - PISN-Internal Calls
    219
  - Outgoing Calls to the Public Network
    221
  - Incoming Calls from the Public Network
    225
- 4 Routing Elements
  
  228
  - Trunk Groups
    231
  - Trunk Groups of Network Interfaces
    232
  - Routing Functions of the Trunk Group for Incoming Calls
    236
  - Trunk Group Identification Functions
    236
  - Other Trunk Group Functions and Settings
    237
  - Route
    238
  - The Route's Routing Functions
    239
  - Other Routing Functions for Outgoing Calls
    241
  - Direct Dialling Plan (DDI Plan)
    244
  - Call Distribution Element (CDE)
    249
  - Routing Functions for Incoming Calls
    252
  - Routing Functions with Outgoing Calls
    252
  - Other Functions and Settings of the CDE
    253
  - Switch Groups
    254
  - User Group
    257
  - Elements of a User Group
    258
  - Call Distribution in the Subscriber Group Element
    259
  - User Groups for Voice Mail
    264
  - Routing Functions for Incoming Calls
    267
  - Subscriber Configuration
    267
  - Routing Functions for Outgoing Calls
    268
  - Operator Console
    270
  - Routing Functions for Incoming Calls
    270
  - Routing Functions for Outgoing Calls
    272
  - Two-Company System
    273
  - Capolinea
    274
  - General Call
    276
  - Key Telephones
    276
  - 4.10.1 KT Lines and Line Keys
    278
  - 4.10.2 Incoming Calls Via a KT Line
    281
  - 4.10.3 Outgoing Calls Via a KT Line
    283
  - ACD Server
    288
- 5 Call Routing
  
  292
  - Internal Destinations
    292
  - Internal Traffic
    292
  - Internal Digit Barring
    293
  - Incoming Traffic
    294
  - Routing
    294
  - Response if Busy
    304
  - Response if the Call Destination Is Busy
    304
  - Forwarding a Call if Busy
    307
  - Not Forwarding a Call if Busy
    308
  - Release Destination if Incoming Dialling Is Incomplete
    308
  - Emergency Routing
    309
  - Routing if the Call Destination Is Busy
    309
  - Outgoing Traffic
    311
  - Release Destination if Dialling Is Incomplete
    311
  - Routing
    312
  - Digit Barring Facilities
    313
  - Calls to the Public Network
    319
  - Direct or Indirect Selection of the Network Provider
    332
  - Least Cost Routing (LCR)
    332
  - LCR Function
    334
  - Allocating the Internal Routing Table (LCR Table)
    336
  - Selecting the Network Provider (Routing Tables)
    339
  - Conversion and Routing (Network Provider Table)
    342
  - Bypassing LCR Manually (Forced Routing)
    345
  - LCR in the Private Leased-Line Network
    346
  - LCR with Key Telephones
    346
  - Call Logging and Data Protection
    347
  - 5.4.10 Examples of LCR
    348
  - 5.4.11 Higher-Level LCR Settings
    350
  - Exchange-To-Exchange Connections
    351
  - Exchange-To-Exchange Traffic
    351
  - Transferring Call Diversion to the Exchange
    358
  - Three-Party Connections in the Exchange
    361
  - Transit Routing in the Private Leased-Line Network
    365
  - From the Public Network to the Private Leased-Line Network
    366
  - From the Private Leased-Line Network into the Public Network
    370
  - Testing Overflow Routing in the PISN
    376
  - Overflow Routing Within the Private Leased-Line Network
    377
  - Overflow Routing Via the Public Network
    379
  - Break-Out
    383
- 6 Data Services
  
  388
- 7 Call Logging (CL)
  
  398
  - Cumulative Counter
    401
  - Individual Charge Counting or ICC
    401
  - ICC Reports
    404
  - Surcharge Calculator
    404
  - Call Logging for Outgoing Calls (OCL)
    409
  - General OCL Settings
    410
  - Surcharge Calculator
    412
  - Data Protection
    414
  - Cost Centres
    415
  - Charge Management
    417
  - Call Logging for Incoming Calls (ICL)
    418
  - Call Data Output
    421
  - Interface Configuration
    421
  - Output Types
    422
  - Printer Faults
    424
  - Output Formats
    425
  - Structure of the PC5 Output Format
    426
  - Data Fields of the PC Format
    428
  - Examples of the PC5 Output on a Stand-Alone PBX
    437
  - Examples of PC5 Output in a PISN
    444
  - Protocol Format
    450
  - Individual Receipt Format
    454
  - Features
    464
  - ISDN Services Supported by the System
    468
  - Network Services, Authorizations and Operation
    468
  - Features in the Private Network
    474
  - Features in the Up-Circuit PBX
    476
  - Subscriber-Related Authorizations
    476
  - Exchange Access Authorizations
    477
  - Operating the Features on the Terminal
    477
  - Languages Supported
    480
  - Call Diversion
    483
  - Call Diversion Functions
    483
  - Follow Me
    491
  - Call Forwarding
    492
  - Twin Mode / Twin Comfort
    495
  - Take
    496
  - Do Not Disturb
    498
  - Proxy
    499
  - Connections Involving Several Subscribers
    501
  - Hold (Enquiry Call)
    501
  - Enquiry Call with Return to the Initial Call
    503
  - Brokering (Switching Back and Forth between Two Calls)
    505
  - Three-Party Conference from an Enquiry Call
    507
  - Conference
    509
  - Call Transfer (Switching)
    512
  - Recall
    517
  - Call Acceptance
    518
  - Added Features
    519
  - Name Selection
    519
  - Call Waiting
    522
  - Ascotel Voice Mail
    524
  - Intrusion
    526
  - Announcement to One or more Subscribers
    528
  - Charge Recall
    530
  - Duplex Mode
    532
  - Making Calls with Your Own Settings on a Third-Party Telephone
    534
  - Fetch Call
    535
  - 8.4.10 Hotline
    536
  - 8.4.11 Sending and Reading Messages
    538
  - 8.4.12 Message Function
    540
  - 8.4.13 Leave Message
    542
  - 8.4.14 Standard Texts
    544
  - 8.4.15 Park
    545
  - 8.4.16 Callback if Subscriber Busy / Free
    551
  - 8.4.17 Team Functions
    557
  - 8.4.18 Locking and Unlocking a Phone
    558
  - 8.4.19 Appointment Call
    563
  - 8.4.20 Taking over an Active Connection
    565
  - Coded Ringing on General Call
    568
  - Special Features
    568
  - Courtesy Service (Announcement Prior to Answering)
    572
  - Clear Configurations
    575
  - LCR Function
    576
  - Emergency Number
    577
  - Recording Malicious Calls (MCID)
    578
  - User Group: Logging in and Logging out
    580
  - Switching Switch Groups
    581
  - Searching Via a Paging System
    583
  - 8.5.10 Controlling Relays
    585
  - 8.5.11 Door Function
    586
  - Remote Control Features
    590
  - Remote Controlling Features from Within the System
    591
  - Remote Controlling Features from Outside the System
    593
  - Hotel Function
    596
  - User-Network Interface Configuration
    596
  - Room-To-Room Traffic
    597
  - Room Status
    598
  - Wake-Up Call
    598
  - Phone Booth
    599
  - Menu and Operating Concept with AIMS
    602
  - Hotel Management Systems
    603
  - Overview of Possible Commands
    604
  - Alarm Messaging Via External Text Messages
    606
  - Connection to the PBX
    607
  - External Alarm Source
    607
  - External Alarms on Office DECT Handsets
    608
  - Alarm Protocol
    609
  - System Limits
    610
  - Handset as Visitor
    611
- 9 Features Overview
  
  612
  - Hbt_20321104_00/B0_En
    626
Table of Contents

628
- Overview of Chapters
  632
- Expansion Stages
  634
- Basic Systems
  635
- System Family
  635
- System Cards in System Slots
  638
- Power Supply Modules
  639
- Expansion Cards in Expansion Slots
  640
- Trunk Cards
  640
- Special Cards
  641
- Subscriber Cards
  641
- Examples of Component Placement
  644
- System and Expansion Limits
  647
- System Limits
  647
- Licence-Related System and Expansion Limits
  649
- Terminals
  651
- Planning a PBX
  654
- Planning-Related Information
  654
- Project Manager
  655
- Definitive Quotation (Phase 2)
  656
- Drawing up a Rough Guideline Quotation (Phase 1)
  656
- Clock Synchronization
  657
- Emergency Operation
  657
- Important Planning Information
  657
- Attenuation on Analogue Network Interfaces
  658
- Periodic Reactivation of Layer 2 on the T Interface
  658
- Voice and Data Terminals on the S Interface
  659
- Analogue Down-Circuit Connection
  660
- Down-Circuit Connection of a PBX with Corded Terminals
  660
- Digital Down-Circuit Connection of a PBX with QSIG
  663
- Down-Circuit Connection of a PBX with Cordless System
  664
- Application of Direct Dialling out (DDO)
  665
- Planning DECT Systems
  666
- Ascotel DECT and PBX
  668
- Coverage Area
  669
- Radio Links
  672
- System Characteristics
  672
- High-Frequency Propagation Conditions
  673
- Ascertaining Customer Requirements
  677
- Planning
  677
- Initial Rough Determination of the Radio Unit Locations
  678
- On-Site Measuring
  679
- Preparing the Measurements
  682
- Global Coverage in the Supply Range
  683
- Handover Overlap Areas
  684
- Location Areas
  685
- Traffic Density
  687
- Installing and Re-Measuring the Definitive System
  689
- Measuring Equipment
  690
- Handset Types
  691
- Default Settings on the Test Handsets
  693
- Switching Radio Units
  695
- Radio Units
  711
- Measurements
  713
- Functional Test Prior to Use
  714
- Hbt_20321104_03/B0_En
  714
- Typical Measurement Process
  714
- Planning a Private Network
  718
- Number and Type of Systems to be Networked
  719
- Planning Aid
  719
- Past Traffic Volume
  720
- Routing in a Private Network
  720
- Accesses to the Public Network
  721
- Connections between Nodes
  721
- Connection Types between Two Permanently Networked Systems
  722
- Determining the B Channels
  722
- Traffic Volume in the Private Network
  722
- Connections with Primary Rate Accesses
  723
- Connections with Basic Accesses
  724
- Protocols and Licences
  725
- Reliability Aspects
  726
- Clock Propagation Diagram
  728
- Synchronization
  728
- Planning Rules
  731
- Numbering
  733
- Numbering with Blocks (Shared Numbering Plan)
  733
- Link-Up to a Public Network
  736
- Direct Dialling in at the Gateway PINX
  737
- Identification of Calls to the Public Network
  738
- Definition of the Transit Route
  739
- Example of Networking
  740
- Creating the Routes
  741
- Replicating the Systems on Routes
  741
- Defining the Routes to the Public Network
  742
- Creating the Trunk Groups
  743
- Creating the Trunk Groups between the Systems
  743
- Creating the Exchange Trunk Group
  744
- Route Configuration
  744
- Creating the Numbering Plan
  746
- Numbering with Blocks
  747
- Setting up Direct Dialling in
  755
- Networking Via a Public Network
  756
- Tying-In an Individual Subscriber
  756
- Networking Two Systems
  758
- Networking with a Virtual PBX (Centrex)
  760
- Compatible QSIG Protocol
  762
- Networking with Third-Party Systems
  762
- Outgoing Calls Via a Third-Party System
  762
- Incoming Calls Via a Third-Party System
  763
- Incorrect CLIP Indication
  763
- Abbreviated Dialling and Virtual Network Subscribers
  764
- Cordless Systems in a Private Leased-Line Network
  764
Table of Contents

768
- 1 Overview of Chapters
  
  772
- 2 Mounting the PBX
  
  774
  - PBX Location
    774
  - Wall Mounting
    775
  - Cabinet Mounting (19" System Cabinet)
    777
- 3 Earthing and Protecting the PBX
  
  779
  - Earthing
    780
  - Connecting the Cable Screening
    781
  - Installing a Surge Voltage Protector
    782
- 4 PBX Power Supply
  
  783
  - Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
    784
  - UPS with UPS-12V Module
    784
  - External UPS
    786
  - 48 VDC Power Supply
    787
- 5 Equipping the PBX
  
  788
  - System Family
    788
  - Cards
    791
  - Trunk Cards
    793
  - Special Cards
    794
  - Subscriber Cards
    794
  - Clamps and Cables on Cards
    795
  - Fitting Expansion Cards
    796
- 6 Connecting the PBX
  
  798
- 7 Cabling Interfaces
  
  806
  - Port Addressing
    808
  - Basic Access T
    809
  - Basic Access T on the 2025 / 2045 Mainboard
    809
  - Network Interfaces
    809
  - Basic Access T on the ISDN-04ST ISDN Card
    810
  - Basic Access T, Network-Side
    811
  - Cable Requirements
    811
  - Basic Access in the Private Leased-Line Network
    812
  - X.25 Connection in the D Channel
    814
  - Primary Rate Access T2
    815
  - Primary Rate Access T2 on the Trunk Cards ISDN-0Xpra
    815
  - Cable Requirements
    816
  - Primary Rate Access T2, Network Side
    817
  - Primary Rate Access in the Private Leased-Line Network
    818
  - Network Interface A/B
    821
  - Network Interface A/B on Trunk Card TC-04AB
    821
  - Network Interface A/B Network-Side
    822
  - User-Network Interface AD2
    823
  - AD2 Bus Configuration
    828
  - Terminals
    833
  - User-Network Interface S on the ISDN Card
    835
  - S Bus Configuration
    836
  - Terminals
    840
  - User-Network Interface A/B
    841
  - Terminals
    843
  - Special Interfaces
    844
  - Interface
    846
  - V.24 Interface on the Mainboard
    846
  - Interface on the Pocket Adapter (PA)
    847
  - Connector Types
    851
  - Cable Types
    859
  - Ethernet Interface
    859
  - General Call
    861
  - Audio Interface
    862
  - Door Intercom System
    863
  - Connection Without Amplifier
    867
  - Connection Two-Wire
    868
  - Connection Four-Wire
    869
  - Connecting a Loudspeaker System
    870
  - Switch Group Interface
    871
  - Freely Connectable Relay Contacts
    873
- 8 Installing Terminals
  
  876
  - System Terminals
    876
  - Ascom Audio
    884
  - Ascotel DECT Cordless System
    889
  - Location
    889
  - Installing the Radio Units
    890
  - Telecourier 900 Paging System
    893
- 9 Checking the Installation
  
  894
Table of Contents

898
- 1 Overview of Chapters
  
  900
  - Access Concept
    901
- 2 AIMS Configuration Tool
  
  901
  - Connection Options
    902
  - Connection Options for Internal Access
    903
  - Connection Options for External Access
    904
  - Connection Option for LAN Access
    905
  - Settings
    906
  - Settings on the PBX
    906
  - Settings on the PC
    907
  - Settings on the Pocket Adapter
    907
  - Configuration with AIMS
    910
  - Authorization
    911
- 3 Enabling Local Access
  
  911
  - Password Syntax
    912
  - Passwords
    912
  - Access Via the HEX Rotary Switch on the Mainboard
    913
  - Automatic Exit from the Configuration
    913
  - Updating Passwords
    913
  - Access Log
    914
  - Retrieving the Log Data
    915
  - Entering the Processes in the Log
    916
- 4 Enabling Remote Access
  
  917
  - Procedure for Remote Access
    918
  - Function Keys for Remote Access Authorization
    919
- 5 Configuration Steps
  
  920
  - Hardware-Induced Initialization
    920
  - Software-Induced Initialization
    920
  - System Initialization
    920
  - Activating the Licences
    921
  - PBX / PINX Configuration
    922
  - Ascotel DECT Configuration
    926
  - Logging a Handset Onto the System
    927
  - Logging a Handset off the System
    928
  - Logging a Visitor Handset on and off
    928
- 6 Configuration Parameters
  
  930
  - Parameter Index
    944
Table of Contents

972
- 1 Overview of Chapters
  
  974
- 2 General Checks
  
  975
  - Restart Test
    976
  - Visual Inspections and Function Tests in Normal Operation
    977
- 3 Function Check
  
  978
  - Testing UPS-12V / 48VDC Modules
    979
  - Testing the 48VDC Module
    980
  - Checking External Connections
    981
  - Checking Internal Connections
    981
  - Outgoing Routes
    981
  - Outgoing Traffic
    981
  - Incoming Traffic
    982
  - Testing Terminals
    982
  - Other System Terminals
    983
  - Pocket Adapter (PA)
    983
  - Ascotel DECT
    984
  - Function Test of the Ascotel Voice Mail System
    984
  - Checking the Data Service
    985
  - Checking the Logging of Call Data and Call Charges
    985
  - Data Transmission on the B Channel
    985
  - Data Transmission X.25 in the D Channel
    985
  - PISN with Fixed Networking
    986
  - Testing the PISN
    986
  - PISN with Virtual Networking
    988
  - PISN with Virtual Networking and Virtual PBX (Centrex)
    990
Table of Contents

996
- 1 Overview of Chapters
  
  1000
- 2 Data Maintenance
  
  1001
  - Boot Software
    1003
  - Configuration Data
    1003
  - System Configuration Data
    1003
  - System Software
    1003
  - System-Specific Data
    1004
  - Terminal Configuration Data
    1004
  - AIMS Upload Manager
    1005
  - Updating System Software and Terminal Software
    1005
  - PBX Connection
    1006
  - Standard Upload
    1008
  - Emergency Upload of the System Software
    1012
  - Software Upload for Hard-Wired System Terminals
    1013
  - Software Upload for DECT Systems
    1014
  - Updating the PBX Boot Software
    1016
  - Deleting System and Terminal Configuration Data
    1018
  - Saving Configuration Data with AIMS
    1018
  - Updating Configuration Data
    1018
  - Adapting Licences
    1020
- 3 Hardware Updates and System Expansion
  
  1020
  - EIM Card
    1021
  - Replace EIM Card
    1022
  - Expansion Cards
    1024
  - Installing and Removing Cards
    1025
  - Replacing a Defective Card
    1027
  - New Card with Fewer Ports
    1028
  - Change Slot
    1029
  - New Card with more Ports
    1029
  - Special Cards
    1030
  - Memory Cards
    1031
  - Processor Card MPC-8260
    1031
  - System Cards
    1031
  - Mainboard and Power Supply Modules
    1032
  - Replacing the 2025 / 2045 or 2065 Mainboard
    1032
  - Uninterruptible Power Supply
    1033
  - Corded System Terminals
    1034
  - Replacing System Terminals
    1034
  - Terminals with the same Level of Added Features
    1034
  - DECT Terminals
    1035
  - Terminals with a Different Level of Added Features
    1035
- 4 Operations Supervision
  
  1036
  - Event Types
    1037
  - Event Tables
    1040
  - Signal Destinations
    1041
  - Signal Destination: Terminal
    1042
  - External Signal Destinations
    1043
  - Local Signal Destinations
    1047
  - Signal Destination Event Log
    1053
  - Suppressing Event Messages in the Configuration Mode
    1054
  - Testing the Signal Destination Configuration
    1054
  - Status Display - Basic System
    1057
  - LED on the Radio Unit Ascotel DECT
    1059
  - State Display for Cordless System
    1059
  - LED on the Charging Bays
    1060
  - Basic System Self-Test
    1061
  - Self-Tests
    1061
  - Switch Positions of the HEX Rotary Switch
    1061
  - Entering Rotary Switch Sequences Using the Example of the Initialization Function
    1062
  - Self-Test for the DECT System
    1063
  - Sequence of Self-Tests for Corded Terminals
    1064
  - Other Aids
    1067
  - AD2 Monitor Pro
    1070
  - Fault & Maintenance Manager
    1071
  - Measuring Equipment for Cordless Systems
    1071
  - Error Causes and Error Handling
    1072
  - Output of Error Codes in the PBX
    1072
  - Error Coding
    1073
  - Malfunction During PBX Configuration
    1075
  - PBX will Not Start
    1075
  - Malfunctions on the System as a Whole
    1077
  - Malfunctions on Network Side
    1078
  - Malfunctions on Subscriber Side
    1078
  - CL Malfunctions
    1079
  - Malfunctions with the Telecourier 900 Pager System (PS)
    1079
  - 4.6.10 Malfunctions of the DECT Radio Unit
    1080
  - 4.6.11 Malfunctions of the DECT Handset
    1081
  - 4.6.12 Overload Code Displays
    1082
  - 4.6.13 Malfunctions of the DECT Charging Bays
    1084
Table of Contents

1088
- 1 Overview of Chapters
  
  1090
- 2 Functions and Products no Longer Supported
  
  1091
- 3 Systematic Designation System
  
  1092
  - Overview of Pcbs
    1093
  - Rating Plate and Designation Stickers
    1094
- 4 DECT Compatibility (GAP Functionality)
  
  1096
- 5 Taking over a Crystal Private Phone Book
  
  1098
- 6 Technical Data
  
  1100
  - Expansion Cards and Modules
    1102
  - System Terminals
    1104
  - Network Interfaces
    1106
  - User-Network Interfaces
    1107
- 7 PC Dial Commands
  
  1108
- 8 Control Elements on the System Terminals
  
  1110
- 9 Designation Labels
  
  1112

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