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NEC SV8500 Manual (3438 pages)

FP85-110 S7

Brand: NEC | Category: Conference System | Size: 89.51 MB

Product Liability
3
Using the Equipment Safely
3
Safety Considerations
4
Customer Information for Telephone Terminal Equipment (Tte)
9
Telephone/Service Provider Company Notification
9
Incidence of Harm
10
Repair Service Requirements
10
Private (Leased) Lines
10
Toll Restriction and Least Cost Routing Equipment
10
Direct Inward Dialing
11
Voice Announcement/Monitoring over DID Lines
11
Radio Frequency Interference
12
Equal Access Requirements
12
Electrical Safety Advisory
12
Hearing Aid Compatibility
12
Industry Canada Requirements
13
Battery Disposal
14
Battery Types and Quantities for Chassis and Blades
14
Product Package Labeling
15
Product Disposal Information
17
LT Cable Accommodations
29
Time Slot Allocation
30
Relationship between LT Cable Conductors and Time Slots
30
Channel Accommodating Conditions
31
How to Count IP Equipment Channels
31
Communication Failure by LAN Cable Link down at ACT-Side CPU
32
Call Retention Function Status in IP Equipment/Terminals
33
Lbus
40
Basic Terms
45
MAC Address（Media Access Control Address）
45
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
45
Drs
45
Tos (Type of Service)
46
Qos (Quality of Service)
46
Jitter Buffer
46
CODEC (Coder/Decoder)
46
General Description of Station-To-Station Features
47
Dynamic Routing
47
IP Terminals
47
SIP Terminals
47
Ippad (Pa-32Iplb)
48
H.323 Terminals
48
Analog 2MC
48
MC & MG with PFT
48
Mg-Pri/Pra
49
Mg-Sip128/96/16
49
VS-32 Conference Server
49
Mg(Bri) [Sca-2Bria/Mg-2Bria]
49
Mg-Sip16 [Sca-16Sipmga/Mg
50
MG-COT Card [SCA-6COTA/SCA-6COTB]
51
MCMG Card [SCA-7COTA]
51
8LC Card
51
VS-32(Dual) [SCA-VS32VA/MG-VS32VA]
52
Mg-T1(Sip) [Sca-24Dtia]
52
Ph
52
Mph
52
IP Gateway (IPG)
53
Ug50
53
Network Service Features, Terms
54
Bandwidth Control
54
Tos Control
54
Virtual LAN (VLAN)
54
Echo Canceler Control by Location ID
55
PAD/EC Control IP/PHC Support
55
Descriptions of UMG
55
Devices Required to Build Network
61
DHCP Server
61
When Using Microsoft Windows NT
62
Network Configuration
62
Installing DHCP in Microsoft Windows NT Server
62
Setting up DHCP (Microsoft Windows NT)
64
Setting up DHCP Options - DRS Address (Microsoft Windows NT)
72
Setting up DHCP Address Conflict Detection (Microsoft Windows NT)
78
Setting up DHCP Address Static (Microsoft Windows NT)
80
When Using Microsoft Windows 2000
83
Setting up DHCP Server (Microsoft Windows 2000)
87
Setting up DHCP Server Option (Microsoft Windows 2000)
92
Setting up DHCP Server Options - DRS Address (Microsoft Windows 2000)
95
Setting up DHCP Address Conflict Detection (Microsoft Windows 2000)
104
DNS Server
108
Installing Microsoft DNS Server in Microsoft Windows NT
109
Network Configuration (Microsoft Windows NT DNS)
109
Network Services List Box (Example)
110
Select Network Service
111
Startup of DNS Manager
112
IP Address of the DNS Server
112
Selecting New Zone
113
“Selecting Primary” Radio Button
113
Domain Name Entry
114
Selecting New Record
114
New Resource Record
115
Setting up DHCP Options
116
Adding Options (DNS Servers)
116
Router Address Entry
117
“IP Address Array Editor” Dialog Box
117
Adding Options (Domain Name)
118
Check of the Added Options
118
Installing Microsoft DNS Server in Microsoft Windows 2000
120
Setting up DNS Server (Microsoft Windows 2000)
123
“Network” Dialog Box (Example)
134
FTP Service Setup
135
Startup of Internet Service Manager
135
State of FTP Service
135
“FTP Service Properties for Server” Dialog Box
136
Directory for Download
137
Maintenance Administration Terminal (Pcpro)
138
When Using LAN Cable
138
Pcpro Cabling, When Using Ethernet
138
When Using RS-232C Cable (Direct Connection)
139
When Using RS-232C Cable Via Modems
140
Pcpro Cabling, When Using Modems
140
System Message Printer
141
Connecting the System Message Printer
141
Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) Terminal
142
SMDR Cabling, When Using Ethernet
142
Cable Specifications
145
SV 4PORT CA-A Cable
145
RS-232C CA-(0) Detail
146
RS-232C CA-(1) Detail
147
RS-232C CA-(3) Detail
148
Ip-Related Basic Feature Programming
149
IP Related Basic Programming
150
How to Assign Internal PHE
151
Data Programming
152
How to Assign Internal PHI
153
How to Assign SP-PHD
156
How to Assign SP-PHI
159
How to Assign Virtual PIR
162
How to Set Terminal Software (When Using Hyperterminal)
164
Network Data Programming
166
Guideline for Calculating Bandwidth Required
167
Bandwidth Required for Voice Traffic
167
Payload Type and Payload Size for each Equipment
167
Bandwidth Required for Control Signal
173
Peer to Peer Bandwidth Control (by Location ID)
177
Network Address
178
Station Number
179
Point Code
180
Fusion Point Code
181
How to Use Dummy Locations
182
Example of Bandwidth Control Data Assignment
188
Star Topology (Standalone)
188
Star Topology (P2P CCIS)
189
Data Assignment in PC1
189
Data Assignment in PC2
190
Star Topology (P2P FCCS)
191
Tos Control by Location ID
193
Priority Control (Conforms to IEEE 802.1P)
197
Priority Control (IEEE 802.1P)
197
Port VLAN Data Assignment Via a Console
197
VLAN Availability in the System
198
PAD Control by Location ID
199
PAD Control by Location ID Example
199
Applied PAD Value by ASYD Index 4, Bit 5 = 0 (ON)
200
PAD Control by ASYD Index 4, Bit 5 = 0 (ON)
200
PAD Table for IP Terminals.
202
PAD Table for Legacy Terminals
202
IP Terminal and SIP Multiple Line Terminal
208
Basic Data Assignment
208
MAC Authentication
209
Login/Logout
210
SP Controlled SIP Terminal
211
SIP Handler Controlled SIP Terminal
212
IP Terminal and Legacy Station / Trunk Connection Via IPPAD
213
H.323 Terminal Connection
214
Analog Terminal Connection Via Analog 2MC / MC&MG-COT
215
Installation Design
225
Precautions When Installing Peripheral Equipment
225
Anti-Static
225
Static Caution Indicator
225
Essential/Critical Information
226
Locations of Indicators
226
ZT/CS Installation Design
227
Basic Knowledge on ZT Installation
227
Hypothetical Range of Radio Zone
227
Image of ZT Installation
228
Single Floor Installation
228
Vertical Successive Floor Installation
228
Radio Wave Propagation
229
Line-Of-Sight Propagation
230
Installation of the Zone Transfer (ZT)
230
Indoor Installation
230
Outdoor Installation
231
IP-BS Installation Design
232
Installation Design of IP-BS (Synchronization)
232
Setting Method of Wireless Synchronization Kind
232
Cs Ip-Bs
232
Installation Design
233
Operation Pattern of PRIMARY IP-BS
234
When Synchronizing to the SYS-ID Specified by Office Data
234
When Using CS Within the same System as PRIMARY
235
SN1757 BBUB Installation Design
237
SIP Server
248
Ip-Bs (Bs301)
254
General
254
Preparation for IP-BS Installation
255
Confirmation before Starting the Installation
255
In Case of Metal Wall
255
IP-BS Installation Procedure
256
Mounting of the IP-BS
256
Connection of LAN Cable and AC Adapter
257
Adjustment of Antenna
257
IP-BS Data Assignment
260
Default Password Is “Ipbsmnt”
260
Cell Station (CS)
266
Interface Circuit Cards
266
Cable Connection Diagram and Maximum Length
267
Power Supply from the Telephony Server (Without Arrestor)
267
Local Power Supply
267
Cable Connection for BS21-ID/BS21-ND/BS21A-ID/BS21A-ND
268
Power Supply from Built-In PHS System (Without Arrestor)
269
4-Wire Pressure Welding Connector
269
Cable Connection for BS31A/BS41
270
How to Install BS41
279
Mounting of the CS
279
Local Power Feeding
280
Related Equipment for Built-In Wireless System (When Using PA-4CSIE)
285
Installation of Zone Transceiver (ZT)
287
ZT Mounting Example
287
Dimension Drawing for ZT Installation (1/2)
288
Mounting of the ZT
290
Meaning of LED Indications
291
Leds on the Zone Transceiver
292
Analog 2MC Specifications
300
Hardware Requirements
303
Analog 2MC - Installation
305
Analog 2MC Horizontal Setting
305
Analog 2MC Vertical Setting with Stand
306
Cable Connection
307
Analog 2MC Cable Connection
307
Safety Instruction
308
Switch Settings
309
Analog 2MC Side View
309
Startup Analog 2MC and Basic Tests
310
Data Assignment by Pcpro
311
Internal PHE Data Assignment
311
Analog 2MC Data Assignment
311
Terminal Software Setting on Maintenance Console
314
Power on
315
Configuration Command Assignment
316
Basic Test Procedures
320
Basic Connection Test
320
How to Upgrade Firmware by Serial Connection (Local Download)
330
How to Upgrade Firmware by FTP (Remote Download)
333
Data Assignment on Pcpro
334
Confirmation of Analog 2MC
334
How to Use Maintenance Command
335
List of Maintenance Command
336
Set Command
339
Show Command
352
Error Messages
360
What Is 8LC Card?
362
8LC Card in the System
363
Size of 8LC Card in 1U-MPC
364
8LC Card Specifications (IP Interface/Function)
365
MC Specifications (Analog Interface/Function)
366
Front View of 8LC Card [SCA-8LC]
367
Connectors and Switch on Front Panel
367
Lamps on Front Panel
368
Lamp Indication and Status
368
Pwr
368
Rear View of 8LC Card [SCA-8LC]
370
Connectors, Lamps, and Switches on Rear Panel
370
Port Numbers
371
Service Conditions
373
How to Set 8LC Card
375
8LC Card Cable Connection Diagram (Front)
376
AC Power Cable Connection
377
Startup 8LC Card and Basic Tests
379
When DHCP Server Is Used
389

NEC SV8500 Operation And Maintenance Manual (975 pages)

Brand: NEC | Category: Server | Size: 15.82 MB

Operations and Maintenance Manual

26
- Terms in this Manual
  22
- Table of Contents
  26
(Continued)

32
- Chapter 1 General
  
  48
  - General
    49
  - PIR and TSWR
    50
  - Glossary
    51
  - How to Read Precautions, Diagnostic, and Fault Repair Information
    54
    
    How to Follow Diagnostic Procedure/Fault Repair Procedure
    58
  - Reporting Fault to Nec
    62
    
    Forwarding Faulty Circuit Card Method
    64
  - System Maintenance Outline
    65
  - Basic Knowledge
    66
    
    System Configuration
    67
    
    Line Equipment Numbers (LENS)
    71
    
    Group
    73
    
    Level
    74
    
    Local Partition (LP) Number
    75
    
    Fault Detecting Function
    76
    
    Range of Faults Specification
    80
- Chapter 2 Operations of Sv8500 Server
  
  88
  - How to Set the Current Date and Time
    89
    
    How to Adjust Date and Time
    90
  - Alarm Indications
    91
    
    Alarm Indications
    92
    
    Variable Alarm Indication
    93
  - Initialization Procedure of the System
    94
    
    Initialization by Pcpro (SINZ)
    95
    
    Initialization by Pcpro Tools
    97
    
    Initialization by INIT Key Operation (EMA Card)
    98
    
    Initialization by Turning off and on the System
    99
  - Routine Diagnosis
    100
    
    Routine Diagnosis Result
    102
  - Office Data Maintenance
    103
    
    Office Data Backup
    104
    
    Pcpro Tools
    105
    
    Explanations on each Item
    108
    
    Initialization Procedure of Cf Card
    109
    
    Procedure for FP85-104 S1
    113
  - Unit/Circuit Card Replacement Procedure
    117
    
    EMA Card Replacement Procedure
    123
    
    EMA SUB Card Replacement Procedure
    124
    
    EXB (EXB-PIR/EXB-TSW) Card Replacement Procedure
    125
    
    IOC Card Replacement Procedure
    131
  - Fan Replacement Procedure
    134
    
    Test Procedure after the Replacement
    136
  - System Control Procedures
    137
    
    How to Check LED
    140
    
    How to Change over CPU Card
    144
    
    How to Control Switching Block
    147
    
    Manual Changeover of Speech Path System
    148
    
    Manual Changeover of PLO
    155
  - Traffic Management
    159
    
    Call Back
    168
    
    Call Hold
    168
    
    Incoming Calls
    171
    
    Operating Procedure for Pcpro
    181
  - Station Message Detail Recording System (Smdr)
    191
    
    Details on Transmission Data
    195
    
    Call Start/Call End Time Information
    196
    
    Called Number
    198
    
    Route Advance Information
    199
    
    Condition B Information
    200
    
    Office Code of Calling (Called) Party and Billing Process Office
    201
  - Redundant Data Memory Backup for Office Data
    210
    
    Programming
    211
  - Rtp Information Output
    212
    
    How to Display Log
    213
    
    Use of Collected Information
    214
    
    Examples of Using Logs
    230
  - Dterm Ip Call Information Display
    233
  - Ip Device Pc Port Remote Control
    234
  - License Registration Information Display
    236
  - Ftp Server Support (Lan1)
    237
    
    Service Conditions
    238
    
    Programming
    240
- Chapter 3 System Messages
  
  242
  - Collection of System Messages
    243
  - System Messages
    246
    
    C Reset Interrupt
    252
    
    D CPU Clock down
    254
    
    E C-Level Infinite Loop
    255
    
    F Memory Failure
    257
    
    G B1-Level Infinite Loop (Permanent)
    259
    
    H B1-Level Infinite Loop (Temporary)
    260
    
    I Mate CPU Failure
    261
    
    J Abnormal Interrupt
    262
    
    A both TSW Failure (Permanent)
    264
    
    B TSW Failure (Permanent)
    265
    
    C both TSW Write Failure
    266
    
    D TSW Write Failure
    267
    
    E both TSW Clock Failure
    268
    
    F TSW Clock Failure
    269
    
    O both PLO Failure
    270
    
    P PLO Failure
    272
    
    S Module Group down Failure
    274
    
    T TSW ACT Change Report
    275
    
    U DLKC Data Transfer Failure (Permanent)
    278
    
    V DLKC Data Transfer Failure (Temporary)
    279
    
    W PLO Restore
    280
    
    B C-Level Infinite Loop (Permanent)
    281
    
    C C-Level Infinite Loop (Temporary)
    282
    
    D Lock-Up Failure (Permanent)
    283
    
    E Lock-Up Failure (Temporary)
    284
    
    F -48V over Current
    285
    
    G Ground Failure
    286
    
    H Digital Line Warning
    287
    
    I Digital Line Failure
    288
    
    J Digital Line Restore
    290
    
    K Line Fault
    291
    
    L Line Fault Release
    292
    
    C both TSW Ready Failure
    293
    
    D TSW Ready Failure
    294
    
    Q DLKC Ready Failure
    295
    
    S MUX Ready Failure
    296
    
    T both MUX Ready Failure
    297
    
    U PCI Card Failure
    298
    
    V PCI Card Failure Recovered
    301
    
    W TSW Ready Failure Restore
    302
    
    A System Failure
    304
    
    B RGU & Howler Failure
    306
    
    C Line Load Control Start
    307
    
    D Line Load Control Stop
    308
    
    H Bad Call Notification
    309
    
    I STA-Test Connection Data
    314
    
    J Emergency Call
    318
    
    L Emergency Control Start
    319
    
    M Emergency Control Stop
    320
    
    N Abnormal Call Duration Data
    321
    
    O SMDR Output Buffer Overflow Alarm
    324
    
    P SMDR Output Buffer Overflow Release
    327
    
    A System Initialize with Data Load
    328
    
    B System Initialize
    330
    
    D CPU MBR Key Turn off
    332
    
    F TSW MBR Key Turn off
    334
    
    H TSW PLO Key Turn off
    336
    
    O Cyclic Diagnosis Normal
    341
    
    P Cyclic Diagnosis Information (Error Detected)
    353
    
    A Activation Code Request Notice (SUP)
    396
    
    B Activation Code Request Notice (MN)
    397
    
    C Activation Code Request Notice (MJ)
    398
    
    D IP License Excess Notice (SUP)
    399
    
    E CPU Operation Mode Error Notification
    400
    
    F Connection Failure between Telephony Server and SR-MGC
    401
    
    G Connection Recovery between Telephony Server and SR-MGC
    405
    
    H Illegal Software Version Information Set
    408
    
    I Software Version Information Report
    410
    
    J Software Version Information Report
    412
    
    K Software Version Information Report
    414
    
    L SR-MGC State Notification
    416
    
    A CCH Clock Failure
    418
    
    B CCH C-Level Infinite Loop Failure (Permanent)
    419
    
    C CCH C-Level Infinite Loop Failure (Temporary)
    420
    
    D CCH Lock-Up Failure (Permanent)
    421
    
    E CCH Lock-Up Failure (Temporary)
    422
    
    F CCH B-Level Infinite Loop Failure (Permanent)
    423
    
    G CCH B-Level Infinite Loop Failure (Temporary)
    424
    
    H CCS Link Failure (Permanent)
    425
    
    I CCS Link Failure (Temporary)
    427
    
    J Restoration from CCS Link Failure
    429
    
    K CCH Reset Interrupt Failure
    430
    
    N Digital Line Warning
    431
    
    O Digital Line Failure
    432
    
    P Digital Line Restore
    433
    
    Q DRU Battery Operation
    434
    
    R DRU Line Operation
    435
    
    Z Power Failure
    436
    
    A VPS Failure (Temporary)
    437
    
    B VPS Failure (Permanent)
    438
    
    C VPS Restore
    439
    
    A Inside Trunk All Busy
    440
    
    B Virtual Tie Line Set Report
    442
    
    C Virtual Tie Line Cancel Report
    443
    
    E Virtual Tie Line Set Time out
    444
    
    F Sender Start Time out
    447
    
    M Hard Clock Failure
    453
    
    N Hard Clock Restore
    454
    
    A CCH MBR Key Turn on
    455
    
    B CCH MBR Key Turn off
    456
    
    D CCH MB Key Turn off
    458
    
    H Day/Night Change Information
    459
    
    P IOC MB Key Turn off
    462
    
    Q IOC MBR Key Turn on
    463
    
    R IOC MBR Key Turn off
    464
    
    P DCH Back-Up Automatic Change Start/End
    465
    
    Q DCH Back-Up Manual Change Start/End
    467
    
    Y MUX Clock Failure
    469
    
    Z both MUX Clock Failure
    470
    
    N MAT Log
    471
    
    R Call Trace
    472
    
    V LAN Interface Error Report
    476
    
    W LAN Interface Release Report
    482
    
    A MUX Clock Restore
    484
    
    B SDT Alarm Warning
    485
    
    C SDT Alarm Trouble
    487
    
    D SDT Alarm Restore
    490
    
    E SDT Interface Change Notify
    491
    
    F PKG Download Failure Notification
    492
    
    G MUX PKG PCM Parity Error Report
    494
    
    H MUX PKG PCM Parity Error Recovery Report
    495
    
    R IP PKG Warning
    496
    
    S IP PKG Failure
    516
    
    T IP PKG Restore
    518
    
    U H.323 Information
    520
    
    A GK Operation Start Notification
    522
    
    B GK Operation Stop Notification
    524
    
    C SP Warning Notification
    525
    
    D SP Failure
    526
    
    E SP Failure Recovery
    527
    
    F SP Process Information
    528
    
    G SP Process Warning
    533
    
    I SP Process Stop
    537
    
    A Office Data Copy Status Notification
    540
    
    E Registration Security Alert
    546
    
    F Fusion Health Check Report (Temporary/Permanent)
    548
    
    G Bandwidth Warning
    551
    
    H Bandwidth Warning Recovery
    553
    
    I Bandwidth Fault
    554
    
    J Bandwidth Fault Recovery
    556
    
    K Fusion Health Check Report (Recovery)
    557
    
    M IP Terminal Auto Assignment Report
    559
    
    N IP Equipment Status Report
    562
    
    O System Message Overflow Notification
    570
    
    T Fusion Health Check Report (Permanent)
    571
- Chapter 4 Fault Repair Procedures
  
  574
  - Ip Related Fault and Its Reason
    575
    
    TCP/IP Link Fault
    576
    
    Method of Checking and Repairing each of "26-V"ERRK
    577
    
    LAN/WAN Communication Fault
    578
    
    IP Related System Messages and the Reasons
    583
    
    IP Related System Message and Its Reason (33-R)
    584
    
    IP Related System Message and Its Reason (33-S)
    586
    
    System down Fault
    588
    
    Fault Repair/Localization Flow
    589
    
    Details of Fault Repair/Localizing Flow
    593
    
    Clock Failure
    596
- Chapter 5 Operation Procedure for System with Pir
  
  598
  - PIR Face Layout
    599
  - Replacement Procedure of Line/Trunk Circuit Cards
    600
  - Replacement Procedure of SDT Card and Optical Fiber Cable
    601
    
    How to Replace Optical Fiber Cable
    602
  - Replacement Procedure of IPPAD Circuit Card
    603
  - Replacement Procedure of MUX (Multiplexer) Circuit Card
    605
    
    MUX Replacement: 4-IMG
    607
  - Replacement Procedure of PWR (Power) Circuit Card
    609
  - Replacement Procedure of TSW (Time Division Switch) Circuit Card
    610
  - Tswr Accommodating Circuit Card Replacement Procedure (4-Img Only)
    612
    
    GT Card Replacement Procedure
    613
    
    TSW Card Replacement Procedure
    615
    
    DLKC Card Replacement Procedure
    618
    
    PLO Card Replacement Procedure
    620
    
    PWR SW Card Replacement Procedure
    622
    
    Replacement Procedure of CF Card
    623
    
    Replacement Procedure of FANC (PZ-M699)
    624
    
    Replacement Procedure of Fans (PIR/TSWR)
    628
    
    Replacement Procedure of 1U–C/DC Power Unit on 9U–IR (DC Power Input Version)
    633
    
    Procedure for Upgrading to Dual Power Configuration
    634
    
    Procedure for Replacing #0 Side of AC/DC Power Unit
    636
    
    Replacement Procedure of Fuse
    637
  - Fault Repair Procedure
    642
    
    Line Fault
    644
    
    Line Control
    645
    
    Line Fault - When DT Cannot be Heard
    646
    
    Line Fault - When Dialing Results in Wrong Connection
    647
    
    Line Fault - When Bell Does Not Ring
    648
    
    When Call Cannot be Answered and Speech Cannot be Made
    649
    
    Line Fault - Dterm
    650
    
    Trunk Fault
    651
    
    Trunk Control
    654
    
    Trunk (ORT, SND, CFT) Fault
    655
    
    Trunk (COT, TLT, DTI) Fault
    656
  - Attcon/Deskcon Fault
    659
    
    ATTCON/DESKCON Fault
    661
    
    Unit Fault
    663
    
    Check Point (1/2)
    664
    
    Check Point (2/2)
    666
    
    Unit Fault - Fault Related to Speech
    668
    
    Unit Fault - When Dial Tone (DT) Cannot be Heard
    670
    
    Unit Fault - ACT-Side MUX Card Is Faulty and System Has Changed over
    673
    
    Speech Path (Tsw) System Fault
    674
    
    Check Point
    675
    
    Speech Path System Fault - Fault Related to Speech
    678
    
    Speech Path System Fault - When Dial Tone (DT) Cannot be Heard
    680
    
    Speech Path System Fault - STBY Side Has Become Fault
    681
    
    Control System Fault
    683
    
    Check Point
    684
    
    Control System Fault - Fault Occurs Intermittently on ACT Side
    687
    
    Control System Fault - STBY Side Is Faulty
    689
    
    Fault that Cannot be Detected
    691
    
    Power Supply Fault
    692
    
    Fuse Blown Fault
    695
    
    Fault of Alarm Lamps on PWR Supply
    696
    
    Fan Unit Fault
    697
    
    Tone Fault
    698
    
    Common Channel Interoffice Signaling (CCIS) Line Fault
    701
    
    Specific CCH/CCT Card Is Faulty
    702
    
    Integrated Service Digital Network (ISDN) Line Fault
    704
    
    Specific DCH/PRT Card Is Faulty
    705
  - System Operation
    706
    
    Indication of Lockout Stations
    707
    
    Recovery Procedure
    708
    
    Line Load Control
    710
    
    Ioc Line Monitor
    714
    
    Line Management
    715
    
    Class Change and Number Change of Station and Data Terminal
    716
    
    Circuit Card Initialization Procedure
    717
    
    How to Turn ON/OFF Whole System
    718
    
    SV8500 Server Power ON/OFF Procedure
    719
    
    PIR Power ON/OFF Procedure
    720
    
    TSWR Power ON/OFF Procedure
    721
    
    Test Equipment and Tools
    723
    
    Check the Temperature and Relative Humidity in the Switch Room
    724
    
    Check to See if There Is any Lockout Station
    725
    
    Routine Maintenance Check List
    726
- Chapter 6 Routine Maintenance Procedure
  
  722
- Chapter 7 Maintenance Commands
  
  736
- Appendix A Minor Version Update for Online Software
  
  966
  - Deleting Patch Files
    969
  - XPAT On–Line Patch Install
    970

NEC SV8500 Programming Manual (410 pages)

Brand: NEC | Category: Server | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents
13
Chapter 1 Introduction

17
- General
  17
- About Release Information
  19
- Structure of Telephony Server
  20
  - General
    20
  - TP and SP for System Changeover
    20
- Registration Destination of Ip Devices/Stations
  21
- Lan Interface Accommodation
  23
  - LAN1 Accommodation
    23
  - LAN2 Accommodation
    25
- Trunking Diagram
  27
Chapter 2 General Information

29
- General
  29
  - System Specifications
    29
  - Glossary of Terms
    29
  - Functional Outline
    30
  - System Configuration
    31
    
    ACD System Capacity
    33
  - Mis
    35
  - Interface between ACD and MIS
    35
  - Equipment Related to ACD System
    36
    
    Agent Position
    36
    
    Supervisory Position
    37
- Glossary of Terms
  38
Chapter 3 Installation

43
Chapter 4 Office Data Design

59
- General
  59
- Basic Office Data Assignment
  60
  - System Data Assignment
    61
  - ACD Tenant Data Assignment
    63
  - Split Data Assignment
    64
  - Agent/Supervisory Position Data Assignment
    66
  - ID Code Assignment
    71
  - ACD Incoming Route Assignment
    72
  - Call Control Vectors (CCV) Assignment
    73
  - ACD Schedule Data Assignment
    80
    
    ACD Scheduling on a Tenant Number Basis
    80
    
    ACD Scheduling on a Pilot Number Basis
    83
    
    ACD Scheduling for the Type of Reception Services
    90
  - Announcement (Delay/Night/Holiday) Data Assignment
    98
  - ACD Announcement
    104
  - Monitor Number Assignment
    107
  - Back-Up UCD
    108
  - ACD FCCS Data Assignment
    109
    
    ACD Trunk for FCCS
    112
    
    Multiple Acdps in an FCCS Network
    114
  - ACDP Automatic Logoff
    126
- Acd Service Feature
  128
Chapter 5 Acd Service Features Functional Test Procedures

275
- Nap-215-102
  275
  - Call Distribution to Agents
    275
  - Nap-215-103
    275
  - Nap-215-104
    275
  - Nap-215-105
    275
  - Nap-215-106
    276
    
    Center Closed Announcement
    276
  - Nap-215-107
    276
  - Nap-215-108
    276
    
    Emergency Recorder
    276
  - Nap-215-109
    276
    
    After Call Work (Manual)
    276
  - Nap-215-110
    276
    
    After Call Work (Automatic)
    276
  - Nap-215-111
    276
  - Nap-215-115
    277
  - Nap-215-116
    277
  - ACD Incoming
    278
    
    Priority Processing
    282
    
    Delay Announcement
    286
    
    Overflow
    289
    
    Assistance
    297
    
    Break Mode
    298
    
    Night Service
    301
    
    Abandoned Call Search
    303
    
    Trunk Trouble Report
    304
Chapter 6 Commands and Job Specifications

305
- General
  305
- Acd Commands
  305
  - Command Relationships
    306
    
    ACDTN: Assignment of ACD Tenant Data
    307
    
    ACDSPL: Assignment of ACD Split Data
    311
    
    ACDLOG: Assignment of ACD Receiver ID Code
    318
    
    ACDPSN: Assignment of ACD Position Data
    321
    
    ACDCCV: Assignment of ACD CCV Data
    326
    
    ACDPLT: Assignment of ACD Monitor Number
    335
    
    ACDTG: Assignment of ACD Trunk Group Data
    338
    
    ACDANA: Assignment of ACD Analog Split Access Code
    340
    
    ACDIVR: Assignment of ACD IVR Data
    344
    
    ACDHS: Assignment of ACD Holiday Schedule
    346
    
    ACDHSP: Assignment of ACD Holiday Schedule for Pilot Number
    349
    
    ACDHSE : Assignment of ACD Holiday Schedule for Type of Reception Services
    351
    
    ACDHC: Assignment of ACD Holiday Calendar
    353
    
    ACDHCP: Assignment of ACD Holiday Calendar for Pilot Number
    356
    
    ACDHCE : Assignment of ACD Holiday Calendar for Type of Reception Services
    358
    
    ACDWS: Assignment of ACD Week Schedule
    360
    
    ACDIZ: Internal ACDP Initialization Control
    363

NEC SV8500 User Manual (272 pages)

User Guide

Brand: NEC | Category: Telephone | Size: 8.76 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

9
- Face Layout
  9
- Keys and Parts
  17
- Menu Key
  20
- Simple Operation by Menu Key and Cursor Key
  24
- Icon Display
  24
- Shortcut Menu
  25
- Programmable Feature Keys
  27
- Soft Keys
  29
- 8LD Display
  33
- Conditions for Dt700 Series
  38
2 Installation Procedure

39
- Adjusting Angle of Tilt Leg
  39
- To Remove Tilt Leg
  40
- To Attach Tilt Leg
  40
- Connecting Lan Cable
  41
- Connecting Line Cord
  42
- Installing Directory Card
  43
- Attaching Handset
  43
- Installing/Removing Key Set Unit
  44
- Wall Mounting
  45
3 Terminal Setup

49
- Setup with Up/Down Key
  49
- Setup with Feature Key
  50
- Setup with Menu Key for Dt700 Series
  54
- Popup Window
  83
- Setup with Menu Key for Dt300 Series
  102
4 Basic Operation

107
- To Login
  108
- To Logout
  108
- To Make an External Call
  109
- To Make an Internal Call
  111
- To Answer an External Call
  113
- To Answer an Internal Call
  115
- Multiline Appearance
  116
- To Hold a Call
  116
- To Place a Call on Exclusive Hold
  117
- To Transfer a Call
  117
- How to Input Characters
  119
- Security Mode
  133
- Emergency Call
  135
- Xml Application
  136
- Screen Pop-Up
  138
5 Feature Operation

141
- To Originate a Call Using Selective Dialing
  141
- (Dynamic Dial Pad, Preset Dial)
  141
- To Originate a Call Using Speed Calling (One-Touch Speed Calling Keys)
  142
- To Register Name on One-Touch Speed Calling Key
  145
- To Originate a Call Using Speed Calling - Station/Group
  145
- To Originate a Call Using Speed Calling - System
  145
- Account Code
  147
- Forced Account Code
  147
- Authorization Code
  147
- Voice Call
  148
- To Answer a Voice Call Hands Free
  149
- Automatic Intercom
  149
- Manual Intercom
  150
- Dial Intercom
  151
- Conference
  152
- To Establish a Broker Call
  152
- To Answer a Camped-On Call
  152
- Call Waiting - Originating
  153
- Call Park
  155
- Call Pick-Up (Group)
  156
- Call Pick-Up (Direct)
  156
- Outgoing Trunk Queuing
  157
- Off-Hook Trunk Queuing
  157
- Executive Override
  157
- Last Number Redial
  158
- Call Forwarding - All Calls
  158
- Call Forwarding - Busy Line
  160
- Call Forwarding - Don't Answer
  161
- Logged out Ip Station - Call Destination
  162
- Call Back
  164
- To Save and Repeat a Number
  164
- To Leave a Message
  166
- To Answer a Message
  166
- Voice Mail System
  167
- Meet-Me Paging
  167
- Paging Transfer
  168
- Boss/Secretary Transfer
  170
  - Boss/Secretary - Mw Lamp Control
    170
  - Boss Secretary Override
    171
  - Do Not Disturb
    172
  - Call Redirect
    173
  - Privacy
    174
  - Privacy Release
    175
  - Phonebook
    176
    
    Local Phonebook
    179
    
    To Edit an Entry
    182
  - Call History
    186

NEC SV8500 User Manual (228 pages)

Brand: NEC | Category: Telephone | Size: 8.22 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

7
2 Terminal Setup

39
- Setup with Up/Down Key
  39
- Setup with Feature Key
  40
- Setup with Menu Key
  41
  - Incoming Call
    43
  - Change Password
    72
  - Back Light
    72
  - Popup Window
    83
3 Basic Operation

105
- To Login
  106
- To Logout
  106
- To Make an External Call
  107
- To Make an Internal Call
  108
- To Answer an External Call
  110
- To Answer an Internal Call
  111
- Multiline Appearance
  112
- To Hold a Call
  113
- To Place a Call on Exclusive Hold
  114
- To Transfer a Call
  115
- To Originate a Call Using Selective Dialing (Dynamic Dial Pad, Preset Dial)
  116
- Dynamic Dial Pad
  116
- One-Touch Speed Calling Keys
  117
- Speed Calling - Station/Group
  123
- Speed Calling - System
  124
- Last Number Redial
  124
- Voice Call
  125
- Three-Party Conference
  125
- Voice Mail System
  126
- Do Not Disturb
  126
- How to Input Characters
  127
- Security Mode
  141
- Emergency Call
  143
- Phonebook
  144
  - Local Phonebook
    147
  - To Edit an Entry
    150
- Call History
  155
- To Delete Specific Data
  156

NEC SV8500 Setup Manual (84 pages)

PCPro

Brand: NEC | Category: Server | Size: 5.18 MB

Table of Contents
15
CHAPTER 1 Introduction

17
- Purpose
  17
- Outline of this Manual
  17
- About Release Information
  18
- Structure of Telephony Server
  19
  - General
    19
  - TP and SP for System Changeover
    19
- Registration Destination of IP Devices/Stations
  20
- Lan Interface Accommodation
  22
  - LAN1 Accommodation
    22
  - LAN2 Accommodation
    24
- Trunking Diagram
  26
CHAPTER 2 Pcpro Overview

29
- What Is Pcpro
  29
- Operating Environments and Conditions
  30
  - Operating Environment of PC
    30
  - Operating Conditions
    32
- Conditions for Operating Pcpro
  32
CHAPTER 3 Setting up Pcpro

33
- Installing Pcpro
  33
- Launching Pcpro
  34
- Connecting Pcpro to the Telephony Server
  35
  - Serial / Direct Connection
    35
    
    Connection Method
    35
    
    Hardware Requirements
    35
  - Serial / Dial-Up Connection
    36
    
    Connection Method
    36
    
    Hardware Requirements
    37
  - TCP/IP Connection
    37
    
    Connection Method
    37
    
    Hardware Requirements
    39
  - Modem Setting on IOC Side
    39
  - Modem Setting on Pcpro Side
    42
- Communication Link with the Telephony Server
  47
  - Establishing a Link
    47
- Clearing the Communication Link
  48
- Security Setting for Pcpro
  49
- Exiting Pcpro
  49
CHAPTER 4 Pcpro Window Layout

51
- Pcpro Window Component Names and Functions
  51
- Main Menu
  53
- Toolbar
  55
- Submenu
  56
  - System Data Mode
    56
  - Search Mode
    57
- Work Window
  58
- Mode Selector Tabs
  59
- Status Bar
  59
- Scan Toolbar
  60

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