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Siemens Hicom 100 E Service Manual

Siemens Hicom 100 E Service Manual (334 pages)

Brand: Siemens | Category: Telephone | Size: 1.86 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
1 Important Information

18
3 Overview of Modules

36
4 Features

72
- Hardware Features
  72
- Anis
  72
- All Traffic Modes
  73
- Incoming Traffic, General
  74
- Outgoing Traffic, General (as of SW 2.0.2)
  75
- General Trunk Traffic
  76
- Incoming Trunk Traffic
  76
- Outgoing Trunk Traffic
  77
- Least Cost Routing
  78
- Internal Traffic
  79
- Miscellaneous
  80
- Call Charges - Call Detail Recording
  82
- Configuration
  82
- Measures in the Event of a Power Failure
  83
- Cordless Solutions
  83
- Cornet-N
  83
- Q-Sig Networking
  84
- Euro-ISDN to PBX
  84
- Euro-ISDN to Extension S
  85
- Description of Feature Update in SW 2.1
  86
  - MSN Feature
    86
    
    Specific Seizure with Existing DDI Number
    86
    
    DDI-Specific Signalling
    87
    
    MULAP Group
    87
    
    Configuration Options
    88
  - Automatic DTMF Switchover after "CONNECT
    88
  - Enhanced Door Opener Functions
    88
  - Extending an Undialed Line
    89
  - Group Ringing, no Answer
    89
  - Printout of Updated Customer Data
    89
5 Installation

90
6 Initial Operation

110
- Cutover
  110
- Upgrading a System
  110
- Nationalisation
  111
- Table 6-1 National Codes
  111
- Re-Initialising
  112
  - Re-Initialising the System Cards (as of SW 2.0.1+)
    112
  - Re-Initialising the Expansions Modules (as of SW 2.0.2)
    112
- Hicom
  112
- Customer Data
  113
- Terminal Test
  113
- Extension Numbering Plan, Two-Box System (118-2)
  113
- Figure 6-1 Terminal Test
  113
- System Extension Number
  114
- Call Management (CM)
  115
  - Call Allocation
    115
  - Reference to Call Destination Lists
    115
  - Call Destination Lists
    115
  - Call Group and Hunt Groups
    116
  - Call Allocation/Call Management: Examples
    117
- Hicom
  118
- Networking (Hicom 112/118 Only)
  124
- Upgrading a System
  129
- Converting from SW 2.0.2 to SW 2.1
  130
7 Administration and Maintenance

132
- Configuring the System
  132
- Functions Without an Access Code
  132
- Figure 7-1 User Data Codes
  132
- Codes/Extension Numbers Without the S Key and * or
  133
- Codes for Accessing Services
  134
- Table 7-2 Codes for Accessing Services
  134
- System Programming in Interactive Mode
  138
- System Programming in Expert Mode
  139
2 System Data

140
- Table 7-4 Codes for Expert Mode
  144
- Table 8-1 Exception Table
  157
- Overview of Configuration Parameters
  161
- Table 7-5 System Configuration Via PC And/Or Programming Telephone
  162
- System Programming Via PC
  174
  - PC Tool
    174
- Teleservice
  175
- Classes of Service
  179
- Toll Restriction
  181
  - Procedure for Satellite Pbxs
    181
  - Toll Restriction Data
    181
- Timer
  182
8 Least Cost Routing (LCR)

184
- Single-Stage LCR
  184
- Table 8-2 Routing Table
  185
- Two-Stage LCR
  187
- Table 8-4 Configuration Example for Two-Stage LCR
  187
- Dial-In Procedure (Previously T-Net) as of V2.1
  188
  - Background/General
    188
  - Implementation with Hicom 100 E
    188
  - Dialling into the CN
    189
    
    Signalling Method
    189
  - Remote Maintenance of LCR Functions
    190
  - Parameters for the Dial-In Procedure
    190
  - Table 7-6 Table
    191
  - Table 8-5 Configuration Example for DICS
    191
- Corporate Network LCR (as of V2.0.2)
  192
  - Table 8-7 Configuration Example for Conversion Table
    192
  - Examples of Corporate Networks
    193
9 Maintenance and Repair

194
- Maintenance
  194
- Repair
  194
- Spare Parts
  194
10 Programming Guide

196
- Programming ISDN Lines
  196
  - Point-To-Point System Connection (P P)
    196
    
    Entering the System Extension Number
    196
    
    Changing Port Configuration
    197
    
    Activating Call Number Suppression
    198
  - ISDN Multi-Device Connection (Point-To-Multipoint)
    198
    
    Entering MSN
    198
    
    Programming an ISDN Port as a Multi-Device Connection
    198
- Analogue Trunk
  199
  - Setting Analogue Signalling Method
    199
  - Setting a Dial Pause
    200
  - Changing a Trunk Call Interval
    200
  - Changing Line Length
    201
- Networking
  202
  - Cornet-N Networking
    202
  - Rerouting
    203
    
    Active Rerouting
    203
    
    Changing a Route
    204
  - Analogue Networking
    204
    
    Connection as Master
    204
    
    Connection as Slave
    205
  - Automatic Line Seizure (Simplified Dialling)
    205
  - Route Assignment
    206
  - Route Type
    207
  - Route Overflow
    208
  - Digit Repetition
    208
  - Route Seizure
    209
  - Route Names
    210
- Programming Extensions
  211
  - Station Types
    211
    
    Stations Connected to the U P0/E Port
    211
    
    Stations Connected to the A/B Port
    211
- Station Attributes
  213
  - Individual Classes of Service
    213
    
    Intrusion
    213
    
    Associated Dialling
    213
  - Camp-On Rejection (Data Security/Call Waiting)
    214
  - Overriding Do-Not-Disturb
    214
  - Headset
    215
  - Call Pickup Groups
    215
  - Resetting Active Individual Code Lock
    216
  - Caller List (as of SW Version 2.0.2)
    217
  - Call Trace (as of SW Version 2.0.2)
    217
  - Diversion, External (as of SW Version 2.0.2)
    218
  - Setting up Executive-Secretary Groups
    218
  - Station Names
    219
- Doorphone Setup
  219
- Setting up the Door Opener
  222
- Trunk Access
  225
- DDI Numbers
  234
  - Call Groups
    234
    
    Group Members
    234
    
    Group Ringing Mode
    235
    
    Group Names
    236
    
    Signalling Type
    237
  - Call Allocation with ISDN DDI
    237
  - Reference to Call Destination Lists
    237
    
    Reference for Day
    237
    
    Reference for Night
    238
  - Call Allocation for Incoming Analogue Trunk Calls
    239
    
    Changing the Analogue Destination Extension During the Day
    239
  - Call Allocation for Internal Calls
    240
    
    Changing Analogue Destination Extensions at Night
    240
  - Call Destination Lists
    241
    
    Destination Indexes
    242
    
    Call Forwarding Times
    243
    
    Common Ringer
    244
    
    Setting the Common Ringer Mode
    244
  - ISDN DDI Settings
    246
    
    Intercept Console During the Day
    246
    
    Intercept Console at Night
    247
    
    Defining the Console Code
    249
  - Defining Intercept Criteria
    249
    
    Defining Intercept, no Answer
    249
    
    Defining Intercept, Busy
    250
    
    Defining Intercept, Unavailable DDI Number
    250
    
    Defining Intercept, Incomplete DDI Number
    251
    
    Defining Intercept, Recall (as of SW Version 2.0.2)
    251
- System Settings
  252
- Programming Expansion Modules
  271
  - Programming Actuators
    271
    
    Defining the Actuator Type
    271
    
    Defining Actuator Response Time
    271
    
    Allocating Extensions and Actuators
    272
    
    Assigning Actuator Names
    273
  - Programming Sensors
    273
    
    Defining the Destination Number
    273
    
    Defining the Number for Recorded Announcement Device
    274
    
    Defining Voice Mail Control Data
    274
    
    Defining the Call Duration
    275
    
    Defining the Number of Calls
    275
    
    Defining the Call Interval
    276
    
    Defining the Disable Time
    276
    
    Assigning Sensor Names
    277
  - Programming the Fax/DDI Module
    277
    
    Defining the Number of Fax Options
    278
    
    Defining the Number of DDI Options
    278
    
    Defining the Number of Fax/DDI Options
    278
    
    Defining the Number of Announcement Without Notification Options
    279
    
    Defining Analogue Access for each Option
    279
    
    Allocating to a Line
    280
    
    Defining the Fax Destination
    281
    
    Initialising the Fax/DDI Module
    281
    
    Recording Announcements
    282
11 Plus Products

284
12 Euroset Line 36/Hicom 118-2

306
- General System Description
  306
  - Euroset Line 36 Hardware Overview
    306
  - Euroset Line 36/Hicom 118-2
    306
  - Hicom 118-2 Hardware Overview
    307
  - Important Notes
    308
- System Data
  308
Index

326

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