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Strata CIX 200 Programming Manual (508 pages)

Software Release 5.2 for Network eManager

Brand: Strata | Category: Telephone System | Size: 15 MB

Table of Contents

9
- Quick Reference Guide
  20
- Chapter 1 - Strata CIX Programming Guidelines
  
  21
  - Use Default Auto-Programming to Start up
    21
    
    Auto-Programming Limitations
    22
    
    Station PDN Auto-Programming
    23
    
    MIPU / GIPU / LIPU / BIPU Settings
    26
    
    CIX Processor NIC Interface TCP/IP Auto-Programming
    29
    
    Default Feature Access Codes
    31
    
    Review Program Flow
    33
    
    Identify Program Sequences
    34
- Chapter 2 - Network Emanager®
  
  40
- Chapter 3 - Licenses - SYSTEM, MAS, ACD
  
  110
- Chapter 4 - System
  
  162
  - Dial Number Plan
    162
    
    Flexible Access Codes
    163
    
    Creating New Feature Codes
    164
    
    Flexible Numbering Default Settings
    164
    
    Public Dial Plan Digit Analysis
    168
    
    Class of Service
    169
    
    System Timer
    172
    
    System Data
    175
    
    System Call Forward
    181
    
    System Call Forward Table View
    183
    
    System Speed Dial
    183
    
    System Speed Dial Table View
    184
  - Day Night Service
    185
    
    Day/Night Mode Calendar
    185
    
    Day/Night Mode Day of Week Mapping Assignment
    186
    
    Day/Night Mode Daily Schedule
    187
  - Pad Values
    188
    
    Pad Values Interface
    188
    
    Pad Table
    189
    
    Pad Table Assignment
    189
    
    Pad Group Assignment
    191
    
    Pad Conference Assignment
    192
  - Miscellaneous System Commands
    193
    
    Music on Hold
    194
    
    Application Port Assignments
    196
    
    I/O Device
    196
    
    Network Jack Lan Device Assignment
    199
    
    Bsis Rs-232 Serial Port Setup
    201
    
    Advisory Messages
    202
    
    Data Initialize
    203
    
    Tenant Assignments
    204
    
    Station Data
    205
Table of Contents

212
- Dkt Parameters
  214
- CIX100: Base, Exp.01
  223
- CIX200: Base 01, Exp.02
  223
- CIX670: Base 01, Exp 02~07. CIX1200: Base 01, Exp 02~12
  223
- GVMU - 28, GVPH - 40 R1HW, Gipx, MIPU or GCOCIH - 40 R2HW
  223
- Chapter 5 - Station
  
  226
  - Slot Numbers
    223
    
    CIX100: ACTU Relay Equipment= Cab 02, Slot 05. CIX100: ASTU Equipment=010901 and 010902 CIX200: Base/Exp.01~04
    223
    
    CIX100: Base 01, Exp.05~08
    223
    
    CIX200: LSLU Equipment=010401 and 010402
    223
    
    CIX670/1200: Base 01~08
    223
    
    CIX670/1200: Exp.01~10
    223
  - Shift and Hist Key Operation
    226
  - Emergency Ringdown Assignment
    230
  - Phantom Dn
    231
  - Hunt Group
    233
  - Station Hunt Assignments
    235
  - Hunt Group Table View
    236
  - Paging Group
    237
  - Pickup Group
    239
  - Multiple Call Group
    240
  - Multiple Call Group Assignment
    242
  - Multiple Call Group Members Assignment
    243
    
    Station Speed Dial
    244
  - Isdn Bri Station
    246
  - Isdn Station Data
    250
  - Multiple Dn Assignment Wizard
    252
    
    VMID Range
    253
  - Pdn Range Setup Wizard
    252
  - Setup Wizards
    252
  - User Setup
    254
  - Incoming Line Group
    255
  - Incoming Line Group Assignment
    256
- Chapter 6 -Trunks
  
  259
  - Outgoing Line Groups
    259
  - Trunk Assignment
    261
  - Caller ID
    265
  - Trunk Timer
    266
  - Dit Assignment
    268
  - Direct Inward Dialing
    270
  - DID Intercept Assignments
    273
  - Disa Security Code
    276
  - Intercept Treatment
    277
  - T1 Trunk Card
    278
  - DID/Dnis Table View
    279
  - Isdn Bri Trunk
    280
  - Strata Net (Pri) and Strata Net Ip (Qsig)
    284
  - Cbc Service
    289
  - Isdn Call-By-Call
    289
  - Cbc Time Zones
    291
  - Pri B Channels
    291
  - Shared D Channel
    293
  - Calling Number
    295
  - Calling Number Identification
    295
  - Called Number Table
    296
  - Trunk DID/Dnis Setup Wizard
    297
    
    Strata Net Full Ip Trunk Assignment
    301
    
    Sip Trunk Assignment
    303
    
    Sip Trunk Service Kind Assignment
    304
    
    Sip Trunk Service Assignment
    309
    
    Sip Uri Assignment
    310
    
    Attendant Group Assignment
    311
    
    Emergency Call Destination Assignment
    313
- Chapter 7 - Attendant
  
  317
- Chapter 8 - IP Telephone Programming
  
  317
  - Vlan Setup
    317
    
    Enable Vlan on the Xipu
    317
    
    Using the Vlan Wizard
    317
  - CIX Ip Telephone Programming Guidelines
    318
    
    Basic CIX Ip Setup
    318
  - Ip Telephone Installation and Network Connection Setup
    319
    
    System Ip Data
    320
    
    Bipu Configuration
    324
    
    Voice Packet Configuration Table Assignment
    325
    
    Lipu/Mipu/Gipu Configuration
    327
    
    Ip Telephone (Station) Data Assignment
    331
    
    Full Ip Station Assignment
    335
    
    Remote Node Ipu Ip Address Assignment
    343
  - Ip Mobility Programming
    344
    
    More Ip Telephone Dns than Xipu Ports
    344
  - Feature Administration/Programming
    345
    
    Ip Mobility Programming Steps
    346
  - Xipu and Ipt Program Update
    347
    
    Ftp Server Information
    348
    
    Xipu Program Update
    348
    
    Ipt Program Update
    350
    
    Pilot Dn Assignment
    351
    
    System Voice Mail Data
    353
    
    Voice Mail Port Data
    355
    
    Destination Restriction/Least Cost Routing
    356
- Chapter 9 - Services
  
  356
  - Dr Overview
    356
  - Destination Restriction Guide Page
    360
  - Dr Dialing Setup
    360
  - Dr Digit Table Setup
    360
  - Dr Class of Service Setup
    361
  - Lcr Overview
    362
    
    Lcr Analysis Process
    362
    
    Lcr Guide Page
    363
    
    Route Analysis
    363
    
    Time of Day
    363
    
    Lcr Dialing Setup
    364
    
    Lcr Route Plan Setup
    364
    
    Lcr Cos and Station Setup
    365
    
    Lcr Day of Week and Time Zone Setup
    365
    
    Lcr Assignment
    366
    
    Lcr Local Route Plan Assignment
    366
    
    Lcr Route Plan Digit Analysis Assignment
    367
    
    Lcr Exception Number Route Plans
    368
    
    Route Define
    369
    
    Route Table to Route Definition Assignment
    369
    
    Lcr Route Definition Assignment
    370
    
    Modified Digits Table Assignments
    370
    
    Lcr Route Plan Schedule Assignments
    371
    
    Route Schedule
    371
    
    Lcr Public Day of Week Mapping Table
    372
  - Public Holidays and Lcr Time Zones
    373
    
    Lcr Holiday Table
    373
    
    Lcr Route Plan Time Zone Assignment
    373
  - Lcr/Dr Screening
    374
    
    Dr Lcr Screening Table Assignment
    374
    
    Dr Screening Table for Olg
    375
    
    Destination Restriction
    376
    
    Drl Table Allow/Deny Definition
    376
    
    Drl Table Assignment
    376
    
    Centrex/Pbx Screening Table View
    377
    
    Dr Level (Drl)
    377
    
    Drl Exception Table Assignment
    377
    
    Drl Table View
    377
  - Account Codes
    378
    
    Account Code Digit Length
    379
    
    Exception Numbers for Forced Account Codes
    380
    
    Verified Account Codes
    380
    
    Dr Override by System Speed Dial
    381
    
    Cos Override Assignment
    382
    
    Node ID Assignment
    383
    
    Private Routing Plan Analysis
    384
    
    Remote Node Data Assignment
    384
  - Private Route Choice Definition
    385
    
    Private Route Choice Table Assignment
    385
    
    Private Route Definition Table Assignment
    385
    
    Private Network Digit Modification Table Assignment
    386
    
    Network Cos Mapping Table
    387
    
    Network Dn Table Assignment
    388
    
    Network Dss Notify Data Delete
    389
  - Strata Net over Ip
    390
    
    Ip Address Convert Table
    390
    
    Node ID Detail Information
    391
    
    Smdr for System Assignment
    393
    
    Smdr for Ilg Assignment
    394
    
    Smdr for Olg Assignment
    395
    
    Behind Centrex Assignment
    396
    
    Caller History
    396
  - External Devices
    397
    
    Door Phone Assignment
    397
    
    Door Phones
    397
    
    Door Phone Night Ring over External Page
    399
    
    Door Lock Control Assignment
    400
    
    View Biou Control Relay Assignments
    402
    
    Paging Devices Group Assignments
    403
    
    Enhanced 911 Emergency Call Group
    404
- Chapter 10 - Operation
  
  405
  - System Setup
    405
    
    Ctx/CIX Restart
    406
    
    Ctx/CIX Version and Processor Hardware
    407
    
    Secure Digital and Smartmedia
    409
    
    Remote Program Update
    412
  - File Information
    415
  - Ftp User Accounts
    415
  - Community Name
    416
    
    Mac Address
    417
    
    License Issue
    418
    
    License Activate
    419
    
    License Information
    419
    
    Alarm Control
    421
    
    System Alarm Control (Program)
    421
    
    Alarm Control for Slot (Program)
    422
    
    Program 921 Control Setup
    423
    
    Traffic Measurement
    423
    
    Program 922 Specified Traffic Reports
    425
  - Trap Destinations (Ip Trap Setup)
    426
- Chapter 11 - Maintenance
  
  427
  - Trace Function
    427
    
    Trace Data
    427
    
    Event Trace Control
    428
    
    All Isdn Lines Trace Level Selection
    429
    
    Start/Stop Trace
    429
    
    Change Trace Selection
    430
  - Memory Access Operation
    430
    
    Tools and Profile
    433
    
    Telephone Button Commands
    436
- Chapter 12 - Tools and Profile
  
  437
  - Button Programming Procedure
    437
    
    Series Programs
    439
    
    System Initialize
    439
    
    Display Version
    440
    
    All Isdn Trunk Trace
    445
    
    Event Trace Side Change
    445
    
    System Admin Log
    446
- Chapter 13 - Telephone Button Programming
  
  437
  - Format/Unmount Secure Digital/Smartmedia
    446
  - Mac Address (System Serial Number)
    447
    
    Program Update
    449
    
    Make Busy Control
    450
- Chapter 14 - Data Backup and Restore
  
  453
  - Data Backup and Restore
    453
    
    Backup Feature
    453
    
    Restore Feature
    455
  - R3.0 and Earlier Data Backup
    456
    
    Backup Progress and Completion Indicators
    456
  - System Turn-On and Start-Up Time
    456
  - Local Update
    457
    
    CIX Software Update Files
    457
    
    Prerequisites for Cix100, Cix200, Cix670 and Cix1200 Local Update
    457
    
    CIX Software Identification
    458
    
    Strata Cix670 or Cix1200 Local Update
    461
    
    Digit Manipulation
    477
  - Restoring Programmed Data
    457

Strata CIX 200 Description (248 pages)

Brand: Strata | Category: IP Phone | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

9
- General Description
  1
- Introduction
  19
  - Organization
    19
  - Conventions
    20
  - Quick Reference Guide
    21
  - Related Documents/Media
    21
- Chapter 1 - Strata CIX Overview
  
  23
- Chapter 2 - Strata CIX40
  
  25
  - Processor
    26
  - CIX40 Cabinet Slots
    27
    
    Large Scale Integrated (LSI) Circuits (no Licenses Required)
    27
    
    GCTU2A Processor Interfaces
    28
  - GVPH - Integrated Voice Mail
    29
  - Feature Compatibility
    29
  - System Configuration
    30
    
    Reserve Power
    33
  - Telephone and Console Support
    33
  - CIX40 Functional Block Diagram
    34
  - Additional Specifications
    35
  - Station Loop Limits
    36
- Chapter 3 - Strata CIX100-S / CIX100
  
  37
  - CIX100-S and CIX100 Processors
    38
    
    Cpu/Memory
    38
    
    External Page Interface
    38
    
    Large Scale Integrated (LSI) Circuits
    38
    
    Memory Protection Battery
    38
    
    Music-On-Hold/Background Music Interface
    38
    
    Relay Control Interface
    38
    
    Secure Digital Memory
    38
    
    Built-In Ethernet Connection
    39
    
    CIX100 Processor Optional Subassemblies
    39
  - CIX100 Cabinet Slots
    39
    
    Base Cabinet
    39
    
    Expansion Cabinets
    39
- Chapter 4 - Strata CIX200
  
  41
  - Base Cabinet
    41
  - Expansion Cabinets
    41
  - Basic Specifications
    42
  - Power Backup
    42
  - Configuration
    43
    
    Card Slot Use
    43
    
    Power Factor
    43
  - CIX200 Pcbs
    44
    
    Common Control Processor Unit (LCTU)
    44
    
    PCB Option Considerations
    44
    
    Analog Standard Station Interface Unit (LSLU1A)
    45
  - Modular or Amphenol Connections
    45
    
    Extenders
    45
- Chapter 5 - Strata CIX670 and CIX1200
  
  47
  - Strata CIX670
    47
  - CIX670 Processor Circuit Cards
    48
    
    Cpu/Memory
    48
    
    Large-Scale Integrated (LSI) Circuits
    48
    
    Memory Protection Battery
    48
    
    Music-On-Hold/Background Music Interface
    48
    
    Secure Digital (SD) Memory
    48
    
    CIX670 Processor Optional Subassemblies
    49
    
    Network Interface
    49
  - Strata CIX1200
    50
  - CIX1200 Processor Circuit Cards
    51
    
    Cpu/Memory
    51
    
    Large-Scale Integrated (LSI) Circuits
    51
    
    Memory Protection Battery
    51
    
    Music-On-Hold/Background Music Interface
    51
    
    Secure Digital (SD) Memory
    51
    
    CIX1200 Processor Optional Subassemblies
    52
    
    Network Interface
    52
  - CIX670 and CIX1200 Cabinet Slots
    53
    
    Base Cabinet
    53
    
    Expansion Cabinets
    53
  - Strata CIX670 and CIX1200 Rack Mount
    54
    
    Basic Specifications
    54
    
    Base Cabinet
    55
    
    Expansion Cabinet
    55
  - CIX670 and CIX1200 Remote Expansion Cabinet
    56
- Chapter 6 - Universal Slot Circuit Cards Station, Line and Option Circuit Cards
  
  57
Universal Slot Circuit Cards Functional Block Diagrams Functional Block Diagrams

62
- Functional Block Diagrams
  62
- And/Or Music-On-Hold
  63
  - MOH/BGM Jack +Volume Control
    63
  - Toshiba Proprietary Soft Key LCD Link
    63
  - Internet Hub
    64
  - RCA Jacks
    64
- Functional Block Diagrams
  63
  - Stratagy es Voice Mail
    63
- Remote CIX Emanager PC
  63
  - BGM Mute Control Relay
    63
  - Door Lock Control Relay
    63
  - Local CIX Emanager
    63
  - Night Control Relay
    63
- Chapter 7 - Telephones and Peripherals
  
  67
  - DP5000-Series Digital Telephones
    67
    
    Backlight LCD
    70
    
    Large Display Area for Call Information
    70
    
    LCD Key-Strip
    70
    
    The DP5000 Look
    70
    
    Handset/Headset
    71
    
    MIC Mute
    71
    
    Shift and Hist Keys
    71
    
    Speaker Off-Hook Call Announce (DOCA-1A)
    71
    
    DP5000-Series Telephone Tilt Angles
    72
  - Telephone Button Expansion Options
    73
    
    Digital DSS Add on Module (DDM5060)
    73
    
    Key Module (KM5020)
    73
    
    LCD Add-On -Module (LM5110)
    73
  - Cordless Digital Telephones
    74
    
    Dkt2204-Ct
    75
    
    Dkt2304-Ct
    75
    
    Dkt2404-Dect
    75
  - IP4100 DECT Telephone
    76
    
    Handset Features
    76
    
    IP4100-BASE Features
    76
  - IP 5000-Series IP Telephones
    77
    
    Background Music
    79
    
    Connectivity
    79
    
    Features
    79
    
    IP Protocol
    79
    
    Capabilities
    80
    
    Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Models
    81
  - Telephone Button Expansion Options
    82
    
    IP Direct Station Selection (IDM5060) Console
    82
    
    Key Module (KM5020)
    82
    
    LCD Add-On Module (LM5110)
    82
  - CIX Attendant Console
    83
  - Peripherals
    86
    
    Door Phone (MDFB)
    86
    
    Door Phone/Lock Control Unit (DDCB)
    86
    
    External Speaker (BESCB)
    86
  - Mobility Solutions
    87
    
    Softipt
    87
    
    Wireless Access Points
    87
    
    Power-Over-Ethernet Solutions from SMC
    88
    
    Vpn/Firewall Solutions from Sonicwall
    88
  - Video Communication Solution
    89
    
    Try VCS for FREE
    89
    
    VCS Features
    89
    
    Visual Collaboration
    89
    
    Licenses
    90
    
    Software
    90
    
    VCS Software Upgrade
    90
  - Product Specifications
    91
  - Toshiba Stratagy Voice Processing
    92
  - Cabling and Connectors
    93
    
    Call Accounting
    93
- Chapter 8 - Strata Media Application Server and Integrated Voice Mail Cards
  
  95
  - Strata Media Application Server (MAS)
    95
    
    2U Rackmount Platform
    95
    
    Micromas
    96
    
    Standard Software Applications
    96
    
    Connection to the Strata CIX
    97
    
    Optional Software Applications
    97
  - Preloaded Software
    98
    
    Windows XP Firewall Settings
    98
  - MAS Configuration Requirements
    98
    
    Approved Third Party Application Software
    99
    
    License
    99
    
    Maximum MAS Configurations
    99
  - MAS Licensing
    102
  - MAS Recovery
    103
    
    MAS Software Backup
    103
  - MAS Modem (Optional)
    103
  - Input Power
    104
    
    Connection
    104
    
    Grounding
    104
    
    Power Failure Backup
    104
  - Physical Specifications
    105
    
    Basic MAS Specifications
    105
    
    Micromas
    106
  - Unified Communications
    107
  - Unified System Administration
    109
    
    Emanager or Network Emanager Unifies Strata CIX and Stratagy es System Administration
    109
    
    Network Emanager
    109
    
    My Phone Manager Gives Telephone Programming to Individual End-Users
    110
  - All Features to All Users no Matter Where They Are
    111
    
    Featureflex Next Generation Adaptability
    111
  - LVMU1A Voice Mail Card
    114
    
    Features
    114
    
    Licenses
    114
    
    Software
    114
    
    Port Upgrades
    115
  - GVPH1A Voice Mail Card
    115
  - Other Voice Processing Systems
    115
- Chapter 9 - Ipedge Application Server for Strata CIX
  
  117
  - Ipedge App Server Solution
    118
  - Messaging
    119
    
    Automated Attendant
    119
    
    Fax
    120
    
    Voice Messaging
    121
    
    Unified Messaging
    127
    
    Administration
    128
    
    Multi-Site Networking
    128
    
    Reporting
    130
    
    Messaging Survivability
    132
    
    Security
    132
  - Call Manager
    133
    
    Call Manager Standard
    133
    
    Call Manager Advanced
    134
    
    Companion Applications
    135
  - Meeting
    137
    
    Audio Conference Features
    137
    
    Web Collaboration Features
    138
  - Ipedge Component Compatibility
    139
    
    Application Capacities
    140
  - Part Numbers
    141
- Chapter 10 - Features
  
  143
  - Account Codes
    143
  - Add-On Module (ADM)
    143
  - Advisory Messages
    143
  - Alarm Notification
    144
  - Alternate Answer Point
    144
  - Automatic Busy Redial
    144
  - Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) Server
    144
    
    Basic ACD Features
    145
    
    Enhanced ACD Features
    145
  - Automatic Callback (ACB)
    146
  - Automatic Line Selection
    146
  - Automatic Release
    147
    
    Automatic Release from Hold
    147
    
    Automatic Release of Incoming Calls
    147
    
    Station Automatic Release
    147
  - Background Music (BGM)
    147
  - Call Completion
    147
  - Call Forward
    148
    
    Station Call Forward
    148
    
    System Call Forward
    148
    
    Call Forward - Call Types
    149
    
    Call Forward Conditions
    149
    
    Call Forward Destination
    149
    
    Call Forward Remote
    149
  - Call History
    150
  - Call Monitoring and Transfer
    150
  - Call Park
    151
    
    Call Park Orbits
    151
    
    Park and Page
    151
  - Call Pickup
    151
  - Call Waiting
    152
  - Caller Identification
    153
    
    ISDN Calling ID Name and Number
    153
  - Camp on Busy
    153
    
    Automatic Camp on
    153
    
    Off-Hook Camp on
    154
  - Cancel Button
    154
  - Centrex Ringing Repeat
    154
  - Centrex/Pbx Compatible
    154
  - Classes of Service (COS)
    155
  - Computer Telephony Integration (CTI)
    155
  - Conference Calls
    155
    
    Conference On-Hold
    155
    
    Join Button
    155
    
    Split/Join/Drop
    155
    
    Releasing from Conference Tandem CO Line Connections
    156
    
    Voice Mail Conference
    156
  - Continuous DTMF Tone
    156
  - Credit Card Calling
    156
  - Data Privacy
    156
  - Day/Night Mode - Auto Schedule
    157
  - Delayed Ringing
    158
  - Destination (Toll) Restriction
    158
    
    Through Dialing
    158
  - Dial Directory
    158
  - Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS)
    159
  - Direct Inward Dialing (DID)
    159
  - Digital Pad
    160
  - Direct Inward System Access (DISA)
    160
  - Directory Numbers
    161
    
    Phantom [DN] Buttons
    161
    
    Pilot [DN]
    161
    
    Primary [DN] Buttons
    161
  - Distinctive LED Indicator
    161
  - Direct Station Selection (DSS) Buttons
    162
    
    [DSS] Button Status Display
    162
  - Distinctive Ringing
    162
  - Do Not Disturb (DND)
    162
  - DTMF Receivers
    163
    
    DTMF and Dial Pulse CO Line Compatibility
    163
    
    DTMF Back Tone
    163
    
    DTMF Signal Time
    163
  - Emergency Call
    163
  - Feature Prompting with Soft Keys
    163
  - Enhanced E911
    164
  - External Amplified Speaker
    164
  - Flash Button
    164
  - Flexible Line Ringing
    165
  - Flexible Numbering
    165
  - Handsfree Answerback
    165
  - Headset
    165
  - Hearing Aid Compatible
    165
  - High Call Volume Buttons
    165
  - Hold
    166
    
    Analog Hold
    166
    
    Automatic Hold
    166
    
    Call Hold
    166
    
    Consultation Hold
    166
    
    Exclusive Hold
    166
    
    Hold Recall
    166
  - Hot Dialing
    166
  - Hot Desk
    167
    
    Hot Desk Requirements
    168
  - Hotline Service
    168
  - IP Telephony
    169
    
    Data Network Assessment for Voice Traffic
    169
    
    IP Interface Unit
    169
    
    Network Address Translation (NAT)
    172
    
    IP User Mobility
    174
    
    IPT Anywhere
    175
    
    Quality of Service (Qos) and Bandwidth
    176
    
    Power over Ethernet
    177
    
    Toshiba Softipt IP Telephone
    178
  - Private Networking over Internet Protocol
    180
  - SIP Trunking
    181
  - Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
    182
  - Least Cost Routing (LCR)
    182
  - Line Buttons
    183
    
    CO Line Buttons
    183
    
    Group CO Line Button
    183
    
    Pooled CO Line Button
    183
  - Live System Programming
    183
  - Lost Call Treatment
    183
  - Message Waiting
    184
    
    LED Indication
    184
    
    Stutter Dial Tone
    184
  - Microphone (External Unit)
    184
  - Multiple Call/Delayed Ringing
    184
  - Music-On-Hold
    184
  - Off-Hook Call Announce (OCA)
    185
  - Off-Premise Stations
    185
  - Override
    186
    
    Call Forward Override
    186
    
    Class of Service Override
    186
    
    Do Not Disturb (DND) Override
    186
    
    Executive Override
    186
    
    Privacy Override
    186
  - Paging
    187
    
    Emergency Page
    187
    
    External Speaker Page Zones
    187
    
    Night Ringing over Selected Page Zones
    187
    
    Telephone Group Paging
    187
  - Power Failure Protection
    188
    
    Power Failure Transfer
    188
    
    Reserve Power Battery Backup
    188
  - Privacy
    188
  - Remote Update
    188
  - Repeat Last Number Dialed
    189
  - Ringing
    189
    
    Delayed Ringing
    189
    
    Distinctive Ringing
    189
    
    Ring over Busy
    189
    
    Ringing Cadence
    189
  - Speed Dial
    190
    
    One Touch Buttons
    190
  - Station Hunting
    190
    
    Camp on to Hunt Groups
    191
    
    Circular Hunting
    191
    
    Distributed Hunting
    191
    
    Serial Hunting
    191
  - Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR)
    191
  - Call Manager
    192
  - Microsoft Lync Integration
    193
  - Strata Net Multi-System Networking
    194
    
    Coordinated Numbering Plan
    194
    
    Strata Net Basic Call Control
    194
    
    Alternate Routing
    195
    
    Centralized Attendant
    195
    
    Centralized Voice Mail
    195
    
    Telephone DSS Buttons
    195
    
    Network SMDR
    196
  - Survivability
    196
  - System Fault Finding and Diagnostics
    197
    
    Alarm Indication of System Faults
    197
    
    Automatic Fault Recovery
    197
    
    Event and System Administration Logs
    197
    
    Fault Detection and Error Logs
    197
    
    Secure Digital Card
    197
    
    System Trace
    197
    
    Backup and Restore
    198
    
    Maintenance and Administration
    198
    
    Manual Test
    198
    
    Software Upgrade
    198
  - Transfer
    198
    
    Customer Database
    198
    
    Transfer Immediate
    198
    
    Transfer Privacy
    198
    
    Transfer with Camp on
    198
    
    Music or Ringing Option
    199
    
    Transfer (Screened)
    199
    
    Transfer (Unscreened)
    199
    
    Transfer to Voice Mail
    199
  - Tenant Services
    199
  - Traffic Measurement
    199
    
    Traffic Reports
    200
  - Unified Communications
    200
  - Uniform Call Distribution
    200
    
    Interaction with Other Features
    201
  - User Programming Mode
    202
  - VLAN Tagging
    203
  - Voice or Tone Signaling
    203
  - Voice Mail Integration
    204
    
    DTMF Integration
    204
    
    Simplified Message Desk Interface (SMDI)
    204
    
    Toshiba Proprietary Integration
    204
    
    Direct Transfer to Voice Mailbox
    205
  - Volume Control
    205
- Appendix - Specifications
  
  207
  - Environmental Characteristics
    207
  - Power Considerations
    208
    
    Cix100
    208
    
    Cix200
    208
    
    Cix40
    208
    
    CIX670 and CIX1200
    209
    
    MAS Power Considerations
    209
  - Reserve Power
    210
  - Strata CIX Component Compatibility
    212
    
    Bsis
    212
    
    Optional
    212
    
    Amds
    214
    
    Abcs
    215
    
    Battery Charger
    215
  - Public Network Requirements
    216
  - Station Loop Lengths
    218
  - Standard Telephone Ringer Specifications
    219
  - 5000/3000/3200-Series Telephone Option Circuit Cards
    220
  - Standard Telephone Interface Options
    220
  - Station Dimensions
    221
  - IP Telephone Power Consumption
    222
  - System Tones
    223
  - Strata Net IP and IPT Bandwidth Requirements
    226
  - Strata CIX Software License Requirements
    228
  - Capacities
    231
  - Night Bell Control Relay
    239
    
    Device Monitor Capacities for Strata CIX Systems
    241
  - Index
    243

Strata CIX 200 General Description Manual (220 pages)

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Table of Contents

9
- General Description
  1
- Introduction
  19
  - Organization
    19
  - Conventions
    20
  - Quick Reference Guide
    21
  - Related Documents/Media
    21
- Chapter 1 - Strata CIX Overview
  
  23
- Chapter 2 - Strata CIX40
  
  25
  - Processor
    26
  - CIX40 Cabinet Slots
    27
    
    Large Scale Integrated (LSI) Circuits (no Licenses Required)
    27
    
    GCTU2A Processor Interfaces
    28
  - GVPH - Integrated Voice Mail
    29
  - Feature Compatibility
    29
  - System Configuration
    30
    
    Reserve Power
    33
  - Telephone and Console Support
    33
  - CIX40 Functional Block Diagram
    34
  - Additional Specifications
    35
  - Station Loop Limits
    36
- Chapter 3 - Strata CIX100-S / CIX100
  
  37
  - CIX100-S and CIX100 Processors
    38
    
    Cpu/Memory
    38
    
    External Page Interface
    38
    
    Large Scale Integrated (LSI) Circuits
    38
    
    Memory Protection Battery
    38
    
    Music-On-Hold/Background Music Interface
    38
    
    Relay Control Interface
    38
    
    Secure Digital Memory
    38
    
    Built-In Ethernet Connection
    39
    
    CIX100 Processor Optional Subassemblies
    39
  - CIX100 Cabinet Slots
    39
    
    Base Cabinet
    39
    
    Expansion Cabinets
    39
- Chapter 4 - Strata CIX200
  
  41
  - Base Cabinet
    41
  - Expansion Cabinets
    41
  - Basic Specifications
    42
  - Power Backup
    42
  - Configuration
    43
    
    Card Slot Use
    43
    
    Power Factor
    43
  - CIX200 Pcbs
    44
    
    Common Control Processor Unit (LCTU)
    44
    
    PCB Option Considerations
    44
    
    Analog Standard Station Interface Unit (LSLU1A)
    45
  - Modular or Amphenol Connections
    45
    
    Extenders
    45
- Chapter 5 - Strata CIX670 and CIX1200
  
  47
  - Strata CIX670
    47
  - CIX670 Processor Circuit Cards
    48
    
    Cpu/Memory
    48
    
    Large-Scale Integrated (LSI) Circuits
    48
    
    Memory Protection Battery
    48
    
    Music-On-Hold/Background Music Interface
    48
    
    Secure Digital (SD) Memory
    48
    
    CIX670 Processor Optional Subassemblies
    49
    
    Network Interface
    49
  - Strata CIX1200
    50
  - CIX1200 Processor Circuit Cards
    51
    
    Cpu/Memory
    51
    
    Large-Scale Integrated (LSI) Circuits
    51
    
    Memory Protection Battery
    51
    
    Music-On-Hold/Background Music Interface
    51
    
    Secure Digital (SD) Memory
    51
    
    CIX1200 Processor Optional Subassemblies
    52
    
    Network Interface
    52
  - CIX670 and CIX1200 Cabinet Slots
    53
    
    Base Cabinet
    53
    
    Expansion Cabinets
    53
  - Strata CIX670 and CIX1200 Rack Mount
    54
    
    Basic Specifications
    54
    
    Base Cabinet
    55
    
    Expansion Cabinet
    55
  - CIX670 and CIX1200 Remote Expansion Cabinet
    56
- Chapter 6 - Universal Slot Circuit Cards Station, Line and Option Circuit Cards
  
  57
Universal Slot Circuit Cards Functional Block Diagrams Functional Block Diagrams

62
- Functional Block Diagrams
  62
- And/Or Music-On-Hold
  63
  - MOH/BGM Jack +Volume Control
    63
  - Toshiba Proprietary Soft Key LCD Link
    63
  - Internet Hub
    64
  - RCA Jacks
    64
- Functional Block Diagrams
  63
  - Stratagy es Voice Mail
    63
- Remote CIX Emanager PC
  63
  - BGM Mute Control Relay
    63
  - Door Lock Control Relay
    63
  - Local CIX Emanager
    63
  - Night Control Relay
    63
- Chapter 7 - Telephones and Peripherals
  
  67
  - DP5000-Series Digital Telephones
    67
    
    Backlight LCD
    70
    
    Large Display Area for Call Information
    70
    
    LCD Key-Strip
    70
    
    The DP5000 Look
    70
    
    Handset/Headset
    71
    
    MIC Mute
    71
    
    Shift and Hist Keys
    71
    
    Speaker Off-Hook Call Announce (DOCA-1A)
    71
    
    DP5000-Series Telephone Tilt Angles
    72
  - Telephone Button Expansion Options
    73
    
    Digital DSS Add on Module (DDM5060)
    73
    
    Key Module (KM5020)
    73
    
    LCD Add-On -Module (LM5110)
    73
  - Cordless Digital Telephones
    74
    
    Dkt2204-Ct
    75
    
    Dkt2304-Ct
    75
    
    Dkt2404-Dect
    75
  - IP4100 DECT Telephone
    76
    
    Handset Features
    76
    
    IP4100-BASE Features
    76
  - IP 5000-Series IP Telephones
    77
    
    Background Music
    79
    
    Connectivity
    79
    
    Features
    79
    
    IP Protocol
    79
    
    Capabilities
    80
    
    Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Models
    81
  - Telephone Button Expansion Options
    82
    
    IP Direct Station Selection (IDM5060) Console
    82
    
    Key Module (KM5020)
    82
    
    LCD Add-On Module (LM5110)
    82
  - CIX Attendant Console
    83
  - Peripherals
    86
    
    Door Phone (MDFB)
    86
    
    Door Phone/Lock Control Unit (DDCB)
    86
    
    External Speaker (BESCB)
    86
  - Mobility Solutions
    87
    
    Softipt
    87
    
    Wireless Access Points
    87
    
    Power-Over-Ethernet Solutions from SMC
    88
    
    Vpn/Firewall Solutions from Sonicwall
    88
  - Video Communication Solution
    89
    
    Try VCS for FREE
    89
    
    VCS Features
    89
    
    Visual Collaboration
    89
    
    Licenses
    90
    
    Software
    90
    
    VCS Software Upgrade
    90
  - Product Specifications
    91
  - Toshiba Stratagy Voice Processing
    92
  - Cabling and Connectors
    93
    
    Call Accounting
    93
- Chapter 8 - Strata Media Application Server and Integrated Voice Mail Cards
  
  95
  - Strata Media Application Server (MAS)
    95
    
    2U Rackmount Platform
    95
    
    Micromas
    96
    
    Standard Software Applications
    96
    
    Connection to the Strata CIX
    97
    
    Optional Software Applications
    97
  - MAS Configuration Requirements
    98
    
    Approved Third Party Application Software
    99
    
    License
    99
    
    Maximum MAS Configurations
    99
  - Preloaded Software
    98
    
    Windows XP Firewall Settings
    98
  - MAS Licensing
    102
  - MAS Modem (Optional)
    103
  - MAS Recovery
    103
    
    MAS Software Backup
    103
  - Input Power
    104
    
    Connection
    104
    
    Grounding
    104
    
    Power Failure Backup
    104
  - Physical Specifications
    105
    
    Basic MAS Specifications
    105
    
    Micromas
    106
  - Unified Communications
    107
  - Unified System Administration
    109
    
    Emanager or Network Emanager Unifies Strata CIX and Stratagy es System Administration
    109
    
    Network Emanager
    109
    
    My Phone Manager Gives Telephone Programming to Individual End-Users
    110
  - All Features to All Users no Matter Where They Are
    111
    
    Featureflex Next Generation Adaptability
    111
  - LVMU1A Voice Mail Card
    114
    
    Features
    114
    
    Licenses
    114
    
    Software
    114
    
    Port Upgrades
    115
  - GVPH1A Voice Mail Card
    115
  - Other Voice Processing Systems
    115
- Chapter 9 - Features
  
  117
  - Account Codes
    117
  - Add-On Module (ADM)
    117
  - Advisory Messages
    117
  - Alarm Notification
    118
  - Alternate Answer Point
    118
  - Automatic Busy Redial
    118
  - Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) Server
    118
    
    Basic ACD Features
    119
    
    Enhanced ACD Features
    119
  - Automatic Callback (ACB)
    120
  - Automatic Line Selection
    120
  - Automatic Release
    121
    
    Automatic Release from Hold
    121
    
    Automatic Release of Incoming Calls
    121
    
    Station Automatic Release
    121
  - Background Music (BGM)
    121
  - Call Completion
    121
  - Call Forward
    122
    
    Station Call Forward
    122
    
    System Call Forward
    122
    
    Call Forward - Call Types
    123
    
    Call Forward Conditions
    123
    
    Call Forward Destination
    123
    
    Call Forward Remote
    123
  - Call History
    124
  - Call Monitoring and Transfer
    124
  - Call Park
    125
    
    Call Park Orbits
    125
    
    Park and Page
    125
  - Call Pickup
    125
  - Call Waiting
    126
  - Caller Identification
    127
    
    ISDN Calling ID Name and Number
    127
  - Camp on Busy
    127
    
    Automatic Camp on
    127
    
    Off-Hook Camp on
    128
  - Cancel Button
    128
  - Centrex/Pbx Compatible
    128
  - Centrex Ringing Repeat
    128
  - Classes of Service (COS)
    129
  - Computer Telephony Integration (CTI)
    129
  - Conference Calls
    129
    
    Conference On-Hold
    129
    
    Join Button
    129
    
    Split/Join/Drop
    129
    
    Releasing from Conference Tandem CO Line Connections
    130
    
    Voice Mail Conference
    130
  - Continuous DTMF Tone
    130
  - Credit Card Calling
    130
  - Data Privacy
    130
  - Day/Night Mode - Auto Schedule
    131
  - Delayed Ringing
    132
  - Destination (Toll) Restriction
    132
    
    Through Dialing
    132
  - Dial Directory
    132
  - Direct Inward Dialing (DID)
    133
  - Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS)
    133
  - Digital Pad
    134
  - Direct Inward System Access (DISA)
    134
  - Directory Numbers
    135
    
    Phantom [DN] Buttons
    135
    
    Pilot [DN]
    135
    
    Primary [DN] Buttons
    135
  - Distinctive LED Indicator
    135
  - Distinctive Ringing
    136
  - Do Not Disturb (DND)
    136
  - Direct Station Selection (DSS) Buttons
    136
    
    [DSS] Button Status Display
    136
  - DTMF Receivers
    137
    
    DTMF and Dial Pulse CO Line Compatibility
    137
    
    DTMF Back Tone
    137
    
    DTMF Signal Time
    137
  - Emergency Call
    137
  - Feature Prompting with Soft Keys
    137
  - Enhanced E911
    138
  - External Amplified Speaker
    138
  - Flash Button
    138
  - Flexible Line Ringing
    139
  - Flexible Numbering
    139
  - Handsfree Answerback
    139
  - Headset
    139
  - Hearing Aid Compatible
    139
  - High Call Volume Buttons
    139
  - Hold
    140
    
    Analog Hold
    140
    
    Automatic Hold
    140
    
    Call Hold
    140
    
    Consultation Hold
    140
    
    Exclusive Hold
    140
    
    Hold Recall
    140
  - Hot Dialing
    140
  - Hot Desk
    141
    
    Hot Desk Requirements
    142
  - Hotline Service
    142
  - IP Telephony
    143
    
    Data Network Assessment for Voice Traffic
    143
    
    IP Interface Unit
    143
    
    Network Address Translation (NAT)
    146
    
    IP User Mobility
    148
    
    IPT Anywhere
    149
    
    Quality of Service (Qos) and Bandwidth
    150
    
    Power over Ethernet
    151
    
    Toshiba Softipt IP Telephone
    152
  - Private Networking over Internet Protocol
    154
  - SIP Trunking
    155
  - Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
    156
  - Least Cost Routing (LCR)
    156
  - Line Buttons
    157
    
    CO Line Buttons
    157
    
    Group CO Line Button
    157
    
    Pooled CO Line Button
    157
  - Live System Programming
    157
  - Lost Call Treatment
    157
  - Message Waiting
    158
    
    LED Indication
    158
    
    Stutter Dial Tone
    158
  - Microphone (External Unit)
    158
  - Music-On-Hold
    158
  - Multiple Call/Delayed Ringing
    158
  - Off-Hook Call Announce (OCA)
    159
  - Off-Premise Stations
    159
  - Override
    160
    
    Call Forward Override
    160
    
    Class of Service Override
    160
    
    Do Not Disturb Override
    160
    
    Do Not Disturb (DND) Override
    160
    
    Executive Override
    160
    
    Privacy Override
    160
  - Paging
    161
    
    Emergency Page
    161
    
    External Speaker Page Zones
    161
    
    Night Ringing over Selected Page Zones
    161
    
    Telephone Group Paging
    161
  - Power Failure Protection
    162
    
    Power Failure Transfer
    162
    
    Reserve Power Battery Backup
    162
  - Privacy
    162
  - Remote Update
    162
  - Repeat Last Number Dialed
    163
  - Ringing
    163
    
    Delayed Ringing
    163
    
    Distinctive Ringing
    163
    
    Ring over Busy
    163
    
    Ringing Cadence
    163
  - Speed Dial
    164
    
    One Touch Buttons
    164
  - Station Hunting
    164
    
    Camp on to Hunt Groups
    165
    
    Circular Hunting
    165
    
    Distributed Hunting
    165
    
    Serial Hunting
    165
  - Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR)
    165
  - Strata Call Manager
    166
  - Strata Net Multi-System Networking
    167
    
    Coordinated Numbering Plan
    167
    
    Strata Net Basic Call Control
    167
    
    Alternate Routing
    168
    
    Centralized Attendant
    168
    
    Centralized Voice Mail
    168
    
    Telephone DSS Buttons
    168
    
    Network SMDR
    169
  - Survivability
    169
  - System Fault Finding and Diagnostics
    170
    
    Alarm Indication of System Faults
    170
    
    Automatic Fault Recovery
    170
    
    Event and System Administration Logs
    170
    
    Fault Detection and Error Logs
    170
    
    Secure Digital Card
    170
    
    System Trace
    170
    
    Backup and Restore
    171
    
    Maintenance and Administration
    171
    
    Manual Test
    171
    
    Software Upgrade
    171
  - Transfer
    171
    
    Customer Database
    171
    
    Transfer Immediate
    171
    
    Transfer Privacy
    171
    
    Transfer with Camp on
    171
    
    Music or Ringing Option
    172
    
    Transfer (Screened)
    172
    
    Transfer (Unscreened)
    172
    
    Transfer to Voice Mail
    172
  - Tenant Services
    172
  - Traffic Measurement
    172
    
    Traffic Reports
    173
  - Unified Communications
    173
  - Uniform Call Distribution
    173
    
    Interaction with Other Features
    174
  - User Programming Mode
    175
  - VLAN Tagging
    176
  - Voice or Tone Signaling
    176
  - Voice Mail Integration
    177
    
    DTMF Integration
    177
    
    Simplified Message Desk Interface (SMDI)
    177
    
    Toshiba Proprietary Integration
    177
    
    Direct Transfer to Voice Mailbox
    178
  - Volume Control
    178
- Appendix - Specifications
  
  179
  - Environmental Characteristics
    179
  - Power Considerations
    180
    
    Cix100
    180
    
    Cix200
    180
    
    Cix40
    180
    
    CIX670 and CIX1200
    181
    
    MAS Power Considerations
    181
  - Reserve Power
    182
  - Strata CIX Component Compatibility
    184
    
    Bsis
    184
    
    Optional
    184
    
    Amds
    186
    
    Abcs
    187
    
    Battery Charger
    187
  - Public Network Requirements
    188
  - Station Loop Lengths
    190
  - Standard Telephone Ringer Specifications
    191
  - Standard Telephone Interface Options
    192
  - 5000/3000/3200-Series Telephone Option Circuit Cards
    192
  - Station Dimensions
    193
  - IP Telephone Power Consumption
    194
  - System Tones
    195
  - Strata Net IP and IPT Bandwidth Requirements
    198
  - Strata CIX Software License Requirements
    200
  - Capacities
    203
  - Night Bell Control Relay
    211
    
    Device Monitor Capacities for Strata CIX Systems
    213
  - Index
    215

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