Commander comset T8 Mode d’emploi

General: Operating Instructions for Users
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General: Operating Instructions for Users
STANDARD KEY
STATION
TWO-WIRE STATION
(typical 807)
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1.9
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR USERS
1.9.1
Service Tones
Note
‘0’
= approx. 120 mS
Dial Tone-Normal (418 Hz)
J-lnr-l~..!:?.s...nl-
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Dial Tone “‘Active” (836 Hz)
J-l.l-
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-..JFz.s...nr
u-i-...
Busy Tone
Link-Made Tone (Ring
Tone),
and
dial-end tone
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Knocking Tone
Hot Line Knocking
“Short” Busy Tone
Handsfree Answerback (HFA) Tone ---
Paging and HFA end ---
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I
1.9.2
Service Signals (Ringing)
Internal Ringing
Note:
Periodicity
as indicated
1s
1s
5s------------
Hot Line Ringing
Recall Ring
2s2s2s
2s2s-- -------
1s 1s 1s1s1s 1s
Note: Outside call ring follows the cadence of the incoming signal
1.9.3
LED Sequences
Steady on
Slow Flashing
Fast Flashing
Flickering
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1.9.4
Station Face Layouts, Optical Signals and Keypad Functions
1.9.4.1.
Standard Key Station
1
12 3 4 5678
Fig. 1.1 Standard Key Station Face Layout
1. Handset
2. Keypad Assembly
3. LED’S (red) for external line status
4. LED (yellow) for facility activation indication
-
(facilities LED)
5. Internal Key
-
for dialling internal call numbers
6. Special Procedure Key
-
for activation of special procedures
7. Hold key
-
for holding external calls
8. Last Number Redial Key
9. PABX Recall Key
10. Knurled wheel for adjustment of ringer volume
11. Adjustment of ringer tone
12. Station Label
OPTICAL SIGNALS
The RED led’s provide information regarding the status of the exchange lines:
steady on
-
the related exchange line is in use
slow flashing
-
the related exchange line is in HOLD state
fast flashing
-
there is an unanswered incoming external call on that line.
The YELLOW led provides details regarding the internal conditions:
steady on
-
“night state” activated (mode A and mode
B)
slow flashing
-
Do-not-disturb, Call Diversion or Follow Me activated
fast flashing
-
the station is being knocked-on.
NOTE: “Steady on” state takes precedence over other con-current active display details.
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KEY PAD FUNCTION
KeY
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0
#
*
I
“Internal
Key”
S
“Service
key”
H
“Hold Key”
00
“Redial
Kev”
Off Hook Function
Select that line for an
external call.
Select any available
exchange line.
Switch from decadic
outpulsing to
DTMF
(in the
State “External Connection”).
Hot line code.
-
111 . I34 Dial an
internal station.
-
I8
Access to “Paging
system”. (See Para 1.9.5.5)
-
so0
. . . S59 Dial an
abbreviated number
-
Answer a knocking signal.
-
soGeneral cancellation
of call diversion,
follow-me facility
and Do-not-disturb.
-
Sl
Activate/cancel
Call Diversion
-
s2Activate/cancel
Follow-me
-
s3Activate/cancel
Do-not-disturb
-
S4XX
Activate “Night
Switch’.
-
s4Cancel “Night
Switch’.
-
S6 Send “Message
Waiting” to a
Comset.
-
s7Conference (both
int/ext/int
and
int/ext/ext.)
-
S8 “Direct call” to a
Comset.
-
s9Activate/cancel Data
Transfer
-
S#
Programming of
station abbreviated
numbers
-
Hold an external
call.
-
Redial of the
“Last Number”
dialled.
On Hook Function
“Book” that line for an
external call.
“Book” first available
exchange line.
Initiate station self
test
(#l).
N/F
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
N/F
N/F
N/F
N/F
N/F
N/F
NOTE: * System abbreviated numbers are programmable only from station 11, via a Service Key (S)
procedure.
*N/F = No function
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1.9.4.2
Comset Handsfree Station
NOIE: the station layout displayed is as set up for a S408 system.
For the S206, Line 3, Line 4, DSS 6 and DSS 7 push button positions have no function.
For the S824, the second row of push buttons (drawn here unlabelled) are the positions for
Line 5 to Line 8.
Lme
1 to Line 8 = Exchange
he
access buttons
LEEn
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Elm
DSS 1
to
DSS 7 =
Direct
StatIon
Select buttons
+
52
H7
16
15 14 13 12
11
Fig. 1.2. COMSET HANDSFREE Face Layout
Volume control for handsfree loudspeaker
“DSS” push button field
Message Waiting LED
Message Waiting activation button
Facilities LED, indicating the activation of Do-Not-Disturb, Call Diversion,
Call
Follow-me, or
Night Switch State
Speaker/Microphone Mute LED
Speaker On/Off key
Microphone Key
-
Permitting/barring the Handsfree Answerback facility
Exchange Line release Key
-
acts as a quasi hook switch
PABX Recall Key
Inbuilt
microphone for handsfree communications
Number Redial Key
-
“Last Number” or “Saved Number” can be redialled
Hold Key
-
for holding exchange line calls
Special Procedures Key
-
for activation of call diversion, call follow me, abbreviated
numbers, etc.
Internal Key
-
for access to the paging link
Dialling Keypad
(Not shown) Ringer tone and volume combined control, accessible on base of Comset
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OITICAL SIGNALS
Exchange Line LED’s
Steady ON
-
exchange line busy
Slow flashing
-
exchange line on hold
Fast flashing
-
incoming call
Flickering
-
knocking from that particular exchange line.
Station LED’s
Steady ON
-
station busy
Fast flashing
-
that station is calling or being called from another station
Flickering
-
that station is generating knocking or is engaged in a HFAB call with this station.
Facilities LED
Steady ON
-
night state activated
Slow flashing
-
DND, call diversion or follow me activated
Message Waiting LED
Steady ON
-
this station has left a message
Slow flashing
-
message is waiting to be answered.
SPKR LED
Steady ON
-
microphone mute is activated
Fast flashing
-
loudspeaker is ON (handsfree operation)
KEY PAD FUNCTIONS
Key
0
#
1
“Internal Key”
S
“Service Key”
Off Hook Function
Select any available
exchange line
Switch from decadic
outpulsing to
IYIMF
(in the
state “External Connection”)
-
18 access to “paging”
system (see Para 1.9.5.5)
-
so0
. . . S59 Dial an
abbreviated number
-
SO General
cancellation
of call diversion,
follow-me facility
and Do-not-disturb
-
Sl
Activate/cancel
Call diversion
-
S2 Activate/cancel
Follow-me
-
S3 Activate/cancel
Do-not-disturb
-
S4XX Activate
“Night Switch’
-
S4 Cancel
“Night Switch”
-
S6 Send “Message
Waiting” to a
Comset
On Hook Function
“Book’ first available
exchange line
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
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S
“Service Key”
(cont.)
H
“Hold Key”
cl.
“Redial Key”
Spkr
Mic
RCL
Off Hook
-
s7External conference
Int/Ext/Int
Int/Ext/Ext
-
S8 “Direct call” to
a Comset
-
S9 Activate/cancel
Data Transfer
-
S#
Programming of
station abbreviated
numbers
-
Sm
Activate “Save
Number” Redial
facility (for later
redialling)
-
Hold an external call
-
Redial of the “Last
Number” or “Saved
Number”
-
Loudspeaker
on/off
-
-
Release (similar to
effect of “on-hook”)
-
Signals the Main
Equipment to send the
required signal (earth or
flash) to the parent
exchange
DSS KEY PAD FIELD FUNCTIONS
Kev
Line 1
-Line 8
On Hook
ditto
(in “Handsfree” operation
mode this key also
simulates the hook-switch)
microphone on/off
ditto
Off-Hook
1
On-Hook
-
Select that line for an
external call
I
“Book” that line for
an external call
I
DSS
I
-
Call to an internal
I
station (multi-call to set
up conference)
-
answer internal knocking
(recognized by flickering
LED of calling station)
-
refer back (enquiry
call
-
call
nick-uD
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
1
Ditto
Message
Wait
-
Leave a messase (to
Ditto
another
COMZ%Tj
-
Answer a message
Ditto
NOTE: The operation of any line key, DSS key, key pad digit, abbreviated dial code, or “I” key, while
on-hook (at a Comset station) will automatically activate the on-hook dialling mode. If the Comset
T16 is used, conversation can proceed via the in-built microphone. Otherwise the handset must
be lifted.
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Comset On-Hook Station
OF’TICAL SIGNALS
Exchange Line LED’s
Steady ON
-
exchange line busy
Slow flashing
-
exchange line on hold
Fast flashing
-
incoming call
Flickering
-
knocking from that particular exchange line.
Facilities LED
Steady ON
-
night state activated
Slow flashing
-
DND, call diversion or follow me activated
Message Waiting LED
Steady ON
-
this station has left a message
Slow flashing
-
message is waiting to be answered.
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KEY PAD FUNCTIONS
KeY
0
#
I
“Internal
Kev”
S
“Service Key”
-\
S
“Service Key”
(cont.)
7
3fI
Hook Function
Select any available
exchange line
Switch from decadic
>utpulsing
to DTMF (in the
state
“External Connection”)
-
18 access to “paging”
rystem
(see Para 1.9.5.5)
-
so0
. . . S59 Dial an
abbreviated number
-
SO General
cancellation
of call diversion,
follow-me facility
and Do-not-disturb
-
Sl
Activate/cancel
Call diversion
-
s2Activate/cancel
Follow-me
-
S3 Activate/cancel
Do-not-disturb
-
S4XX Activate
“Night Switch”
-
S4 Cancel
“Night Switch”
-
S6 Send “Message
Waiting” to a
Comset
-
s7External conference
Int/Ext/Int
Int/Ext/Ext
-
S8 “Direct call” to
a Comset
-
S9 Activate/cancel
Data Transfer
-
S#
Programming of
station abbreviated
numbers
-
SO0
Activate “Save
Number” Redial
facility (for later
redialling)
On
Hook Function
‘Book” first available
exchange line
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
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