ISDN PBX-System - Concept4tec Computer Shop

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AIS-ModuleWake Up CallST 40Every extension connected to the system can set a wake up call. The wake up call will ringthe relevant extension at the pre-set time with a selected wake up message.If you receive the system configuration via the AIS configuration tool, then eight wake upannouncements will automatically be avaialble. Wake up announcements 9 and 10 are blank.1 Wake up announcement before time.2 Wake up announcement after time.3 Announcement for confirmation of wake up time.4 Announcement "Set"5 Announcement if no wake up time is set.6 Announcement "Is not"7 Announcement prior to PIN code entry.8 Announcement on wrong PIN entry.The correct time will be automatically announced on wake up announcements 1 and 2.You may record your own announcements for this. These announcement will be playedautomatically upon receipt of a wake up call.Store Wake Up Announcement:Follow the instructions for "Greeting" but click on the button "Wake Up"2 - 6
AIS-ModuleSetting the Configuration ToolTK SuiteST 40In order to use the wave files which have been programmed with the AIS configuration tool itwill be necessary to make some adjustments in the telephone system itself by using the TKSuite Set configuration tool.Music on HoldIn the section "Special Functions - Other Settings" the entry Music on Hold with varioussettings can be found.Off (Music on Hold is switched off)Internal Melody (Music on Hold will be played from the AIS module)Select the required setting and click "Send" to change system settings.2 - 7
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ISDN PBX-SystemManualAS 281 All-In-
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IntroductionTables of ContentIntrod
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IntroductionTables of ContentAIS-Mo
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IntroductionThe AS 35 Telephone Sys
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IntroductionImportant notes on usin
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IntroductionCTI - computer telephon
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IntroductionE - 13
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InstallationCheck contents of deliv
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InstallationSafety NotesPlease note
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InstallationConnections of the AS 2
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InstallationConnections of the AS 3
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InstallationSwitchable SO Connectio
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InstallationConnect the AS 281 All-
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InstallationCommissioningYou have i
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InstallationTecnical Data AS 281 Al
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InstallationTecnical Data AS 35 All
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OperationDisplay of the ST 40ST 40D
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OperationSetting the Speaker Volume
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OperationButton AssignmentST 40On d
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OperationFunction Buttons - Freelyp
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OperationMaking a CallST 40To make
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OperationExternal Access with speci
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OperationAccepting Incoming CallsST
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OperationCall TransferST 40You can
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OperationTransfer an Outside LineST
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OperationCall WaitingST 40With the
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OperationPick Up a door callAnalogu
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OperationDo Not DisturbST 40You can
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OperationNight Service on / off fro
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OperationInternal Call Forwarding o
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OperationAuto Dialling (Hotline)ST
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OperationBusy on BusyST 40This feat
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OperationPaging all System Phones f
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OperationRemote Dial FunctionsST 40
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OperationTracing a CallAnalogue and
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OperationISDN Three Party Conferenc
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OperationSwitching Least Cost Routi
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OperationCall LogST 40All calls wil
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OperationActivating/deactivating Pa
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Page 81 and 82: OperationEnquiry (Mute)ST 40To talk
Page 83 and 84: OperationView Extension StatusST 40
Page 85 and 86: OperationStoring Phonebook Numbers(
Page 87 and 88: OperationEmergency and Direct Dial
Page 89 and 90: OperationStore a Direct Call Number
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Page 95 and 96: OperationNotesST 40The emergency ca
Page 97 and 98: OperationTimer ControlST 40The tele
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Page 103 and 104: OperationSetting CLIP to on/offST 4
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Page 107 and 108: OperationNotesST 40A diversion will
Page 109 and 110: OperationDisable Call Forwarding fo
Page 111 and 112: OperationPrint Call ChargesST 40You
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Page 115 and 116: OperationWake Up CallST 40Your can
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Page 119 and 120: OperationGroupsST 40You are part of
Page 121 and 122: OperationCall FilterST 40Call filte
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Page 127 and 128: AIS-ModuleOperatingST 40If you clic
Page 129: AIS-ModuleMessagesGreetingsST 40The
Page 133 and 134: AIS-ModuleAnnouncement before Answe
Page 135 and 136: AIS-ModuleAllocation of On Hold Mes
Page 137 and 138: ProgrammingProgramming via PCST 40A
Page 139 and 140: ProgrammingNotes on programming wit
Page 141 and 142: ProgrammingSetting the ringer rhyth
Page 143 and 144: ProgrammingEnter System PINAnalogue
Page 145 and 146: ProgrammingMaintenance/ TestingST 4
Page 147 and 148: ProgrammingRunning the Maintenance
Page 149 and 150: ProgrammingChanging extension numbe
Page 151 and 152: ProgrammingDownloading new software
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Page 157 and 158: Communication via PCSoftware Overvi
Page 159 and 160: Communication via PCInstall TK-Suit
Page 161 and 162: Communication via PCWAN MiniportWAN
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Page 165 and 166: GlossaryCall forwarding - ISDN call
Page 167 and 168: GlossaryDialling preparationThe dia
Page 169 and 170: GlossaryModule slotModular telecomm
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Page 175 and 176: AppendixTonesDial tone- internal- e
Page 177 and 178: IndexPParking a Call ..............
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