DSS Eurocom series User Manual
Eurocom
Terminal User Guide
digital switch systems Ltd.
Eurocom Small Office / Home Office
Telephone System
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Contents
Basic Operation 1
Layout 1
Phone Introduction 1
Key Descriptions 3
Connecting Terminals 4
Incoming Calls 5
Making Calls 6
Dialling Outside Lines 7
Transferring calls 7
Menu Programming 8
Extension Features 11
Account Codes 11
Automatic Answering 11
Brokerage Call 11
Call Diversion 12
Call Intrude 13
Call Logging 13
Call Parking 14
Call Pick -Up 14
Conference calls 15
Data Protection 15
Do not Disturb 16
Door Phone 16
Enquiry Call 17
Exchange Line Timed Break 17
Executive & Secretary Feature 18
Extension Call Back 18
Extension group calls 19
Handsfree Operation 19
Headset Operation 20
Holding Calls 21
Key Programming 21
Language 22
Last Number Redial 22
Line Access Digit 23
Lock Extension 23
Messages 24
Mute Key 25
Paging 25
Reminder call 26
Ring Settings 26
Room Monitor 27
Screen Display 28
Speed Dialling 29
Volume Settings 32
Appendix 33
Dialling and Feature Access Codes
Quick reference 33
Feature Codes after Transfer key (T)34
Feature codes on a Busy Call 35
1
Basic
Operation
Layout
48 character interactive display
15 programmable keys plus
MUTE key.
8 fixed function keys
Dial keypad
Menu keys
Pull-out card under base
Figure 1 Terminal layout
Phone Introduction
The Terminals are handsfree speakerphones for use
with your telephone system. There are 15
programmable feature keys providing easy access to
frequently used system features and 9 fixed function
keys. Figure 1 shows the factory default settings for the
programmable keys. The Terminals also support
headset operation.
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The Executive Terminal offers all of the features of the
Standard Terminal plus a 48 character interactive display
and menu programming keys. When a feature is unique
to the Executive model a dotted line will be drawn next
to the information, like the line to the left of this
paragraph.
With the Executive Terminal the user can take
advantage of many services such as Calling Line
Identification (CLI) and Connected Line Identification
when connected to the Telephone System fitted with
the CLI option or ISDN option. The LCD display
provides useful information such as time, call duration,
call charges, messages, line status and the number of the
incoming caller.
Mounting tab
holders
Index Card Cover
Index Card
Extension
identity panel
Pull out number
card in base
Figure 2 Labels and cards
The Terminal has three customisable cards as shown in
Figure 2.
An extension identity panel is located under the handset
and is used to identify the terminal extension number,
there is a small hole to one side, a paperclip may be
inserted to pull out the plastic cover. The Index card
around the re-programmable function keys may be
removed and reversed so that the new functions can be
written in. Take care to insert the four tabs on the index
card holder into the correct holes in the terminal case
when replacing. Finally, a pull-out number card in the
base allows the user to keep 10 often used numbers near
at all times.
Executive
terminal only
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Key Descriptions
Number keypad. These keys are used for dialling and
entering codes as well as entering contact names for the
40 built-in speed dial entries. When connected to a call
they will send DTMF tones for using Teleservices.
The extension keys allow direct access to the first eight
extensions. The LED is lit when the extension is busy,
see page 6. Other keys may be re-programmed for the
extra four extensions found on the 612 system, page 21
gives details.
The three line keys show the status of the first three
external lines, if fitted. They may be pressed to connect
directly to the line. The LED is lit when the line is in use
or flashes when there is an incoming or held call on that
line. For the larger 612 system, extra keys may be
programmed to work with lines 4 to 6.
The pick-up key allows you to answer a call ringing at
another extension, see page 14.
The alarm key allows you to easily set a once only
Reminder call, see page 25.
The Do not Disturb key stops your extension from
ringing. Callers hear unobtainable/error tone. The LED
is lit when DND is active, see page 16.
The message key LED lights if you have been left a
message and the key allows you to see which extension
called.
The mute key stops a caller hearing your conversation
through the handset, headset or handsfree.
The hold key puts the current call into non-exclusive
hold, see page 20. In addition, pressing the hold key
while the phone is idle will display the extension
number.
The transfer key is used for transferring, conference and
brokerage calls. It is also used as the recall key for
teleservices, and to insert a recall into a speed dial or
programmable key sequence.
The conference key is used to quickly set up 3-way
conferences.
The prog key is used to program the programmable
to , &
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keys shown in Figure 1, for details see page 21. It is also
used to go to the previous menu item, or exit the menu
altogether.
The redial key is used to quickly dial the last number. It
is also used with key programming and speed dials to
insert a two second pause into the dial sequence.
The volume keys are used to alter the handset volume,
handsfree volume or ringing volume.
The speaker key puts the phone into handsfree mode
(see page 19), or switches the headset on and off in
headset mode (page 20).
The menu left and right keys scroll through the current
menu items. Context-sensitive functions may be given
to these keys. In this case, the new function will be
displayed above the key on the second line of the
display.
The menu select key selects the current menu item. See
‘Menu Programming’ on page 8. The function of this
key may also change, as with the left and right keys, line
2 of the display will show a label with the new function.
System type
Your telephone system may use either digit ‘9’ or ‘0’ to
seize a free exchange line. In these cases a few codes are
different between systems. The code to enter for the ‘9’
for line systems will be shown under the normal code in
a shaded box as shown on the left.
Symbols used in this guide
Whenever the symbol appears, it means to
take the handset off-hook. The same may be
achieved by putting the telephone into
handsfree mode with the
key. The
symbol
means to put the handset on-
hook.
Connecting Terminals
Connecting a terminal to the 612 system
The terminal will automatically configure itself when it is
connected on the 612 system.
This screen will show
the extension number
&
&
(0 for line systems)
(9 for line systems)
18 May 01 Fri 10:04
This is extension: 17
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when it has been configured correctly.
Connecting a terminal to the 308 system
Enter the code at the extension where the terminal is
connected.
The message shown
will be displayed if it is
correctly connected.
Remove a terminal
Enter this code at the extension where the Terminal is
being removed.
A maximum of six terminals may be
connected to the 308 telephone system and
ten to the larger 612 system.
If the Terminal is moved to a new extension
then the original extension must be reprogrammed as a non-terminal when the
normal telephone is connected.
If the screen shows ‘Communication error’
then the signalling wires in the connection are
not correct.
Remember that during a power fail a terminal
will not work. The power fail extensions are
11, 15 and 17 on the 308 system and 11, 12,
21 and 23 on the larger 612 system. You
should not connect terminals to these
extensions.
Incoming Calls
Answering when phone is ringing
Lift the handset if the phone is ringing. or
Press the SPKR key to answer in handsfree mode.
Answering when other phones are ringing
Call pick-up
Lifting the handset and pressing the pick up key will
connect to the caller.
or
Pressing the pick up key on its own will answer the call
in handsfree mode.
External call pick-up with line key
For incoming external calls pressing the flashing line key
ext.
00:04
Terminal ID correct
ext.
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will also connect to the caller. Pressing the line key on
it’s own will answer the call in handsfree mode.
Answering when extension is busy
If the extension is in use but other phones are ringing
then the call may be answered in one of two ways:
Drop current call
To answer a call ringing at another extension, end the
current call and pick up the handset when the phone
rings with the new call.
or
Current call on hold (for external calls only)
This will put the current external call on hold and
answer the incoming external call. The line key with the
flashing LED shows which key to press.
Making Calls
When you lift the handset, you will hear dial tone.
However, you may hear the special interrupted dial tone
indicating that incoming calls are diverted to another
extension.
You may dial as soon as the receiver is taken
off-hook. Leaving the phone without dialling
for 8 seconds will give error tone.
If you are on a call and an exchange line call
arrives then the alert tone will let you know
that a call is waiting if programmed by the
administrator.
All extensions have two digit numbers. The
extension numbers are 11 to 18, plus 19,
which can be used for a door phone only. The
larger 612 system also supports extensions 21
to 24 when fully expanded.
If you dial a code which is not valid, you will
hear the error tone. Replace the receiver and
then re-dial the correct number.
With programmable key
The extension will be dialled directly. To dial in
handsfree mode do not lift the handset.
Dialling with extension number
Dial the extension number. or
ÑÑÑÑ
RINGING
ÒÒÒÒ
ext.
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Dial the number without lifting the handset, the
extension will be dialled in handsfree mode.
Dialling Outside Lines
Access the next free line
Go off hook and press the line access digit, external dial
tone will be heard. Now dial the telephone number.
Access a specific line
Go off hook and press the corresponding line key, you
will be unable to seize lines with a lit LED as these are
busy. Now dial the telephone number required.
or
In order to access the extra lines 4 to 6 on the larger
6+12 system dial the digit shown followed by the line
number. It is also possible to re-program a key to work
with the extra lines, see page 21 for details.
Ring Back with Line when free
If all outside lines are busy, you may request the system
to place you in a queue for the next line which becomes
available, the system will ring your extension back when
the line becomes available. After answering you are
connected to the line.
When seizing a line and busy tone is heard, press 0 to
camp on the line.
Cancel Ring Back
Go off hook and dial the cancel code.
Transferring calls
Internal unannounced
Transfer a call so that it rings at another extension. This
is an unannounced transfer.
Internal announced
Transfers a call after you have announced to the
extension who is calling.
Trunk to Trunk transfer
Calls on one exchange line may be transferred to
another exchange line. A trunk to trunk transfer will
timeout after 30 seconds. A warning tone will be heard
10 and 5 seconds before this happens, either user may
extend the call by pressing digits 1 to 9, to increase the
ext.
tel number
(9 for line) tel number
line number
(9 for line) line number
ÑÑÑÑ
BUSY TONE
ÒÒÒÒ
ÑÑÑÑ
CONFIRMATION TONE
ÒÒÒÒ
ÑÑÑÑ
CONFIRMATION TONE
ÒÒÒÒ
ext. ÑÑÑÑ
RINGING
ÒÒÒÒ
ext.ÑÑÑÑ
CALL ANSWERED
ÒÒÒÒ
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call time in multiples of 30 seconds. E.g. pressing '4' will
increase the call length by 2 minutes before it is cut off.
Transfer the call as with announced internal transfer but
dial an external number instead. Note that the external
number may be dialled using any of the methods in the
‘Dialling Outside Lines’ section, above.
If an internal transfer call is not answered
within 60 seconds the call is disconnected, the
original caller hears engaged tone.
If an external call is transferred to an
extension and not answered within 1 minute,
all extensions will ring as if it is a normal
incoming call for 30 seconds. If the call is not
answered within this time it is dropped. Note:
these times may be changed by the system
administrator.
Menu Programming
All the features available to the extension may be found
in the built-in programming menus, the menu items to
select are shown in this manual as on the left.
A full list of the first two menu levels are displayed in
Figure 3 on page 9. Note that two extra sub-menus
‘ISDN Settings’ and ‘General Settings’ are available at
the master programming extension. This is extension 12
for the 308 system or extension 13 for the 612 system.
tel number
ÑÑÑÑ
CALL ANSWERED
ÒÒÒÒ
(9 for line) tel number
Ñ
CALL ANSWERED
Ò
1st menu item to select
pppp 2nd menu item to select
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