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The Conference 911 User Guide pr ovides th e infor mation y ou nee d to oper ate t he
Conference 911 (C911) software. This manual is based on Revision 1.0 of the
software.
What is Conference 911?
Conference 911 (C911) is an OAI application that enables telephone users, C911
agents, and emergency agencies or PSAPs (Public Safety Answering Point) to
communicate when an emergency call is placed. When an emergency call is
placed, C911 notifies the C911 agen ts and all de signat ed par ties of the emergenc y
call and all ows the C911 agents to monitor and partici pate in the emergency calls
between telephone users and the PSAP. C911 uses the NEC Open Applications
Interface (OAI) to communicate with the NEAX2400.
The Conference 911 package consists of the C911 Server and the C911 Client:
•The C911 Server provides connectivity between the PBX, the C911 agent’s
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, and the C911 Client application.
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•The C911 Clien t applicatio n is used by C91 1 agents to monito r and participa te
in emergency calls.
Refer to the Conference 911 Installation Manual for more information about the
C911 appl ication.
How This Guide is Organized
The chapters in this guide are as follows:
Chapter 1 - About This Manual
This chapter outlines how to use the manual, including the actual manual
organization, chapter layout, keyboard conventions, function keys, and basic
terminology for C911.
Chapter 2 - Ge tting Started
This chapter gives a detailed overview of the C911 Client and its functions and
features, including the hardware and software requirements, screen format, and
field descriptions.
Chapter 3 - Using the Conference 91 1 Client
This chapter details how to use th e C911 Client appli catio n, includ ing the st ep-by step instructions.
Appendix A - Software Limitations
This appendix describes the limitations of the Conference 911 software.
Appendix B - Glossary
This appendix gives definitions of the common terms relating to C911.
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Using This Guide
This guide is designed to make the application easy to understand and simple to
use. There are examples of the screens you will see in C911, with step-by-step
instructions for the procedures you need to perform.
General
Conventions
This guide uses the following type conventions:
ItemT ypeface or
Convention
Example
Book titlesItalicsConfere nce 911 Operations
Manual
User input, variablesBoldfaceEnter password at the
prompt.
Menu names, Window titles,
field name s
Any screen output generated
by C911
CapitalizedOptions menu, Line Status
window, User ID field
MonospaceA message that appear s in a
popup window or the statu s
area of the screen.
This guide uses the following conventions for menus and shortcuts:
ExampleMeans
File > WorkstationChoose the Workstation submenu on the
File menu.
CTRL+NHold down the CTRL key while pressing
the “n” key
CTRL+Shift+NHold down the CTRL key and the Shift
key while pressing the “n” key
Click
Right-click
Click the left mouse button
Click the right mouse button
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ProceduresStep-by-step instructions are numbered. Simply follow the numbered steps to
perform the desired function.
Sometimes in step-by-step instructions, you will have more than one option to
complete the task. These options are presented in bulleted lists, as shown in the
following example:
1. The Fields to display group box contains the fields that are displayed in the
Directory window.
•To add a field, select it from the Employee group box, and click Add.
•To select all of the fields, click Add all.
2. Click OK.
Keyboard
Conventions
General Key Usage
The general keys used throughout the C911 application are:
Arrow keysScrolls among options within a menu or field.
BackspaceErases the character to the left of the cursor.
EnterAccepts a selection or field entry.
ESCExits the current screen or action and moves to the
TabMoves forward through fields and options.
Shift+TabMoves backward through fields and options.
CTRL+TabMoves forward through tabs.
CTRL+Shift+TabMoves backward through tabs.
ALT+ highlighted letterMoves to that screen element.
Manual Descriptions
Following are descr ipt i ons o f t he manuals referenced in the cha pte rs of this guide: