Guide to System CB901

System CB901Ring-Master Ring-Master Guide to Ring-Master System CB901 Ring-Master Communication & Security Systems 1 System CB901 Ring-Master 2 System CB901 Ring-Master GUIDE TO RING-MASTER COMMUNICATION SYSTEM CB901 CONTENTS: Chapter 1. Chapter 2. Chapter 3. Chapter 4. Chapter 5. Description Stations Features Installation Technical Specifications Page 5 Page 15 Page 21 Page 43 Page 47 . STENTO ASA and its subsidiaries assume no responsibility for any errors that may appear in its documentation, or damages arising from the information in it. No information in this publication should be regarded as a warranty made by STENTO ASA. STENTO ASA reserves the right to make changes in specifications of the products detailed in this handbook as well as the contents of this handbook at any time and without notice. This is consistent with our policy of continuous product analysis and improvement. Product names mentioned in this publication may be trademarks. They are used only for identification. WWT-114E Published July 99. 3 4 LINE TERMINALS SUPERVISOR CONTROL ROOM AB933A DOOR STATION CCTV CAMERAS VARIOUS ALARM/CALL BUTTONS AB933 VANDAL PROOF STATION AB931A DOOR STATION AA916 DESK/WALL MASTER AA903 FLUSH MASTER AA905 INDUSTRIAL MASTER AB931 PRISON STATION F 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 CCTV MONITOR 7 8 9 T 0 X T 0 X 0 # M T X AA906 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL MASTER RC104 BED CALL STATION AA912 AA961 INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL MASTER DISPLAY MASTER BC934 SPEAKER UNIT RING-MASTER EXCHANGE ROOM AA960 DISPLAY STATION REGISTRATION OF ALARM CALLS. DATABASE 1 3 5 7 9 T CCTV SWITCH 2 4 6 8 0 X CB901 4 wires to each station CLOSED RADIO NETWORK INTERFACE RADIO PAGING INTERFACE PRINTER FOR LOGGING OF ALARM CALLS ALARM CONTACT IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS (DRY CONTACTS) P GATE 12 M 1 4 7 T 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 X 104 1 2 3 4 5 6 VISICALL AE111 FOR ALARM REGISTRATION (FOR ALTERNATIVE CONTROL ROOM) 7 8 9 System CB901 Ring-Master PORTABLE RADIO HANDSET W/TEXT * 0 # TRANSMITTER FOR RADIO NETWORK PUBLIC TELEPHONE NETWORK PAGING RECEIVER W/TEXT TRANSMITTER FOR PAGING SYSTEM System CB901 Ring-Master Description CHAPTER 1. Description 1.1. GENERAL SYSTEM DESCRIPTION SYSTEM DESCRIPTION Ring-Master CB901 is an all-to-all direct speech system, controlled by a fully electronic central exchange. The brain of the system is a 16-bits microprocessor offering the user a wide selection of programmable features, designed to achieve flexibility and optimal efficiency in internal communication. The systemconfiguration (numbering plan, etc.) as well as all features are simply programmed by using a dataterminal or PC (Personal Computer) The processorcard in the CB901 has built-in non-volatile memory. This secure that the memory of the system, where all programmed information, features and system configuration are stored, will be maintained for up to 10 years. FAIL-SAFE POWER SUPPLY SUBSCRIBER CAPACITY, FROM 2 to 7170. The modular structure of the central permits easy expansion. Each subscriber card ( 8 subscriber positions) simply plugs in into the basic cardrack. A wide range of stations are available, such as desk stations, surface and flush mounted stations, light and heavy industrial stations, explosionproof stations, etc. SIMPLIFIED CABLING The unique cabling concept allows for different cabling arrangements. Both the power supply and controlunits can be mounted decentralized. Each station requires one single pair for audio and signalling and one pair for power supply. It is not necessary to power the stations from the central, remote groups of stations can be supplied from local mains power units, to save cabling. In addition, the controlunit itself can be decentralized. Each controlunit (stage) for 240 subscribers can be installed anywhere in the system. The interconnection cabling between the master unit and the stages is ordinary telephone wire or optical fibre. COMPACT SIZE The basic cardrack DP979, equipped for 96 subscribers measures only 256mm x 570mm x 271mm (10.1" x 22.4" x 10.9"). Silent in operation, once fitted with its cover, the central can operate inconspicuously in almost any location. The Ring-Master CB901 system is divided into 4 categories based on the number capacity: Single-Stage System CB901-1; up to maximum DP979/DP991 240 subscribers 80 subscribers Double-Stage System Ring-Master CB901-2; above 240 and up to 480 subscribers Triple-Stage System CB9013; above 480 and up to 717 DP980/DP992 subscribers 160 subscribers Multi-Stage System CB901Ring-Master M; above 717 up to max. 7170 subscribers SINGLE-STAGE SYSTEM, CB901-1. Up to 240 subscribers. In a Single-Stage System, CB901-1, the central unit consists of a Basic 5 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION System CB901 Description Ring-Master Cardrack DP979/DP991(CE certified) containing the Basic Cardset DP952E and Subscriber cards DP978/DP990 (for display stations). There is room for max. 10 DP978’s, i.e. 80 subscribers. If the number requirements exceed this, an additional Subscriber Cardrack DP980/DP992 (CE certified) can be added, giving a maximum capacity of 240 subscribers in a single-stage system. In a Double-Stage System, CB901-2, two Single-Stage Systems CB901-1 are interconnected by an 18-pair installation cable. This gives the system 8 interlinks between the stages. The maximum distance between the stages is 1.5 km. Each stage can have 240 subscribers, giving a maximum capacity of 480 in a Double-Stage System. The Triple-Stage System CB901-3 configuration consists of three Single-Stage Systems CB901-1 interconnected by 18-pair installation cable in a triangle configuration. The system is equipped for 8 interlinks between each stage. Maximum distance between the stages is 1.5 km. Each stage can have 239 subscribers, giving a maximum capacity of 717 in a Triple-Stage System. The Multi-Stage System CB901-M configuration consists of one control unit called DNC (Digital Network Controller) and up to 30 slave stages. The DNC unit has no subscriber connections itself, all slaves are wired to this unit and it handles all traffic between them. For interconnection, fibre optic or standard 2-pair telephone cable can be used. Each slave stage contains maximum 239 call numbers, which gives a total capacity of 7170 subscribers in a system. A Multi-Stage System CB901-M has 8 interlinks (audio channels) between the DNC unit and each slave stage and the DNC unit itself has 1024 internal audio channels. LINK CAPACITY Each slave-stage of 240 (239) call numbers is equipped with 15 internal links. Each Digital Network Controller (DNC) is equipped with 1024 internal links. Between each slave-stage and the DNC unit 8 interlinks are available. Stations for the CB901 systems can be classified in 2 main groups: MASTER STATIONS - (Ring-Master category AA) Stations that can initiate and receive calls. SUBSTATIONS - (Ring-Master category AB) Stations that can only receive calls or have a limited initiation capacity. A wide range of stations can be supplied for the CB901 systems. This includes the Master Station AA960, a loudspeaking desk station with a 8-character alphanumeric display containing a variety of user information. AA960 is designed for desk use or wall mounting, using the neat wallbracket GF933. Station AA916 is a Master Station without display, but with the same range of system features as AA960. Furthermore the AA903 for flushmounting, two types of industrial master stations, explosionproof stations and a variety of substations for desk and/or wall mounting are available. Microphone units for use together with external loudspeakers can also be supplied. All Master Stations have a full international keypad layout. This keypad is used both for initiating calls and for dialling feature codes. To dial another subscriber, the initiator presses the first digit of the desired call number. Immediately a call tone is heard, indicating that a free link is obtained and that the remaining digits can be dialled. As soon as a connection is established, both parties hear a warning tone of approx. 1 second, and in both stations the red lamp is lit. The conversation can continue until one of the parties presses the X-button to cancel the call. If the called station is in privacy mode, the caller will hear a warbling tone. STATIONS AND AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT 6 System CB901 Ring-Master BASIC CARDRACK DP979/DP991 Description 10 SUBSCRIBER CARDS DP978/DP990 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 17 7 SUBSCRIBER CARDRACK DP980/DP992 20 SUBSCRIBER CARDS DP978/DP990 18 19 20 21 22 8 37 THE CENTRAL UNIT CB901 The Basic Cardrack DP979/DP991 can contain the following printed circuit boards (PCB’s): 1. NFE1683 - Processor Card 2. NFE1606 - Timing Control Card. 3. NFE1519 - Switch Control Card. 4. NFE1607 - Audio Control Card 5-6. NFE1521 - 2 Link Cards for totally 15 links 7. NFE1528 - Power Card. Position 1 - 7 form the Basic Cardset DP952E 8-17 NFE1625 (DP978)/NFE1813 (DP990-for display stations) - Subscriber Cards, 8 subscribers on each card (10) NFE1626 (DP977) - Program Distribution Control Card. The Subscriber Cardrack DP980/DP992 has room for addional subscriber cards: 18-37 NFE1625 (DP978)/NFE1813 (DP990-for display stations) - Subscriber Cards, 8 subscribers on each card. Each stage in a CB901 system consists at least of one DP979/DP991 Basic Cardrack. If there are more than 96 subscribers in the stage, the Subscriber Cardrack DP980/DP992 must be added. All PCB’s in the CB901 system are plug-in to simplify expansion. Each subscriber card DP978/DP990 is prepared for 8 subscribers. The Basic Cardrack DP979/DP991 has room for 10 Subscriber Cards DP978/DP990 = 80 subscribers. The Subscriber Cardrack DP980/DP992 has room for further 20 Subscriber Cards DP978/ DP990 = 160 subscribers. This adds up to 240 subscribers per stage and each stage has 15 internal conversation channels (links). NOTE: If no Subscriber Cardrack is installed in a system, the Basic Cardrack can be equipped with 12 subscriber cards (96 subscribers). In the CB901-3 and CB901-M systems, each slave has 239 subscribers. Whenever auxiliary equipment is connected that requires subscriber positions, the number of subscriber positions will be reduced equally. Note. The CE certified central units are: DP991, DP992 and the ventilation unit DP992. 7 System CB901 Description THE BASIC CARDSET DP952E Ring-Master This microprocessor controlled Basic Cardset consists of 7 cards, and in the following we will give you a short explanation of each one: Processor Card NFE1683 This card contains the microprocessor (MC 68000 series), its program and memory. The 512K bytes program, which controls all computer operations is located in 4 plug-in PROMs (Programmable Read Only Memories). This enables easy updating of the system’s specifications. The operating system is MTOS and the program is written in high level language C. Timing Control Card NFE1606 This card contains the main oscillator (10.7 MHz) and provides all timing signals in the central unit. In this way the system is synchronized all the way through, which minimizes noise generation in the audio links Switch Control Card NFE1519 This card sets up / disconnects links, directed by the processor. It handles the PAM(Pulse Amplitude Modulation) sampling control for all links. There are 32 time-slots in the system. One time-slot is allocated for the subscriber scanner and one for the tone receiver, leaving 30 time-slots for audio connections. This means that there is room for 15 simultaneous audio links. Audio Control Card NFE1607 The voice control circuits (duplex and simplex) are located on this card, together with the tone receiver for dialling and tone transmitter for optional features. Link Card NFE1521 (x2) It connects the audio signals between the subscribers. Each subscriber is connected to one time-slot, and each of the two link cards can control 15 time-slots. Power Card NFE1528 It contains a switching power supply, synchronized with the main oscillator to minimize noise. The circuits on the card transfer the incoming 24 V DC into the internal control voltages: +12V, -12V, +5V and -5V. Subscriber Card NFE1625 (DP978)/NFE1813 (DP990) It terminates the lines (1-pair cable per station) for 8 subscribers and is the interface card between the stations and the central unit. The card splits up the audio/signalling information to/from the subscribers. Two models of the subscriber card are available. NFE1625 (DP978) operates with all types of stations, except AA960 with display, (will work, but no indication in display). The model NFE1813 (DP990) must be used for full feature operation with the display station AA960. All other stations will also work with this subscriber card. Both cards can be installed in the same system One other PCB can be inserted in the Basic Cardrack DP979/DP991): Program Distribution Control Card NFE1626 (DP977) It interfaces the internal communication system to external program sources and allows the subscribers to activate and connect program (music) channels as well as alarm channels. The card contains circuits that enable each subscriber to individually choose from any of the program channels and to choose the desired volume. It also contains 2 alarm channels, one with priority over the other. The alarm channels are activated by external contacts and spoken messages can be transmitted to all stations e.g. from a tape recorder. 8 System CB901 Ring-Master THE NUMBERING PLAN Description The numberíng plan of the central is flexible. Any station can have any call number within the choosen number series. A call number can have 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 digits. As standard, the number series start with 10, 100, 1000, etc. Using the Service Terminal, you can determine any of the digits from 1 - 9 to be the first digit in a call number. Digits that are not used as first digit in a call number can be used for feature codes. A feature code can have 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 digits. The number of digits in a call number is determined by switches on the Timing Control Card NFE1606. Complete system configuration and feature programming is carried out using a special software program SVT (SerVice Terminal). The service terminal is interfaced via the RS 232 port to the CPU card NFE1683. Remote service/programming is also possible via modems. Using a PC (Personal Computer), the system configuration/features can be stored on a floppy disk. The Ring-Master CB901 uses electronic crossconnections, i.e. all numbering or renumbering of extensions is made by onsite programming, without the need for time-consuming rewiring on a crossconnection frame. Programming/reprogramming of call numbers is also possible from any master station or from a single dedicated master station. This eliminates the need of the Service Terminal, but is intended for service personnel only. STENTO ASA can supply a model of the System CB901 system to meet the CENELEC (Comité Européen de Normalisation Électrotechnique) requirements for EMC (Electro Magnetic Compatibility). The equipment have been successfully tested by the accredited Danish institute DELTA and complies with the standards: EN-50081-1 for emission and EN-50082 for immunity as prescribed in the "EMC Directive". The EMC certified CB901 system consists of the following parts: DP991 Basic Cardrack (replacing DP979) DP992 Subscriber Cardrack (replacing DP980) DP993 Ventilation Unit (replacing DP986) SYSTEM CONFIGURATION, FEATURE PROGRAMMING CE CERTIFIED CB901 CENTRAL UNITS 9 System CB901 Description Ring-Master DP979/DP991 R ing aste -M r R ing-M aste r DP952E DP980/DP992 R ing aste -M r R ing-M aste r DP979/DP991 (CE) Basic Cardrack The Basic Cardrack DP979 or DP991 can be mounted both on the wall and in a 19" rack. The model DP991 is CE certified. The units consist of the following elements: The cardrack DP979 or DP991; with room for totally 19 PCB’s, i.e. 7 cards that form the Basic Cardset DP952E and a maximum of 12 Subscriber Cards DP978/DP990. 8 subscribers can be terminated to each subscriber card. Consequently the maximum number of subscribers in the DP979/DP991 is 96. Cable termination; the incoming installation cable is terminated in - DP979: KRONE terminals that form part of the BF927 (Strap Subscriber Card). - DP991: modular D-sub connectors with filter adapters, (CE). Ventilation unit DP986 or DP993; - DP979: a front cover of plastic is fitted to the front of the cardrack. This cover can be replaced by the DP986 front cover that has 2 fans and that should be used in areas where the temperature in the central room exceeds 35 degrees C. - DP991: the ventilation unit DP993 is installed on top of the DP991 unit. Dimensions: height: width: depth: Colour: DP979: DP991: 275 mm 264 mm 482 mm 483 mm 270 mm 300 mm Pearl grey Aludine yellow DP980/DP992 (CE) Subscriber Cardrack The Subscriber Cardrack DP980 or DP992 is used for expanding the CB901 system beyond 96 subscribers. The model DP992 is CE certified. The units can be mounted on the wall or in 19" racks and consist of the following elements: The cardrack DP980 or DP992; with room for up to 20 Subscriber Cards DP978/DP990. 8 subscribers can be terminated to each subscriber card. Consequently 160 subscribers can be connected to the Cardrack DP980/DP992. Cable termination; the incoming installation cable is terminated in - DP980: KRONE terminals that form part of the BF927 (Strap Subscriber Card). - DP992: modular D-sub connectors with filter adapters, (CE).. Dimensions: height: width: depth: Colour: DP980: DP992: 275 mm 264 mm 482 mm 483 mm 270 mm 300 mm Pearl grey Aludine yellow DP952E Basic Cardset The brain of the CB901-1 system is the Basic Cardset DP952E. The cards of this cardset, 7 in all, are inserted into the Basic Cardrack DP979 or DP991 (CE). A DP952E consists of the following cards: NFE1683, Processorcard NFE1606, Timing Control Card NFE1519, Switch Control Card NFE1607, Audio Control Card NFE1521, Link Card x 2 NFE1528, Power Card 10 System CB901 Ring-Master Description Interconnection: Analog: 18 pair telephone cable, distance < 1,5 km Digital: 1 pair optic fibre, distance < 7,2 km or 2 pair data cable, distance < 1,5 km DP979/DP991 80 subscribers Ring-Master DP979/DP991 80 subscribers Ring-Master DP980/DP992 160 subscribers Ring-Master DP980/DP992 160 subscribers Ring-Master CB901-1 CB901-1 DOUBLE-STAGE SYSTEM, CB901-2. Up to 480 subscribers. Double-Stage System CB901-2 Up to 480 subscribers. General system description The maximum number of subscribers in a Single-Stage System CB901-1 is 240. To expand the system further, the next category is the Double-Stage System CB9012, consisting of 2 pcs. Single-Stage Systems CB901-1. Each stage is equipped for 240 subscribers, giving the CB901-2 system a total of 480 subscribers. Two different installation layouts are available: B. DIGITAL 2 MBIT/S TRANSMISSION ON ONE PAIR FIBRE OPTIC OR TWO PAIR TWISTED DATA CABLE. The two CB901-1 stages are interconnected with a one pair fibre optic cable or two pair twisted telephone cable. One printed circuit board, Digital Network Interface DP706, must be installed in each stage. NOTE: 2 Mbit/s transmission is available on software version TX 4.3. and newer. 1. Fibre optic cable. Two types of fibre optic interfaces are available: - short distance interface, DP703: 3 km. - long distance interface, DP704: 7.2 km. 2. Two-pair twisted cable. The distance can vary depending on the quality of the cable. A standard telephone cable of 120 nF/km will give approx. 500 meters. Cable of better quality (47 nF/km) may work over a distance of up to 1.5 km. Use Digital Trunk Interface DP705. A. ANALOG TRANSMISSION ON MULTI-PAIR CABLE. The two CB901-1 stages are interconnected with an 18pair telephone installation cable which transfers data and audio signals. The maximum distance between the stages can be 1.5 km (5000') using 0.6 mm copper wire (24 AWG) Data is interfaced via 20 mA current loop ports on the CPU card NFE1683. As standard there are 8 interlinks between the stages and audio is interfaced via optional Interlink cards NFE1545 (DP963), one installed in each stage. 11 System CB901 Description Ring-Master Between each stage: Analog: 18 pair telephone cable, distance < 1,5 km Digital: 1 pair optic fibre, distance < 7,2 km or 2 pair data cable, distance < 1,5 km DP979/DP991 80 subscribers R ing aste -M r DP979/DP991 80 subscribers R i ng aste -M r DP979/DP991 80 subscribers R ing aste -M r DP980/DP992 159 subscribers R ing aste -M r DP980/DP992 159 subscribers R i ng aste -M r DP980/DP992 159 subscribers R ing aste -M r CB901-1 CB901-1 CB901-1 TRIPLE- STAGE SYSTEM, CB901-3. Up to 717 subscribers. Triple-Stage System CB901-3 Up to 717 subscribers. General system description. The maximum number of subscribers in a Double-Stage System CB901-2 is 480. To expand the system further, the next category is the Triple-Stage System CB901-3, consisting of 3 pcs. Single-Stage Systems CB901-1, each of 239 subscribers giving a total of 717 subscribers. Only 7 subscribers can be terminated to the subscriber card NFE1625 (DP978) in position 40 of the Subscriber Cardrack DP980. (The last one must remain free). For this reason each stage can only have max. 239 subscribers. A modification must be made on the plug of the motherboard NFE1524A. Two different installation layouts are available: B. DIGITAL 2 MBIT/S TRANSMISSION ON ONE PAIR FIBRE OPTIC OR TWO PAIR TWISTED DATA CABLE. The three CB901-1 stages are interconnected with a one pair fibre optic cable or two pair twisted telephone cable in a triangle configuration. Two printed circuit boards, Digital Network Interface DP706, must be installed in each stage. NOTE: 2 Mbit/s transmission is available on software version TX 4.3. and newer. The 3 CB901-1 systems are interconnected with one pair fibre optic cable or two pair twisted data cable in a triangle configuration. 1. Fibre optic cable. Two types of fibre optic interfaces are available: - short distance interface, DP703: 3 km. - long distance interface, DP704: 7.2 km. 2. Two-pair twisted cable. The distance can vary depending on the quality of the cable. A standard telephone cable of 120 nF/km will give approx. 500 meters. Cable of better quality (47 nF/km) may work over a distance of up to 1.5 km. Use Digital Trunk Interface DP705. A. ANALOG TRANSMISSION ON MULTI-PAIR CABLE. The 3 CB901-1 systems are interconnected with an 18pair telephone installation cable which transfers data and audio signals in a triangle configuration. The maximum distance between the stages is 1.5 km (5000 ft.) using 0.6 mm copper wire (24 AWG). Data is interfaced via 20 mA current loop ports on the CPU card NFE1683. Audio is interfaced via optional Interlink cards NFE1545, (DP963) 2 in each stage. There are 8 audio channels between the stages. 12 System CB901 Ring-Master Description Between each stage and DNC: Digital interconnection, 1 pair optic fibre, distance < 7,2 km. Data cablel 2 pair, distance < 1,5 km. DP979/DP991 80 subscribers 80 abonnter. R ing aste -M r DP979/DP991 80 subscribers RR ing aste r ing -M aste -M r DP979/DP991 80 subscribers R ingR ing r aste -M aste -M r DP979/DP991 80 subscribers R ing R ing aste -M aste r -M r DP980/DP992 159 subscribers R ing aste -M r DP980/DP992 159 subscribers R ing aste -M r DP980/DP992 159 subscribers R ing aste -M r DP980/DP992 159 subscribers R ing aste -M r CB901-1 CB901-1 CB901-1 CB901-1 Up to 30 CB901-1 stages DP701 R ing aste -M r DNC, DIGITAL NETWORK CONTROLLER MULTI-STAGE SYSTEM, CB901-M. Up to 7170 subscribers. Multi-Stage System CB 901-M Up to 7170 subscribers. General system description. The maximum number of subscribers in a Triple-Stage System CB901-3 is 717. To expand the system further, the next category is the Multi-Stage System CB901-M. This system consists of up to 30 stages, each with a max. capacity of 239 subscribers, thus totalling 7170 subscribers. All the single stages CB901-1 are operating in a network controlled by a Digital Network Controller (DNC). Between the stages and the DNC there is digital 2 Mbit/s transmission. There are three possible means of transmission: - by Fibre Optic Cable (1 pair) or - by Two pair twisted Data Cable or - by Coaxial Cable 2. Two pair twisted Data Cable. Use Digital Trunk Interface DP705. The distance can vary depending on the quality of the cable. A standard telephone cable of 120 nF/km will give approx. 500 meters. Cable of better quality (47 nF/ km) may work over a distance of up to 1.5 km. 3. Coaxial Cable. Coaxial Cable is normally used when the transmission is via Multiplex equipment. 1. Fibre Optic Cable. Two types of fibre optic interfaces are available: - short distance interface, DP703 : 3 km - long distance interface, DP704 : 7.2 km 13 Description NEW YORK (225) MUX CB901 21 inputs (2Mbit) CB901 Digital Network Controller Processor/Switch 14 STOCKHOLM (40) CB901 MUX 1 sign. 8 speech 1 sign. 8 speech 1 sign. 8 speech 1 sign. 8 speech Ring-Master Global Communication System FRANKFURT (62) CB901 MUX MUX MUX CB901 CB901 CB901 LUXEMBURG (20) LONDON (297) TOKYO (23) AMSTERDAM (20) CB901 CB901 MUX MUX 1 signalling ch. (timeslot) max. 8 speech ch. (timeslots) 1 sign. 8 speech ZÜRICH (562) BASEL (130) CB901 CB901 CB901 CB901 CB901 CB901 MUX 1 sign. 8 speech PARIS (29) HONG KONG (24) CB901 1 sign. 8 speech CB901 CB901 M U X MUX 2 sign. 8 + 8 speech SINGAPORE (44) CB901 1 sign. 8 speech CB901 CB901 CB901 M U X 6 signalling, MUX 24 speech freely divided between the 6 CB901's CB901 GENEVE (78) CB901 MUX 1 sign. 8 speech 1 sign. 8 speech LUGANO (28) CB901 MUX 1 sign. 8 speech MUX SYDNEY (139) CB901 MUX CB901 CHICAGO (118) LONG DISTANCE 2MBIT/S LOCALLY RENTED 2MBIT/S DIRECT CONNECTED (SAME ROOM) System CB901 Ring-Master System CB901 Ring-Master Stations CHAPTER 2. Stations The stations are basically divided into two categories; Master Stations and Sub Stations. Master Stations - able to make calls and to receive calls from any other call number. Sub Stations - for receiving calls only, from any master station. Some substations have keypad with limited call access (station with auto-dialling and stations with direct access feature). A variety of models are available. These include the display master station AA960 and master station AA916 without display, (they are both one-piece units designed for desk or wall-mounting). Several industrial master stations are available: AA903/ AA905/ AA906/ AA911/AA912 and AA961, substations AB911/ AB912/ AB92/ ex-proof station AF903, vandal proof stations AB931/AB933, door stations AB931A/AB933A and remote microphone and loudspeaker units. Each master station is equipped with a keyboard with full international standards, simple push-button dialling process places all the features at the user’s finger tips. Making a call, the user presses the button corresponding to the first digit of the desired call number. Dial access is virtually instantaneous since all station positions are scanned continuously. On receiving a steady dialling tone, the user continues dialling. Call connection is indicated in both the initiating and the receiving station by a warning tone and a station lamp which remains lit until the call is cancelled by either party pressing X. Should the receiving station be busy, the caller receives an intermittent tone. A continuous warbling tone indicates, that a station is placed in privacy, wishing to remain undisturbed. All Ring-Master stations are CE certified and complies with EMC Directive 89/336EEC. Excellent sound reproduction. Multi-colour LED for indications. Red during conversation. 8 characters alpha-numeric display. - station's call number - station's ID text - time (12 or 24 hrs. indication) Scroll keys for the display Function key, F Key to activate confidential mode. Volume control keys, volume up/down Standard international telephone keypad "T-to-talk" optional manual control of calls. Microphone mute key "X-to-cancel" key. Sensitive microphone. MODELS OPERATING THE STATION 15 System CB901 Stations Ring-Master 60 1 4 7 T 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 X 1 4 7 T 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 X 1 4 7 T 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 X AA903. Flush-mounted Master Station The AA903 is designed for normal use as a flush-mounted unit with a metal backbox BF930. However, the faceplate will also fit into a black plastic housing BF936 for surface mounting. The unit features a brushed aluminium frontplate with speaker and microphone for normal handsfree speech. It also permits the connection of a parallel speaker where additional output is required. If confidential use is requested, an additional handset GD521 can be installed next to the AA903 station. AA903 has an internal volume control, permitting the installer of a system to adjust each station to varying acoustic conditions. Any adjustment automatically attunes the normal loudspeaking output and the microphone sensitivity of the instrument. Internal screw terminals are used for termination of the installation cable. AA905B. Light Industrial Master Station, Surface. The AA905B is compact, splash and dust resistant - very strong in construction. It operates in the temperature range from -30oC to +55oC. Its circuit board is specially treated with anti-corrosive lacquer. AA905B is for surface mounting, and has a built-in microphone and speaker. An aperture is provided for the cord from extra handset (GD519) where required. This station is ideally suited for applications such as loading areas, garages, repair workshops, warehouses etc. where a low-cost, robust wall master station is often needed. AA905B has an internal volume control, permitting the installer of a system to adjust each station to varying acoustic conditions. Any adjustment automatically attunes the normal loudspeaking output and the microphone sensitivity of the instrument. Internal screw terminals are used for termination of the installation cable. AA905C. Light Industrial Master Station. Flush. The AA905C is compact, splash and dust resistant - very strong in construction. It operates in the temperature range from -30oC to +55oC. Its circuit board is specially treated with anti-corrosive lacquer. AA905Cis for flush mounting, and has a built-in microphone and speaker. An aperture is provided for the cord from extra handset (GD519) where required. This station is ideally suited for applications such as loading areas, garages, repair workshops, warehouses etc. where a low-cost, robust wall master station is often needed. AA905C has an internal volume control, permitting the installer of a system to adjust each station to varying acoustic conditions. Any adjustment automatically attunes the normal loudspeaking output and the microphone sensitivity of the instrument. Internal screw terminals are used for termination of the installation cable. Dimensions: length: 250 mm width: 140 mm depth: 40 mm 730 gr. Dimensions: Weight: lenght: 270 mm width: 115 mm depth: 40 mm 360 gr. Dimensions: Weight: lenght: 200 mm width: 76 mm depth: 42 mm 750 gr. Weight: 16 System CB901 Ring-Master Stations 1 3 5 7 9 T 2 4 6 8 0 X AA906. Heavy-Duty Industrial Master Station The AA906 is designed for internal or external use, this heavy station is both dust and splashresistant. The station shall always by equipped with a suitable loudspeaker and/or handset (GD519). The extra speaker is usually a horn or re-entrant model. This will function as both speaker and microphone, controlled by the “talk-back” circuit incorporated in the AA906. The loudspeaker must be of minimum 16 Ohm impedance. The handset GD519 provides softspeaking/confidential conversation. Both suitable loudspeaker and handset GD519 must be ordered separately. The special membrane keypad provides access to all features and functions, except for privacy (no privacy switch). Internal screw terminals are used for termination of the installation cable. Dimensions: length: 280 mm width: 160 mm depth: 102 mm depth incl. handset: 165 mm 2.1 kg. AA911-F. Master Station w/ AA912/AA912-F. Light polyester film frontplate Industrial Master Station The AA911-F is designed for normal use as a flush-mounted master station for hospitals etc., where easy cleaning and wipe-down sterilization is required. The station's metal frontplate is fully covered with a thin polyester film, protecting the station's loudspeaker, microphone and keypad. The keypad is of the membrane switch type. It has 13 buttons for dialling and 1 button (M) for microphone cut-off (mute) when pressed during a conversation. The digit buttons (0-9) are for call number dialling and the T-button is provided for manual control of a conversation when desired. The Xbutton is used to cancel the call. The * (star) and # (hash) are feature buttons. The audio output level can be adjusted, increased or decreased by the keys F is a feature button. The AA911-F station permits the connection of a parallel loudspeaker where additional output is required. The handset button is used for switching to external loudspeaker Dimensions: length: 290 mm width: 140 mm depth: 61 mm 1.1 kg Weight: The Light Industrial Master Station AA912 is a compact, splash and dust resistant unit and very strong in construction. The unit features a brushed aluminium frontplate mounted on a stainless steel wallbox. The station is ideally suited for applications in loading areas, garages, repair workshops, warehouses etc. The front has a speaker and microphone for full handsfree voice-controlled (duplex) communication within a range of approx. 3-5 meters or 10-15 feet. The station's aluminium frontplate is partly covered with a thin polyester film, protecting the station's keypad and display, which makes it suitable in areas where easy cleaning and wipe-down sterilization is required. The keypad is of the membrane switch type and contains a warning lamp (red LED), 14 buttons for dialling and 1 button (M) for microphone cut-off, (mute when pressed during a conversation). The digit buttons (0-9) are for call number dialling and the T-button is provided for manual control of a conversation. The X-button is used to cancel the call. The * (star) and # (hash sign) buttons are feature buttons. Dimensions: length: 250 mm width: 100 mm depth: 62 mm 1.1 kg. Weight: Weight: 17 System CB901 Stations Ring-Master intercom F F 1 4 7 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 # X 1 4 7 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 # X M T M T AA916/AA916A Desk/Wall Master Station. Although only the size and weight of a conventional telephone handset, AA916 combines all the essential functions needed for efficient internal communication in one compact unit: loudspeaking handsfree, softspeaking confidential and total privacy. It is designed for desk use or wall-mounting, using a neat wall bracket (GF933). On the desk or on the wall, it permits the user to converse with the caller, handsfree, from anywhere in the room. When the station is used as a handset, the softspeaking key ( ) has to be pressed once. For total privacy, the two scroll keys ( ) have to be pressed simultaneously. A yellow flashing LED will indicate that the station is put into privacy mode. Any incoming call is blocked, but is announced by a tone, giving the user the option of accepting the call by touching the 0-button. The key M controls the Microphone Mute function, the T-button is used for manual control of a conversation and either party may press the X-key to cancel. Dimensions: lenght: 223 mm width: 70 mm height: 50 mm AA916 - dark gey CE AA916A . white CE 265 gr. AA960/AA960A/AA960B AA960C. Desk/Wall Master Station w/display The AA960 stations combines all the essential functions needed for effective internal communication in one compact unit: Loudspeaking handsfree, softspeaking confidential and total privacy. It is designed for desk use or wall-mounting, using a neat wallbracket GF933. In addition, the 8-character alphanumeric display, scrollable through 4 windows to allow for messages up to 32 characters, contains a variety of user information, such as volume status, microphone mute and softspeaking status. Furthermore, scrolling the display when the station is not in use, it allows the user to choose between the following information in the display: - the station's call number - the station's programmed ID text - the time clock, 12 or 24 hour indication. The AA960 station has a feature key "F", which allows for easy access to various preprogrammed features incl. up to 20 direct dialling numbers. Dimensions: lenght: 223 mm width: 70 mm height: 50 mm AA960 - dark gey AA960A . white AA960B - dark grey CE AA960C - white CE 305 gr. AA961/AA961-F. Light Industrial Master Station w/display The Light Industrial Master Station AA961 is a compact, splash and dust resistant unit and very strong in construction. The unit features a brushed aluminium frontplate mounted on a stainless steel wallbox. The front has a speaker and microphone for normal handsfree speech within a range of approx. 3-5 meters or 10-15 feet. The station's aluminium frontplate is partly covered with a thin polyester film, protecting the station's keypad and display, which makes it suitable in areas where easy cleaning and wipe-down sterilization is required. The keypad is of the membrane switch type. In addition, the 8-character alphanumeric display, scrollable through 4 windows to allow for messages up to 32 characters. When the station is not in use, it allows for the following information to be displayed: a) the station’s call number, b) the station’s programmed ID text (e.g. room number, name of the user, etc.) or c) the time clock showing 12 or 24 hour indication. Dimensions: length: 250 mm width: 100 mm depth: 62 mm 1.1 kg Colours: Weight: Colours: Weight: Weight: 18 System CB901 Ring-Master Stations P DOOR 12 M 60 1 4 7 T 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 X AB931/-F/AB933/-F Vandal proof stations The Substations AB931/AB933/ AB931-F/AB933-F are compact, splash and dust resistant units and very strong in construction. They are made in stainless steel and the surface mounting models AB931/ AB933 are equipped with a 2.0 mm thick frontplate and the flush mounting models AB931-F/AB933-F have 3.0 mm. A special construction ensures optimal protection of the pushbutton, microphone and loudspeaker. They are ideally suited for applications in correctional institutions, prisons, police stations, car parks, subway stations etc. Since the station's circuit boards are specially treated with anti-corrosive lacquer, they are also suitable in areas like outside loading areas, garages, repair workshops, gate entries, etc. The housing is fitted with vandal-resistant locking screws. The Substation AB931/AB931-F is equipped with one push button and AB933/AB933-F has 3 push buttons to activate the "Direct Access" or "Direct Dialling" feature. AB931A/-FAB933A/-F Door stations The Doorstations AB931A/ AB931A-F/AB933A/AB933A-F are compact, splash and dust resistant units and very strong in construction. The stations are made in stainless steel with a 1.5 mm thick frontplate. The -F models are for flush mounting. A special construction ensures optimal protection of the pushbutton, microphone and loudspeaker. They are ideally suited for applications in corridors, car parks, subway stations etc. Since the station's circuit boards are specially treated with anti-corrosive lacquer, they are also suitable in areas like outside loading areas, garages, repair workshops, gate entries, etc. The Substation AB931A/ AB931A-F is equipped with one push button and AB933A/AB933A-F has 3 push buttons to activate the "Direct Access" or "Direct Dialling" feature. The three buttons on AB933A/AB933A-F are individually programmable to call any station (or feature code) in the system. Dimensions: length: 180 mm width: 90 mm depth: 58 mm 800 gr. AE111. VISICALL Direct Dialling Unit The Ring-Master AE 111 VISICALL unit is used in conjunction with the master station AA 904. The unit has 32 “name call” keys that can be programmed for direct dialling. This means that by pressing a single key, a complete call number or dialling code is automatically transmitted from the Visicall unit to the central exchange. This function is particularly useful in systems with extra features using longer dialling codes, such as absent staff registration, radio paging, intersystem tie-lines, programme distribution, alarm circuits, etc. All the dialling codes are programmed directly by the Visicall unit’s keypad, using the “P” button (programming). The unit has a builtin rechargeable battery which will keep the program intact for approximately one month in the event of mains power failure. AE111 has an alpha numeric display with 2 lines each of 16 characters. When initiating and receiving a call, the other party's call number is displayed. Colour: Dimensions: black lenght: 320 mm width: 220 mm depth: 70 mm 1.9 kg. Dimensions: Weigh: l: 180 mm, w: 90 mm, d: 58 mm 800 gr. Weight: Weight: 19 System CB901 Stations Ring-Master 1 4 7 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 # * AF103. Explosion Proof Master Station The Explosion Proof Station AF103 is a soft speaking model certified for the highest explosion and ignition class, IIC T6. It is approved for use on sites with potentially explosive areas, for example on chemical plants or refineries, at docks, on vessels or oil platforms, or other places. The telephone housing is made of shock- and impact-resistant glassfibre reinforced polyester, and is unaffected by acids, lyes, humidity and greases. This and the use of corrosion-proof screws, shafts, bolts etc. (made e.g. of V4A stainless steel), is of great advantage in environments of high humidity. The telephone unit is connected to the Line Interface Unit HD941 (2 wires), which is located outside the hazardous area. This unit is terminated to the Ring-Master central unit as an ordinary subscriber (4 wires). If loudspeaking function is required the Talk-Back Unit BC934 and an explosion proof loudspeaker type AC235 must be connected (ordered separately). The loudspeaker will be installed together with the telephone unit in the hazardous area and will also operate as a microphone. The BC934 will be beside the Telephone Interface Unit HD937. 20 GD521. Handset Module Surface mounting The Handset Module can be connected to a central as a separate sub-station. Alternatively it can be connected between a central and a station. There are a number of jumpers which must be configured according to the application for correct operation to be achieved. This configuration is done by the installation contractor: 1. The Handset Module Connected between a Station and the Central. 2. Handset Module Used as a Separate Substation. 3. The Handset Module Used as a Separate Station without a Central. RC104/RC104-F. Health Care Station The Health Care Stations RC104/ RC104-F are compact, splash and dust resistant units and very strong in construction. The units feature a brushed aluminium front plate mounted on a stainless steel wallbox. The stations are developed for health care applications, in nursing homes, senior citizen homes etc. The RC104 surface model is delivered complete with the backbox BF961. The RC104-F is for flush mounting and comes with a light backbox, MKE3078, for EMC protection. When an optional backbox is needed for concrete mounting, the unit BF964 must be ordered. The station's aluminium frontplate is partly covered with a thin polyester film, protecting the station's keypad and display, which makes it suitable in areas where easy cleaning and wipe-down sterilization is required. The keypad is of the membrane switch type. In addition, the 8-character alphanumeric display contains a variety of user information, such as the patient identification (room number), present marked nurse, ID of programme distribution channel and ID of call in progress. System CB901 Ring-Master Features CHAPTER 3. Features. Note. The description of the features in this handbook is based on the software version TX5.0. The performance of a feature in the display station AA960/aa961, can differ from the rest of the Ring-Master stations which have no display or keys F, *,# and M. Specific display station operation is indicated with italic font. Microphone Cutoff Allows a user to say something confidential to a person in the same room without this remark being heard by the other party. To temporarily disconnect the station microphone, press down the M key (mute). The letter M will be displayed. Release the key to continue in loudspeaking mode. If the M-button is pressed twice (within 0,4 sec.) the microphone mute function is locked into mute mode. To reset, tap the M-button once. For stations AA903 and AA905, press down the privacy switch temporarily. The privacy switch can be in any position,- black or orange plate. Station in Idle When station not in use, the LED is blank. Display station: In the display, the ID TEXT is the idle info. To scroll for CALL NO and TIME, press the scroll keys. To toggle 12 and 24 hrs., press the "T" button Loudspeaking Allows any subscriber to direct a conversation in loudspeaking (voice switching duplex) mode. The duration of a conversation is by default unlimited, but can be restricted using the service terminal (SVT programming). This applies to any conversation, loudspeaking or confidential. Display station: When making a call, the numbers dialled are shown in the display. When connected, the called stations's ID TEXT is displayed. Receiving a call, the caller's ID TEXT is displayed. To see the CALL NO and TIME, use the scroll keys. To adjust volume, press volume keys or . The station has 16 levels, indicated by 5 strokes in display. Manual speech control/ T-Simplex mode When calling to or from exceptionally noisy areas, a user can press down the T-button, to obtain manual control of the speech direction. Simply press the Tbutton to talk and release to listen. Either party may use this feature at any time during a call. If one party in a conversation has pressed his T-button and then the other party presses his T-button, the rule is that the last one who presses his T-button overrides the first. To revert to handsfree, tap the T-button for less than 400 ms. This feature does not function over tie-lines or between stages in multi-stage configurations. Confidential At any time during a call, either one or both of the parties can pick up their station, pressing the handset key, and use the set in the same way as a conventional telephone handset, to carry out a confidential (softspeaking) conversation. As soon as both stations in a connection are used in this mode the system operates in full duplex, that is, both parties can speak and listen simultaneously as in a conventional telephone conversation. To revert to loudspeaking, press the handset key again. Privacy Any subscriber in the system can block incoming calls by switching the station into privacy mode. Station AA916: press both scroll keys simultaneously. Station AA960: dial the feature code for privacy (default F1 or 951). Stations AA903/AA905: slide the privacy switch on the station (exposing a bright orange plate). Privacy has no effect on outgoing calls. The system has 2 different privacy modes: Privacy A: Subscriber B switches his station to privacy mode. Subscriber A calls B. B hears a short privacy tone (warbling tone). A hears a “ringing tone” (as a telephone) for about 12 secs. To accept the call B can press 0-button within 12 sec., A and B get a warning tone and a normal conversation is set up. If B does not press 0 within 12 sec. then A is cancelled. 21 System CB901 Features When the call is cancelled, B remains in privacy as long as the station is in privacy mode. Privacy A is provided as default in the system. Privacy B: As in mode A, except that the tone in both stations is a “ringing tone” (as a telephone) which is heard in both stations for about 12 seconds. Privacy B is individually programmable to any subscriber in the system. Stations can be programmed to NEVER be in privacy, or ALWAYS in privacy. The selected privacy mode is ignored. Valid to both privacy categories. Display station: To activate the Privacy mode, press the function key F plus 1, F1 (or the default code 951). PRIVACY is displayed. To open for incoming calls again, dial F1 again (or 951). Calling a station in privacy mode, the text PRIVACY, called station's ID TEXT and CALL NO auto scroll. In the receiving station, the LED lights red and CALL RQ (call request) caller's ID TEXT and CALL NO autoscroll. Ring-Master Service Terminal. Display Station: When hurry up is activated, the text HURRY UP will be displayed in the called station. The LED flashes red. Alarm Feature Two separate alarm channels can broadcast high priority information (such as hazard warnings etc..) to all stations in the system. The feature is implemented completely in hardware, there is no software control. Triggering of the alarm channels (dry contact), and content of the alarm message is sent via external equipment (e.g. tape recorder etc.). Both alarm channels have priority over programme distribution channels, All Call, Group Calls, privacy and busy stations. Furthermore, alarm channel no. 1 has priority over alarm channel no. 2. Any existing connections are not cancelled, the alarm is superimposed over existing conversations. Camp On A caller can automatically camp on to a busy station for a maximum of 15 seconds. If the extension becomes free within this period the caller will be automatically connected, otherwise the caller is automatically cancelled. If several parties try to camp on to the same extension, the second will get a busy tone for two intervals and then be cancelled. This indicates that someone else is in front in the queue. There is no restriction on camp on in the system,- only link capacity. Display Station: Calling a busy station, BUSY, the called station's ID TEXT and CALL NO are displayed, the 3 windows autoscroll. In the called station, CALL RQ (call request), the calling station's ID TEXT and CALL NO will autoscroll. The LED flashes red. Multichannel Programme Distribution Any user can dial into any of a max. of 8 programme channels (e.g. background music, radio programmes etc.) and select the desired output volume. The following sequence must be followed to initiate a programme channel: - First dial the feature code (default 98) - Dial digit 1 to 8 for the required channel - Dial digit 1 to 4 for the required volume The desired programme channel is connected. To change programme or volume (or both), dial the code (no need to dial X to cancel first). To cancel a programme channel, press X. The programme channel will automatically be suspended if the station is called or makes call, but is restored when the call is cancelled. Display Station: The ID TEXT for the selected program channel will be displayed. To step the channels, press a preprogrammed feature code (default F9 or 949). Hurry Up When calling a busy station, the caller can indicate that he is waiting by injecting a “hurry up” tone in the busy station. A is connected to B. C calls A. When the caller C gets the busy tone, he can press 0 button within 12 secs. and the hurry up tone is heard in A. If the connection is finished within 12 secs. then C is connected to A and both A and C get a warning tone. If the conversation does not finish within 12 secs, then C can press 0 again (and subsequently as many times as required) to obtain the 12 secs. “camp on” (each time C presses 0 an auto timer is reset). All stations have access to hurry up, except priority stations, which will cancel the blocking conversation. It is possible to enable/disable the feature via the 22 Data Transmission Allows a subscriber to communicate via DTMF with a device which is driven by DTMF tones (e.g. remote control device/decoder). The user calls the remote control device (which is assigned an access code). Any subsequent key pressed will be converted to DTMF and transmitted to the receiver. The call is cancelled with a feature code. The position of all remote control stations in a system must be programmed with the Service Terminal, otherwise the system assumes these positions are connected to a standard intercom station. System CB901 Ring-Master Direct Access Some substations have only a single push button (for alarm, ring, door etc.). When subscriber A pressing this button a call or a call request is made to a preprogrammed receiver B. This feature applies to stations with “CALL” button (e.g. AB921/AB921-F/AB931/AB931-F/AB931A/AB931A-F or specially modified stations). This feature also applies to the Master Display Station AA960, the Alarm Input feature. There is no limitation to the number of direct access stations in the system. There is no limitation to which other station the call gives access to. If the receiving station is in privacy, and does not answer with the 0-button, then the system can automatically (after 15 secs or the timeout is programmable with the SVT programming software) send a paging output and then cancel. This is valid if the receiver is programmed with paging feature. If the receiving station is a Central Answering Service (CAS) station then the caller will hear a ringing tone until answered. When a direct access station is programmed with a special “always page” privilege, then pressing the Direct Access button always results in a pager output. This can also be combined with the privilege preprogrammed pager data, then this data is sent to the pagers’ display instead of call number. Features Example: Programming the sequence: F* 1 3 1002 X will put call number 1002 on key 3. F* 3 5 1204 X will put call number 1204 on key-combination F plus 5, (F5). Display Station: The feature code to start programming the keys is F* (same as 914). The following info text is displayed: TABLE - KEY NO - NUMBER. . Priority Stations can be defined as “priority” stations enabling them to override a called station which is busy in a conversation or in privacy, resulting in a duplex connection with the called station. The priority station receives the busy tone, then dials 0. The existing call is cancelled and the priority station is connected to the called station in a normal duplex conversation. Connections set up normally (without using “0” option) can be cancelled by other priority stations. Connections set up by use of priority cannot be cancelled by other priority stations (the connection has “priority status”). There is no limit to the number of priority stations in a system. Priority stations must be programmed using the Service Terminal, otherwise no station has priority. Priority cannot cancel a conference call or a callconnection in progress. At any time during a normal call, a connection can obtain a “priority status” when one of the priority callers presses 0. Direct Dialling It is possible to program keys 0 to 9 and F0 to F9 of the AA960/AA961 stations' keypad to dial 20 frequently used numbers (call numbers or feature codes) with one/ two key-stroke(s). When a programmed key is pressed, a dial tone is heard as normal. If no other key is pressed within 1 second, then the programmed number is automatically dialled. If a second key is pressed within 1 second, then a normal dial sequence can take place. Programming: Programming of the direct dialling data, relevant to the different keys, can be made both by the station itself or from the SVT central software programming. To program the Direct Dialling feature, dial the feature code F* (or 914). Then dial the table number 1 or 3 (1 for keys 0 to 9,Fand - 3 for key-kombination F plus keys 0 to 9 plus 9) followed by the key number (09) and the required data (call number, feature code etc.). In the display the following info text is displayed: TABLE - KEY NO - NUMBER. End programming with the X key. All Call Allows general simplex messages to be broadcasted to every station in the system. The All Call is initiated by an authorized subscriber dialling the all call number. If an All Call is cancelled with 8 (instead of X) one answer back can be made to the All Call initiator by dialling 90 (no time limitation). If the initiator presses 90 first, the reply feature is cancelled. Any call number can be programmed as access number for the All Call. Only preprogrammed stations in the system have access to the feature, but any call number can be given this possibility. Any call number can be programmed to have the “all call x-out” function. A receiver of All Call with this privilege can cancel the incoming all call message by pressing the X-button. The duration of the All Call is standard limited to 30 seconds, but can be changed with the Service Terminal. 23 System CB901 Features Programming of All Call access code, and stations with All Call initiative access, is Service Terminal programmable. There are no default All Call numbers. If the feature is not programmed, this feature is disabled. It is possible to program “restricted All Call”. This means that any one group (as in Group Call, next section) can be excluded from the All Call (“negative group”). As there are up to 64 groups in the system, there can be one All Call per negative group plus one all call for all groups, giving max. of 65 all call access groups. An All Call overrides all other calls in the system except alarm channels. Existing calls at the time of the All Call are not cancelled. Only one All- or Group Call can be made in the system at the same time. Display Station: In the station initiating All Call, the remaining speech TIME will be displayed, (count down). Ring-Master Display Station: In the station initiating group-call, the remaining speech TIME will be displayed, (count down). Hunt Each station in the system is allowed one Hunt number to which the central automatically hunts if the station is busy or in privacy. Several stations can thus be linked together, so that the search continues until a free station is found. The search stops after a maximum of 10 hunts have been made. The search also stops if the hunt returns to the caller before 10 hunts have been made. All members of a group hunting and a chain identifier must be programmed with the Service Terminal. If the facility is not SVT programmed this feature is disabled. Display Station: In the calling station the user will see HUNT, the CALL NO, the ID TEXT and CALL NO for the hunted station. All 4 windows will scroll, window no. 2 (called number) will flash fast. If Advanced Display Info privilege is not programmed for the subscriber, window 1 (HUNT) and 2 (CALL NO) will not be displayed. Group Call Allows a subscriber to call a group of stations in the system, with a single code access, and to broadcast a simplex message. The Group Call is initiated by an authorized subscriber dialling the group access code. If a Group Call is cancelled with 8 (instead of X) one answer back can be made to the Group Call initiator by dialling 90 (no time limitation). If the initiator presses 90, then the reply feature is cancelled. The system can have up to 64 Group Call groups. Any call number can be programmed as access number for the Group Call. Only preprogrammed stations in the system have access to the feature, but any call number can be given this possibility. There is no limit to the number of members in each of the 64 groups, and a call number can be member of up to 64 groups. The duration of a Group Call is standard limited to 30 seconds, but can be changed with the Service Terminal. Programming of Group Call access codes, and stations with Group Call initiative access, is Service Terminal programmable. There are no default group call numbers. If the feature is not programmed, this feature is disabled. A Group Call overrides all other calls in the system except alarm channels and all call, but no existing calls are cancelled. Any one of the 64 groups can be a “negative” group in an All Call, so that the All Call includes all subscribers in the system except those in the specified group. Any call number can be programmed to have the “group call x-out” function. A receiver of Group Call with this privilege can cancel the incoming Group Call message by pressing the X-button. Conference Bringing in one at a time, anyone can dial up to 4 other extensions to set up a minimum of 3-party, maximum 5-party conference call (5 is default). Subscriber A dials B and a connection is established. A then dials C and a 3-party conference is established. A can similarly dial up to 2 more subscribers. The conference can proceed either in hands free or confidential mode, and the called extensions can freely leave the conference at any time. Only the initiator to a conference can bring in new members to the conference. The initiator can disconnect the last called extension by pressing X once. Pressing once more, the next (backwise) will be cancelled. Pressing X twice within 1 second cancels the complete conference call. Any called extension may freely leave the conference call by pressing X. When anyone is joining or leaving a conference, the initiator will hear a warning tone. All stations can set up a conference. A maximum of 8 conference calls can take place simultaneously, or limited to the link capacity (30 timeslots). A priority station cannot cancel a member of a conference call. If all stations in a conference call are used in confidential mode, the call is still in voice switching mode (not in full duplex as in an ordinary call). If any of the conference parties uses the T-button for Simplex mode (or to interrupt a conversation between 24 System CB901 Ring-Master two others) this station will be heard by all the others. When the T-button is released, the conference goes automatically back to duplex. The feature is enabled/disabled from the Service Terminal. The maximum number of participants in a conference (3 - 30) is terminal programmable, the preprogrammed figure is 5. Display Station: In the station initiating conference, CONF will be displayed. In the receiving stations, CONF, caller's ID TEXT and CALL NO will autoscroll. Features dialling F6 or 913 as a prompt for the optional call number. Display Station: To activate the Call Forward feature, press F5 (same as 910 in mode 1). CALL FWD and TO NUM will be displayed. Dial the call no to forward to. The display will show, CALL FWD and forwarded CALL NO. When calling a forwarded station the display will auto scroll: CALL FWD, the called CALL NO, the ID TEXT and CALL NO forwarded to. Window no. 2, the called number will flash fast. To cancel the call forward, press F6X (same as 913X). If Advanced Display Info privilege is not SVT programmed for the subscriber, window 1 (CALL FWD) and 2 (CALL NO) will not be displayed. Call Forward This feature gives a subscriber A the ability to route an incoming caller C to another station B. There exist 3 types of call forward: Mode 1. At own station A, transfer A to another station B. At own station A, forward A to another station B. A dials the facility code F5 or 910 plus B’s call number. This feature code can be dialled either when station is in idle (no call established) or while in duplex connection. A short acceptance tone is heard in A’s set immediately. From then on, short information tones (repetitive) are heard in A station at intervals of 5 minutes. Any call to A will now be routed to B. Mode 2. At another station B, transfer A to B. At another station B, forward A to B. B dials the facility code (911) plus A’s call number. A short acceptance tone is heard in B’s set immediately. From then on, short information tones (repetitive) are heard in A station at intervals of 5 minutes. Any call to A will now be routed to B. Mode 3. At another station B, transfer A to C. At another station B, forward A to C. B dials the facility code (912) plus A’s call number and then C’s number, (C’s number must be dialled within 12 seconds). A short acceptance tone is heard in B’s set immediately. From then on, short information tones (repetitive) are heard in A’s station at intervals of 5 minutes. Any call to A will now be routed to C. The repetitive information tone (every 5 min) can be disabled at any time after the transfer by switching the set to privacy. More than one subscriber is allowed to forward to the same station. To cancel the call forward: 1. Dial F6 or 913 from A’s station (followed by X or wait 5 seconds). A’s station then receives a short hurry up tone as an acknowledgement. 2. Dial F6 or 913 999 from B’s station followed by A’s number (within 5 seconds). B’s station then receives a short hurry up tone as an acknowledgement. In both cases 1 and 2 a hurry up tone is heard after Secretary Transfer This feature transfers calls initiated to the boss over to the secretary. Unlike CALL FORWARD the boss and secretary can confer in full duplex while incoming caller is kept on hold. The secretary number for the boss is programmed using the Service Terminal or by the boss dialling the feature code. The feature code for both is 935 and to cancel the feature again, 936. Caller A calls to the boss, but instead a connection between A and the secretary is established, (both get warning tones). When the secretary presses the 0button, A is put on hold (A gets a short privacy tone and then no audio, but the station remains on). The secretary establishes a full duplex connection with the boss (both get a warning tone). The secretary can now toggle full duplex conversation between boss and caller A by pressing 0-button. Each time the secretary presses 0, a full duplex conversation is established, both parties get a warning tone. The remaining party gets a hold tone if he is the caller A, or is simply cancelled with no tone if he is the boss. There is no limit to the number of times the secretary presses 0. If A cancels while on hold, no further connection can be made between secretary and caller A, using the 0button. The secretary puts the incoming caller A through to the boss by pressing X instead of 0 while in duplex connection with the boss. This causes the secretary to be cancelled (no tone). The caller A and the boss get warning tones and a full duplex connection is established. If the boss does not wish to accept A’s call, then he can press X while in full duplex with the secretary, or the secretary can press X while in full duplex with A. Several stations can forward to the same secretary. 25 System CB901 Features Display Station: To activate the Secretary Transfer feature dial the feature code 935 on the Boss' station. SECRETRY and info text TO NUM will auto-scroll. Dial the call number for the required secretary. In the calling station, the caller will see the following 4 windows auto-scroll: SECRETRY, the boss' CALL NO, secretary's ID TEXT and NUMBER. When the secretary is routed to the boss (caller on HOLD) the display will autoscroll SECRETRY, boss' ID TEXT and NUMBER. Ring-Master The feature code 941 8 is used to stop the memorising. Last callers redial is restricted to ordinary incoming calls and calls to stations in privacy. Using a non display station, the subscriber can only dial the feature code 941 and a call will be established to the first call logged in the queue. If the station is a Display Master Station (AA960 or AA961) the user can see the queue of calls in the display and scroll the queue to search for specific call numbers. The following codes (digits) are used to display the queue: Call Transfer Subscribers in the system can call a certain number (the transfer centre) and request for connection to another extension. Subscriber A calls B (the transfer centre). A asks for a connection to subscriber C. B dials the feature code followed by C’s number. All three stations are now connected, but there is only audio connection between B and C (A is put on hold and gets a continuous hold tone). The transfer centre (B) can now establish a connection between A and C and leave the connection by dialling X. If the transfer centre (B) decides not to make the connection between A and C, he dials the feature code and C is cancelled, and B is reconnected to A. The feature is provided as default, but can be disabled using the Service Terminal. The default feature code for Call Transfer is 916. Display Station: To activate the Call Transfer, dial the feature code 916. TRANSFER and TO NUM is displayed. Dial the call number to transfer to. Last Number Redial A subscriber can initiate “Last Number Redial” by dialling a feature code. Last number redial is restricted to ordinary calls, group calls, all calls and calls to a CAS (Central Answering Service) group. This feature is provided as default and can be disabled using the service terminal (SVT programming). The default feature code for Last Number Redial is F2 or 940. Display Station: To activate Last Number Redial, dial F2 (or 940). 941 1 displays first call number in queue. Display shows CALL NUMBER then digit 3: view next in queue. Display shows CALL NUMBER digit 2: view previous in queue. Display shows CALL NUMBER digit 1: view first in queue. Display shows CALL NUMBER digit 7: delete current entry, and display next in queue. Display shows LASTCALL, EMPTY digit 0 or F: to accept entry, establishing call to the displayed number. 941 5 disables the Call Last Callers information display in idle station. Display shows LASTCALL, DISPLAY, DISABLED 941 6 enables the Call Last Callers information display in idle station. Display shows LASTCALL, DISPLAY, ENABLED 941 7 deletes the Call Last Callers queue. Display shows LASTCALL, EMPTY 941 8 disables the Call Last Callers feature for this station. Display shows LASTCALL DISABLED 941 9 enables the Call Last Callers feature for this station. Display shows LASTCALL ENABLED or activate Call Last Callers with a function key,dial F3. Paging Allows a caller to page an absent subscriber. The caller can select several different paging modes to give different display information to the paged receiver. Subscriber A calls B and a duplex connection is established. A dials 8 (or 8 followed by additional information within 2 seconds). If a paging channel is free, then A is cancelled and gets a warning tone. If all paging channels are busy, then neither the A nor B connection is cancelled and the paging can be repeated. Call Last Callers Any subscriber can re-establish a connection to the last 10 callers by dialling a feature code, code F3 or 941. To start memorising the 10 last incoming calls the subscriber must use a feature code, code 941 9. 26 System CB901 Ring-Master The following paging features can be activated: 1. Initiator’s call-number in display. To activate paging, cancel the call with 8. A preprogrammed beep tone is heard in the receiver, and the caller’s call-number is displayed. 2. Preprogrammed individual message in display. Each subscriber can be programmed to transmit a prefix message to the called person’s pager. This message (alpha numeric) will be displayed instead of the caller’s call-number. 3. Preprogrammed system message in display. In addition to one of the above features, a subscriber can transmit a preprogrammed system message to the called person’s pager. 10 different system messages (alpha numeric) are available (0-9). To activate such type of paging, cancel the established call with 8 followed by the number (0-9) indicating the required system message. In addition, digits dialled on the intercom station’s keypad will be added to the end of the selected system message. Note that a position with no station attached is always in privacy, and can be used for users who only have a pager and no station (“dummy numbers”). See feature “Dummy number and auto-paging). The system has two “pager alarm” features. Dialling an alarm feature code, a special pager is activated and preprogrammed data is displayed. Features group. If the call has been offered to all available operators, and none of them accepted the call, the call will be routed to a hunt number instead. There can be max. 40 CAS groups in a system. There is no limit to the number of operators per group. Once in full duplex, no other features are available (except alarm, All-/ Group Call override). The feature must be programmed using the Service Terminal, otherwise the feature is disabled. Once logged in, it is possible to log in/out using the privacy function. The CAS operator will have a 2 second delay (programmable with SVT) between accepted calls, this to be able to initiate outgoing calls. Display Station: CAS mode 4 is used when operating with the display station AA960/AA961. The CAS call will be presented in all onlogged operator stations simultaneously, (in parallel). When an operator is logging on to a CAS group, ONLOGGED will be displayed. Calling a CAS number, CAS CALL will be displayed in the calling station. In the CAS operator station, the display will auto scroll how many callers in queue and ID text and call number for the first entry, ( QUEUE 3, ENTRY 1, ID TEXT , CALL NO.) To see the next caller (entry), press digit 3,6 or 9 on the station's keypad. To display the previous entry, press button 1,4 or 7. To accept the selected entry, press button 0 or F. Central Answering Service (CAS) A number of stations can be programmed in a linechain function for simultaneous central answering service with automatic queuing of incoming calls. A station which is defined as a CAS operator can log on to a CAS group by dialling the feature code and the call number to the group. Several such stations can log on to the same CAS group. The default feature code is 928 for log in and 928X for log out. If a subscriber calls a CAS group, and no one is logged on to this group, the subscriber is routed to a hunt number instead. If there are operators logged on, the first call to the CAS group will be offered to the operator that first logged on. The second call to the second operator, and so on. The caller will hear a ringing tone, or is connected to a program distribution channel, until the operator answers. The operator that gets a call will hear a ringing tone. This tone lasts for 15 sec’s during which time the operator can accept the call by pressing the 0button. If he accepts, a normal duplex conversation will be established between the caller and operator. If the operator does not accept the call, i.e. presses the Xbutton, or not accepts before the 15 sec’s timeout, the call will be offered to the next free operator in the CAS Call Back When a busy station is called, it is possible to dial a feature code, and have the system “call back” when you and the called station both are free. In the meantime you are free to make other calls. The default feature code is 8. When both stations are free, the initiator hears a special call back tone for 12 seconds. This is the warning that the called station is now free. If a connection is wanted, press the feature code (8) during the tone period and a normal connection is established. If the call is not wanted, no code is pressed, and the feature is auto-cancelled after 12 seconds. There is no limit to the number of call backs in the system and several stations can be queued up on the same extension number. This feature is not available when calling to stations with device type: CENTRAL ANSWERING SERVICE. Display Station: In the calling station, when the called station is free, the text CALLBACK and the called stations ID TEXT and CALL NO will auto scroll. The LED will flash green. 27 System CB901 Features Call Reply When a station is called, but without reply, it is possible to dial a feature code, and leave a message in the system that you want “call back”. The default feature code is 915. Subscriber A calls B, and when in duplex connection A dials the feature code. The connection is autocancelled and in the B station a short tone is heard every 5 min. When the B subscriber is back at the station, and hears the tone, he can dial the feature code (915) and is automatically connected to subscriber A, (both get warning tones). There is no limit to how many subscribers that can leave a message at the same station, or to different stations. The feature is general to the system and is programmed with the Service Terminal. The standard feature code i 915. Display Station: To activate Call Reply, dial F4 (same as 915). In the station where Call Reply is activated, the text CALLRPLY, DIAL and 915 will autoscroll. Ring-Master celled after the tone and the initiators’ call number is shown in the pager display. Please, see feature “PAGING” for details regarding various transmission alternatives. The feature is programmed by the Service Terminal. Open Station This feature allows a subscriber to rcall a busy station (programmed with the open station privilege) and set up a conference call. Subscriber A calls B (the open station) and a normal duplex connection is made, both A and B get warning tones. Subscriber C calls B and a 3-way conference is set up, both C and B get warning tones. Subscriber D calls B and a 4-way conference is set up, both D and B get warning tones. The call is cancelled the same way as CONFERENCE where in this case subscriber B (the open station) leads the conference. The maximum number of participants in the conference is Service Terminal programmable, with the default of 5. Display station: Calling a open station position, the text OPEN and the called position ID TEXT and CALL NO auto scroll. Sectoring The CB 901 system can be divided into independent sectors. Each station can be programmed with the Service Terminal to receive, transmit or receive and transmit to any combination of sectors. The system has 32 sectors. Any station in the system can be member of several sectors. Each station can be individually programmed to have access to call into another sector, and access to receive calls from any other sector. All sectors are Service Terminal programmable. As default, all extensions can call and receive calls from the first sector (sector no. 1) when the system is initialized. This means that with no programming of sectoring information, any caller in the system can call to/receive from all other callers. Direct Conference Dialling Some stations (programmable with Service Terminal) can be given access to initiate a conference call by dialling a feature code plus the required conference group. The system has a maximum of 10 preprogrammed conference groups (0 - 9). As a normal conference call, there are max. 10 participants as default in the system. The feature code is 937 + conference group (0-9). There is no warning tone on the receiving side, and the receiving stations cannot cancel with X. Dialling X on the initiator station cancels the whole conference. If a subscriber tries to initiate a direct conference call, but one or more of the conference participants are busy in another call, the initiator will receive a busy signal and no connection is made. Dummy Number and Auto Paging A line position can be programmed to status “dummy number”, no station connected. This feature is used when a person has no station in the CB 901 system, but it is required that it should be possible to page him, (give message to the pager’s display). Dialling the call number of a “dummy position”, the call will automatically be cancelled after approx. 2 seconds. A tone is heard in this 2 sec. period indicating that (if required), additional digits can be dialled for transmission to the pagers display. If no additional digits are pressed, the setup is can- Absence Registration (Display Station). The user has the possibility to "Absence Register" his station in two different modes, time- or date indication. To activate the absence registration feature, the user dials: - F0 (or the code 955). 4 digits must now be entered for time indication. - 956. 4 digits must now be entered for date indication. If the station activating the Absence Registration feature has a display ABSENCE - DIAL - TIME (or 28 System CB901 Ring-Master DATE) will auto-scroll in the station's display. If a subscriber, with a display master station (AA960), calls a station which is Absence Registered, the display will auto-scroll ABSENCE - TIME (or DATE) together with the called ID TEXT and CALL NO. To cancel the Absence Registration feature dial F0X (or 955X or 956X). The LED flashes orange. Features now be sent. Using a station with F-button, this button must be pressed to send the message. Different messages can be tested, when the right one is selected, dial F. If one of the last 5 messages is selected (5-9), digit information can be added. The additional digits will be shown in window no.2, following the fixed text in window no. 1. The info text in the display is: DIAL MESSAGE - DATA. The message is sent when the X-button is pressed. In the called display station the user will see four windows auto-scroll MESSAGE WAITING - DIAL - 958. To see the message text, dial the feature code 958. Use the scroll keys to read the windows. Dial the X key to delete the message. Message Display, (Display Station) The Message Display feature gives a caller the possibility to send a message string to be displayed on a display station. Additional numeric information can be added to some of the messages (messages 5 to 9) by keying the appropriate keys, e.g. "CALL-INT" - "12345". The system operates with 10 different messages. Messages 0 - 4 have fixed 16 characters, 2 windows: 0: CALL RECEPTN 1: CALL SWBOARD 2: CALL HOME 3: VISITOR LOBBY 4: Messages 5 - 9 have fixed 8 characters, 1 window and up to 8 digits can be added in window no. 2: 5: CALL INT XXXXXXXX 6: CALL TEL XXXXXXXX 7: MEETING XXXXXXXX 8: 9: A message can be sent i two different ways: Before a connection is established: The feature code 957 is dialled. The display will auto scroll the info: DIAL - NUMBER. Dial the required call number. The display will auto scroll the info: DIAL - MESSAGE - NUMBER. Dial the required message. If one of the first 5 messages is selected (0 - 4), and the user has a master station without F-button, the message will now be sent. Using a station with F-button, this button must be pressed to send the message. Different messages can be tested, when the right one is selected, dial F. If one of the last 5 messages is selected (5-9), digit information can be added. The additional digits will be shown in window no.2, following the fixed text in window no. 1. The info text in the display is: DIAL MESSAGE - DATA. The message is sent when the Xbutton is pressed. After a connection is established: When a connection is established , dial the feature code 957. The display will auto scroll the info: DIAL MESSAGE - NUMBER. Dial the required message. If one of the first 5 messages is selected (0 - 4), and the user has a master station without F-button, the message will Visicall Features. A Visicall station AE111 consists of a Visicall module plus an additional plug-in station AA904. The Visicall module has 32 direct dial keys. The Visicall module also has a 2 x 16 character display. Programming of the direct dialling keys and buffering of messages are internal features of the Visicall station. Caller Identification This feature informs a Visicall operator who is calling or is trying to call. There are two modes for caller identification: Mode A. If the Visicall operator wants to identify an incoming caller, the feature code can be dialled after the call has been established, and this will result in the caller’s call number being displayed on the Visicall display. The default feature code is 926. Mode B. There is no need to dial the feature code, the callers number always appears on the Visicall display after the warning tone. If the Visicall station (AA904) is switched for privacy, then the caller's number is displayed automatically, no need to dial the feature code (regardless of mode A/B). Message Display This feature gives a caller the possibility to cause a message string to be displayed on a called Visicall station. Additional numeric information can be added to the message by dialling the appropriate keys, e.g. “CALL EXTENSION” —— “6363” To transmit a message from any station to a Visicall station, first establish a normal connection, then dial the feature code followed by a number indicating the required message (0 - 9). The default feature code is 927. If numeric information is to be added, then this should then follow (up to 9 digits). Press X and the connection will be cancelled and the message ( and numeric info.) will be displayed in the Visicall’s display. 29 System CB901 Features The Visicall station can store up to 10 prerecorded messages and this feature along with the ability to read and delete these messages is an internal function of the Visicall station. If the Visicall station is in privacy, a message can be sent by dialling the feature code (927) within 15 seconds. If the Visicall subscriber accepts with 0-button while the caller transmits a message, a normal duplex connection will be established and the message will be displayed. Ring-Master - privacy - busy - reject (call not established) Each independent system is allocated an “area code” call number. There can be up to 10 area code numbers corresponding to 10 interconnected systems. This means that one system can call up to 9 other centrals. There can be up to 5 tie-lines between any two areas of centrals. In this configuration, by dialling the area code number, a group hunting sequence will automatically find the first available free tie-line. Speed Group Phone Book To simplify the dialling procedures for frequently used call numbers, the CB901 exchange can be programmed with abbreviated dialling numbers, consisting of two digits. If a display station is used, the caller can scroll the ID text for these preprogrammed numbers. Maximum 32 call numbers can be stored for each station (each phone book table) and a maximum of 32 phone books can be programmed in each CB901 system. The caller dials a feature code followed by the speed call number. The default feature is 923, but should be changed to a one digit code for easy access. Alternatively, the user dials FF (or 959) and the first ID text in the speed group phone book will be displayed. To display the other subscribers (totally 32 ID texts), the scroll keys must be used. When the required subscriber's ID text is displayed, press the F key to dial. Each system (any size) contains maximum 32 speed group phone books tables. Each such table contain 32 call numbers. A subscriber number in one slave stage can be member of a speed group phone book table in another stage. All call numbers must be entered using the Service Terminal, otherwise the feature is disabled. Voice Messaging, Absent Staff Registration (Multi-Svim) It is possible to store 24 seconds of voice messages. A separate printed circuit board can be installed in an ordinary subscriber position. The maximum length of the voice message is 24 seconds, which can be divided as follows by use of switches: - 8 messages of 3 seconds, - 6 messages of 4 seconds, - 4 messages of 6 seconds, - 1 message of 24 seconds, If more than 24 seconds are required, additional voice messaging cards can be installed. Recording of messages is carried out on site from any station in the system. When recording is completed, a switch is set on the card to secure the voice message memory. The function is now available for all subscribers in the system. The function is activated by utilizing the Call-forward feature. In other words, you transfer your station to one of the prerecorded messages. Each message has been given a fixed subscriber number. When calling this number you will hear the message, then press 99 and set your station in privacy mode. Anyone calling your station in your absence will receive the message you have chosen. When you return to your station, simply cancel the Call-forward function. ADDITIONAL FEATURES: 1: Individual messages. Some selected persons can be given the possibility of recording individual messages. The sectoring feature is programmed using the Multi Purpose Relay unit GH933. 2: Dynamic information channel. Any subscriber can call the actual “information number” and listen to a prerecorded message of up to 24 seconds. Intersystem Tie-Lines Two or more geographically separated Ring-Master systems may be connected by means of tie-line interface units coupled to each end of a rented or privately owned 4-wire telephone line. Dialling access to a tie-line will be prefixed with the digit 0, followed by a digit identifying the required remote central (1-5 digits), followed without pause by the local number of the desired station. There is no limit in the distance between installations. The line can be microwave, pcm or radio. The tie-line unit is connected to an ordinary subscriber position in the system. Only normal calls can be activated over the line. The receiving B-subscriber responds with: - answer (establishing a call) 30 System CB901 Ring-Master 3: Automatic autodialler with spoken message. By activating a closing contact (for example door station AB913) it is possible to send a message of 24 secs. to any predetermined subscriber number. 4: Delayed messages. One may call the predetermined autodialler number and talk for max. 24 secs, and the message will be recorded. Immediately after having cancelled, the autodialler will dial the preprogrammed subscriber number (for example the All Call number). The problem with feedback is avoided. Features grammed for each subscriber, Call Reply Time. If the paging receiver has no display, then this answering time must be programmed. If the paging receiver has a display, then this answering time is normally set to zero (default). The paging channel is therefore cleared immediately after transmission of the paging information. The answering time can be programmed from 1 to 12 minutes. One paging channel will be busy for each paging call, during the "wait for paging answer" period. If the page call is not answered within the programmed wait period, then the page call is automatically erased from memory. The system has 10 paging channels, thus accepting 10 simultaneous pocket page calls. The paged person must go to the nearest master station and dial 8 plus his own call number. A connection will then automatically be established between the station that made the page call, and the station from which the page call was answered. Public Address Interface Any public address system can be connected to the CB901 system by means of a special interconnection unit. Giving this interconnection unit a normal extension number, any master station can call this number to make an announcement. The group call or all-call facilities can also be used as public address. Two-way Mobile Radio Interface The CB901 system can be interfaced to a closed two-way radio network. Two interfaces are available: HD935 - no selective call. Any master station in the system can dial the call number dedicated to the radio interface unit HD935. This connects him to the radio network. All mobile units will receive the call and can reply. Simplex or duplex operation is dependent of the radio equipment, but speech control with the T-button is recommended. An incoming call from a mobile radio user will call up the base radio operator in the normal manner and cannot be transferred. The operator has to ask the wanted CB901 user to dial up the HD935 unit, which connects him to the radio circuit. HD938 - selective call. This unit permits for selective calling in both directions. Any CB901 subscriber can call any mobil radio unit directely and any radio unit can dial up any individually CB901 extension. Both units are connected to the CB901 system as an ordinary subscriber call number, 4 wires Telephone Interface An interface unit, HD939, can be supplied to operate between the public telephone network and the CB901 intercom exchange. The interface is used to make calls from any intercom master station to the telephone network and to make calls from outside telephones into any intercom station. Multiple interfaces can be used in the system. Each interface connects to one telephone line and requires only one station port in the CB901 system. Connections are established in full duplex loudspeaking handsfree mode. Radio Paging Interface The Paging feature can operate in combination with many of the other features in the CB901 central. The purpose of this feature is to transmit information to a radio paging system, including text that can be written in the display of a pocket receiver. The information can be transmitted directly when a specific number is called, or after some action in the calling station. The pager number can be from 1 to 5 digits, depending on the connected paging system. Via SVT a paging answering time can be pro- 31 Features 32 1 Display System CB901 Display features Feature: Display info at Power Up Ring-Master IDLE - Station not in use 2 How to use Display Stations Feature: Display info in the CALLING station Win. #1 Win. #2 LED Ring-Master LOUDSPEAKING/ SOFTSPEAKING Description: When connected, the ID TEXT is displayed. To see the CALL NO, use the scroll keys. When dialling (before duplex), red lamp will flash if there is a call request. INTERCOM To update the station, dial the "update feature code" (939). The ID TEXT will be displayed. If no ID TEXT is programmed, the CALL NO is displayed. Auto update every 5 min. JOHN S 1204 RED CALLED CALLED Display info in an IDLE station Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED CHARLIE 1002 2:36 PM BLANK Description: ID TEXT CALL NO. TIME ID TEXT is idle info. To scroll for CALL NO. and TIME, press or To toggle 12 and 24 hrs, press the T button Display info in the RECEIVING station Win. #1 Win. #2 LED CHARLIE 1002 RED CALLER CALLER Description: When connected, the ID TEXT is displayed. To see the CALL NO, use the scroll keys INTERCOM M To mute the microphone, press M To manual control the speech direction, press To cancel the call, press X To enable softspeaking mode, press To adjust volume, up and down 16 levels, 5 strokes in display To activate a function, press F To scroll the 4 windows Default System Features: F1 - privacy F2 - last number redial F3 - call last caller F4 - call reply F5 - call forward F6 - call forward cancel T INTERCOM F 1 4 7 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 # X When you are making a call: Touch-dial the required call number. The number is shown in the display. The connection is established when the dial tone stops. The called stations's ID TEXT is displayed The red warning LED is lit during the conversation. To cancel, press X. When you are receiving a call: A short call tone and the red lamp indicate an incoming call. The caller's ID TEXT is displayed. No action is necessary, simply reply. You now have a "handsfree" call. In loudspeaking conversation: The station functions normally in handsfree loudspeaking mode. It is not necessary to touch the station during conversation, it simply reacts to the volume of the voices. In confidential/softspeaking conversation: (AA960 only) Press the handset key: Lift the set to your ear. The handset sign is displayed. To revert to loudspeaking, press the handset key again. System CB901 F7 - (customer specified feature key) F8 - (customer specified feature key) F9 - step program distribution channel F0 - absence registration, time F - programming direct dialling FF - speed group phonebook M T Ring-Master * System CB901 How to use Display Stations 3 Ring-Master Feature: How to use Display Stations 4 Ring-Master Feature: Ring-Master PRIVACY T-BUTTON, SIMPLEX X-BUTTON, CANCEL Display info in the PRIVACY ACTIVATING station Display info in the CALLING station Win. #1 Win. #2 LED Win. #1 LED F1 PRIVACY Description: FEATURE CODE FEATURE To activate the PRIVACY feature, dial the privacy feature code F1 (951) To see ID TEXT, CALL NO and TIME use the scroll keys. JOHN S 1204 RED CALLED CALLED Description: When connected, the ID TEXT is displayed. To see the CALL NO, use the scroll keys. ORANGE FLASHING Display info in the CALLING station Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED PRIVACY JOHN S 1204 RED Display info in the RECEIVING station Description: Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll Privacy tone is received FEATURE CALLED CALLED Win. #1 Win. #2 LED CHARLIE 1002 RED CALLER CALLER Description: When connected, the ID TEXT is displayed. To see the CALL NO, use the scroll keys Display info in the RECEIVING PRIVACY station Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED CALL RQ CHARLIE 1002 RED CALL REQUEST CALLER CALLER Description: Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll Privacy tone is received T-Button, Simplex conversation. T For manual speech control. T-button may be used by either party, but only by one of the stations at a time. Calls to or from noisy areas may be manually controlled (simplex operation). Press T to talk. Release T to listen. To return to handsfree, (duplex operaton) simply tap the T-button once. X-Button.Cancelling the connection: Press X to cancel. Either party may cancel a call. X When you want to work undisturbed. Dial the Privacy feature code F1 (951). PRIVACY is displayed. Your station is now blocked for incoming calls. You can make outgoing calls. To open for incoming calls again, dial the Privacy feature code again F1 (951). Calling a station in privacy mode. You hear a continuous warbling tone and the text PRIVACY, the called subscriber's ID TEXT and CALL NO is displayed. The receiver hears a short call tone and the LED lights red. CALL RQ (call request), caller's ID TEXT and CALL NO is displayed. The receiver may then accept the call within 12 seconds by pressing 0. Features 33 Features 34 5 How to use Display Stations Feature: Display info in the CALLING station Win. #1 Win. #2 LED Ring-Master M-BUTTON MICROPHONE MUTE 6 How to use Display Stations Feature: Ring-Master CAMP ON/BUSY/ HURRY UP Description: FEATURE CALLED CALLED Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll. Busy tone is heard. Display info in the CALLING station, calling a BUSY station. Description: When connected, the ID TEXT is displayed. To see the CALL NO, use the scroll keys. Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED JOHN S 1204 RED CALLED CALLED BUSY JOHN S 1204 RED Display info in the RECEIVING station Win. #1 Win. #2 LED CHARLIE 1002 RED CALLER CALLER Description: When connected, the ID TEXT is displayed. To see the CALL NO, use the scroll keys Display info in the CALLED BUSY station Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 CALL RQ CHARLIE 1002 Description: CALL REQUEST CALLER CALLER Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll. To mute the microphone: During a call you may mute your microphone. Press and hold down the M button. The other party now does not hear anything from your station. Release the button to continue the call handsfree. Note: If the M-button is pressed twice (within 0,4 sec.) the microphone mute function is locked into mute mode. To reset, tap the M-button once. M LED RED FLASHING Display info in the CALLED station, caller dials "O" button for HURRY UP. Win. #1 LED - HURRY UP FEATURE Description: Short hurry up tone is heard. System CB901 RED FLASHING - An intermittent tone indicates the called station is busy. BUSY is displayed. You may cancel your call by pressing X or wait for the other party to become free. If the dialled station becomes free within 12 seconds, your call will go straight through. If not, your call will be cancelled automatically. To activate the Hurry Up feature, press 0. A short tone is transmitted to the called busy station, and the text HURRY UP is displayed. The LED flashes red. The tone is repeated every time the 0 button is pressed. Ring-Master System CB901 How to use Display Stations 7 Ring-Master Feature: How to use Display Stations 8 Ring-Master Feature: Ring-Master ALL-CALL GROUP-CALL CONFERENCE Display info in CALLING station, calling All-Call. Display info in the CALLING station Win. #1 Win. #2 LED 5555 Win. #2 LED DIALLING AC/GC NO. REMAIN. TIME Description: Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll. 112 RED JOHN S 1204 RED CALLED CALLED Description: When connected, the ID TEXT is displayed. To see the CALL NO, use the scroll keys. Display info in the CALLING station, calling second participant Display info in all the CALLED stations. LED RED Description: No change to display information. LED Win. #1 CONF RED FEATURE Description: Dialling up to 4 subscribers, CONF will be displayed. Initiating All/Group-Call. All/Call and Group-Call can only be made from certain preprogrammed stations. By dialling a certain number a general message may be given to particular groups or to all stations in the system. Breaks through blocked/busy stations. Existing conversations are interrupted, but not cut off. The display shows TIME count-down, the remaining time for speaking. Reply back on All/Group Call. Press the 8-button to cancel the call. Person wanting to reply dials 90 from any station and is connected to the initiator. Display info in all RECEIVING station in the conference Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED Conf CHARLIE 1002 RED FEATURE CALLER CALLER Description: Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll. Initiating a Conference Call Up to 5 stations in conference: You have got answer from the first called person. Dial the number of the next person. A tone indicates that the connection is established. CONF is displayed. Continue till all persons (up to 4) have been called. Any person in a conference can hear/talk to the others. Any person can leave the conference by pressing the X-button and a warning tone is heard in the other stations. Alternatively, the initiator can disconnect the last person brought into the conference by pressing the X-button once, and continue to disconnect one at a time in inverted order. To cancel the entire conference the initiator presses the X-button twice (XX). NOTE: Only the initiator of a call can bring other persons into a conference. Features 35 Features 36 9 How to use Display Stations Feature: Ring-Master PRIORITY 10 How to use Display Stations Feature: Ring-Master CALL REPLY Description: FEATURE CODE FEATURE IDLE CALLER The Feature text CALLRPLY will be displayed a short period before the windows shows idle info. To activate Call Reply, dial Call Reply feature code F4 (915). Display info in CALLING priority station, calling a BUSY station. Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 Win. #1 LED Display info in CALLING station, when activating CALL REPLY BUSY JOHN S 1204 JOHN S RED FEATURE CALLED CALLED CALLED Description: Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll. Busy tone is heard. Win. #1 F4 CALLRPLY CHARLIE RED Press 0 button to activate Priority. The call is established. When connected, the ID TEXT is displayed. To see the CALL NO, use the scroll keys. LED Display info in CALLED station, where Call Reply is activated Display info in CALLED BUSY station Win. #1 Description: Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll. Win. #2 Win. #3 When connected, the ID TEXT is displayed. To see the CALL NO, use the scroll keys LED Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED CALL RQ CHARLIE 1002 CALL REQUEST CALLER CALLER CALLRPLY DIAL 915 Description: FEATURE INFO INFO Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll. ORANGE FLASHING RED FLASHING Stations can be defined as “priority” stations so that they can override a called station which is busy or in privacy, resulting in a duplex connection with the called station. The priority station receives the busy tone and BUSY (or PRIVAVY) in the display. The display in the called station will auto-scroll CALL RQ, CALL ID and CALL NO. The priority caller dials 0. The existing call is cancelled and the priority station is connected to the called station in a normal duplex conversation. Connections set up normally (without using “0” option) can be cancelled by other priority stations. Connections set up by use of priority cannot be cancelled by other priority stations (the connection has “priority status”). There is no limit to the number of priority stations in a system. At any time during a normal call, a connection can obtain a “priority status” when one of the priority callers presses "0". Activating Call Reply. Calling a station, but without reply, it is possible to dial a feature code, F4 (915) and leave a message in the system that you want "call back". No reply from the called station. Dial the feature code F4 (915). The call is autocancelled and in the called station a short tone is heard every 5 min. The text, CALLRPLY - DIAL - 915 is displayed. When the called person is back at the station, and hears the tone, and sees the text info, he can dial the feature code F4 (915) and will automatically be connected to the initiator. An unlimited quantity of Call Reply can be made in the system, to the same or to different call numbers. System CB901 Ring-Master System CB901 How to use Display Stations 11 Ring-Master Feature: How to use Display Stations 12 Ring-Master Feature: Ring-Master CALL BACK CENTRAL ANSWERING SERVICE (CAS - mode 4) Display info in CALLING station, calling a BUSY station. Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 Display info in CALLING station, calling a CAS group (6666) BUSY JOHN S 1204 CALL-BACK CHARLIE FEATURE CALLED CALLED FEATURE IDLE CALLER Description: Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll. Win. #1 LED 6666 cas call RED DIALLING CALLED Description: During the waiting period, until the CAS call is accepted, a program distribution channel is broadcast (or a ringing tone). Pressing 8 to activate Call Back feature. The Feature text is displayed for a short period. The connection is then cancelled and display shows idle status. Display info in CAS OPERATOR/SECURITY station when logging on. LED RED Win. #1 LED 9336666 ONLOGGED DIALLING INFO GREEN FLASHING Description: To log on to a CAS group, dial the feature code (933) and the specific CAS group's call number. Max 5 operators can be logged on simultaneously Display info in CALLING station, when called station is free Display info in CAS OPERATOR/SECURITY station when called. Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED CALL-BACK CHARLIE 1002 Description: STATUS CALLER Win. #3 Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll. CALLER Win. #4 LED QUEUE 3 ENTRY 1 CHARLie 1002 INFO CALLER CALLER CALLER Description: Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll QUEUE 3 indicats how many CAS calls in queue (3). Max. calls in queue are 9, more is indicated by a star *. To accept the first caller (entry 1), press 0 or F button. GREEN FLASHING RED FLASHING To activate Call Back. The called station is busy, you hear the busy signal and BUSY is displayed. Press the 8-button for automatic recall. The connection is automatically cancelled and your station is now free for other calls. When both the receiver's and your station are free, the system will notify you with a distinctive tone signal and the text CALL-BACK, called ID TEXT and NUMBER is displayed. Press the 8-button if you still want the connection established. A number of stations can be programmed in a line-chain function for simultaneous central answering services with automatic queuing of incoming calls. A station which is defined as a CAS operator can log on to a CAS group by dialling the feature code (933) plus the number of the CAS group. Several such stations can log on to the same CAS group. ONLOGGED will be displayed. To log out of a CAS group, dial 933X. If a subscriber calls a CAS group, and no one is logged on to this group, the subscriber is routed to a hunt number instead. When a call is made to a CAS group, the call will be offered to all operators logged on simultaneousl, (in parallel). The caller will hear a ringing tone or the audio from a program distribution channel until the call is answered, and CAS CALL will be displayed. In the CAS operator station, the display will auto scroll how many callers in queue, ID text and call number for the first entry, (QUEUE 3, ENTRY 1, ID TEXT , CALL NO.) To display the next caller's ID and step through the ID queue, press digit 3 on the station's keypad. To reverse in the queue, press button 2. To return to the first entry, press button no. 1. During this activity, the operator will hear a ringing tone or the audio from a program distribution channel. To accept the selected entry, press button 0 or F. A full duplex conversation will be established. If none of the operators accepts the CAS call, the call will be routed to a hunt number instead. Features 37 Features 38 13 How to use Display Stations Feature: Ring-Master CALL FORWARD 14 How to use Display Stations Feature: Ring-Master SECRETARY TRANSFER Display info in the FORWARDING station 1002, activating the feature. Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED F5 CALL FWD TO NUM 1204 RED FEATURE CODE FEATURE INFO FWD TO Description: To activate Call Forward, dial feature code F5 (910). The Feature text CALL FWD will be displayed a short period. Dial forwarding station's call number. Display info in the BOSS' station, activating the Secretary Transfer feature. FEATURE Description: To activate Secretary Transfer, CODE dial feature code 935. The info text Win. #1 FEATURE SECRETRY and TO NUM is displayed. Dial the call number of Win. #2 SECR. NO the required secretary. Win #1 and 2 auto-scroll. LED ORANGE FLASHING 935 SECRETRY TO NUM Display info in the CALLING station, calling the BOSS. Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 Win. #4 LED Display info in the FORWARDING station, no. 1002. Win. #1 Win. #2 LED CALL FWD 1204 FEATURE FWD TO Description: Win #1 and 2 auto-scroll. SECRETRY 1002 JOHN S 1204 RED FEATURE CALLED SECR. ID SECR. NO Description: Win #1, 2, 3 and 4 auto-scroll. Win #2, Called Number, is flashing fast ORANGE FLASHING Display info in the CALLING station 1333, calling station 1002. Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 Win. #4 LED CALL FWD 1002 JOHN S 1204 RED FEATURE CALLED FWD TO FWD TO Description: Win #1, 2, 3 and 4 auto-scroll. Win #2, Called Number, is flashing fast Display info in the SECRETARY station when the BOSS is called. Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED SECRETRY 1002 JOHN S RED INFO BOSS NO BOSS ID Description: Win #1, 2 and 3 auto-scroll. The secretary can toggle between boss and caller by pressing the "0" button. The caller is put on HOLD when secretary in connection with the boss. Pressing "X" will put up a call between boss and caller. System CB901 To activate Call Forward. When leaving your office and wishing to answer incoming calls at a new location. Call the station of the person you are going to visit. Dial the feature code F5 (910). Or, first dial the feature code F5 (910) and then the call number of the station you are going to be at. Any call to your station will now be routed to the new location. To cancel the Call Forward feature: Dial the code F6X (913X) at your own station or F6X (913X) + your station number at the forwarded location. To activate Secretary Transfer. Dial the feature code 935. All incoming calls will be routed to the secretary. When the secretary presses "0" button, a connection between secretary and boss is established. Caller is put on hold. The secretary can toggle between boss and caller by pressing the "0" button. Pressing "X", a call is established between boss and caller To cancel Secretary Transfer: Dial the feature code 365X on the secretary or boss station. Ring-Master System CB901 How to use Display Stations 15 Ring-Master Feature: How to use Display Stations 16 Ring-Master Feature: Ring-Master CALL TRANSFER HUNT Display info in the CALL TRANSFER station, when activating the feature. Display info in the CALLING station Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED 916 TRANSFER To num 1204 RED FEATURE CODE FEATURE INFO TRANSFER TO Description: To activate Call Transfer, dial feature code 916. The Feature text TRANSFER will be displayed a short period. Dial call number to transfer to. HUNT 1005 JOHN S 1204 RED FEATURE CALLED HUNT TO HUNT TO Description: Each station is allowed one hunt number to which the central automatically hunts if the called station is busy or in privacy. Win #1, 2, 3 and 4 auto-scroll. Win #2, Called Number, is flashing fast. Win. #3 Win. #4 LED Operation: Subscribers can call a certain number, the Call Transfer number, and request for connection to another extension. When the caller dials the Call Transfer number and asks for connection to another extension, the call transfer operator dials the feature code 916 followed by the requested call number. In the display, the following info text will be shown: TRANSFER - TO NUM. All three stations are now connected, but there is only audio connection between the call transfer operator and the requested call number. The caller is put on HOLD. The call transfer operator can now establish a connection between the caller and the requested call number by pressing "X". The operator leaves the connection. If the call transfer operator decids not to make the connection between caller and requested call number he dials the feature code 916 and he will be reconnected to the caller. Display info in the HUNTED station Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 Win. #4 LED HUNT 1005 CHARLIE 1002 RED FEATURE CALLED CALLER CALLER Description: Win #1, 2, 3 and 4 auto-scroll. Win #2, Called Number, is flashing fast Each station is allowed one hunt number to which the central automatically hunts if the called station is busy or in privacy. Several stations can thus be linked together, so that the search continues until a free station is found. Features 39 Features 40 17 How to use Display Stations Feature: Ring-Master ABSENCE REGISTRATION 18 How to use Display Stations Feature: Ring-Master DIRECT DIALLING FEATURE CODE Description: To program the Direct Dialling feature, dial the feature code F* (or TABLE NO 914). Then dial the table number (1=key 0-9, 3=F1-F9) followed by KEY NO the key number (0-9) and the required data (call number, feature code etc.). DATA End programming with the X key. (CALL NO) Display info in the ABSENCE REG. station, activating the feature. Display info when programming DIRECT DIALLING feature. Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED F0 ABSENCE dial time RED FEATURE CODE INFO INFO INFO Description: To activate Absence Registration (time registration), dial feature code F0 (or 955). Dial the time. To activate Absence Registration (date registration), dial feature code 956. Dial the date. To cancel Absence Registration, dial the code F0X (or 955X or 956X). Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED F* TABLE KEY NUM NUMBER RED Display info in the ABSENCE REGISTERED station. Description: Win. #1 FEATURE Win #1 and 2 auto-scroll. ABSENCE 12:30 Win. #2 LED TIME ORANGE FLASHING Display info in the CALLING station. Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 Win. #4 LED ABSENCE 12:30 JOHN S 1002 RED FEATURE TIME CALLED CALLED Description: Win #1, 2, 3 and 4 auto-scroll. To activate Absence Registration: To activate the Absence Registration feature, the user dials the code: - F0 (or 955) plus 4 digits to indicate time or 956 plus 4 digits to indicate date. ABSENCE - DIAL - TIME (or DATE) will auto-scroll. The LED will flash orange. Calling the Absence Registrated station: The initiator will hear a specific tone and the message ABSENCE and TIME together with the called ID TEXT and CALL NO will auto-scroll. To cancel Absence Registration: Dial the code F0X (or 955X or 956X). Operation: It is possible to program keys 0 to 9 and F0 to F9 of the stations' keypad to dial 20 frequently used numbers (call numbers or feature codes) with one/two keystroke(s). When a programmed key is pressed, a dial tone is heard as normal. If no other key is pressed within 1 second, then the programmed data is automatically dialled. If a second key is pressed within 1 second, then a normal dial sequence can take place. Programming: Programming of the direct dialling data, relevant to the different keys, is made by the station itself (or from the SVT central programming). To program the Direct Dialling feature, dial the feature code F* (or 914). Then dial the table number 1 or 3 (1 for keys 0-9, 3 for key-combination F plus 1-F plus 9) followed by the key number (0-9) and the required data (call number, feature code etc.). In the display the following info text is displayed: TABLE - KEY NO NUMBER. End programming with the X key. Example: Programming the sequence: F* 1 3 1002 X will put call number 1002 on key 3. F* 3 5 1204 X will put call number 1204 on key-combination F plus 5, (F5). System CB901 Ring-Master System CB901 How to use Display Stations 19 Ring-Master Feature: MESSAGE DISPLAY 20 How to use Display Stations Ring-Master Feature: Ring-Master SPEED GROUP PHONE BOOK Display info in the CALLING station, activating (transmitting) a message. Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 LED Display info in the CALLING station. DIAL MESSAGE DATA RED INFO INFO INFO Description: When a call is established, dial the feature code 957. The display shows DIAL - MESSAGE. Dial the required message number. When the right message is selected, dial F to send it. The messages no. 5,6,7,8 and 9 must be followed by additional digit information, DATA. Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 Win. #4 Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 Win. #4 Win. #1 Win. #2 Win. #3 Win. #4 LED Display info in the station receiving a message Description: Win. #1 INFO Win #1,2,3 and4 auto-scroll. To see the messages, dial the Win. #2 INFO feature code 958. Use the scroll keys to read the windows. Dial the Win. #3 INFO X key to delete the message. Win. #4 INFO MESSAGE WAITING DIAL 958 LED ORANGE FLASHING A message string can be sent to another subscriber, to the station's display. Additional numeric information can be added to some of the messages by keying the appropriate keys, e.g. "CALL-INT" - "12345". A message can be sent before a connection is established, or after the setup. The system operates with 10 different messages: Messages 1 - 5 have fixed 16 characters, 2 windows: 0: CALL RECEPTN 1: CALL SWBOARD 2: CALL HOME 3: VISITOR LOBBY 4: Messages 6 - 0 have fixed 8 characters, 1 window and up to 8 digits can be added in window no. 2: 5: CALL INT XXXXXXXX 6: CALL TEL XXXXXXXX 7: MEETING XXXXXXXX 8: 9: To transmit a message when a call is established, dial the feature code 957. The text in the display: DIAL - MESSAGE. Dial the required message number. When the right message is selected, dial F to send it. If the message 5,6,7,8 or 9 is selected, the info in the display will be: DIAL - MESSAGE - DATA. Dial required digit information (window no. 2) will be added to text in window no. 1. Dial F to send the message. In the called display station (AA960) the user will see four windows auto-scroll MESSAGE - WAITING - DIAL - 958. To see the message text, dial the feature code 958. Use the scroll keys to read the windows. Dial the X key to delete the message. FF JOHN s thomas b martin h wÿnand g BENGT E pedro f robert n dallas klaus o BJØRN F HANS H JOHN C FEATURE CODE ID TEXT 1 ID TEXT 2 ID TEXT 3 ID TEXT 4 ID TEXT 5 ID TEXT 6 ID TEXT 7 ID TEXT 8 Description: Dial the feature code FF (or 959) to bring up subscribers preprogrammed in the phone book. Use the scroll keys to display up to 32 call numbers (ID text). When the required subscriber is displayed, press F. The call will be established. To simplify the dialling procedures for frequently used call numbers, the CB901 ID TEXT 9 exchange can be programmed with abbreviated dialling numbers, consisting ID TEXT 10 of two digits. If a display station is used, the caller can scroll the ID text for these ID TEXT 11 preprogrammed numbers. Maximum 32 call numbers can be stored for each station (each phone book table) and a ID TEXT 32 maximum of 32 phone books can be programmed in each CB901 system. ORANGE The caller dials a feature code followed by the speed call number. The default feature is 923, but should be changed to a one digit code for easy access. Alternatively, the user dials FF (or 959) and the first ID text in the speed group phone book will be displayed. To display the other subscribers (totally 32 ID text), the scroll keys must be used. When the required subscriber's ID text is displayed, press the F key to dial. Each system (any size) contains maximum 32 speed group phone books tables. Each such table contains 32 call numbers. A subscriber number in one slave stage can be member of a speed group phone book table in another stage. All call numbers must be entered using the Service Terminal, otherwise the feature is disabled. Features 41 System CB901 Ring-Master No text on this page. 42 System CB901 Ring-Master Installation CHAPTER 4. Installation A. Installation Planning. Proper planning minimizes the time required and costs incurred during an installation. In the long term, maintenance, changes and expansions can be accomplished efficiently when planned for prior to the initial installation. This results in customer satisfaction and goodwill through a minimum disruption of their business activities. Ultimately, customer satisfaction results in additional sales. Each customer’s facility is different and requires a tailored approach to ensure that the job runs smoothly. Each facility will have its own combination of circumstances which must be addressed. The table below summarizes the major stages of a typical installation. The sequence in which the stages are accomplished might vary, the work involved in each stage itself can be modified to reflect the particular circumstances of each installation. The general approach, however, should include the following stages: STEP INSTALLATION 1. Site survey and data collection. 2. Plan major equipment layout. (Central, system power supply, and location of the various stations, speakers, etc. 3. Plan cable routing. 4. Prepare and pre-assemble the central and power supply at the shop facility. 5. Site work: a. Running of station cables. b. Equipment mounting (central, power supply, etc.). c. Installation of stations and speakers. d. System programming and adjustments. 6. System check-out and commissioning. 7. Customer introduction and training. NON STRUCTURAL CONSIDERATIONS: A. The central and power supply must be mounted on the wall or in a 19" rack. B. Location of the majority of stations, locate the central strategically, so that you can minimize the length of the cable runs. C. Location of existing telephone ducts or conduits. D. The AC line should be exclusively dedicated to the system. If the line is equipped with a circuit breaker at the service entrance panel, the circuit breaker switch should be labelled: “DO NOT TURN OFF” E. The equipment should be installed in an area that has adequate ventilation. A temperature range of 0 degrees C (32 degrees F) to 25 degrees C (77 degrees F) and a humidity range of 30% to 90% relative must be maintained. F. Appropriate lighting conditions and adequate working space should be provided for future service calls. G. Consideration must be given to those conditions that may cause damage to the equipment. For example, dust or vapour from flammable or corrosive solvent may cause damage, even so static electricity from carpets and plastic furniture, or direct sunlight. The installation site should not be located in an area likely to be flooded or likely to be damaged by moving objects nearby. H. The central should NOT be installed in an area near electrical noise producing equipment, such as heavy motors, welders, dimmers, radio transmitters, copying machines, etc. I. The power supply (or transformer) must be mounted ABOVE the central. This is to prevent overheating of the central. J. Check carefully that the central equipment has not been damaged during transport. Observe specially the pins on the flatcable contacts as well as the pins on the PCB’s. K. There are 4 screw holes in the cabinet for mounting on the wall or in a 19" rack. The installation cable can enter the cabinet at all 4 corners. B. Central Location A summary of the environmental factors affecting the Ring-Master CB901 system is presented in the listing below. These factors must be considered when developing a detailed system plan. Site preparation is dependent upon the customer’s facilities. In many cases there may only be one location where the central and power supply (or transformer) can be mounted. However, if there is a choice of location, the advantages and disadvantages of each location should be considered. 43 System CB901 Installation C. Cabling Requirements Each station is connected to the central by 4 leads (in two twisted pairs), 1 pair for audio and signalling and 1 pair for power supply. The 24V DC can either be supplied directly from the central, or a group of stations can be powered from a remote power supply. Ring-Master central must be increased accordingly. However, independent local DC power supplies can be used for distant stations. No reference wiring between local and central power supplies is necessary. IMPORTANT NOTE: If a number of stations are powered from a common/parallel DC power pair, voltage fluctuations can result in incidental crosstalk. Therefore it is essential that a separate power pair is always used for each station. If the output voltage of the power supply is adjusted for 27,0 V DC (recommended), this will give the following cable lengths at the indicated types of telephone cable used: 250 meter at 0,5 mm diameter copper cable 350 “ “ 0,6 mm “ “ “ 600 “ “ 0,8 mm “ “ “ 900 “ “ 1,0 mm “ “ “ If the actual distance exceeds these norms, it is recommended to increase the diameter of the cable (by using several wires), or to install a local power supply close to the station(s). Table with technical data related to the calculation of cable lengths: Normal voltage to the station (LA925/LA924A): 27,0 V Maximum voltage to the station: 28,5 V Minimum voltage to the station: 21,0 V Normal power consumption of the station: 100 mA Maximum power consumption of the station: 150 mA In the CB901 system, the following loop resistance values of the installation cable to the stations can be accepted: Max. loop resistance station wire pair no. 1, leads 1 and 2 = 240 Ohm Max. loop resistance station wire pair no. 2, leads 3 and 4 = 40 Ohm. Leads No. 1 and No. 2. Individual leads, i.e. a separate twisted pair is required for each station. Galvanically connected to KRONE subscriber terminal of flatcables BF927 in the central, these pairs carry tone signalling (CCITT norm) for dialling, audio transmission and DC control signals for stations. The maximum loop resistance of this pair is 240 Ohm, corresponding to approx. 2 km cable length from station to central, using standard telephone cable with 0,6mm diam. wiring. A longer distance (loop resistance more than 240 Ohm) can cause incorrect dialling transmission. If the cable to a station or a group of stations is running close to radio aerials or other interference sources, the leads should be shielded. Leads No. 3 and No. 4. These leads carry operating voltage to the stations. The maximum / minimum station voltage for proper operation is 28,5V - 21V. This allows a loop resistance between each station and power supply (centralized or local) of 40 Ohm, giving a distance of 350 meters on 0,6mm copper wire and 600m on 0,8mm. (based on power supply output of 27,0V). The above calculations are based on the average power consumption of 150mA per station and that the power supply is adjusted for an output of 27,0 V DC. The LA925 (LA924A for 110V AC) supplied by Stento ASA can be easily adjusted. The wire dimension for stations located further from the 44 System CB901 Ring-Master AA916/AA960 CENTRALIZED POWER SUPPLY POWER UNIT Installation AA903 INTERCOM 60 1 4 7 T 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 X F 1 4 7 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 # X M T Screw terminal RJ 45, 8 pin In station AA916/AA960: Audio and signalling, wire 5&4 Power, wire 3(+) & 6(-). In all other stations: Audio and signalling, wire 1&2 Power, wire 3(+) & 4(-). Central CB901-1 Ring-Master 1 2 3 4 5 4 3 6 1 2 3 4 Distance max. 350 meter (0.6 mm diam.) AA903 AA916/AA960 REMOTE POWER SUPPLY POWER UNIT INTERCOM 60 1 4 7 T 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 X F 1 4 7 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 # X M T In station AA916/AA960: Audio and signalling, wire 5&4 Power, wire 3(+) & 6(-). In all other stations: Audio and signalling, wire 1&2 Power, wire 3(+) & 4(-). Central CB901-1 Ring-Master Screw terminal RJ 45, 8 pin 1 2 3 4 5 4 3 6 1 2 3 4 Audio and signalling, 1&2 / 5&4. Distance max. 2000 meter, (0.6 mm diam) +- REMOTE POWER UNIT Termination to installation cable: Stations using 8 pin modular RJ45 plug: AA960/AA916 PIN 8 Pin 1: Pin 2: Pin 3: Pin 4: Pin 5: Pin 6: Pin 7: Pin 8: external loudspeaker external loudspeaker, remote output wire 3, power 24VDC (+), remote input wire 2, (B), audio & signalling wire 1, (A), audio & signalling wire 4, power 24VDC, (-) remote output remote input PIN 1 MODULAR JACK ASSEMBLY RJ45 FRONT VIEW 45 System CB901 Ring-Master No text on this page 46 System CB901 Ring-Master Technical Specifications CHAPTER 5. Technical Specifications 5.1. TECHNICAL DATA - DISPLAY MASTER STATION AA960. Operating voltage: 24V DC +/- 15% Current drain: Station, stand by: 0.02 A Station, normal speech level: 0.1 A Station, max. speech level: 0.2 A Station, w/16 ohm external speaker max. speech level: 0.4A Max. power consumption: Station alone, approx. 5 W Station w/16 ohm ext. loudspeaker: 10 W Amplifier output power: Normal speech level: 0.2 W Max. speech level: 1 W The station amplifier can supply additional 2 W to an external loudspeaker External loudspeaker impedance: Recommended 16 to 50 ohm. Volume control range: 27dB Display: 8 characters, alpha numeric Temperature range: 0 - 40ºC (32 - 104ºF) Cable requirements: 1 twisted pair for audio and signalling 1 pair for power supply 5.2. LINE SPECIFICATION Line specifications: Frequency range: 300 - 5000 Hz Galvanic line: 0 dBm (1mW/600ohm) Normal speech level: -12 dBm Max. speech level: + 4 dBm Tone signalling level: - 10 dBm (CCITT) Modem signalling (32kHz): -16dBm Dimensions AA960: Height: 51 mm (2.0"), Width: 72 mm (2.7") Length: 224 mm (8.8") 47 System CB901 Technical Specifications 5.3. TECHNICAL DATA - CENTRAL UNIT CB901 Power requirements: 24V DC regulated Internal voltages: +/- 12V, +/- 5V, 0V. Power consumption, data unit: approx. 1 Amp. Power consumption, Subscriber card: approx. 100 mA Max. power consumption: approx. 100Watt Cable specifications: 2 twisted leads per station for audio 2 twisted leads per station for power supply Line specifications: Frequency 300 - 5000 Hz Galvanic line: 0 dBm (1mW/600ohm) Speech level, normal: -12 dBm Speech level, max.: + 4 dBm Tone signalling level: - 10 dBm Tone signalling frequencies in accordance with CCITT norms Switching principle: Internal in nodes: Time Division Multiplex (TDM) with analogue transmission based on Pulse Amplitude Modulation Between nodes: Digital transmission, Pulse Code Modulation (PCM), 2MBIT/S. Programme organization: Microprocessor (MPU) 16 bits MC68000 Cassette DP991/DP992 dimensions: Height: 264mm (10.4") Width: 483mm (19") Depth: 300mm (11.8") Colour: Aludine yellow CE Certification: CB901 complies with the following standards: EMC directive 89/336-EEC, EN50081-1 and EN50082-1 Ring-Master 48 System CB901 Ring-Master 49 System CB901 Ring-Master F A S T A C C E S S C O M M U N I C A T I O N AA960, Master Station with display Excellent sound reproduction. Multi-colour LED for indications. Red during conversation. 8 characters alpha-numeric display. - station's call number - station's ID text - time (12 or 24 hrs. indication) Scroll keys for the display Function key, F Key to activate confidential mode. Volume control keys, volume up/down Standard international telephone keypad "T-to-talk" optional manual control of calls. Microphone mute key "X-to-cancel" key. Sensitive microphone. System CB901 is manufactured by STENTO ASA, Norway to conform to Quality System standards BS5750, Part 2 and ISO9001. The company reserves the right to modify designs and alter specifications without prior notice, in pursuance of a policy of continuous improvement. STENTO ASA Prof. Birkelandsvei 27 Postboks 68, Leirdal NO-1008 Oslo, Norway Web: http://www.stento.no wwt_114e. July 99 50