Erifox III

Rev C
PF9303-17
Erifox III-D
PBX
Ericsson
Businessphone 6/III-D
User Manual
Relevant directives:
73/23/EEC Low voltage directive
89/336/EEC EMC directive
Erifox PBXs are developed and manufactured in Norway.
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INSTALLATION MANUAL/ USER MANUAL

Rev C
For telephone exchange 3/8 version Erifox III-D

(Ericsson BusinessPhone 6 version).
List of contents Page no.
1. READ THIS FIRST........................................................................................................................4

1.1 Features and user possibilities. ........................................................................................4
A 2 Installation. ..................................................................................................................................5
A 2.1 Extension lines.............................................................................................................5
A 2.2 Trunk lines (external lines to the public network). ......................................................5
A 2.3 Installation diagram. ....................................................................................................6
A 2.4 Installation of door bell and door lock.........................................................................7
A 2.5 Installation of door phone. ...........................................................................................8
A 2.6 Installation of external music source. ..........................................................................8
A 2.7 Installation of alarm input signal. ................................................................................8
A 2.8 Installation of DISPLAY unit. .....................................................................................8
A 3 Extension line and trunk line settings. .........................................................................................9
A 3.1 Extension lines not in use. ...........................................................................................9
A 3.2 Setting trunkline 2........................................................................................................9
A 3.3 Setting trunkline 3........................................................................................................10
A 3.4 Local groups. ...............................................................................................................10
A 3.5 Trunk line signalling....................................................................................................11
A 3.6 Two stage dialling-in. ..................................................................................................11
A 4 CHOICE OF TELEPHONES. .....................................................................................................12
A 4.1 DTMF/ impulse dialling. .............................................................................................12
A 4.2 Operator telephone set. ................................................................................................12
A 4.3 DTMF telephone set. ...................................................................................................12
A 4.4 How to use a impulse telephone set. ............................................................................12
B 5 HOW TO USE THE EXCHANGE..............................................................................................13
B 5.1 Internal calls. ................................................................................................................13
B 5.2 Group call (all call). .....................................................................................................13
B 5.3 External calls. Normal trunk line function. ..................................................................13
B 5.4 Outgoing calls using the internal memory. ..................................................................14
B 5.5 Answering calls............................................................................................................14
B 5.6 Answering external calls if the ringing signal has been switched off. .........................14
B 5.7 External "call waiting" signal.......................................................................................14
B 5.8 Call Pick-up, internal- calls..........................................................................................14
B 5.9 External or internal call transfer or retrieve. ................................................................15
B 5.10 Notification of available external line,/call back when free.......................................15
B 5.11 Notification of available internal line,/call back when free. ......................................15
B 5.12 Conference. ................................................................................................................16
B 5.13 To turn the external ringing signal OFF/ON..............................................................16
B 5.14 Call diversion. ............................................................................................................16
B 5.15 Reset...........................................................................................................................17
B 5.16 Stop alarm ..................................................................................................................17
B 6 OPERATOR FUNCTIONS. ........................................................................................................17
C 7 CHOICE OF FUNCTIONS. ........................................................................................................17
C 7.1 Selecting new functions on the extensions...................................................................18
C 7.2 Blocking. ......................................................................................................................18
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C7.2.1 Programming data for call restriction. 18

C7.2.2 Programming call restriction, Allowed or Blocked zone. 19
C 7.3 Waiting tone to the trunk line/ music on hold..............................................................19
C 7.4 Warning tone during conference..................................................................................20
C 7.5 Reset.............................................................................................................................20
C 7.6 Night mode...................................................................................................................20
C 7.7 Programming telephone numbers in the memory. .......................................................20
C 7.8 Programming the data transfer mode for the display. ..................................................21
C 7.9 Programming the recall accept time.............................................................................21
C 7.10 Activate alarm input...................................................................................................21
C 7.11 Adjusting the waiting time for the memory dialling. .................................................21
C 7.12 Billing system. ...........................................................................................................22
C 7.13 Tones and signals. ......................................................................................................22
C 7.14 Ringing cadenses........................................................................................................23
C 8. SPECIAL FUNCTIONS. ............................................................................................................23
C 8.1 Digital public exchanges, or behind superior PABX operation. ..................................23
C 8.2 Door bell. .....................................................................................................................23
C 8.3 Door station..................................................................................................................23
C 8.4 Door lock......................................................................................................................23
C 8.5 Faxlink. ........................................................................................................................24
C 8.6 Power failure features, emergency use.........................................................................24
C 9 TECHNICAL DATA...................................................................................................................25
C 9.1 General data. ................................................................................................................25
C 9.2 External line. ................................................................................................................25
C 9.3 Internal line. .................................................................................................................25
C 9.4 Standard Tones and signals:.........................................................................................25
B 10 How to use the DISPLAY module ASB 10803/D ..................................................................26
B 10.1 General. ......................................................................................................................26
B 10.2 DISPLAY PICTURE, operative status. .....................................................................26
B 10.3 DISPLAY PICTURE, programming..........................................................................27
C 11 FAULT FINDING .....................................................................................................................28
C 12 MASTER / SLAVE OPERATION............................................................................................29
C 13 Supplementary technical information. .......................................................................................30
C 13.1 Outgoing timed break. Trunk signal timing. ..............................................................30
C 13.2 Outgoing timed break. Trunk signal timing. ..............................................................30
C 13.3 Impulse dialling timing, adjusting the make / break ratio..........................................30
C 13.4 Impulse dialling system..............................................................................................30
C 13.5 Ringing signal cadence. .............................................................................................30
C 13.6 Outgoing prefix, 0 or 9...............................................................................................31
C 13.7 Changing the internal dial-tone..................................................................................31
C 13.8 Changing the outgoing waiting-tone..........................................................................31
C 13.9 Conference allowance. ...............................................................................................31
C 13.10 Changing the dialling ratio of the internal DTMF sender........................................31
C 13.11 Detection of trunk line. ............................................................................................31
C 13.12 Redail function allowed / not allowed. ....................................................................32
C 13.13 System reset. ............................................................................................................32
B 14. USER MANUAL SHORT FORM. ..........................................................................................32

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For correct installation and trouble free use, please follow the installation and user manual
carefully! The manual is devided in three sections, A, B and C. Section A describes the
installation and programming settings for the installation. Section B describes how to use the
system, and section C describes how to change the user accessible features by programming.
1.1 Features and user possibilities.
The maximum capacity of the PABX is 3 trunk lines and 8 extensions. Two PABXs of this kind
can be connected together in a master/slave operation, giving a total system capacity of 6 trunks
and 14 extensions. This is described in section C.
Different types of analog instrument, such as telephone sets, answering machines, telefax etc. can
be connected to the extensions.
It is recommended to use instruments using the DTMF (tone) signalling system. Instruments
using loop disconnect signals can also be used.
The PABX is intended for telephone use, and all basic functions are available:
• Outgoing calls from any extension.

• Incoming calls selectable to any extension.
• Call transfer, enquiry call, external call on hold.
• Call restriction.
• Internal calls only.
In addition, there is a large number of special features which make the telephone system very
flexible:
• Operator mode.
• Night mode.
• Optional connection of display read-out.
• Door station, with bell and electrical lock functions.
• Alarm (internal).
• Memory for telephone numbers.
If you want to connect a telefax machine, use the feature "Faxlink". If a special outgoing line is
needed, for instance to another superior PABX, you can access each line individually. If two or
three companies or households want to share one PABX, this is possible using the "Grouping"
feature. Then internal calls are possible to all extensions, but external calls are separated.
Changing functions is done by programming from extension 2 (no. 22).

A 2 Installation.
Section A.
A 2 Installation.
The installation procedure is as follows:
a) Select the best location for the PABX

b) Install the extension lines, and test all the lines.
c) Connect the trunk lines to the Public Switched Telephone Network.
d) Set the trunk line signalling type, Pulse or DTMF.
e) Change functions by programming to fit customers application.
The PABX extensions should be installed and tested before the trunk lines are connected.
The AC supply shall be disconnected during the installation!
A 2.1 Extension lines.
Please follow the information given in fig. 1 and 2 for the installation of the extensions. The
connectors are located under the small lid. (Fig. 2). Each connector has outlet for two extensions.
6 special plugs are packed with the system, one spare. The operator station is no. 29, and the
programming station is no. 22. The programming station must be a DTMF (tone) telephone set.
Use single pair cables for each extension. Multiple cable can be used, but not for more than 10
meters in each case. See fig. 1.
Extension wiring and testing:

Put the 4 wires from two extensions into the white plastic holder. (See also fig. 2). Press the
white plastic holder into the black plug section, keeping the wires in place! The two extensions
are connected, and the plug can be installed in any of the 4 extension connectors.
Connect the AC-power. The red lamp will light up. Each extension is tested by making internal
calls. Proceed to the fault-finding on page 28 if there is any problem. If a extension is not used, it
must be switched off by programming. See the setting instructions in chapter A 3.1.
A 2.2 Trunk lines (external lines to the public network).
The trunk lines can be installed using multiple pair cables. Do not install the trunk lines in the
same cable as the extensions. This will reduce the capacity of the PABX to withstand surge
voltages caused by lightning.
After the extensions have been installed and tested, the trunk lines can be connected. The trunk
cable is marked with the line numbers L1 - L3. All trunk lines can be used as a selective outgoing
line, and line 3 can be used directly linked to extension 3 (faxlink). See chapter A 3.3 and C 8.5.
!! Before you put the PABX into operation, it is absolutely necessary to program the trunk
line signalling. See chapter A 3 for instructions.

A 2 Installation.
A 2.3 Installation diagram.
The PABX should be installed close to the trunk line outlets, and close to the AC power outlet.
Please observe that optional surge protecting devices are recommended if the customer premises
are often exposed to lightning. If the outside lines are above ground level, such devices are
required. It is important that these devices are connected to ground.
Erifox III-D
Fig. 1

A 2 Installation.
Connectors under the lid.
Fig.2
A 2.4 Installation of door bell and door lock.
Fig. 3 describe how to connect a door bell signal and an electrical door lock to the PABX. A door
phone (DP) based on a 2-wire system can be used, and is connected to the terminals DP under the
lid. The PABX can therefore be used to control access to a building. In fig. 3 a typical interface
to existing mains powered door bell is shown. The door bell (DB) signal can be any voltage, DC
or AC between 4 and 24V. The Current capacity on the door lock switch is 1 A maximum.
Fig. 3

A 2 Installation.
A 2.5 Installation of door phone.
The door phone must be self-powered. Several types can be used, as long as the speech system is
based on standard 600 Ω two-wire technology. The Door Phone is connected to the terminals DP
in the connector K11. Please consult the factory or the nearest responsible distributor for further
information.
A 2.6 Installation of external music source.
When an external call is put on hold during call transfer, the external party will hear a special
waiting tone. Instead of this tone, it is possible to activate a internal or external music source for
"music on hold".
The external source can be a radio tuner, or better, a CD player. The CD player can be set in
repeat mode for continuous play. Connect the line output terminals of the source to the terminals
A and B in connector K2. Do not connect any loudspeaker output terminals to the PABX!
Only a line output must be connected. When the "music on hold" facility is programmed, the
music is heard in the programming telephone set after the proper code has been entered.
A 2.7 Installation of alarm input signal.
The PABX will accept a Normal Closed (NC) contact as the alarm input. The two terminals F
and G in K2 must be connected to the external NC contact. The alarm mode is activated when the
contact is opened. This feature must be selected by programming. See chapter C 7.10.
A 2.8 Installation of DISPLAY unit.
The display is placed on a table, preferably at the operator´s position. Before the connection to
the PABX is done, please disconnect the AC-supply to the PABX by taking out the mains power
plug. Remove the lid. Connect the wires to E-H as described below. Each wire connects by
opening the connector. This can be done by pressing a screwdriver into the white arm. Be careful
not to short-circuit any of the wires! When the installation is completed, connect power to the
PABX. If the display is correctly installed, there will be a status picture in the display.
If the supplied cable is too short, an extension cord can be used. The length of the cable can be
maximum 100 meters.
Original PABX- Please note!!

Colour connector F is not used for the display.
YELLOW E
RED G
BLACK H

A 3 Extension line and trunk line settings.
SETTINGS:

The PABX and the extension lines are now installed. Before you operate the system, it is most
important to follow the instructions carefully how to set the different parameters for the trunk
lines and the extension lines below. The parameters are set by programming codes from
extension 2 (no. 22). Please observe that the function of trunk line 1 cannot be changed. This line
is always in-use. Programming is ended by replacing the hand-set.
Lines which are not used, or not connected at all, must be programmed off duty. The right type of
trunk line signalling must be programmed. See below.
A 3.1 Extension lines not in use.
If you choose not to connect extension lines to all 8 extension outlets, or if any of the telephones
are removed from the installation, you must program these extensions out of use. Lift the hand-
set of no. 22, which is the programming station, and dial:
*21*nn0#. "n n" is the extension line number out of use.
If you later on decide to use these outlets, you can program the line back in use by selecting new
functions as described in chapter C 7.1. Extensions 22 and 29 cannot be programmed out of use.
A 3.2 Setting trunkline 2.
See chapter A 3.4. for information about the feature "Local groups". See chapter B 5.3. for
information about "selective outgoing line".
Lift the hand-set of no. 22, and dial:
#*12*0# Trunk line 2 is not in use.

#*12*1# Trunk line 2 is in use.(Default)
#*12*2# Trunk line 2 is selective.◊
# * 1 2 * 3 * nn1 , nn2 .... # Local group.
nn= extension numbers which belong to this group.
◊ The line cannot be selected by dialling -0-. The code 42 must be used.

A 3.3 Setting trunkline 3.
See chapter A 3.4. for information about the feature "Local groups". See chapter C 8.5. for
information about the feature "Faxlink".
Lift the hand-set of no. 22, and dial:
#*13*0# Trunk line 3 is not in use.

#*13*1# Trunk line 3 is in use. (Default)
#*13*2# Trunk line 3 is used as "Faxlink".
# * 1 3 * 3 * nn1 , nn2 .... # Local group.
nn= extension numbers which belong to this group.
A 3.4 Local groups.
If the PABX is shared by two or three companies or households, it is possible to separate the
traffic into groups of users. It is possible to dial internal calls between the groups, but
external calls are restricted to the individually defined group. If this feature is needed, it is
possible to choose the type of grouping, as shown below.(Incoming / or outgoing calls).
Example: You want to operate the PABX with two groups. One group of telephones belong to
line 1 and 2, the remaining group of telephones belong to line 3. The Extensions for
line 3 are no: 26, 27, 28. In this case it is only needed to program the group to line 3.
The other extensions will automatically belong to the remaining two lines (1 and 2):
Lift the hand-set of extension no. 22, and dial:

# * 1 3* 3 * 26 27 28 #
If three groups are defined, the telephones grouped to line 2 must be programmed as well. (Code:
#*12*3* .......#). The remaining telephones which are not programmed to any group
automatically belong to line 1.
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Important WARNING!
It is not allowed to define the same extension number into two different groups!
The selection of type of groups is made as follows:

#*14*0# Local groups for incoming calls only. (Default)

#*14*1# Local groups for both incoming and outgoing calls.
#*14*2# Local groups for outgoing calls only.

A 3.5 Trunk line signalling.
The Public exchange can accept two types of dialling signals:

a) DTMF and Impulse type of signals. (a=0)
b) Impulse signals ONLY. (a=1)
Please contact your PTT for further information. It is most important to verify the trunk line
signalling types, and program the right type of signals from the PABX. Otherwise, outgoing
dialling may malfunction. It is possible to select different types of signals individually on each
trunk line. One line can be impulse type, while the other lines can be DTMF.
# * 1 1 * a1 , a 2 , a 3 #
a 1 = trunk line 1, a 2 = trunk line 2, a 3 = trunk line 3.

The value for a is: -0- for DTMF and impulse.(Default)
-1- for impulse only.
Example: Trunk line 2 is selective, outgoing line to a superior PBX, which requires impulse
dialling. The other lines are direct lines, which accepts DTMF. The programming
code will in this case be: #*11*010#
If the Public line can accept DTMF, DTMF signals from a telephone set will be passed directly to
the line. If a impulse type of telephone then is used, the PABX will detect the digits, and
retransmit the digit information as impulse signals.
If the Public line does not detect DTMF, the PABX will detect the DTMF signals, and re-
transmit the digit information as impulse signals.
A 3.6 Two stage dialling-in.
Each trunk line can be programmed individually as two stage dialling-in. If the extension number
is known, the caller can address this extension directly, using a DTMF telephone set! After the
number is dialled, the caller will hear the internal dial-tone of the PABX, and the extension
number can be dialled. It is also possible to use a ordinary answering machine as an automatic
operator, telling the caller which internal number to use.
If the call is not answered, or if the caller waits too long before the extension number is dialled,
the PABX will start the normal ringing sequence.
The selection of this facility is done by programming the codes below:
# * 1 5 * a1 , a 2 , a 3 #
a 1 = trunk line 1, a 2 = trunk line 2, a 3 = trunk line 3.

The value for a is: -0- for normal operation. (Default).

A 4 CHOICE OF TELEPHONES.
-1- for dialling-in.

-2- for automatic operator.
If –2- is used, a anwering machine must be connected to extension 24, which cannot be used for
other purposes. Please also program: # * 21 * 24 2 #.
The length of the spoken message should be kept less than 12 seconds.
A 4 CHOICE OF TELEPHONES.
The PABX will accept Impulse dialling signals as well as DTMF signals. For best possible
performance, please note the advice below.
A 4.1 DTMF/ impulse dialling.

Some telephone sets can be switched between Impulse and DTMF. See the user manual for the
telephone set, or check if there is a switch on the instrument.
DTMF (tone) dialling telephones are always push-button telephone. This is verified by a tone
sound while a button is pressed. Tone dialling telephones always have the * and # button.
A 4.2 Operator telephone set.

A special requirement is needed for the operator station no. 29. If the Public exchange accepts
impulse signals only, the operator telephone set (no. 29) should be switch-able between impulse
dialling and DTMF dialling. During power failure, the operator telephone must be set to impulse.
In normal operating, it is preferred to use DTMF.
A 4.3 DTMF telephone set.

It is recommended to use telephone sets with tone DTMF dialling signals. To get access to all
the features and functions of the PABX, the telephones must have the * and # buttons and a
R-button with timed break, or a flash button.
If the telephone set is equipped with a R-button, please notice that there are two types of signals
used for register Recall: Timed break (flash), or ground. If the telephones have switchable
functions for dialling type and Recall signal type, it must be set to: DTMF dialling R=timed break.
If the set has a flash-button and no R-button, it is possible to use this as the recall signal. See the
programming instructions for Recall accept time.
If you have a telephone set with DTMF dialling without R-button or "Flash" button, it can be
used only for dialling and answering calls. The other features of the PABX cannot be used.
A 4.4 How to use a impulse telephone set.
Impulse dialling telephone sets can be used for internal and external calls. It can also be used to
transfer incoming calls, as the digit -1- is used as a recall button. The other features of the PABX
are limited.

B 5 HOW TO USE THE EXCHANGE.

Important notice: Whenever the user guide states the use of * on a DTMF telephone set, digit 7
on a impulse signalling telephone set can be dialled instead. Whenever the user guide states the
use of # , digit 8 on a impulse signalling telephone set can be dialled.
B 5.1 Internal calls.
Lift the hand-set. -You hear the internal dial-tone.

Dial the extension number you want to call: 22 - 29.
-You get a connection, or hear the busy-tone.
B 5.2 Group call (all call).
If you want to make an internal call, but do not know where to find the person, you can make an
internal call to all extension that are not busy. If "grouping" is selected, the all-call is only valid
within the group.
Lift the hand-set. Dial: * * A ringing tone is heard.
This feature can also be used when transferring calls as in B 5.9
B 5.3 External calls. Normal trunk line function.

Dial: 0.
-You hear the regular dial-tone.
-If all lines are busy, you hear the busy-tone.
Special trunk line functions. The different external lines can be addressed directly: Dial 41 for
calls to line 1, Dial 42 for calls to line 2, Dial 43 for calls to line 3.
If trunk line 2 is programmed as "selective", this line will not be available by dialling -0-. You
must Dial 42 for outgoing calls to line 2.
If trunk line 3 is programmed as "faxlink", you can use this line for outgoing calls if the line is
free. Dial 43 for outgoing calls to line 3.
It is possible to park a existing call, and make a new outgoing call. Dial R 0. If there are no 2.
external calls ringing, you will get a new external dial-tone, and you can dial the new external
number.

B 5.4 Outgoing calls using the internal memory.
If is possible to dial a telephone number which is stored in the memory of the PABX. The PABX
will connect a external line, and send the telephone number from the specified memory location
as the procedure is entered. (Line 2 will not be used for memory dialling if selective line is
programmed).
All extensions can use the memory. Also those with restrictions.
Dial: * a a. (a a = memory location number from 22 to 69)
Example: Dial the number stored in memory location 45: Dial: * 45.
B 5.5 Answering calls.
The telephone set is ringing.

Lift the hand-set. -You are connected to the caller.
B 5.6 Answering external calls if the ringing signal has been switched off.
You hear the ringing signal from another telephone set.

Dial: 0. -You are connected to the external call.
B 5.7 External "call waiting" signal.
If another call arrives while you are busy, you will hear a background signal every 10 seconds.
Transfer or terminate the call, and replace the hand-set. The new call is answered as you lift the
hand-set.
It is possible to pick up the new call by dialling R and 0. Then you can toggle between the
existing call and the new call by dialling R and 0 again. The call you currently hold can be
transferred as normal.
B 5.8 Call Pick-up, internal- calls.
You hear a ringing signal on a telephone and wish to answer the call from another extension.

Dial the ext. number ringing. -You hear the busy-tone.
Dial: # -The call is answered.

B 5.9 External or internal call transfer or retrieve.
When you have an external or internal call. The call can be on hold as you make an enquiry call.
The call may then be transferred or retrieved by you.
Dial: R -You hear the internal dial-tone.

Dial the extension number. (22-29) A internal conversation is possible.
To retrieve the external call: Dial: R

To transfer the call: -Replace the hand-set.
If you want to continue the conversation from another telephone, transfer as described, and
replace the hand-set. Walk to the other phone which is ringing, and lift the hand-set. The
procedure must not take more than 90 seconds. After 90 seconds, the line is disconnected, and
the ringing signal is stopped.
B 5.10 Notification of available external line,/call back when free.
When you want to make an external call, but receive busy-tone, you can ask the PABX to notify
you when one of the lines becomes available.
Dial external prefix 0 as normal. -You hear busy-tone.

Dial: R -You hear confirmation tone.
Replace the hand-set.
-- When you hear 2 cycles of internal ringing signal, the line is free.
Repeat the normal procedure by dialling 0 for outgoing calls.
If someone else has "booked" the line, you will hear the blocking tone, and the feature is not
available.
B 5.11 Notification of available internal line,/call back when free.
When you want to make an internal call, and the extension is busy, you can ask the PABX to
notify you when the line becomes available.
Dial internal extension as normal. -You hear busy-tone.

When the called extension is free, a ringing signal is heard on your telephone. If you do not
answer after two ringing sequences, the service is cancelled. If you answer, a new ringing signal
is automatically received at the previous busy extension. When the call is answered, the
conversation is established.

B 5.12 Conference.
A conference call (3-party conference) can be established in two ways:
a) Between one external + two internal participants, or

b) Between 3 internal participants.
The procedure is : You set up the external /internal call first, or have already a conversation.
Dial: R * nn. nn is the extension no. for the third party.
The called extension (nn) receives the external ringing signal if the conference is external. When
the extension is answered, the conference is established.
B 5.13 To turn the external ringing signal OFF/ON.
It is possible to temporarily turn the ringing signal off or on by a simple procedure on each
telephoneset, without programming.
OFF: Lift the hand-set . -You hear the internal dial-tone.

Dial: * 0 -You hear the confirmation tone.
ON: Lift the hand-set . -You hear the internal dial-tone.

Dial: * 1 -You hear the confirmation tone.
B 5.14 Call diversion.
It is possible to temporarily divert all calls to your extension to another extension. The calls are
diverted to the extension where the feature is selected. External calls which have been transferred
to you from another extension will also be signalled at the diverted extension.
Dial: # nn #. -Confirmation tone. nn= extension number.
When the diversion feature is not wanted any more, the original ringing station is selected by
repeating the service code above on your own extension.
Example: Your extension number is 25. You are attending a meeting, and want to divert
your calls to this other room. You don´t need to know the extension number at
this place. Just lift the hand-set, and dial: # 25 #. Please remember to divert the
call back to your own extension, using the same service code.
Warning! There is no warning tone at your extension number to indicate that the extension
has been diverted. You must remember to switch off this feature. If you suspect
that your extension has been diverted by accident, or by someone else, please
dial the service code above.

B 6 OPERATOR FUNCTIONS.
B 5.15 Reset.
These temporary functions B 5.13 and B 5.14. can be cancelled from the programming station.
The values you have programmed are then reinstalled.
Lift the hand-set of extension no. 22, and dial: *#
B 5.16 Stop alarm
If the alarm feature is used, and the alarm has been activated, it is stopped using the following
procedure:
Lift the hand-set of any extension number, and dial: ##
B 6 OPERATOR FUNCTIONS.
The PABX can be running in three different modes:
NORMAL mode, NIGHT mode, and OPERATOR mode. The receiving of incoming external
calls are different for the three modes. The OPERATOR station (console) is extension no. 29.
Normal mode:
-- All incoming calls will ring at the pre-determined telephones which are programmed
with the ringing signal.
-- Transferred calls will be reverted after 45 sec. if not answered.
-- External "call waiting" signal to all busy extensions, except faxline.
Night mode:
-- All incoming calls will ring at the pre-determined telephones which are programmed
with the night mode ringing signal. Special programming is required for night mode
service.
Operator mode:
-- All incoming calls will be signalled on no. 29 only. (Operator station).
-- Call waiting signal only when transferring a call from the operator.
-- Transferred calls will be reverted to the operator after 40 sec. if not answered
(or if busy).
-- External call pick-up by dialling 0 cannot be performed by other than no. 29.
Operator mode can be selected by programming from the programming station no. 22, or from
the operator station no. 29:
Lift the hand-set . -You hear the internal dial-tone.

Dial: * 9 0 Normal mode. (Default)
Dial: * 9 1 Night mode.
Dial: * 9 2 Operator mode.
C 7 CHOICE OF FUNCTIONS.
Default programming. At delivery, the extension functions are:

-Normal mode, all extensions ring when external calls arrive.
-You have access to external lines from any extension.
-No restrictions for the outgoing calls.
All programming is executed from extension no. 22!

By using the number and symbol keys on telephone set no. 22, several functions may be changed
and restricted in several ways. See the codes below:
# * 11 * for programming the trunk line signaling type.
# * 12 * for programming trunk line 2.
# * 13 * for programming trunk line 3.
# * 14 * for programming local groups, type of grouping.
# * 15 * for programming direct dialling in.
# * 16 * for programming music on hold / waiting tone off.
# * 21 * for programming the extensions.
# * 22 * for programming call restricted, 1 digit.
# * 23 * for programming call restricted, allowed area code.
# * 24 * for programming call restricted, blocked area code.
# * 25 * for programming the conference warning tone.
# * 26 * for programming Night mode ringing distribution.
#*3* for programming memory dialling numbers.
C 7.1 Selecting new functions on the extensions.
The extensions which can be programmed are numbered from 22 - 29. The functions may be
changed at any time. Default setting is code 1. "nn" = the extension number you want to assign
additional functions. Lift the hand-set of extension no. 22, and dial:
# * 21 * nn 0 # Extension not in use.

# * 21 * nn 1 # Open for outgoing calls, no restrictions, ringing signal ON.
# * 21 * nn 2 # Open for outgoing calls, no restrictions, ringing signal OFF.
# * 21 * nn 5 # Blocked for all outgoing calls, ringing signal ON.
# * 21 * nn 6 # Blocked for all outgoing calls, ringing signal OFF.
# * 21 * nn 7 # Data protection, no restrictions, ringing signal ON.
# * 21 * nn 8 # Data protection, no restrictions, ringing signal OFF.
Example: You want to switch off the ringing signal on telephone no. 25. Dial: # * 21 * 25 2 #
C 7.2 Blocking.
Telephones that are available for anybody may be completely blocked from making outgoing
calls. This feature is operative when the extension codes 5 and 6 above are selected.
C7.2.1 Programming data for call restriction.

Access to selected local calls decided by the first digit dialled.

If one or more extension lines are programmed to call restriction by code 3 or 4, the first digit
dialled to the trunk line is controlled. If the digit dialled is corresponding to one of the values
programmed, the call is allowed. If not, the line is disconnected and congestion tone will be
heard. The user can choose as allowed up to all 10 digits as the first digit.
Functions are given according to the table below:
# * 22 * A1 + A2 ... A10 # A is digits to be allowed. A = 0-9.
There must be at least one digit programmed.

Default values: all digits 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 are allowed.
C7.2.2 Programming call restriction, Allowed or Blocked zone.
It is possible to define until two area-zones as allowed, or as not allowed (blocked).

The area-zone can have maximum 4 digits, but it may be only 2. It is not possible to define
one zone as allowed and one blocked at the same time. In combination with the system
described in Ch. C 7.2., it is possible to solve almost any combination of restrictions.
Example: (Here in the example the allowed zones are 3 digits.)

All first digits 1-9 are programmed as allowed, but not -1-.
But two zones beginning with 1 can be defined as allowed:
Ex: Emergency number: 110, 112 and 113.
Another example is that digits beginning with –0- is allowed. Then one or two zones
beginning with 0 can be defined as NOT allowed: Overseas calls: 00 .
In the table below, m and n represents the two 4-digit zones.

If new data is entered, the existing data is erased.
Functions are given according to the table below:
Allowed zone: # * 23 * m1,m2,m3,m4 * n1,n2,n3,n4 # (erase: # * 23 *#)

Blocked zone: # * 24 * m1,m2,m3,m4 * n1,n2,n3,n4 # (erase: # * 24 *#)
To remove the data for call restriction, area code, erase as above.
Default value is: no data entered.
C 7.3 Waiting tone to the trunk line/ music on hold.
It is possible to switch off/on the external waiting tone, and to activate "music on hold". The
music source can be selected by operating the small switch under the lid. The default
programming is set to waiting tone On, music selectors OFF.
# * 1 6 * 0 # Music Off, Tone On. (Default)

# * 1 6 * 1 # Music On, Tone Off.
If you want to activate "music on hold", the code for Music On must be programmed. Then,
select the type of music you decide, by operating the small switch under the lid:

The external source is switched on by selecting EXT. in position On.
(In addition, an external music source must be connected as described in section A).
C 7.4 Warning tone during conference.
(In some countries this may be a legal requirement. Please check local rules). It is possible to
switch on/off a warning tone during conference.
# * 2 5 * 0 # Off. (Default)
# * 2 5 * 1 # On.
C 7.5 Reset.
If you loose the information of which functions you have selected, you have the option of
resetting the PABX to the way it was at delivery, and then start the programming all over again.
There are two different reset-codes. (See also C13.13)
a) Reset the extension settings, allowed initial digits, and area-code. This function does not
reset the trunk line settings, or trunk signalling type.
Dial: # * 7 7 #
b) Reset the trunk line settings and signalling type. This function does not reset the
extension data, or call restriction data.
Dial: # * 8 8 #
C 7.6 Night mode.
It is possible to program up to two extensions (m and n) in ringing mode, in "night position". The
two extension setting is not dependant on the extension programming in day mode.
Dial: # * 2 6 * m m (n n) # (Default extension no. 29)
The service code for selecting night mode or day mode can be given from extension no. 22, or
no. 29 (operator console).
Dial: * 9 1 Night position On.
C 7.7 Programming telephone numbers in the memory.
To enter a telephone number into the memory bank, please follow the procedure below. The
memory bank has space for 48 telephone numbers, each max 20 digits or symbols as * and #. The
memory locations are numbered from aa= 22 to 69. For each number, the programming is ended
by replacing the hand-set.
Dial: # * 3 * aa * "telephone number" ... Replace the hand-set.
Eksemple: Store 37150688 in memory location no. 40: Dial #*3*40*37150688 replace:
To erase a specific memory space, for instance 55:
Dial: # * 3 * 55 #
To erase all the stored telephone numbers: (as this code is entered, it takes about 10 sec. to erase
all the memory. After this has been executed, the OK tone is heard)
Dial: # * 3 3 3 #
C 7.8 Programming the data transfer mode for the display.
The data transmission to the display can cause interference on portable radios. It is possible to
change the data transmission mode between intermittent (low noise) mode, and continuous (safe
transfer) mode. In intermittent mode, data is sent only as there is a change of status in the PABX.
Dial: # * 64800 Continuous data transfer mode (Default).
Dial: # * 64801 Intermittent data transfer mode.
C 7.9 Programming the recall accept time.
This PABX is designed to use telephones with a timed break of max. 130 ms. If the break time is
longer than 195 ms, or a line flash button is used instead of the R-button, it is possible to program
the PABX to accept the long timing as a recall signal.
Dial: # * 64810 Normal break time Tmax= 195 ms. (Default).

Dial: # * 64811 Long break time Tmax= 650 ms.
Dial: # * 64812 Extra long break time Tmax = 800ms (Panasonic phones)
C 7.10 Activate alarm input.
The alarm function is activated by the following procedure:
Dial: # * 64820 Alarm input not in use. (Default).

Dial: # * 64821 Alarm input activated.
C 7.11 Adjusting the waiting time for the memory dialling.

As the code for memory dialling is entered, the PABX connects a line, waits a specified time for
the external dial-tone to be ready, and dial the stored number. The specified time between
connection of the line and the sending of the number can be adjusted.
Dial: # * 64925 2,5 sec. waiting time. (Default).

Dial: # * 64940 4,0 sec. waiting time.
Dial: # * 64960 6,0 sec. waiting time.
C 7.12 Billing system.
The PBX is equipped with a possibility to send data about conversations on the serial port instead of the
display signal. These data can then be used to logg calls and the cost of calls. The data presented is:
a) Which extension generated the call,
b) The called number.
c) The length of the conversation (min /hours)
The pbx does not self make any calcultaion of the costs. The signal must be presented to a PC program
which do this type of calculation.
Dial: # * 64840 The billing system is not active. (Default).

Dial: # * 64841 The billing system is active, speech timer.
Number of digits presented to the PC of the called number:
Dial: # * 6485 nn where nn= 01-22 (number of visible digits in the called number).
C 7.13 Tones and signals.
a) Blocking-tone: If you wait too long between two digits to be entered, or before you
start dialling, you will hear a blocking-tone. After a few seconds,
there will be no signals at all. This is to indicate that the service is not
available, or a wrong procedure is chosen. The blocking-tone is
recognized as a fast busy-tone. Replace the hand-set, and try again.
b) Confirmation tone: A tone is heard after programming new functions or data. This is to
confirm that the programming is executed. The tone lasts for one
second.

C 8. SPECIAL FUNCTIONS.
C 7.14 Ringing cadenses.
It is possible to change the ringing cadense for external ringing on line 2. (can be used to separate
incoming calls on line 2)
Dial: # * 64860 Standard ringing signal any external line. (1/4 sign./pause)(Default).
Dial: # * 64861 Special ringing signal for line 2. (1/2 sign./pause)
C 8.1 Digital public exchanges, or behind superior PABX operation.
If you are connected to a digital public exchange or superior PABX, the special service available
in these are not lost when using this PABX.
Dial: R 1 for enquiry call to external exchanges.
C 8.2 Door bell.
You may connect a door bell signal to the PABX. When the door button is pressed, all available
telephones with the ringing signal On, will ring three short cycles. The telephones in use (busy),
and those programmed not to ring, will have no signal.
C 8.3 Door station.
A special door station telephone set can be connected to the terminals marked "DP" under the lid.
When the door bell signal is heard, the door can be answered from any extension:

Dial: 20 -You are connected to the door station.
Conversation is established with the person ringing the door bell.
C 8.4 Door lock.
The door telephone can be expanded to include an electrical door opener, a electric lock which
can be controlled from any responding extension.
How to use an electrical door opener;
1. You hear a door bell signal - Lift the hand-set, and dial 20.

2. Conversation is established with the person ringing the door bell.
3. Dial R. -The electrical door lock signal is sent for 3 sec.

-The visitor can open the door.
Please contact you dealer for further information.
C 8.5 Faxlink.
By selecting "Faxlink", you can connect your fax machine to the PABX in auto-mode, and still
be able to use the fax-line for outgoing calls from any telephone set. Incoming calls on trunk line
3 will ring directly on extension 23 (fax). All other incoming calls will not be ringing on
extension 23.
Outgoing calls from the telefax are connected directly to the line without prefix (0). The
telephone numbers are dialled directly.
Outgoing calls from any other telephone set (extension) are available.
You want to make an outgoing call to the fax-line:
Lift the hand-set: -You hear the internal dial-tone.

Dial 43. -You hear the ordinary dial-tone.
If you hear the busy-tone, wait a while, and try again.
For selecting Faxlink, please see chapter A 3.3.
C 8.6 Power failure features, emergency use.
The PABX will automatically connect trunk line 1 directly to the operator station, no. 29, if a
power failure occurs. Do not dial -0- to get the external dial-tone! As stated in chapter 4, the
main telephone set must be switched to impulse dialling, if the public exchange accept impulse
only. Otherwise, no outgoing dialling can take place. Only incoming calls can be answered.
If the public exchange accept DTMF dialling, no such action is necessary!
For safety reasons, the main extension no. 29 should not be programmed to restrictions of any
kind.
When the mains power returns, all the selected functions made by programming will still be
present in the PABX. No programming is necessary.
All temporary functions, such as call diversion and ringing signal on/off, are reset to the pre-
programmed values of operation

C 9 TECHNICAL DATA.
C 9 TECHNICAL DATA.
C 9.1 General data.
System mains voltage: 200- 250 VAC, 50 Hz. Consumption 10 W

Attenuation: External/internal line D < 1,6 dB / 600 Ω
Crosstalk: Less than -75 dB
Distortion: Less than 1% at 0 dBm signal level.
C 9.2 External line.
Impedance/return loss: Speech mode: Rd > 14 dB / 600 Ω

Ringing mode: Z > 15 kΩ
Loop resistance: DC- resistance R < 350 Ω.
Maximum loop current 125 mA.
Background noise: Vn < - 70 dBm
Register recall: External timed break t= 100 ms-110 ms.
Ringing detector: Threshold level Ur > 25 V, f= 20-55 Hz.
C 9.3 Internal line.
Impedance/return loss: Speech mode: Rd > 15 dB.

Cable resistance: R < 100 Ω, i.e. max length approx. 500 m.
Extension feeding: Voltage 24 V, constant current 20-25 mA.
Ringing voltage: Ur =50 VAC, + 2 V, 50 Hz.
C 9.4 Standard Tones and signals:
Internal dial-tone: 600/15 ms, Tone/Pause/....

Busy-tone: 500/500 ms, Tone/Pause/....
Blocking tone: 250/250 ms, Tone/Pause/....
Waiting tone: 1/4 sec. Tone/Pause/....
Ringing tone: 1/4 sec. Tone/Pause/....
Confirmation tone: 1 sec. (OK- tone)
Internal ringing signal: 300/400/300/4000 ms, Signal/Pause/....
External ringing signal: 1/4 sec. Signal/Pause/....
Doorbell signal: 300/400/300/400/300/ .... ms. Signal/Pause
Alarm signal 300/400/300/400/300/2000 ms Signal/Pause/....

B 10 How to use the DISPLAY module ASB 10803/D
(Optional device)
9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 L1 2 3
B 10.1 General.
The display is an effective tool to give complete information on all traffic and status of the lines.
The PABX is fully prepared for connection of the display unit. It is not necessary to program or
set any new functions on the PABX to use the display unit.
The display indicates the extension lines which are operative, and their actual status. The setting
of the trunk lines is also indicated, and the display shows the traffic information on the trunk
lines.
Therefore it should be placed at the operator´s position, or at the programming station. If the
display is placed at the same location as the PABX, the supplied 5 m cable is connected directly
to the terminals under the lid. An extra cable up to 100 m can be used if the location is too far
away.
It is possible to connect 3 display units in parallel, if wanted. Please see chapter A 2.8 for more
information about the installation of the display.
B 10.2 DISPLAY PICTURE, operative status.
The display always indicates the pre-programmed status for all lines after power-on reset, or
when programming new functions on extension lines or trunk lines.
--Line 1 indicate the lines in use, and the functions of the trunk lines.
--Line numbers which are not visible indicates that they are "not in use".
--Selective outgoing line is indicated by "S" instead of 2 for trunk-line 2.
--Faxlink is indicated by "F" instead of 3 for trunk-line 3.
--Line 2 indicate the traffic status of the extension lines and the trunk lines.
Ext.line: -- Indicate by special symbol busy extensions 9,2-8.

-- Indicate by special symbol ringing signal on extension 9,2-8.
-- Indicate symbol "C" when having a 3-party conference.
-- Loudspeaker symbol when talking to the door station.
Trunk-line: -- Indicate incoming calls by flashing symbols.
-- Indicate which extension is connected to the actual trunk line.

B 10.3 DISPLAY PICTURE, programming.
-- Line 2 show functions related to the lines by progr: #*12* and #*13*
-- Line 2 show functions related to the telephone extensions by progr: #*21
-- Line 1 show allowed first digits when programming restrictions: #*22
-- Line 1 and 2 show grouping of internal lines when programming: #*12*3 and #*13*3
-- Line 1 show the numbers in the memory as the memory location
number nn is entered during programming: #*3*nn ..........
On the next page some actual display examples are shown: Important notice:
The display show extension numbers, not the internal telephone number you must dial to call the
extension. Extension no. 2 is number 22, extension 5 is 25 etc.
DISPLAY PICTURES
9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 L1 2 3 9 2 3 5 6 8 L1 F
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
a) b)
Reset or programming. All lines in use. Ext. no 24 and 27 + trunkline 2 not in
use. Faxlink programmed on trunkline 3.
9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 L1 2 3 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 L1 2 3
3 5
c) d)
Incoming external call from trunkline 2, External calls. Ext. 23 towards trunkline
operator position. Ext. no. 24 and 26 2, ext. 25 towards trunkline 3.
9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 L1 2 3 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 L1 2 3
2 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2
e) f)
External call. Ext. no. 22, trunkline 1. Programming picture for displaypicture
Ext. no. 26 speaking with door station. b) above. See section of programming.
456 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 TTT 1 2 3
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
g) h)
Programming picture, allowed first Programming picture, master / slave
digit 4, 5 and 6 operation. T indicates the tie-lines.
Standard set-up, all lines default.

C 11 FAULT FINDING
C 11 FAULT FINDING
Description Possible fault Action required.
The PABX is not working. Power-failure Check the AC power system.

No function available Red lamp OK?
Dial-tone missing on one of Short circuit or Check the installation of the

the extensions. open circuit. extensions. Check the telephone set.
Dial-tone missing, Programmed out See the user manual, chapter C 7.1.
the side-tone is OK. of use. for changing functions.
Ringing signal is Switched off by See the user manual, chapter C 7.1.
missing. programming. for changing functions.
Ringing signal to Operator position See the user manual, chapter B 6.

extension no. 9 only switched on. for changing functions.
Internal calls are OK, but The trunk line signal Program new trunk line signalling
outgoing calls are not type is wrong. type. Proceed to chapter A 3.5.
successful. for further instructions.
Suspected trunk line not Can be switched See the instruction for installation,
in use. No calls. off by mistake. also check the programming set-up.
For easy fault-finding, the use of the display module is recommended. The display will show all
traffic status on the PABX as well as the programming set-up for all lines.
If you can still not solve the fault, call your local representative.

C 12 MASTER / SLAVE OPERATION.
C 12 MASTER / SLAVE OPERATION.

Two PABXs can be connected in a master/ slave configuration, giving a system capacity of 6
trunk lines and 14 extensions. The traffic between the two PABXs will have some limitations,
which are stated below.
Installation: Remove the top cover of both PBXs. On the main board you will find two modular
jack sockets, one 4-pole, and one 6-pole. Connect a 4-wire cable to the 4-pole plugs and connect
the cable to the corresponding socket on both PBXs. The assembly of the plugs must be done so
that the connection is REVERSED. (pin 1 at one end connects to pin 4 at the other end, etc.)
Then, connect a 6-wire cable to the 6-pole plugs and connect the cable to the corresponding
socket on both PBXs. The assembly of the plugs are done so that the connection is STRAIGHT.
(pin 1 at one end connects to pin 1 at the other end, etc). The length of each cable should be
limited to 2 meters.
-- You cannot dial out using the trunk lines of the other PABX. But you can answer
incoming calls from the other PABX.
-- Extension 8 cannot be used. It is reserved as a tie-line between the two PABXs. This
means that no. 28 in the master cannot be used.
-- The internal number plan on the slave PABX is changed to 32 -37, 39 Number 38 can
not used. The door phone is no. 30.
-- You must program the functions of the two PABXs individually. Functions on the
master must be programmed on extension 22. Functions on the slave must be
programmed on extension 32.
-- The memory for stored telephone numbers in one PABX cannot communicate with
the memory of the other. When dialling out, one person cannot use the memory of the
other PABX. This means that if you want to have the same stored numbers in the two
memory banks, you must program all the numbers in both PABXs.
If you want to have separate stored numbers, you may use the two memory banks
individually.
-- The display picture is changed as the master/slave codes are entered. The Cross
connecting lines show their status. (TTT). The L disappear.
-- The commands for "Reset" * # , and the selection of Night mode, Normal mode, and
Operator mode can be made from extensions 22 and 29, and they will be valid also for
the slave unit.
-- Extension no. 29 acts as a operator position for both PABXs if operator mode is
selected.

C 13 Supplementary technical information.
To program these modes, dial:
# * 4820 Stand-alone 3/8 operation. (Default).

# * 4821 Master unit, 6/14 operation. Dialled on ext. no. 22.
# * 4822 Slave unit, 6/14 operation. Dialled on ext. no. 32.
As soon as the code # * 4822 is entered, the unit is defined as a slave unit, and the internal
number plan is changed to 32-37, 39.

WARNING! DO NOT activate these codes on your own! These special codes are reserved for
service purposes, and must not be entered by non-qualified personnel. Doing so, may
permanently change the system into a set-up which can only be changed in the factory.
C 13.1 Outgoing timed break. Trunk signal timing.

# * 65900 Standard international timed break 100 ms. (Default)
# * 65901 Timed break increased to 350 ms.
# * 65901 Timed break increased to 240 ms.
C 13.2 Outgoing timed break. Trunk signal timing.

# * 65910 Standard international tones and signals (Default)
# * 65911 Special program made for Finland
# * 65912 Special program made for Chech republic.
C 13.3 Impulse dialling timing, adjusting the make / break ratio.

# * 65920 Make/ break ratio: 33 / 66 ms. (Default)
# * 65921 Make/ break ratio: 40 / 60 ms.
# * 65922 Tone only (extensions and lines). After this, ext 29 is the programming station.
C 13.4 Impulse dialling system.

# * 65930 Standard international. (Default)
# * 65931 Oslo dial (Used only in New Zealand) 1 pulse = digit 9 (etc)
C 13.5 Ringing signal cadence.

# * 65940 Standard: External 1/4 sec, internal: 0,3/0,4/0,3/ 4 s (Default)
# * 65941 External 0,3/0,4/0,3/ 3 sec, internal 1/3 sec.

C 13.6 Outgoing prefix, 0 or 9.

It is possible to change the outgoing prefix from 0 to 9.
# * 65950 Prefix = 0 (Default)

# * 65951 Prefix =9
C 13.7 Changing the internal dial-tone.

It is possible to change the internal dial-tone to be continuous.
# * 65960 Normal internal dial-tone. (Default)

# * 65961 Continuous internal dial-tone, 425 Hz.
C 13.8 Changing the outgoing waiting-tone.

It is possible to change the outgoing waiting tone on hold.
# * 65970 Normal waiting tone, 1/4 sec t/p. (Default)

# * 65971 Waiting tone, 0,4/0,2/0,4/2,0 sec t/p.
# * 65972 Waiting tone, 0,2/0,6/0,2/4,0 sec t/p.
C 13.9 Conference allowance.

It is possible to cancel the conference possibility
# * 65980 Conference is allowed. (Default)

# * 65981 Conference is NOT allowed.
C 13.10 Changing the dialling ratio of the internal DTMF sender.

It is possible to change tone dialling ratio of the sender during memory dialling.
# * 65990 Normal dialling ratio, 85/85 ms tone/pause. (Default)

# * 65991 Dialling ratio, 100/100 ms tone/pause.
C 13.11 Detection of trunk line.

It is possible to measure the trunk line operation by detecting the loop current.
# * 66700 No detection of loop current. (Default)

# * 66701 Break in the trunk loop detected (Spes. For Germany).

B 14. USER MANUAL SHORT FORM.
C 13.12 Redail function allowed / not allowed.

It is possible to cancel the redial function from a ordinary telephone set..
# * 66740 Redail function available. (Default)

# * 65991 Redial function not available.
C 13.13 System reset.

It is possible to completely reset the whole PBX.
# * 666861 Complete system reset (takes 13 seconds)

Digits 7 and 8 of pulse telephone set will replace the * and #.
Internal calls.
Dial the extension number you want to call: 22 - 29.
Group call (all call).

Dial: * * A ringing tone is heard.
External calls. Normal trunk line function.

Dial: 0.
Dial 41 for calls to line 1, Dial 42 for calls to line 2, Dial 43 for calls to line 3.
Outgoing calls using the internal memory.

Dial: * a a. (a a = memory location number from 22 to 69)
Example: Dial number stored in memory location 45: Dial: * 45.
Answering calls.
The telephone set is ringing. Lift the hand-set.
Answering external calls if the ringing signal is switched off.

You hear the ringing signal from another telephone set. Dial: 0.
External "call waiting" signal.

It is possible to pick-up the new call by dialling R and 0. Then you can toggle between the
existing call and the new call by dialling R and 0 again. The call you currently hold can be
transferred as normal.
Call Pick-up, internal- calls.

Dial the ext. number. -You hear the busy-tone. Dial: #
External or internal call transfer or retrieve.

Dial: R -You hear the internal dial-tone.
Dial the extension number. (22-29) A Internal conversation is possible.
To retrieve the external call: Dial: R

To transfer the call: -Replace the hand-set.
External line,/call back when free.
Dial external prefix 0 as normal. -You hear busy-tone.

Internal line,/call back when free.

Dial internal extension as normal. -You hear busy-tone.
Conference.
You have already a conversation:
Dial: R * nn. nn is the extension no. for the third party.
To turn the external ringing signal OFF/ON.
OFF: Dial: * 0 -You hear the confirmation tone.

ON: Dial: * 1 -You hear the confirmation tone.
Call diversion.
Dial: # nn #. -Confirmation tone. nn= extension number.
When the diversion feature is not wanted any more, the original ringing station is selected by
repeating the service code above on your own extension.
RESET.
Temporary functions: Dial: * #
STOP ALARM.
Dial: # #
OPERATOR FUNCTIONS.

Lift the hand-set of ext. no. 22 or 29. -You hear the internal dial-tone.
Dial: * 9 0 Normal mode. (Default)

Dial: * 9 1 Night mode.
Dial: * 9 2 Operator mode.
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INSTALLATION MANUAL/ USER MANUAL

For telephone exchange 3/8 version Erifox III-D

List of contents Page no.

1. READ THIS FIRST........................................................................................................................4

User Manual for Erifox III-D 13.01.04 Rev B Page 2

C7.2.1 Programming data for call restriction. 18

User Manual for Erifox III-D 13.01.04 Rev B Page 3

1. READ THIS FIRST.

1.1 Features and user possibilities.

• Outgoing calls from any extension.

Changing functions is done by programming from extension 2 (no. 22).

User Manual for Erifox III-D 13.01.04 Rev B Page 4

a) Select the best location for the PABX

A 2.1 Extension lines.

Extension wiring and testing:

A 2.2 Trunk lines (external lines to the public network).

User Manual for Erifox III-D 13.01.04 Rev B Page 5

A 2.3 Installation diagram.

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Connectors under the lid.

A 2.4 Installation of door bell and door lock.

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A 2.5 Installation of door phone.

A 2.6 Installation of external music source.

A 2.7 Installation of alarm input signal.

A 2.8 Installation of DISPLAY unit.

Original PABX- Please note!!

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A 3 Extension line and trunk line settings.

A 3.1 Extension lines not in use.

*21*nn0#. "n n" is the extension line number out of use.

A 3.2 Setting trunkline 2.

Lift the hand-set of no. 22, and dial:

#*12*0# Trunk line 2 is not in use.

nn= extension numbers which belong to this group.

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A 3.3 Setting trunkline 3.

Lift the hand-set of no. 22, and dial:

#*13*0# Trunk line 3 is not in use.

nn= extension numbers which belong to this group.

A 3.4 Local groups.

Lift the hand-set of extension no. 22, and dial:

The selection of type of groups is made as follows:

#*14*0# Local groups for incoming calls only. (Default)

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A 3.5 Trunk line signalling.

The Public exchange can accept two types of dialling signals:

Lift the hand-set of extension no. 22, and dial:

a 1 = trunk line 1, a 2 = trunk line 2, a 3 = trunk line 3.

A 3.6 Two stage dialling-in.

The selection of this facility is done by programming the codes below:

a 1 = trunk line 1, a 2 = trunk line 2, a 3 = trunk line 3.

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-1- for dialling-in.

A 4.1 DTMF/ impulse dialling.

A 4.2 Operator telephone set.

A 4.3 DTMF telephone set.

21nn0#. "n n" is the extension line number out of use.

#120# Trunk line 2 is not in use.

#130# Trunk line 3 is not in use.

#140# Local groups for incoming calls only. (Default)