GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Issue 1 Manual

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17.0 This section describes the various types of telephones that
the 
OMNI SI supports.
17.1 The system supports all standard DP (Dial Pulse)
telephones, DTMF (Dual Tone Multi-frequency) telephones,
Display Telephones, and Stand-Alone Feature Telephones. All
of these instruments interface to the system via standard tip and
ring connections to the FB-17254-A PLCC (PCM Line
Interface) card.
17.2 The system can interface with external equipment via
standard lines and long-loop lines....

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LIQUID CRYSTAL
HANDSETr D’sPLAYKEY PAD
Figure 17.1
Display TelephoneStand -Alone17.4 The Stand-Alone Featurephone, a compact
Featurephonemicroprocessor-controlled, desk-top console unit, contains a
12-pushbutton DTMF keypad, a 
16- or 24-character liquid
crystal diode display, a handset, a hookswitch assembly, and 8
or 16 feature pushbuttons. It can be connected to most PABX
systems.
The Stand-Alone Featurephone interfaces with the system via
the PLCC, located in a PCMUS. The PLCC card...

TL-130500-1001SW 5210
IFP (Integrated17.5 The IFP, available in an analog version or a digital version,
Featurephone)is a multi-featured telephone instrument. The IFP only operates
when used with the 
OMNI PABX. The Featurephone is
approximately 4.5 inches high, 10 inches deep, and 10 inches
wide. It weighs approximately 3 pounds and comes in antique
white with a wood-grain 
facemat.
IFPs are available with either 8 or 16 feature pushbuttons and
associated LED indicators. An optional AOM...

TL-130500-1001Figure 17.3Integrated Featurephone with DSSThe IFP contains a loudspeaker and an amplifier and volume
control. Whenever the monitor or optional speakerphone is
active, the volume control and loudspeaker allow the user to
listen to the line without lifting the handset off-hook. The
loudspeaker produces audible alerting ringing tones of different
cadences, with the volume and pitch being controlled by the IFP
user’s programming instructions. Audible beeps provide
confirmation signals during...

SVR 5210Em7 

TL-130500-1001l The originating line selection preferences are based on a
priority system:
- If all three preferences are in effect, the prime line
preference is the first choice.
- If busy, the last line preference (selecting the last line used)
is the second choice.
- And if busy idle line preference is used, any remaining idle
line present on the multi-line set is selected.
The Featurephone can support three different types of 
multiple-line appearances.They are standard, DSS (Direct Station...

SVR 5210TL-130500-1001* All Featurephone lines can have up to four line/DDSappearances on other 
IFPs (or AOMs)l 16 IFP lines can have up to eight 
line/DSS appearances on
other 
IFPs (or AOMs), and
* Any IFP can also have up to four secondary appearances of
any of its control lines.
Table 17.1 lists the IFP system capacity.
Secondary
17.5.5 Secondary appearances have the following capabilities:
Appearancesl Any Featurephone control line which does not have
appearances on any other set can have multiple...

Appearances of any one directory number5 4
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Table 17.1Integrated Featurephone System Capacity Summary
CHARACTERISTICMAXIMUM NUMBER
System Limits
Featurephones
Total appearances (line and DSS)
(Refer to Note.)
128
512Featurephone groups (i.e., intercom,
call announcements, etc.)
15Line Limit
Total appearances of any one directory number
(line and DSS) (Refer to Note.)
8Line Card Limit (CIP, VCIP, and DVCIP)
The following apply when...