GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Issue 1 Manual

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STEPOPERATIONRESULT
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6.(b) Any feature button programmed
for dual mode use is shifted to its
alternate function.
To exit shift mode, depress SHIFT a
second time.
Depress feature button.(c) Feature name appears.
(a) SHIFT LED off.
(b) BOTTOM LED off.
Feature is functional.
Only one SHIFT button may appear on the keyboard.
The SHIFT button (on the instrument itself or on the add-on module) may not have
an alternate function.
LINE buttons (which can only appear on the instrument itself) may not have an
alternate function.
Any button on the instrument (with the exceptions cited in items 1 and 2, above) may
be programmed to have the DSS function as a primary and/or an alternate function.
Buttons on the 30-button add-on module (if equipped) may not have an alternate
function.
When entering the programming mode while the shift is active, the shift mode will
remain active throughout the entire programming sequence, whether programming
new alternate functions to the buttons and/or new data to the existing alternate
functions. Once programming the alternate functions is complete, simply depress
the SHIFT button once, and the SHIFT LED will be extinguished.
3.7.45
Speakerphone “SPKRPH” (18)
The Featurephone is available with an optional speakerphone which shares
the amplifier speaker and volume control with the Monitor Circuit. A
SPEAKERPHONE button depression will activate the speaker and
microphone. If the user wishes to mute (i.e., turn off the microphone), a
depression of the MONITOR button will disable the microphone.
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
1To answer an incoming call, depress(a) SPKRPH LED on.
SPKRPH.(b) Two-way voice path established
through Speakerphone.
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2.(c) “FX 
XxXx--” Call Source.
Converse with caller.
To terminate call, depress SPKRPH(a) SPKRPH LED off.
a second time.(b) Display clears.To initiate a call, seize a line and
Varies.dial by any of the methods previously
discussed, depress SPKRPH to
converse.To mute the microphone while on a
(a) MONTR LED on.
Speakerphone call, depress MONTR.(b) Microphone disabled.Whenever the instrument is off-hook or when the Speakerphone or Monitor are on,
and the instrument initiates ringing on a multi-line set, the ringing shall be
abbreviated to present only three cycles of ringing to the instrument user. Although
the ringing is stopped, the visual alerting on the line button shall continue until
answered.The message “PLEASE HANG UP” is displayed when the user turns the
Speakerphone (or Monitor) feature on and the handset is off-hook. The message
remains until the user places the handset on-hook.
37.46Station Lock “LOCK” (02)
The STATION LOCK feature enables the user to lock the Integrated
Featureohone to restrict usage by unauthorized parties. When the station is
locked: ’
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7.No calls of any type may be originated.
The keypad and repertory dialing functions will not operate.
The other features, resident and system, will not operate
(including FLASH, NEW-CALL, HOOKSWITCH FLASH).Incoming calls will cause ringing and associated displays.
Incoming voice paging will operate.Incoming calls may be answered.
The UNLOCK feature will still be accessible.
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The phone can be unlocked by the user upon entering the proper code or by
the system (switch).(a>Station Lock - Lock Operation
STEPOPERATIONRESULTBegin in an idle on-hook state.
1To activate the lock, depress LOCK.(a) LOCK LED on.
(b) “STATION LOCKED”
(c) Display clears or reverts to the time
and date.
2Any attempt to access features
locked will cause(a) Triple beep heard.
(b) “STATION LOCKED”
(WStation Lock - Unlock Operation
STEPOPERATIONRESULTBegin from an idle on-hook or talking off-hook condition.
1Depress LOCK.(a) LOCK LED flashes at 120 IPM.
(b) “LOCK CODE = 
?I’
2Enter the 3-digit lock password
previously programmed. If code is
correct,(a) “LOCK CODE = 
###” Code is not
displayed.
(b) LOCK LED off.
(c) “STATION UNLOCKED”
(d) Display clears or reverts to the time
and date.
If code is incorrect,(e) LOCK LED on.
(f) Continuous beep heard.
If code is not completely entered
within ten seconds, or no entry after
one minute,(g) Triple beep heard.
(h) LOCK LED on.
(i) Phone locked.
NOTES:
1.The operation of the LOCK feature shall not interfere with a call in progress.
2.The factory preprogrammed unlock code is 000.
3.If a user forgets the unlock code, contact a telephone maintenance person.
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Time and Date “CLOCK”The time and date feature button displays the correct time, day, and date
whenever depressed. A second depression of the button, while the time/date
display is active, will restore the display to its former use.
In addition to the time and date button, the instrument can be programmed to
display automatically the correct time, day, and date whenever the phone is
idle. The time/date display will remain until preempted by a higher priority
function (i.e., phone goes off-hook, user enters programming mode,
expiration of a reminder/alarm message, etc.). See Table 4.1 for the time,
month, day, and time code conversion.
STEPOPERATIONRESULTBegin from an idle on-hook state.
1To display time and date, depress
CLOCK.(a) CLOCK LED on.
(b) “HH-MM-SS MO DA” Time and Date.
2To revert to previous display, depress(a) CLOCK LED off.
CLOCK a second time.(b) Original Display.
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3.7.48Types of SetsA Featurephone may be either a single-line set or a multi-line set. A
single-line set has only one line associated with the set, while a multi-line
set has from 2 to 16 lines associated with the set giving the user access to
any of the lines associated with the set.
(4Single-Line SetA single-line set has only one line associated with it. It may have DSS
buttons, but it is not permitted to have any line buttons. Therefore, going 
off-hook shall directly seize the line if it is idle, or answer it if it is ringing.
UNMulti-Line SetA multiline set has more than one line associated with it. Therefore, it will
have buttons assigned as line buttons. There shall be a one-to-one
correspondence between line buttons and directory numbers. Going 
off-hook shall only result in seizing or answering a line if that particular line has
been selected (manually or automatically) before or after going off-hook.
Since these instruments do have line buttons with associated status LED
indicators, the five conditions that a line may be in will be indicated by the
primary status indicator:
(1) Line 
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(3) Call On Hold
(4) idle Line(5)Request For InputThe secondary status indicator will provide the I-USE indication when the
user is off-hook on a particular line, the I-HOLD indication when the user
has placed a call on hard hold, or it will indicate the preselected or
preference line choice when the instrument is on-hook.
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- -The single-line on the single-line set may be either a
single-set line or a multi-set line.The single-line on the single-line set must be a prime
control line.Secondary line appearances are only allowed on multi-line
sets.A multi-line set must have at least one control line
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							4.0ATTENDANT CONSOLE4.1GeneralThe Attendant Console, shown in Figure 4.1, is a microprocessor-controlled,
desk-top console, that provides total control and flexibility for processing
calls through the system. The attendant can place the Attendant Console in
other control modes during nighttime, maintenance, or unattended periods.
The Attendant Console contains compact electronics and all controls and
indicators needed for complete monitoring and controlling of calls through the
system. Both incoming and outgoing calls are answered, extended, camped
on, put on hold, or released by depressing various pushbuttons.
A 32-character alphanumeric display across the top of the Attendant
Console furnishes full call information to the attendant. The type of call
indication is present as long as the attendant is servicing the call/recall. The
type of call display shows class of service and system fault alarm information.
The Attendant Console is equipped with a headset/handset receptacle located
at the rear and on one side. The rear receptacle is used for supervisory
headset/handset monitoring; the side receptacle is used for the attendant
headset or handset. When the attendant headset or handset is removed, the
Attendant Console is in the night answer mode.
The Attendant Console includes the following features:
(4Twenty-six pushbutton keyboard with associated LEDs
(b)Twelve-key dial pad
(clThirty-two character alphanumeric LED display
(d)Headset/handset and associated jacks
(4Time-of-day display and update
Internal self-test diagnostics
4.2Controls, Indicators, and Displays
Various controls, indicators, and displays located on the Attendant Console
(Figure 4.2) are listed below with a brief functional description.
ON/OFF TOGGLE SWITCH. Located at the left rear and used to turn the
Attendant Console ON or OFF. When the Attendant Console does not
respond properly, the power can be turned off and on again to re-initialize
the Attendant Console.
FUSE HOLDER AND FUSE. Circuit protection device located on the left rear
of the Attendant Console.
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VARIABLE DISPLAYS CHARACTERS 1-16FIXED DISPLAYS CHARACTERS 1-16IO
432 APHANUMERIC CHARACTER DISPLAY*STAFFEDINITIALIZATION
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ELECTRONIC RINGER VOLUME CONTROL. Slide bar located on the
right rear of the Attendant Console and used only to increase or
decrease the ringer volume.
REQUEST FOR INITIALIZATION LED. Flashes when the Attendant
Console is initialized, and goes off when complete.
STAFFED LED. Lights only if the position is staffed
DISPLAY FIELD. A 32-character alphanumeric display that has two 
16character fields (fixed, right; variable, left).
DTMF KEYPAD. The standard 12-button keypad layout is used for attendant
DTMF signaling to the system.
Pushbuttons and 
LEDs. The Attendant Console pushbuttons are switches
that do not light and when depressed, make contact with internal circuits. An
associated LED is located directly below each pushbutton for visual
indication/confirmation purposes.
ALARM. LED lights to indicate a fuse alarm or power failure, and flashes to
indicate trouble with a particular line or trunk or group of lines and/or trunks.
NITE ANSW (NIGHT ANSWER). Activates the night answer mode level of
operation (entered as a single digit on the keypad), or marks the Attendant
Console as being unstaffed. The level of night answer mode is displayed on
the type of call display. If the night answer pushbutton is depressed when the
LED is on, the night answer mode is returned to the day mode.
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BAD LINE. Allows the posting of a bad line report on the maintenance
teletypewriter if the pushbutton is depressed when a complete connection is
present.
SPARE. Reserved for future enhancements.TfME [TIME OF DAY (TOD)]. Allows the attendant to override any variable
display with the time-of-day display in hours and minutes.
PAGE. Allows direct access to the paging system as long as the pushbutton
is depressed.
PAGE 
Q (PAGE QUEUE). Allows placement of an incoming call in a page-queue hold condition.
MESei VVTG (MESSAGE WAITING). Allows the user to cause a telephone-associated LED to flash an indication to a station that a message is waiting.
This pushbutton generally is used with a feature enhancement.
DON’T D1ST (DO NOT DISTURB). Allows blockage of all calls to a station
when requested. This pushbutton is reserved for the hotel/health care feature
package.
ROOM BLKG (ROOM BLOCKING). Allows blockage of incoming calls to all
stations and diverts these calls to 120 IPM tone. This pushbutton is reserved
for the hotel/health care feature package.
BLDU (BUSY LAMP DISPLAY UNIT). Allows selection of the Hundreds Group
for display on the busy lamp line field.
CALL 
WTG (CALL WAITING). LED on condition indicates that the first level of
calls waiting has occurred. The LED flashing indicates that the second level
of calls waiting has occurred. Depressing the pushbutton during either of
these conditions will distribute a call to an Attendant Console that is in the
night answer mode.
BRK SN (BREAK IN). Allows break-in on two-way conversations.
CONF (CONFERENCE). Allows addition of stations, trunks, or the attendant to
the first conference circuit. LED indicates the status of either conference
circuit.
EXCL SRCE (EXCLUDE SOURCE). Allows private consultation with the
calling party. The pushbutton can also be used to control the three-way
connection between the called station, the attendant, and the outside calling
party.
EXCL DEST (EXCLUDE DESTINATION). Allows private consultation with the
called party after the 
call has been completed. The pushbutton can also be
used to control the three-way connection between the called station, the
attendant, and the outside calling party.
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