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Fujitsu SRS-1050 manual Appendix E, SRS -1050 Error Messages, Page E-7

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National ISDN Fujitsu ISDNDigital Set Users Guide SRS-1050 Delivering on the promise of ISDNFujitsu SRS PageFujitsu Network Communications, Inc 4403 Bland Road, Somerset Park ∙ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna of the affected receiver FCC Notice FCC WarningOrganization HOW TO USE THIS GUIDEPreface Chapter explains how to use the data terminal adapter toFujitsu SRS place or receive data callsConventions and Layout Helpful Tips About Your SRS-1050Standard Softkey Layout TimeoutsSoftkeys Phone Operation Starting OverISDN CONCEPTS INTEGRATED VOICE AND DATA Voice Features Data FeaturesMultipoint configurations SPIDSystem Administrator Call Appearance PreferenceSection TABLE OF CONTENTSPage Switching Back to Handset-only Operation Error MessagesSwitching from Headset Back to Handset Mode Specifying the Directory Numbers of Call ScreenersFujitsu SRS PagePage SubjectSRS-1050 Subject Index Subject Program and Loop Switch TestRinger Mode - changing PageTransferring a call SubjectPage UNA - Unanswered call logging set-upIndex PageGETTING ACQUAINTED WITH YOUR DIGITAL SET CHAPTERDigital Set Components Figure 1-2 Digital Set Rear View Figure 1-1 SRS-1050 Front PanelFujitsu Function Keys SRS-1050 ComponentsPermanent Functions Power source selection. This is not operable LED IndicatorsSwitches and Connectors User-Assigned Functionsplaces the set in loopback mode Loopback test switch. Thislocking switch, labeled LOOP Program switch for data setupMultiple Directory Number Appearances Figure 1-4 Example Line Assignment Call Handling Example with Multifunction ButtonsSOFTKEYS AND KEY MENU Standard Softkey LayoutCALL INFORMATION DISPLAYSINDEX CHAPTER INTRODUCTION TO VOICE FEATURESPLACING AND RECEIVING CALLS Standard Softkey LayoutIf you are using handsfree mode and want to use the handset Switching between Handset and Handsfree ModesIf you are using the handset and want to use handsfree mode Placing Handset Calls If you are not talking on another callIf you are already talking on another call SRS -1050 Voice Features Receiving Handset CallsIf you are not talking on another call ChapterChapter Placing Handsfree CallsSRS -1050 Voice Features If you are not talking on another callcontinued If you are already talking on another callChapter Receiving Handsfree CallsSRS -1050 Voice Features If you are not talking on another callIf you are already talking on another call SRS -1050 Voice FeaturesChapter PageIf you are not talking on If you are already using thePlacing Headset Calls another callChapter Receiving Headset CallsSRS -1050 Voice Features If you are not talking on another callSRS -1050 Voice Features If you are already using the headset and talking on another callFUNCTION BUTTONS ChapterFigure 2-1 Function Buttons Using REDIAL before lifting the handset or pressing SPEAKERREDIAL Dials the last number dialed on this phoneSPEAKER Using REDIAL after lifting thehandset or pressing HOLDDropping Other People from Setting Up a Conference Calla Conference Call Dropping Out of the Cancels connection with theUsing DROP on a Conference Conference Call YourselfTRANSFER ï DMS-100ï Questions, Details, orAlternatives Transfers a call to anotherChapter TRANSFER ï EWSDïSRS -1050 Voice Features PageONE-TOUCH CALLING Using a One touch Button toDialing Special Codes Using Make a CallStoring a Code on a One- touch Button Including Codes in a One- touch NumberUNANSWERED CALL Once enabled, this featureUsing the UNA Feature LOGGING UNADeleting a Record from the Returning a CallUNA-LIST Error! Bookmark not defined Chapter SRS -1050 Voice FeaturesPage CHAPTER LOCAL FEATURESMENU MODE OPERATIONS Standard Softkey LayoutSelecting a Menu Option Notes on Entering Information PROGRAMMING A BUTTON FOR ONE-TOUCH DIALINGProgramming a One-Touch Button Changing or Canceling the Number Stored in a One- Touch Button Correcting MistakesChapter SETTING THE CALENDAR/CLOCKSRS -1050 Local Features Notes on Entering InformationSRS -1050 Local Features Setting Calendar and ClockValues Chapternumbers and network REINITIALIZING THE PHONERemoves all your one-touch determined key assignmentsEnabling the UNA Feature UNANSWERED CALL LOGGING UNAAppearances Disabling the UNA FeatureUNA on Selected Call UNA on All Call AppearancesHandsfree Non Supported HANDSFREE, HANDSET, AND HEADSET MODESHandsfree Supported Headset ModeOperating the Set with a Headset Switching from Headset Back to Handset ModeSelecting Handsfree Operation using the speaker and microphone HAND-SET/HEAD-SET MODE HAND-SETSetting Ringer Volume CHANGING RINGER MODESwitching Back to Handset only OperationChapter Setting Ringer ToneSRS -1050 Local Features PageChapter Selecting Ringer ModeSRS -1050 Local Features PageCALL ANNOUNCE INTERCOM Selecting Ringer PatternQ.931 MESSAGE LOGGING SRS -1050 Local FeaturesRinger Always On Figure 3-1 Call Announce Intercom ApplicationChapter SRS -1050 Local FeaturesPage Specifying the Directory Call Announce Intercom onSelected Buttons Number for IntercomNumbers of Call Screeners System AdministratorRequired Support from Your SRS -1050 Local Features2. Press ENTER. The Call Announce Intercom selection screen appears Announcing a Call by Intercom ACTIVATING AND DEACTIVATING THE MIC-OFF BUTTONSELECTING CALL APPEARANCE PREFERENCE 1RINGING 2IDLE 3PRIMARY SELECT CURRENT MODE IS PRIMARY4NO PREF SELECT The standard display screen appears 4. To return to normal operations, press REG softkeyRINGING PREFERENCE COMPLETED SRS -1050 Local Features Calendar/Clock Call Announce Intercom Call Appearance Preference Menu Mode Menu options - selecting One-Touch Button - ProgrammingRinger Mode - changing Ringer Pattern Ringer Tone Ringer Volume UNA - Unanswered call loggingDATA OPERATION USING THE DATA TERMINAL ADAPTERUsing the DATA Key MAKING AND TERMINATING A DATA CALLUsing AT Commands SRS -1050 Data Operation ChapterPage Chapter AT Commands DATA Calls - Making DATA KeyDATA OPERATION Using AT Commands at a Terminal Using the Data KeyPLACING A CALL TO A LEASED NETWORK APPENDIX A Using IOCsISDN ORDERING Definitions DropPackage D FujitsuSRS-1050NI-1 Buttons SoftPackage E FujitsuSRS-1050NI-1 Buttons SoftFujitsu Package GSRS-1050NI-1 Buttons Package EZ 1A E-Z ISDNPackage EZ SRS -1050 InstallationAppendix A Package D Package E Package EZ 1 Package EZ 1A Package GSRS -1050 Installation Page AINSTALLING THE SRS-1050 INSTALLATIONSwitch Manufacturer APPENDIX BFigure B-1 Power Connections Figure B-2 Power Connections ENTERING SPIDS AND A D CONNECTING TO THENETWORK CHANNEL TEI3. Dial your data SPID number and press ENTER The most frequently assigned SPID will be the following NPA NXX XXXX Configuration Types EKTS and CACH LOADING OR MODIFYING NETWORK DATA after entering the SPIDKey Attribute Configuration DownloadAppendix B SRS -1050 InstallationPage B-9 MULTIFUNCTION BUTTONS Manual ConfigurationFigure B-3 Multifunction Button Layout 7. Assigns the originating directory number keyButtons Selection 1 CallAppearance CACH Call SRS -1050 InstallationSelection 2 Feature Activator Appendix B SRS -1050 InstallationFEATURE ACTIVATOR MODE FA=XX Page B-13SRS -1050 Installation Selection 3 DirectoryNumber Appendix BICM/GIC MODE SELECT ASSIGN KEY Selection 4 Intercom/Group IntercomSelection 5 Conference DN=XXXXXXXXX COMPLETEDSelection 6 Transfer Key Selection 7 Originating DN Non-reserved may be assigned to lines that have no reservation status Selection 9 Designated Call Selection 8 Call AppearanceReservation AppearanceAppendix B PROGRAMMING AND LABELING THE SETSRS -1050 Installation Page B-20Termination Resistors TR NT1 SettingsFujitsu Terminal Equipment TerminationTwo Unit Installations Two Unit InstallationsSingle Unit Installations Bridging at the NT1 - MaximumSubscribed Feature Multiple Unit InstallationsSystem Administrator’s Reference Bridging at the NT1Appendix B SRS -1050 InstallationPage B-24 APPENDIX C TESTINGENTERING TEST MODE PERFORMING TESTSFor the keys Key TestTone Test This information is displayedSELF TEST MEMORY/LINE TEST ERROR CODE LCD TestMemory Tests SELF TEST TONETable C-1 Program and Loop Switch TestExiting Test Mode Self-Test Result CodesTest Mode, C-1 Tone Test, C-2 Program and Loop Switch Test, C-4 Self-Test Result Code Table, C-4Key Test Table, C-2 LCD Test, C-2 LED Test, C-1 Memory Tests, C-3 adapterAPPENDIX D ISDN CALL IDENTIFICATION ICI DISPLAYSAppendix D SRS -1050 ICI DisplaysPage D-2 Call Identification Displays Appendix DSRS -1050 ICI Displays Page D-3Table E-1 Connection Status MessagesBCS Circuit-Switched ERROR MESSAGESAPPENDIX E Table E-1 Connection Status Messages continued Message Displayed Table E-1 Connection Status Messages continuedCause # DescriptionDATA CLR DER Connection Status MessagesDPS Packet SwitchedTable E-2 DATA CLR RNAMessage Displayed Table E-3 National Standardized Cause ValuesCause # DescriptionCall cannot be cleared Table E-4 Network Specific Cause ValuesCALL IS PROCEEDING due to other usersAppendix E SRS -1050 Error MessagesPage E-7 ITU-T Standardized Cause Values, E-7 Connection Status Messages - BCS, E-1Connection Status Messages - DPS, E-4 National Standardized Cause Values, E-5