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Fujitsu SRS-1050 manual Figure B-1 Power Connections

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SRS -1050 Installation (	Appendix B

Figure B-1 illustrates the connections when one power supply is used for both the NT1 and the SRS-1050 and also indicates the position of the power switch on the SRS-1050.

To NET-POP	RJ-11
	or
	or
	RJ-45

8 Wire

2 Wire, 4 Wire,

N E

N T 1

Power Supply

or 8 Wire

Line

NT1

Term

8 Wire

(PS OFF)

ISDN Set

(TA)

Figure B-1: Power Connections

Page B-2

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Fujitsu SRS-1050 manual Figure B-1 Power Connections

Contents

Digital Set Users Guide SRS-1050 ISDNNational ISDN Fujitsu Delivering on the promise of ISDNPage Fujitsu SRSFujitsu Network Communications, Inc 4403 Bland Road, Somerset Park ∙ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna of the affected receiver FCC Warning FCC NoticeHOW TO USE THIS GUIDE OrganizationPreface Fujitsu SRS explains how to use the data terminal adapter toChapter place or receive data callsHelpful Tips About Your SRS-1050 Conventions and LayoutTimeouts Standard Softkey LayoutSoftkeys Starting Over Phone OperationISDN CONCEPTS INTEGRATED VOICE AND DATA Data Features Voice FeaturesSPID Multipoint configurationsCall Appearance Preference System AdministratorTABLE OF CONTENTS SectionPage Switching from Headset Back to Handset Mode Error MessagesSwitching Back to Handset-only Operation Specifying the Directory Numbers of Call ScreenersPage Fujitsu SRSSubject PageSRS-1050 Subject Index Ringer Mode - changing Program and Loop Switch TestSubject PagePage SubjectTransferring a call UNA - Unanswered call logging set-upPage IndexCHAPTER GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH YOUR DIGITAL SETDigital Set Components Figure 1-1 SRS-1050 Front Panel Figure 1-2 Digital Set Rear ViewFujitsu SRS-1050 Components Function KeysPermanent Functions Switches and Connectors LED IndicatorsPower source selection. This is not operable User-Assigned Functionslocking switch, labeled LOOP Loopback test switch. Thisplaces the set in loopback mode Program switch for data setupMultiple Directory Number Appearances Call Handling Example with Multifunction Buttons Figure 1-4 Example Line AssignmentCALL INFORMATION Standard Softkey LayoutSOFTKEYS AND KEY MENU DISPLAYSINDEX PLACING AND RECEIVING CALLS INTRODUCTION TO VOICE FEATURESCHAPTER Standard Softkey LayoutIf you are using the handset and want to use handsfree mode Switching between Handset and Handsfree ModesIf you are using handsfree mode and want to use the handset Placing Handset Calls If you are not talking on another callIf you are already talking on another call If you are not talking on another call Receiving Handset CallsSRS -1050 Voice Features ChapterSRS -1050 Voice Features Placing Handsfree CallsChapter If you are not talking on another callIf you are already talking on another call continuedSRS -1050 Voice Features Receiving Handsfree CallsChapter If you are not talking on another callChapter SRS -1050 Voice FeaturesIf you are already talking on another call PagePlacing Headset Calls If you are already using theIf you are not talking on another callSRS -1050 Voice Features Receiving Headset CallsChapter If you are not talking on another callFUNCTION BUTTONS If you are already using the headset and talking on another callSRS -1050 Voice Features ChapterREDIAL Using REDIAL before lifting the handset or pressing SPEAKERFigure 2-1 Function Buttons Dials the last number dialed on this phonehandset or pressing Using REDIAL after lifting theSPEAKER HOLDSetting Up a Conference Call Dropping Other People froma Conference Call Using DROP on a Conference Cancels connection with theDropping Out of the Conference Call YourselfAlternatives Questions, Details, orTRANSFER ï DMS-100ï Transfers a call to anotherSRS -1050 Voice Features TRANSFER ï EWSDïChapter PageDialing Special Codes Using Using a One touch Button toONE-TOUCH CALLING Make a CallIncluding Codes in a One- touch Number Storing a Code on a One- touch ButtonUsing the UNA Feature Once enabled, this featureUNANSWERED CALL LOGGING UNAReturning a Call Deleting a Record from theUNA-LIST Error! Bookmark not defined SRS -1050 Voice Features ChapterPage MENU MODE OPERATIONS LOCAL FEATURESCHAPTER Standard Softkey LayoutSelecting a Menu Option PROGRAMMING A BUTTON FOR ONE-TOUCH DIALING Notes on Entering InformationProgramming a One-Touch Button Correcting Mistakes Changing or Canceling the Number Stored in a One- Touch ButtonSRS -1050 Local Features SETTING THE CALENDAR/CLOCKChapter Notes on Entering InformationValues Setting Calendar and ClockSRS -1050 Local Features ChapterRemoves all your one-touch REINITIALIZING THE PHONEnumbers and network determined key assignmentsUNANSWERED CALL LOGGING UNA Enabling the UNA FeatureUNA on Selected Call Disabling the UNA FeatureAppearances UNA on All Call AppearancesHandsfree Supported HANDSFREE, HANDSET, AND HEADSET MODESHandsfree Non Supported Headset ModeSelecting Handsfree Operation using the speaker and microphone Switching from Headset Back to Handset ModeOperating the Set with a Headset HAND-SET/HEAD-SET MODE HAND-SETSwitching Back to Handset CHANGING RINGER MODESetting Ringer Volume only OperationSRS -1050 Local Features Setting Ringer ToneChapter PageSRS -1050 Local Features Selecting Ringer ModeChapter PageQ.931 MESSAGE LOGGING Selecting Ringer PatternCALL ANNOUNCE INTERCOM SRS -1050 Local FeaturesFigure 3-1 Call Announce Intercom Application Ringer Always OnSRS -1050 Local Features ChapterPage Selected Buttons Call Announce Intercom onSpecifying the Directory Number for IntercomRequired Support from Your System AdministratorNumbers of Call Screeners SRS -1050 Local Features2. Press ENTER. The Call Announce Intercom selection screen appears ACTIVATING AND DEACTIVATING THE MIC-OFF BUTTON Announcing a Call by IntercomSELECTING CALL APPEARANCE PREFERENCE CURRENT MODE IS PRIMARY 1RINGING 2IDLE 3PRIMARY SELECT4NO PREF SELECT 4. To return to normal operations, press REG softkey The standard display screen appearsRINGING PREFERENCE COMPLETED SRS -1050 Local Features Ringer Mode - changing Ringer Pattern Ringer Tone Ringer Volume Menu Mode Menu options - selecting One-Touch Button - ProgrammingCalendar/Clock Call Announce Intercom Call Appearance Preference UNA - Unanswered call loggingUsing the DATA Key USING THE DATA TERMINAL ADAPTERDATA OPERATION MAKING AND TERMINATING A DATA CALLUsing AT Commands Chapter SRS -1050 Data OperationPage AT Commands DATA Calls - Making DATA Key ChapterDATA OPERATION Using the Data Key Using AT Commands at a TerminalPLACING A CALL TO A LEASED NETWORK Using IOCs APPENDIX AISDN ORDERING Drop DefinitionsSRS-1050NI-1 Buttons FujitsuPackage D SoftSRS-1050NI-1 Buttons FujitsuPackage E SoftPackage G FujitsuSRS-1050NI-1 Buttons Package EZ E-Z ISDNPackage EZ 1A SRS -1050 InstallationSRS -1050 Installation Package D Package E Package EZ 1 Package EZ 1A Package GAppendix A Page ASwitch Manufacturer INSTALLATIONINSTALLING THE SRS-1050 APPENDIX BFigure B-1 Power Connections Figure B-2 Power Connections NETWORK CONNECTING TO THEENTERING SPIDS AND A D CHANNEL TEI3. Dial your data SPID number and press ENTER The most frequently assigned SPID will be the following NPA NXX XXXX LOADING OR MODIFYING NETWORK DATA after entering the SPID Configuration Types EKTS and CACHDownload Key Attribute ConfigurationSRS -1050 Installation Appendix BPage B-9 Figure B-3 Multifunction Button Layout Manual ConfigurationMULTIFUNCTION BUTTONS 7. Assigns the originating directory number keyAppearance CACH Call Selection 1 CallButtons SRS -1050 InstallationSelection 2 Feature Activator FEATURE ACTIVATOR MODE FA=XX SRS -1050 InstallationAppendix B Page B-13Number Selection 3 DirectorySRS -1050 Installation Appendix BSelection 5 Conference Selection 4 Intercom/Group IntercomICM/GIC MODE SELECT ASSIGN KEY DN=XXXXXXXXX COMPLETEDSelection 6 Transfer Key Selection 7 Originating DN Non-reserved may be assigned to lines that have no reservation status Reservation Selection 8 Call AppearanceSelection 9 Designated Call AppearanceSRS -1050 Installation PROGRAMMING AND LABELING THE SETAppendix B Page B-20Fujitsu Terminal Equipment NT1 SettingsTermination Resistors TR TerminationSingle Unit Installations Two Unit InstallationsTwo Unit Installations Bridging at the NT1 - MaximumSystem Administrator’s Reference Multiple Unit InstallationsSubscribed Feature Bridging at the NT1SRS -1050 Installation Appendix BPage B-24 ENTERING TEST MODE TESTINGAPPENDIX C PERFORMING TESTSTone Test Key TestFor the keys This information is displayedMemory Tests LCD TestSELF TEST MEMORY/LINE TEST ERROR CODE SELF TEST TONEExiting Test Mode Program and Loop Switch TestTable C-1 Self-Test Result CodesKey Test Table, C-2 LCD Test, C-2 LED Test, C-1 Memory Tests, C-3 Program and Loop Switch Test, C-4 Self-Test Result Code Table, C-4Test Mode, C-1 Tone Test, C-2 adapterISDN CALL IDENTIFICATION ICI DISPLAYS APPENDIX DSRS -1050 ICI Displays Appendix DPage D-2 SRS -1050 ICI Displays Appendix DCall Identification Displays Page D-3ERROR MESSAGES Table E-1 Connection Status MessagesBCS Circuit-SwitchedAPPENDIX E Table E-1 Connection Status Messages continued Cause # Table E-1 Connection Status Messages continuedMessage Displayed DescriptionTable E-2 Connection Status MessagesDPS Packet SwitchedDATA CLR DER DATA CLR RNACause # Table E-3 National Standardized Cause ValuesMessage Displayed DescriptionCALL IS PROCEEDING Table E-4 Network Specific Cause ValuesCall cannot be cleared due to other usersSRS -1050 Error Messages Appendix EPage E-7 Connection Status Messages - DPS, E-4 Connection Status Messages - BCS, E-1ITU-T Standardized Cause Values, E-7 National Standardized Cause Values, E-5