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SRS -2100 Q.931 Logging Codes (

Appendix F

Definitions of the different fields shown in the normal format of the History mode follow:

nT>N: Transmission message identifier for terminal-to- network messages. The value n is 1 for voice calls and 2 for data calls. This identifier is followed by the abbreviated message and a list of up to six related information element codes. Table F-1 explains the different abbreviated messages. Table F-2 lists and defines the information element codes.

nN>T: Reception message identifier for network-to- terminal messages. The value n is 1 for voice calls and 2 for data calls. This identifier is followed by the abbreviated message and a list of up to six related information element codes. Table F-1 explains the different abbreviated messages. Table F-2 lists and defines the information element codes.

CR: Call reference number

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Contents

Isdn Fujitsu SRS Fujitsu SRS Fujitsu SRS FCC Notice Using this Guide Chapter ContentPreface Organization Conventions and Layout UNA-LISTDATACLEAR DIR-LIST Helpful Tips About Your SRS-2100 Softkeys Timeouts Starting OverPhone Operation Isdn Concepts Integrated Voice and Data Voice Features Data Features Multipoint Configurations Spid System Administrator Call Appearance Preference Table of Contents Changing or Canceling the Number Stored in a One-Touch Activating and DEA Ctivating the MIC-OFF Interpreting Q.931. Message Logging Codes Fujitsu SRS SRS 2100 Subject Index Subject Index SRS SRS Index Index SRS Getting Acquainted with Your Digital SET Digital Set Components SRS-2100 Front Panel Telephone Components Switches and Connectors SRS-2100 Rear View Indicators Function ButtonsPermanent Functions User-assigned Functions Chapter SRS -2100 Overview Multifunction Buttons Multifunction Button Layout Multiple Directory Number Appearances Example Line Assignment Call Information Displays Softkeys and Service SRS -2100 Overview Chapter Introduction to Voice Features Placing and Receiving Calls If you are usi ng handsfree mode and want to use the handset If you are already talking on another call Receiving Handset Calls If you are not talking onAnother call If you are already talking on Press Drop SRS -2100 Voice Features Chapt er Receiving Handsfree Calls Placing Headset Calls If you are not talking on another call If you are already using Headset and talking on Receiving Headset Calls Function Buttons MIC-OFF RedialDials the last number dialed on this phone SRS -2100 Voice Features Chapt er Using Redial Before Lifting the Handset or Pressing Using Redial after Lifting the Handset or PressingSpeaker Hold Setting Up a Conference Call ConferenceTelephone conferences with Multiple participants Cancels connection with last DropParty added to a conference DMS -100⎪ Using Drop on a Conference Call Transfer ⎪5ESS⎪Questions, Details, or Alternatives Transfer ⎪DMS-100⎪ Transfers a call to anotherPhone and announces Transfer privately Speaker Transfer ⎪ EWSD⎪ONE-TOUCH Calling Using a One Touch Button to Make a Call Dialing Special Codes Using One-touch ButtonsStoring a Code on a One- Touch Button Including Codes in a One- Touch Number Unanswered Call Logging UNA-LIST Returning a Call Placing a Call Using Personal DirectoryDeleting a Record from UNA-LIST Chapter SRS -2100 Voice Features Using a One Touch Button to Make a Call Chapter SRS -2100 Voice Features Local Features Service Mode Operations SRS -2100 Local Features Chapter Selecting a Menu Option Information Programming a Button for ONE-TOUCH Dialing SRS -2100 Local Features Chapter Programming a One-Touch Button Correcting Mistakes Chapter SRS -2100 Local Features Setting CALENDAR/CLOCK Setting Calendar and Clock Values Press Enter again. The first input screen appears Enter CALENDAR/CLOCK Input Year Reinitializing the Phone Chapter SRS -2100 Local Features Enabling the UNA-LIST Feature Unanswered Call Logging UNA-LIST To enable UNA-LIST, press Enter again. This screen appears UNA-LIST on All Call Appearances UNA-LIST on Selected Call Appearances Chapter SRS -2100 Local Features Disabling the UNA-LIST Feature Headset ModeHANDSFREE, HANDSET, and Headset Modes Chapter SRS -2100 Local Features Handset Mode Operating the Set with a Headset Switching from Headset Back to Handset Mode Switching Back to Handset Only Operation Changing Ringer Mode Setting Ringer Volume Setting Ringer Tone Press 2, Enter softkey 1 and this screen appears Selecting Ringer Mode Completed Selecting Ringer Pattern Using Q.931 Message Logging Starting or Stopping Message Logging Reviewing Logged Messages Normal ROLL-UP ROLL-DOWN Exit Call Announce Intercom Ringer Always On Call Announce Intercom on Selected Buttons Required Support from Your System Administrator Specifying the Directory Number for Intercom SRS -2100 Local Features Chapter Specifying the Directory Numbers of Call ScreenersNON Supported TWO WAY Turned on 985*3112 Enter Next Clear Register Announcing a Call by Intercom Activating and Deactivating the MIC-OFF Button MIC Mute Mode NON Supported Enter Next Clear Register MIC-OFF Selecting Call Appearance Preference Press Enter again to display the preference menu Personal Directory SRS -2100 Local Features Chapter Setting Up the Personal Directory Using Network Data Chapter SRS -2100 Local Features Editing the Personal Directory Key Label First Second Third Fourth ABC DEF GHI JKL MNO PRS TUV WXYPersonal Directory Entry Table SRS -2100 Local Features Chapter Programming a Button for ONE-TOUCH Activating and Deactivating the MIC-OFF Call Announce Intercom Call Appearance Preference Using the Terminal Adapter Using the Data KeyData Operation Making and Terminating a Data Call SRS -2100 Data Operation Chapter Using AT Commands Using X.28 Commands Data Users Guide Using the Data Key Using IOCs Isdn Ordering Definitions CFD/CFB CNI provides the incoming calling line number if Available Package D Package E Package G Package EZ Package EZ 1ACall Forwarding BUSY/DON’T Answer Appendix a SRS -2100 Isdn Ordering Age A-7 SRS -2100 Installation Appendix a Installation Appendix B Figure B-1 Power Connections Installing the SRS-2100 Figure B-2 Power Connections Connecting to NetworkEntering Spids and a D Channel TEI Spid B-5 B-6 B-7 Configuration Types Ekts and Cach Loading or Modifying Network Data after entering the Spid KEY-ATTR Configuration Download Manual Configuration Press 2, Enter to display the options for manual download Figure B-3 Multifunction Button Layout Selection 1 Call Appearance Cach Call Buttons B-12 Selection 2 Feature Activator Selection 3 Directory Number B-15 Selection 4 Intercom/Group Intercom Selection 5 Conference Selection 6 Transfer Key B-18 Selection 7 Originating DN Selection 8 Call Appearance Reservation TRM ORGOrgip OFF B-22 Programming Labeling the SET NT1 Settings Single Unit InstallationsFujitsu Terminal Equipment Termination Resistors TR Two Unit Installations Multiple Unit InstallationsBridging at the NT1 Distance Bridging at the NT1 Maximum System Administrator’s Reference Subscribed Feature Assigned FA/FI SRS-2100 ButtonFA XX/FI Appendix B SRS -2100 Installation B-27 SRS -2100 Installation Appendix B B-28 B-29 Testing Entering Test ModePerforming Tests LED Test Key TestFor the keys This information is displayed Tone Test LCD TestMemory Tests C-4 Program and Loop Switch Exiting Test ModeTest Table C-1 Self-Test Result Codes C-6 Appendix C SRS -2100 Testing C-7 C-8 Isdn Call Identification ICI Displays Dcdl SRS -2100 Call Identification Displays Appendix D D-2 D-3 Error Messages Table E-1 Connection Status MessagesBCS Circuit-SwitchedCause # Message Displayed Description Service NG Table E-1 Connection Status MessagesCalled Barred Bearer Type not Message Type Table E-2 Connection Status MessagesDPS Packet Switched Display format Description Call Type Incompatible with Service Request Service Operation ViolatedTable E-3 National Standardized Cause Values Call is Proceeding Table E-4 Network Specific Cause Values E-7 Normal Format History Mode Interpreting Q.931 Message Logging Codes F-2 Hexadecimal Format in History Mode SRS -2100 Q.931 Logging Codes Appendix F F-4 Codes and Abbreviations Table F-1 Message AbbreviationsAbbreviated message Full Message F-6 Table F-2 Information Element Codes Information element code Meaning Table F-3 Call Status Codes Code Appendix F SRS -2100 Q.931 Logging Codes F-9 F-10