Index SRS | Fujitsu SRS-2100 guide

Index	SRS -2100 (

Subject	Page
LCD Test	C-3
LED Test	C-2
Memory Tests	C-3
Menu options	3-2
Message Abbreviation Table	F-4
Message logging - starting/stopping	3-18
Message Logging Codes - interpretation	F-1
Message Logging	3-17
MIC-OFF button	3-25
Multifunction Buttons	1-5
National Standardized Cause Values	E-5
Network connection	B-4
Network data	B-7
Network Specific Cause Values	E-6
One touch calling	2-17
One-touch button changes	3-5
One-touch button codes	2-18
One-Touch button programming	3-4
Package D	A-3
Package E	A-4
Package EZ 1	A-6
Package EZ 1A	A-6
Package G	A-5
Permanent functions	1-4
Personal Directory - placing calls	2-21
Personal Directory Entry Table	3-31
Personal directory set-up	3-28
Personal Directory	3-27
Physical Installation	B-2
Placing calls	2-1
Primary line preference	3-26
Program and Loop Switch Test	C-4
Programming and labeling the set	B-19

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Isdn Fujitsu SRS Fujitsu SRS Fujitsu SRS FCC Notice Organization Using this GuideChapter Content Preface Conventions and Layout UNA-LISTDATACLEAR DIR-LIST Softkeys Helpful Tips About Your SRS-2100 Isdn Concepts Integrated Voice and Data TimeoutsStarting Over Phone Operation Data Features Voice Features Spid Multipoint Configurations Call Appearance Preference System Administrator Table of Contents Activating and DEA Ctivating the MIC-OFF Changing or Canceling the Number Stored in a One-Touch Interpreting Q.931. Message Logging Codes Fujitsu SRS Subject SRS 2100 Subject Index Index SRS SRS Index Index SRS Digital Set Components Getting Acquainted with Your Digital SET Telephone Components SRS-2100 Front Panel SRS-2100 Rear View Switches and Connectors User-assigned Functions IndicatorsFunction Buttons Permanent Functions Chapter SRS -2100 Overview Multifunction Button Layout Multifunction Buttons Multiple Directory Number Appearances Call Information Displays Example Line Assignment Softkeys and Service SRS -2100 Overview Chapter Placing and Receiving Calls Introduction to Voice Features If you are usi ng handsfree mode and want to use the handset If you are already talking on another call If you are already talking on Receiving Handset CallsIf you are not talking on Another call Press Drop SRS -2100 Voice Features Chapt er Receiving Handsfree Calls Placing Headset Calls If you are not talking on another call Receiving Headset Calls If you are already using Headset and talking on Function Buttons Redial MIC-OFFDials the last number dialed on this phone SRS -2100 Voice Features Chapt er Hold Using Redial Before Lifting the Handset or PressingUsing Redial after Lifting the Handset or Pressing Speaker Multiple participants Setting Up a Conference CallConference Telephone conferences with DMS -100⎪ Cancels connection with lastDrop Party added to a conference Transfer ⎪5ESS⎪ Using Drop on a Conference CallQuestions, Details, or Alternatives Transfer privately Transfer ⎪DMS-100⎪Transfers a call to another Phone and announces Transfer ⎪ EWSD⎪ SpeakerONE-TOUCH Calling Including Codes in a One- Touch Number Using a One Touch Button to Make a CallDialing Special Codes Using One-touch Buttons Storing a Code on a One- Touch Button Logging UNA-LIST Unanswered Call Returning a Call UNA-LIST Placing a Call UsingPersonal Directory Deleting a Record from Chapter SRS -2100 Voice Features Using a One Touch Button to Make a Call Chapter SRS -2100 Voice Features Service Mode Operations Local Features Selecting a Menu Option SRS -2100 Local Features Chapter Programming a Button for ONE-TOUCH Dialing Information 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 Unanswered Call Logging UNA-LIST Enabling the UNA-LIST Feature To enable UNA-LIST, press Enter again. This screen appears UNA-LIST on Selected Call Appearances UNA-LIST on All Call Appearances Chapter SRS -2100 Local Features Headset Mode Disabling the UNA-LIST FeatureHANDSFREE, HANDSET, and Headset Modes Chapter SRS -2100 Local Features Operating the Set with a Headset Handset Mode Switching from Headset Back to Handset Mode Switching Back to Handset Only Operation Changing Ringer Mode Setting Ringer Tone Setting Ringer Volume Press 2, Enter softkey 1 and this screen appears Selecting Ringer Mode Selecting Ringer Pattern Completed Using Q.931 Message Logging Reviewing Logged Messages Starting or Stopping Message Logging Normal ROLL-UP ROLL-DOWN Exit Ringer Always On Call Announce Intercom Call Announce Intercom on Selected Buttons Specifying the Directory Number for Intercom Required Support from Your System Administrator SRS -2100 Local Features Chapter Numbers of Call Screeners Specifying the DirectoryNON 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 Selecting Call Appearance Preference MIC-OFF Personal Directory Press Enter again to display the preference menu SRS -2100 Local Features Chapter Directory Setting Up the Personal Using Network Data Chapter SRS -2100 Local Features Editing the Personal Directory ABC DEF GHI JKL MNO PRS TUV WXY Key Label First Second Third FourthPersonal Directory Entry Table SRS -2100 Local Features Chapter Activating and Deactivating the MIC-OFF Programming a Button for ONE-TOUCH Call Announce Intercom Call Appearance Preference Making and Terminating a Data Call Using the Terminal AdapterUsing the Data Key Data Operation SRS -2100 Data Operation Chapter Using AT Commands Data Users Guide Using X.28 Commands Using the Data Key Isdn Ordering Using IOCs CFD/CFB Definitions Package D CNI provides the incoming calling line number if Available Package E Package G Package EZ 1A Package EZCall Forwarding BUSY/DON’T Answer Appendix a SRS -2100 Isdn Ordering Age A-7 SRS -2100 Installation Appendix a Appendix B Installation Installing the SRS-2100 Figure B-1 Power Connections Figure B-2 Power Connections Spid Connecting toNetwork Entering Spids and a D Channel TEI B-5 B-6 B-7 Loading or Modifying Network Data after entering the Spid Configuration Types Ekts and Cach Download KEY-ATTR Configuration Press 2, Enter to display the options for manual download Manual Configuration Selection 1 Call Appearance Cach Call Buttons Figure B-3 Multifunction Button Layout B-12 Selection 2 Feature Activator Selection 3 Directory Number B-15 Selection 4 Intercom/Group Intercom Selection 6 Transfer Key Selection 5 Conference B-18 Selection 7 Originating DN Selection 8 Call Appearance Reservation OFF TRMORG Orgip B-22 Labeling the SET Programming Termination Resistors TR NT1 SettingsSingle Unit Installations Fujitsu Terminal Equipment Bridging at the NT1 Maximum Two Unit InstallationsMultiple Unit Installations Bridging at the NT1 Distance Subscribed Feature Assigned FA/FI SRS-2100 Button System Administrator’s ReferenceFA XX/FI Appendix B SRS -2100 Installation B-27 SRS -2100 Installation Appendix B B-28 B-29 Entering Test Mode TestingPerforming Tests This information is displayed LED TestKey Test For the keys LCD Test Tone TestMemory Tests C-4 Table C-1 Self-Test Result Codes Program and Loop SwitchExiting Test Mode Test C-6 Appendix C SRS -2100 Testing C-7 C-8 Dcdl Isdn Call Identification ICI Displays SRS -2100 Call Identification Displays Appendix D D-2 D-3 Table E-1 Connection Status MessagesBCS Circuit-Switched Error MessagesCause # Message Displayed Description Bearer Type not Service NGTable E-1 Connection Status Messages Called Barred Message Type Display format Description Table E-2 Connection Status MessagesDPS Packet Switched Call is Proceeding Call Type Incompatible with Service RequestService Operation Violated Table E-3 National Standardized Cause Values Table E-4 Network Specific Cause Values E-7 Interpreting Q.931 Message Logging Codes Normal Format History Mode F-2 Hexadecimal Format in History Mode SRS -2100 Q.931 Logging Codes Appendix F F-4 Table F-1 Message Abbreviations Codes and AbbreviationsAbbreviated message Full Message F-6 Information element code Meaning Table F-2 Information Element Codes Code Table F-3 Call Status Codes Appendix F SRS -2100 Q.931 Logging Codes F-9 F-10