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Siemens 500 service manual Private Network Termination Units, HiPath, Hicom, up to 8 telephones

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Private Network Termination Units

4 Private Network Termination Units

	PNT 520
S0-Bus	UP0

8 up to 8 telephones	2	set 551
max. 8 Endgeräte		set 551
		optiset E ISDN adapter
S0		UP0/E

optiset E

optiPoint 500

Videodeo-Kcommunicationkation

S0-Bus			UP0
S0-Bus			(U	2B1Q	)
				2B1Q
8 upmaxto 8. 8telephonesEndgeräte		2	PNT
			(PNTQ)
	S0				HiPath
	S0			UP0/E
					Hicom
			PNT E
PCPCwithmit ISDN-Kartecard
U	P0/E			U2B1Q
	P0/E

optiset E	optiset E distance adapter
optiset E
optiPoint 500

Figure 4-1 Private network termination units

Private network termination units convert the two-wire UP0/UP0/E and U2B1Q subscriber interfac- es of the HiPath system to the user’s four-wire S0 interface.

P31003-E8400-A100-3-7620	4-1
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Siemens 500 service manual Private Network Termination Units, HiPath, Hicom, up to 8 telephones

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P31003-E8400-A100-3-7620 Key Modules, Adapters, Accessories Service ProvidersoptiPoint System-Specific Telephones 1PP31003-E8400-A100-3-7620 Contents 1 General Service Information3 Startup 9 Ordering Information 8 TroubleshootingP31003-E8400-A100-3-7620 P31003-E8400-A100-3-7620 Figures P31003-E8400-A100-3-7620 Tables P31003-E8400-A100-3-7620 1.1 Service Concept 1 General Service Information1.2 Safety Information General Service InformationGeneral Service Information 1.3 Safety Symbols4 Electrostatically sensitive devices Using Personal Data Helpful suggestionsGeneral Service Information Guidelines for Using DataConscious action helps maintain data protection and data security Safety Symbols General Service InformationProduct Description 2 Product DescriptionoptiPoint 500 telephones economyFeatures when Connecting to Hicom and HiPath 2.1 optiPoint 500 Features at Hicom/HiPathAdditional Features when Connecting optiPoint 500 to HiPath Product Description2.2 Configuration Notes Product DescriptionModules Add-On Components and Adapters Product Description 2.3 Telephones 2.3.1 optiPoint 500 entryControls ConnectivityProduct Description 2.3.2 optiPoint 500 economyControls ConnectivityProduct Description 2.3.3 optiPoint 500 basicControls ConnectivitySpecial Features 2.3.4 optiPoint 500 standardProduct Description ControlsSpecial Features 2.3.5 optiPoint 500 advanceProduct Description Controls2.4 Module Options Configuration NotesProduct Description 2.4.1 optiPoint 500 key module Product Description2-10 2.4.2.1 Power Supply 2.4.2 Busy Lamp Field BLFProduct Description 2-11Module Options Figure 2-6 Power supply to BLF Product Description2-12 Product Description 2.4.2.2 Connection to the Terminal2-13 Product Description Interface Description MW8/8 RJ452-14 Product Description 2.4.3 optiPoint 500 signature module HiPath 4000 onlyI2C Bus Memory Cards 2-15Product Description 2.5 Accessories 2.5.1 External Speaker/Desk MicrophoneDesk Microphone optiset E External SpeakerConnecting the Headset to an 121TR9-5 Interface 2.5.2 optiPoint HeadsetsProduct Description HeadsetPrimary/Client Configuration see Section 5.5 on page 2.5.3 Local Power Supply UnitProduct Description Name2.5.5 Online Key Labeling Tool 2.5.4 Accessory Pack2.5.6 Wall Mounting Product Description2.6.2 Environmental Conditions 2.6 Technical Data 2.6.1 Asset IDAmbient temperature Product Description2.6.4 UP0/E Interface 2.6.3 Ranges2.6.5 USB 1.1 Interface Product DescriptionTechnical Data Product Description2-22 3 Startup 3.2 Setting Up the Telephone3.1 Unpacking the Box 3.3 Keypad and Control PanelDate and Time Indicator 3.4 Date and Time IndicatorStartup Keypad Polling3.5 Ports on the Underside of the Telephone StartupPorts on the Underside of the Telephone Accessing the Telephone Test 3.6 Telephone TestsStartup CodeTest Function Not Working StartupHiPath 4000/Hicom 300H optiPoint 500 telephoneBecause the optiPoint 500 advance has more function keys 4 + 15 than all optiset E tele- phones max. 4 + 8, the system generates an optiset E advance plus/comfort with optiset E key module for the optiPoint 500 advance. This combination is also recognized by HiPath 3000 Manager E/Hicom Assistant E Office Startup3.7 Block Diagrams Figure 3-3 optiPoint 500 entry, economy block diagramStartup Startup Figure 3-4 optiPoint 500 basic, standard and advance block diagramHiPath 4 Private Network Termination UnitsHicom Private Network Termination Units4.2 PNT E Private Network Termination 4.1 PNT Private Network Termination4.3 PNT Q Private Network Termination 4.4 Distance Adapter UCON S and M at Hicom 300/300 E and HiPath5 Option Adapters and Ports Option Adapters and PortsComparison of optiset E Adapters and optiPoint Option Adapters Option Adapters and Ports Configuration Notes 5.1 Adapter Slots Option Adapters and PortsAdapter Slots Option Adapters and Ports 5.2 optiPoint 500 acoustic adapterYou can connect the following to this adapter It is intended for use with the following systemsY cable MW8/8 Option Adapters and PortsFloating contact MW6/6 Headset MW8/8 RJ45Option Adapters and Ports optiPoint 500 acoustic adapter 5.2.1 Electrical Requirements of the HeadsetPin assignment Headset MW 8/8 Pin assignment Floating contact MW6/65.2.2 Floating Contacts Option Adapters and PortsContact Load Option Adapters and Ports 5.3 optiPoint 500 Analog AdaptersoptiPoint 500 Analog Adapters RJ11Analog Interface Option Adapters and PortsStandard analog interface for analog telephones cordless telephones The adapter does not support the following functionsOption Adapters and Ports 5.4 optiPoint 500 ISDN AdapterRJ45 FunctionsOption Adapters and Ports 5.5 optiPoint 500 Phone Adapter Host/ClientRJ11 Functional DescriptionOption Adapters and Ports 5.6 optiPoint 500 recorder adapterInterfaces Interface DescriptionRecorder port MW 6/4 Option Adapters and Ports optiPoint 500 recorder adapterElectrical Requirements 5-13Connection Example Option Adapters and PortsClient HostOption Adapters and Ports 5.7 Port Overview5-15 Phone5-16 Option Adapters and PortsAkustik Signature6 CallBridge 6.1 CallBridge TUCallBridge CallBridge 6.2 CallBridge for Data7 IP Adapter IP Adapter AdministrationIP Adapter optiPoint 7.1 optiPoint IPadapter InstallationoptiPoint IPadapterIP Adapter 7.2 Connection to the TerminalIP Adapter 7.3 Connection to the SystemHicom optiPointAdministration Via the Web Browser 7.4 Administration Via the Web BrowserIP Adapter Structural overviewError example Fault signalingIP Adapter if the connection to the LAN is cleared downIP Adapter optiPoint IPadapter TeloptiPoint IPadapter administrator login Leads to Administration pageThe optiPoint IPadapter web server allows the administrator to via Administrator Login if necessaryIP Adapter AdministrationGeneral information MAC addressBIOS contains the initialization software and factory test IP Adapter7-10 IP Adapter 8. Click “IP address and routing” and enter the following addresses7-11 IP Adapter If more than 24 characters are input, the following message appears7-12 Return to Administrator settings ResetIP Adapter 7-13Options are y No transfer y Upload configuration Defaulty Download configuration y Download application y Upload history IP AdapterCause of fault DefaultFault description IP AdapterIP Adapter The submitted data contained an error Invalid new passwordLoad download from fileserver application 7-16Save upload to fileserver configuration Load download from fileserver configurationIP Adapter 7-17IP Adapter Save upload to fileserver configurationHistory file 7-18IP Adapter Return to Administration7-19 Restart terminalIP Adapter Diagnostics7-20 Invoke testsCurrent admin password New password Confirm new password Change administrator passwordReset IP AdapterFault signaling 7.5 Administration via optiPointIP Adapter 7-22Ping to Partner failed Ping to Gateway failedFigure 7-6 Error codes for configuration settings IP Adapter7-24 To perform administration via the telephone, proceed as follows IP Adapter7-25 Password Abort? PasswordPassword PasswordIP Adapter TC Login password?7-27 DHCP?disable? enable?IP Adapter Example “DHCP Input”Page Example Mode Input IP AdapterOperation mode phone-side?Configuring the IPadapter at Hicom 7.6 Configuration ExamplesIP Adapter 7-31Figure 7-7 WEB access to the IPadapter HG 1500 cannot be configured via the WEB interfaceIP Adapter optiPoint sideThe IP address, default gateway, etc. are set here 3. Click Administration. The administrator password must be enteredFigure 7-8 WEB page administration IP AdapterIP Adapter 4. Enter the following addresses7-34 Settings in Assistant Office Configuration in HG 1500 and OfficeIP Adapter 7-35Configuring the IPadapter at Hicom IP Adapter7-36 The IP address, default gateway, etc. are set here 3. Click Administration. The administrator password must be enteredFigure 7-12 WEB page administration IP AdapterIP Adapter IP address, subnet mask, IP partner address and default gateway4. Enter the following addresses Partner IP address the IPadapter IP ad- dress in this case phone-sideIP Adapter Configuring the optiPoint IPadapter on the optiset Eoptiset E 7-39Configuration Examples IP Adapter7-40 8.2 Reboot 8 Troubleshooting8.1 Test Loops 3 and TroubleshootingReboot Troubleshooting9.1 Products and Spare Parts 9 Ordering InformationOrdering Information NameName Ordering InformationColor Part NumberOrdering Information 9.1.2 Accessories, Spare Parts, MiscellaneousName ColorOrdering Information Accessory pack for BLF Accessory pack for advanceAccessory pack for general optiPoint Ordering InformationOrdering Information 9.2 DocumentationName Reference numberOrdering Information 9.3 Order AddressesProduct Company AddressOrdering Information 9.4 After-Sales Service and RepairProduct Company AddressOrdering Information 9.5 Intranet AddressesIntranet Addresses SubjectOrdering Information Intranet Addresses9-10 Abbreviations AbbreviationDefinition Definition AbbreviationIndex

Private Network Termination Units

4 Private Network Termination Units

8 up to 8 telephones

HiPath

Hicom