TOA Electronics CP-66 operating instructions

INTERCOM SYSTEM

CP-66

Functions and

Operating Instructions

TOA Corporation

EXES-6

OOO

CP-66

Contents

Main Contents 2 3 43 44 45 46 59 60 61 22) 5) 6) 1) 83 Introduction to the "Functions and Operating Instructions" for stations for EXES-6000 line system. *1. Before you use a PV-type handset station, it is necessary 1 Page 1. Stations Industrial-use handsfree - 2 - 2. Speech functions 3 uses a handset. Methods the whole intercom system. 3. Station Operation (PV Type) 4 paged through your station speaker, respond to the the Privacy switch of your station is in the ON posi- 5 being sounded, you can make a voice call by continu- ously depressing the key. PV Type 6 PV Type 7 PV Type speech path after approximately 10 seconds from call 8 adjusted by means of the 2-stage volume selector (VOL) switch. 9 PV Type 10 4. Station Operation (NP Type) NP Type NP Type 4. While the continuous calling tone is sent, yo u can 11 12 party. be connected to an external speaker. Also, the HF-670M is fitted with no Privacy switch. NP Type continuous calling tone to stop and puts the station 13 Note. 1. The sound volume of the speaker may be adjusted by must be performed in the exchange to call a specified 14 1. The sound volume of the loud speaker may be NP Type 15 16 17 Functions: EXES-6000 CP-66 Classification 18 Exchange Speech message 19 Page EXES-6000 CP-66 Summary of Dialing Operations (single exc hange system) 1. Selecting dial operations 20 Type Type 1 21 22 23 Camp-On-Busy When the party you are calling is on another line, by simply 24 sounds continuo usly.) As soon as the line is freed, you will Busy Call Back Privacy time, a brief Privacy tone will sound in the station called, 25 from that station. condition, and thus ready to receive calls. Camp-On Privacy PV Type Press-To-Talk (Press-To-Talk Bar) is continuously depressed after dial tone confirmation or Mic Off Press-To-Talk Control One way conversation is activated while the Press-To-Talk continuous make-contact. specific stations. Single Digit Dialing 28 Master Sub Relationship dialing, and will only connect the substation to one specific master. Automatic Access To Paging 29 Personal Number Call 30 Continuous Calling T one substations in the "PV" type system. 31 Remote Response 32 Call Transfer 33 Paging during Normal Calls Group Hunting 34 Secretary Transfer 35 Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer 36 Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer NP Type at her station. This sends the continuous calling tone to 37 Call Forwarding When you will be away from your station and wish all 38 are going to move to, you can do so by registering that station number before y ou leave. registered. Priority 39 transmitted to his station. the urgent call is allowed to take priority and go through. Executive Priority Highest Executive Priority When the called station is busy or in the Conference mode 40 Priority function may be employed. Conference added by anyone already connected. 41 After receiving 2nd person's consent, he may then dial (2nd participant) Paging 2. Zone paging and All-call paging 42 Other Paging Modes 43 How to select the paging area and make the paging call. Paging functions may include both external PA and sta- 44 zone 99 < Example > All-Call Paging and Individual Zo ne Paging 45 Combination Paging 46 < Example 3 > All ca ll paging>combination paging= individual zone paging camp-on-busy. Refer to Example 2. 47 Emergency All-Call Paging 48 Priority Station Paging 49 Personal Number Paging registration, which may be done from any station by dialing 50 for paging response. that you are not available. Programmable Station Numbering The unprogrammed stations are used as original < Example > Group Blocking The group can call and/or be called by 52 < Example > < Example of Paging response > Programmable Restricted Access for Stations 1. All-call paging 53 fied stations. Select able Calling Tone Selectable Paging Pre-paging Tone Duration 54 Time-Out of Conversation Time-Out of Paging Call In/Out Annunciation turned on. 55 Destination Annunciation Indication Confirmation tone 56 Calling Party Indication (Lamp Type) without placing a call causes all lights to go out. *1 57 indication panel No. 5. ming in exchange "C". Calling Party Indication ( Numerical Type) indication for the station that has been waiting for the 58 Transmitting and Receiving Units or use the master details, refer to "Installation hand Book for CP Unit Conversation Partner Indication (Lamp Type) conversation is cancelled. 59 (Camp-on-busy, privacy on) is not displayed on the Indication Panel. Pocket Pager personal number, further dial as follows without 60 receive other calls during 3 minutes after the General Purpose Control (Mode 1) One-shot make output (500/50 contacts) 61 and the break output sent out. and one contact out of 8 selectable make outputs is Simplified Paging paging call. 62 Clear Entry and Conversation Over This wil l restore the condition before the error was Page Tie-line Connections of Exchanges 63 ("C"-"A") + 21 zones * 8 per Tie line * 3. Numbering Schedule for Stations and Paging Zones Standard schedule (when personal Nos. are provided) 64 00 Type of exchange Restricted Conditions for Tie-line Connection Tie-line 65 EXES-6000, CP-66 Summary of Dial O perations (For Tie-Line System) Personal number cancellation 66 Number assignment Tie-line Relay make-break output 8-selectable output Message check Number assignment Camp-On-Busy sounds continuously.) As soon as the line is freed, you will 68 Busy Call Back Privacy Tie-line 69 Camp-On Privacy PV Type 70 Press-To-Talk Single Digit Dialing and the registered number will be called automatically. 71 even if its line is connected w ith master station. Personal number Master Sub Relationship connected to the substation when is pressed. Automatic Access To Paging to. specific master stations. This is done by single touch master. Personal Number Call A personal number may be registered at any master station 73 Confirmation tone programming of that same number at any other station is Continuous Calling Tone nuous calling tone. 74 substations in the "PV" type system. Remote Response 75 Call Transfer 76 Paging during Normal Calls Group Hunting 77 Secretary Transfer 78 Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer the call held is to then be transferred back to the execu- 79 at her s tation. This sends the continuous Privacy tone to Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer Tie-line 80 NP Type Highest Executive Priority few seconds and then the call is put through, terminating 81 * When the party called through the conference function is Tie-line Conference A "Hands-Free" conference call can be made with up to 82 After receiving 2nd person's consent, he may then d ial Paging 83 How t o select the paging area and make the paging call If the EX-630 is included in the 84 response EX-620. All-Call Paging and Individual Zone Paging Tie-line 85 Selectable First Station Number of Each Exchange 1. Standard station Numbering schedules of exchanges A, 86 Number B and C are as follows: < Standard station numbering > Programmable S tation Numbering 87 Group Blocking links (group No. 7) and (group No. 8). 88 Tie-line Tie-line 89 Example of Group Blocking registration Exchange A To use this function, station No. 200 programming (No.470 through 4 must be set up in each exchange. Programmable Restricted Access for Stations 90 Selectable Calling Tone Selectable Paging Pre-paging Tone Duration 91 Time-Out of Conversation Time-Out of Paging Call In/Out Annunciation 92 Calling Party Indication (Lamp Type) 93 indication panel No. 5. Tie-line Conversation Partner Indication (Lamp Type) 94 Pocket Pager and the party called can answer the call via the nearest 95 (1) Tone-only pager tone-only pagers. General Purpose Control (Mode 1) One-shot make output (500/50 contacts) 96 and 4 decimal digits are indicated. and the break output sent out. 97 Simplified Paging Clear Entry and Conversation Over 98 Page External interfaces 99 OD interface LD interface 100 CB interface to the telephone line. tone from the station speaker), lift the handset and dial (1) Connection of the pager i nterface to t he CB-600 101 102 Tie-line interface 103 EXES-6000, CP-66 Summary o f Dial Operations (4-digit dialing)(Example of single exchange system) 104 Message check 105 Message cancellation BGM Selected Paging 106 107 108 109 [Paging] 110 Speech message 111 full. In such a case, either press or replace the 112 Background music (BGM) 113 Alarm Time Signal 114