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Programming expansion modules
Programming guide
A31003-K16-X001-3-7620
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Hicom 100 E Version 2.1, Service manual
10.8.1.4 Assigning actuator names
A name which is displayed on the optiset display can be assigned for each actuator. An optiset
(E) memory telephone is necessary for this purpose.
Example
: actuator 1 is to be called "Lamp".
10.8.2 Programming sensors
The functions described below can be released in Hicom 100E by closing an external contact
connected to a sensor (control input).
10.8.2.1 Defining the destination number
Closing an external contact results in a signal being transmitted at a defined destination. This
destination can be an internal extension, an internal call group or an external extension number.
Example
: a message from sensor 1 is to be signalled at ext. 12.
Input sequence Meaning Display
A2 5 3
Actuator names
(select actuator 1–4 with "+" and "–" or
directly with "#")
Actuator no. 1: –
B
* Change input Actuator no. 1:
CLamp
Enter name Actuator no. 1: Lamp
D<OK>
Confirm input Actuator no. 1: Lamp
E
<F8> Return to Start menu System administration
An actuator name can be deleted with the F3 key under point C.
Input sequence Meaning Display
A2 6 1
Destination number for sensor
(select sensor 1–4 with "+" and "–" or
directly with "#")
Sensor no. 1: –
B
* Change input Sensor no. 1:
C12
Enter destination number Sensor no. 1: 12
D<OK>
Confirm input Sensor no. 1: Lamp
E
<F8> Return to Start menu System administration
A destination number can be deleted with the F3 key under point C.
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- Table of Contents 0 4
- 10
- Tables 0 16
- 1 Important Information 18
- Safety information 19
- Safety informatio 20
- 1.1.4 General information 22
- 1.1.6 Accident reporting 23
- Important Information 25
- 2 System data 26
- 2.2 Hardware overview 27
- 2.3 Documentation 28
- 2.4 System types 29
- 2.5 Hicom 108 system overview 30
- 2.6 Hicom 112 system overview 31
- 2.7 Hicom 118 system overview 32
- 2.8 Technical data 33
- Technical dat 34
- 2.10 System interfaces 35
- 3 Overview of modules 36
- Table of item code number 38
- Overview of configuration 40
- 3.4 Main module - motherboard 45
- Main module - motherboar 46
- Main module - motherboard 47
- 3.5.3 SLU8 (subscriber line U 52
- 3.6.1 Options adapter 56
- 3.6.2 GEE module 56
- 3.6.6 ALUM module 62
- HICOM 100 E 63
- 3.6.7 STBG4 module 64
- 3.7.1 EXM/MPPI 65
- 3.7.3 Coarse protection 68
- 3.8 Power supply (PSU/UPS) 69
- Power supply (PSU/UPS 70
- 3.9 Main distribution frame 71
- 4 Features 72
- 4.3 All traffic modes 73
- 4.4 Incoming traffic, general 74
- 4.6 General trunk traffic 76
- 4.7 Incoming trunk traffic 76
- 4.8 Outgoing trunk traffic 77
- 4.9 Least cost routing 78
- 4.10 Internal traffic 79
- 4.11 Miscellaneous 80
- Miscellaneous 81
- 4.13 Configuration 82
- 4.15 Cordless solutions 83
- 4.16 CorNet-N 83
- 4.17 Q-Sig networking 84
- 4.18 Euro-ISDN to PBX 84
- 4.19 Euro-ISDN to extension S 85
- 4.20.1 MSN feature 86
- 5 Installation 90
- 5.3 Power supply 91
- 5.3.1 PSU1/UPS1 power supply 92
- 5.3.2 Battery for UPS1 92
- 5.3.3 PSU2/UPS2 power supply 92
- 5.3.4 Battery for UPS2 93
- Power suppl 94
- 5.6 Connecting ISDN (S 97
- ) interfaces 97
- 5.7 Connecting to ISDN trunk 97
- 5.9 Connecting ISDN terminals 98
- Connecting ISDN terminals 99
- Connecting ISDN terminal 100
- extensions 101
- 5.11 Multi-device connection 101
- A31003-K16-X001-3-7620 103
- Length approx. 300 cm 105
- Connecting the fax DDI module 109
- 6 Initial operation 110
- 6.3 Nationalisation 111
- 6.4 Re-initialising 112
- 6.5 Customer data 113
- 6.6 Terminal test 113
- 6.8 System extension number 114
- 6.9 Call management (CM) 115
- 6.9.1 Call allocation 115
- 6.9.3 Call destination lists 115
- Call management (CM 116
- Call management (CM) 119
- Head office Office A 127
- Office B 127
- 6.11 Upgrading a system 129
- Initial operation 131
- 7.1 Configuring the system 132
- Codes for accessing service 134
- Codes for accessing services 135
- MENÜ ENDE WAHL 139
- 7.6.2 Codes for expert mode 140
- With or without decimal point 164
- Assigned ext 171
- 7.8 System programming via PC 174
- 7.8.1 PC tool 174
- 7.9 Teleservice 175
- 7.9.1 Modem transfer 175
- Teleservic 176
- 7.10 Classes of service 179
- Classes of servic 180
- 7.11 Toll restriction 181
- 7.11.2 Toll restriction data 181
- 7.12 Timer 182
- 8 Least Cost Routing (LCR) 184
- 8.1 Single-stage LCR 186
- 8.2 Two-stage LCR 187
- 8.3.1 Background/General 188
- 030-904711 189
- 030-56473 189
- 089-72238321 189
- 9 Maintenance and repair 194
- Spare parts 195
- 10 Programming guide 196
- Programming ISDN lines 197
- Programming ISDN line 198
- 10.2 Analogue trunk 199
- 10.2.2 Setting a dial pause 200
- 10.2.4 Changing line length 201
- 10.3 Networking 202
- 10.3.1 CorNet-N networking 202
- 10.3.2 Rerouting 203
- 10.3.3 Analogue networking 204
- Networking 205
- 10.3.5 Route assignment 206
- 10.3.6 Route type 207
- 10.3.7 Route overflow 208
- 10.3.8 Digit repetition 208
- 10.3.9 Route seizure 209
- 10.3.10 Route names 210
- 10.4 Programming extensions 211
- 10.4.1 Station types 211
- Programming extension 212
- 10.5 Station attributes 213
- Station attribute 214
- Station attributes 215
- 10.5.2 Doorphone setup 219
- 10.5.4 Trunk access 225
- 10.6 Call management 234
- 10.6.1 DDI numbers 234
- 10.6.2 Call groups 234
- 10.6.7 Call destination lists 241
- 10.6.8 ISDN DDI settings 246
- 10.7 System settings 252
- 10.7.1 Music on hold 252
- 10.7.2 Telephone directory 252
- System settings 253
- System setting 254
- 10.7.13 Codes 260
- 10.7.14 Displays 263
- 10.7.15 Call detail recording 267
- 10.8.1 Programming actuators 271
- Programming expansion module 272
- 10.8.2 Programming sensors 273
- Programming expansion modules 275
- 11 Plus products 284
- Voice mail 285
- 11.3 Entrance telephones 286
- Entrance telephones 287
- Entrance telephone 288
- 11.3.3 TFE/V adapter 294
- 11.5 Multiplexers 304
- 11.6 PC cards 304
- PC cards 305
- General system descriptio 306
- General system description 307
- 12.1.3 Important notes 308
- 12.2 System data 308
- 12.2.2 System types 309
- System dat 310
- System data 311
- 12.2.9 Technical data 315
- 12.4 Power supply 324
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