Samsung DCS-816 Manuals

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Samsung DCS-816 Programming Manual (277 pages)

Brand: Samsung | Category: Telephone System | Size: 1.88 MB

Table of Contents
4
Introduction to Programming
5
Using this Manual
5
Programming Overview
6
Programming Levels
6
System Level
6
Customer Level
6
Keys Used for Programming
7
Station Level
7
Soft Keys
7
Other Keys
7
Programming Procedures
8
Precautions When Programming
8
Opening System or Customer Level Programming
9
Opening Station Level Programming
9
Programming DCS-408 and 408I Systems
9
Program (MMC) List
10
Default Data
12
Station Programs
12
System Configuration: Quick Reference
18
Special Applications
20
Voice Mail / Auto Attendant Integration
21
Hardware Provisions
21
Software Provisions
21
In-Band Signalling
22
Station Hunt Group with Overflow
22
Internal Call Forwarding to Voice Mail
22
One-Touch Voice Mail Access
22
Individual Station Page
23
CLIP (Calling Line Identification Presentation)
24
Toll Restriction (Call Barring) Overview
25
Use of Deny Table
25
Use of Wild Cards and the Allowance Table
26
S0 Overview
27
Specifications
28
Pri
28
Bri
28
Introduction
28
Each BRI / BRIN Access Has the Following Features
29
ISDN Services
29
Supported Bearer Capability
30
Supported High Layer Compatibility
30
Supported ISDN Supplementary Services
31
Installation
31
Operation
31
Ports
31
PRI & BRI LT-T Mode
32
Making an Outgoing Call
32
BRI LT-S Mode
32
Incoming Call Routing According to MMC 419/420
32
Features Reference Tables
33
PRI and BRI LT -T Port
33
Call Feature Capability
33
Related Timers
33
MMC Dependency
34
PRI and BRI LT -S Port
35
Pin Assignment of Connectors
35
BRI Related MMC Procedure
37
RJ-45 Pin Assignment for BRI
37
Making an RJ-45 Connector Extension to BRI
37
Order of Programming
38
Example of Programming a STATION Port
38
BRI Access
39
MMC Programs
40
MC: 100 Station Lock
41
Program Keys
41
Action
41
MMC: 101 Change User Passcode
42
MMC: 102 Call Forward
43
MMC: 103 Set Answer Mode
45
MMC: 104 Station Name
46
MMC: 105 Station Speed Dial
47
MMC: 106 Station Speed Dial Name
49
MMC:107 Key Extender
51
MMC: 108 Station Status
53
MMC: 109 Date Display
55
MMC: 110 Station On/Off
56
MMC: 111 Keyset Ring Tone
58
MMC: 112 Alarm Reminder
59
MMC: 113 View Memo Number
60
MMC: 114 Station Volume
61
MMC: 115 Set Programmed Message
62
MMC: 116 Alarm and Message
63
MMC: 119 Set Clip Display
65
MMC: 121 Keyset Language
66
MMC: 200 Open Customer Programming
67
MMC: 201 Change Customer Passcode
68
MMC: 202 Change Feature Passcodes
69
MMC: 203 Assign Ua Device
70
MMC: 204 Common Bell Control
71
MMC: 205 Assign Loud Bell
72
MMC: 206 Barge-In Type
73
MMC: 207 Assign VM/Aa Port
74
MMC: 208 Assign Ring Type
75
MMC: 209 Assign Add-On Module
76
MMC: 210 Customer On/Off
77
MMC: 211 Door Ring Assignment
79
MMC: 212 Alarm Ringing Station
80
MMC: 213 Alarm Message
81
MMC: 214 Disa Alarm Ringing Station
82
MMC: 215 Voice Dialler Options
83
MMC: 216 Voice Dialler Assignments
84
MMC: 217 CCC Option
85
MMC: 219 Common Relay Service Type
86
MMC: 220 Isdn Service Type
87
MMC: 300 Customer On/Off Per Station
88
MMC: 301 Assign Station Cos
90
MMC: 302 Pickup Groups
91
MMC: 303 Assign Boss/Secretary
92
MMC: 304 Assign Station/Trunk Use
93
MMC: 305 Assign Forced Code
94
MMC: 306 Hot Line
95
MMC: 308 Assign Background Music Source
96
MMC: 309 Assign Station Music on Hold
97
MMC: 310 Lcr Class of Service
98
MMC: 311 Assign Sim Parameter
99
MMC: 312 Allow Clip
101
MMC: 313 Assign Pin Code
103
MMC: 314 Confirm Outgoing Call
104
MMC: 315 Set Relocation
105
MMC: 316 Copy Station Usable
106
MMC: 317 Assign Station / Station Use
107
MMC: 318 Distinctive Ring
108
MMC: 319 Branch Group
109
MMC: 400 Customer On/Off Per Trunk
110
C.o. / Pbx Line
111
MMC: 402 Trunk Dial Type
112
MMC: 403 Trunk Toll Class
113
MMC: 404 Trunk Name
115
MMC: 405 Trunk Number
116
MMC: 406 Trunk Ring Assignment
117
MMC: 407 Forced Trunk Release
118
MMC: 408 Assign Trunk Music on Hold Source
119
MMC: 409 Trunk Status Read
120
MMC: 410 Assign Disa Trunk
122
Assign E1 Signal Type
123
MMC: 412 Assign Trunk Signal
124
MMC: 414 Mpd/Prs Signal
125
MMC: 415 Report Trunk Abandon Data
126
MMC: 416 Assign Ac15 Translation
127
MMC: 417 Pri Crc4 Option
128
MMC: 418 Card Restart
129
MMC: 419 Bri Option
130
Ports Programmed as "STATION" in MMC 423
131
S0 Overview
131
MMC: 420 Pri Option
133
MMC: 421 Msn Digit
134
MMC: 422 Assign Trunk Cos
136
MMC: 423 S/T Mode
137
MMC: 424 S0 Mapping
138
MMC: 426 Trunk Gain Control
139
R2Mfc Signal
140
MMC: 500 System-Wide Counters
142
MMC: 501 System-Wide Timers
144
Timers
145
Timer Descriptions
146
MMC: 502 Station-Wide Timers
150
MMC: 503 Trunk-Wide Timers
152
MMC: 504 Pulse Make/Break Ratio
153
MMC: 505 Assign Date and Time
154
MMC: 506 Tone Cadence
155
MMC: 507 Assign Auto Night Time
157
MMC: 508 Call Cost
158
MMC: 509 C.O. Tone Cadence
159
MMC: 510 Sli Ring Cadence
161
MMC: 511 Mw Lamp Cad
162
MMC: 512 Assign Holiday
163
MMC: 600 Assign Operator Group
164
MMC: 601 Assign Station Group
165
MMC: 602 Station Group Name
168
MMC: 603 Assign Trunk Group
169
MMC: 604 Assign Station to Page Zone
171
MMC: 605 Assign External Page Zone
172
MMC: 606 Assign Speed Block
173
MMC: 607 Ucd Options
175
MMC: 608 Assign Clip Review Block
177
MMC: 700 Copy Cos Contents
178
MMC: 701 Assign Cos Contents
179
Cos Feature List by Option Number
180
MMC: 702 Toll Deny Table
186
MMC: 703 Toll Allowance Table
187
MMC: 704 Assign Wild Character
188
MMC: 705 Assign System Speed Dial
189
MMC: 706 System Speed Dial by Name
191
MMC: 707 Authorisation Code
193
MMC: 708 Account Code
194
MMC: 709 Pbx Access Code
195
MMC: 710 Lcr Digit Table
196
MMC: 711 Lcr Time Table
197
MMC: 712 LCR Route Table
199
MMC: 713 LCR Modify Digit Table
201
MMC: 714 DDI Number and Name Translation
202
MMC: 715 Programmed Station Message
205
MMC: 716 UK LCR Option
207
MMC: 717 Pin Code
209
MMC: 718 My Area Code
210
MMC: 720 Copy Key Programming
211
MMC: 721 Save Station Key Programming
212
MMC: 722 Station Key Programming
213
MMC: 723 System Key Programming
216
MMC: 724 Dial Numbering Plan
219
MMC: 725 Smdr Options
221
MMC: 726 VM/Aa Options
224
MMC: 727 System Version Display
227
MMC: 728 Clip Translation Table
228
MMC: 730 AA Record Gain
230
MMC: 731 AA Ram Clear
231
MMC: 732 AA Translation Table
232
MMC: 733 AA Plan Table
234
MMC: 734 AA Message Match
236
MMC: 735 AA Use Table
237
MMC: 736 Assign AA Moh
238
MMC: 737 Dect System Code
239
MMC: 738 Dect Clear Registration
241
MMC: 739 BSI Download
242
MMC: 740 Station Pair
243
MMC: 741 BSI Card Restart
244
MMC: 742 BSI Status
245
MMC: 743 DBS Status
246
MMC: 744 Dect Registration On/Off
247
MMC: 745 BSI Carrier
248
MMC: 750 VM Card Restart
249
MMC: 751 Assign Mailbox
250
MMC: 752 Auto Record
251
MMC: 753 Warning Destination
252
MMC: 754 VM Halt
253
MMC: 755 VM Alarm
254
MMC: 756 Assign VM Moh
255
MMC: 757 VM In/Out
256
MMC: 800 Enable Technician Program
257
MMC: 801 Change Technician Passcode
259
MMC: 802 CUSTOMER ACCESS MMC Number
260
MMC: 8003 Assign Tenant Group
261
MMC: 804 System I/O Parameter
262
MMC: 805 Tx Level and Gain
265
MMC: 806 Card Pre-Install
267
MMC: 807 Volume Control
269
MMC: 808 T1 Trunk Coding
270
MMC: 809 System MMC Language
271
MMC: 810 Halt Processing
272
MMC: 811 Reset System
274
MMC: 812 Select Country
275

Samsung DCS-816 Programming Manual (313 pages)

Brand: Samsung | Category: Telephone System | Size: 2.55 MB

Dcs-816

3
- Table of Contents
  3
- Part 1 Introduction to Programming
  5
  - Programming Overview
    5
  - Programming Levels
    5
Part 2 Programming Procedures

7
- Program List
  7
- Program Procedures
  8
- Default Data
  9
- Station Lock
  9
  - Special Applications
    14
    
    Voice Mail/Auto Attendant Integration
    15
    
    Individual Station Page
    17
    
    Calling Line Indication Presentation (Clip)
    18
    
    Toll Restriction (Call Barring) Overview
    20
- Change User Passcode
  23
- Call Forward
  24
- Set Answer Mode
  26
- Station Name
  28
- Station Speed Dial
  30
- Station Speed Dial Name
  31
- Key Extender
  34
- Station Status
  36
- Date Display
  38
- Station On/Off
  40
- Keyset Ring Tone
  42
- Alarm Reminder
  43
- View Memo Number
  45
- Keyset Volume
  47
- Set Programmed Message
  49
- Alarm and Message
  50
- Set Clip Display
  52
- Keyset Language
  53
- Open Customer Programming
  54
- Assign Ua Device
  57
- Common Bell Control
  58
- Assign Loud Bell
  59
- Barge–In Type
  60
- Assign VM/Aa Port
  61
- Assign Ring Type
  62
- Assign Add–On Module
  63
- Customer On/Off
  64
- Door Ring Assignment
  66
- Disa Alarm Ringing Station
  67
- Common Relay Service Type
  68
- Isdn Service Type
  69
- Customer On/Off Per Station
  70
- Assign Station Cos
  72
- Pickup Groups
  74
- Assign Boss/Secretary
  75
- Assign Station/Trunk Use
  76
- Assign Forced Code
  78
- Hot Line
  79
- Assign Background Music Source
  80
- Assign Station Music on Hold
  81
- Lcr Class of Service
  82
- Allow Clip
  83
- Confirm Outgoing Call
  85
- Set Relocation
  86
- Copy Station Usable
  87
- Assign Station/Station Use
  88
- Distinctive Ring
  89
- Branch Group
  90
- Customer On/Off Per Trunk
  91
- February
  92
Table of Contents

242
- Part 1. Site Requirements
  
  244
- Part 2. Installing the Basic Ksu
  
  246
  - System Configuration and Capacity
    246
    
    Base KSU
    246
    
    Base KSU
    247
  - Unpacking and Inspection
    248
  - MOUNTING the KSU (Figure 2-1)
    248
  - GROUNDING the KSU (Figure 2-2)
    249
  - MDF CABLING (Figure 2-3)
    249
  - EXTERNAL BATTERY CONNECTION (Figure 2-4)
    253
  - SELECTING OPTIONS on the BASIC KSU (Figure 2-5)
    254
    
    Memory Backup Selection
    254
    
    Music Source Selection
    254
    
    MPD/ PRS Selection and Installation (216 Base KSU Only)
    254
- Part 3. Installing Option Cards and Trunk Cards (Figure 3-1)
  
  256
  - AA OPTION CARD (Figure 3-2)
    257
  - SIO1 OPTION CARD (Figure 3-2)
    257
  - 4TRK CARD (Figure 3-3)
    258
  - 8TRK CARD (Figure 3-4)
    258
  - 2BRI CARD (Figure 3-4)
    259
  - CONNECT POWER to the SYSTEM (Figure 4-1, 4-2)
    260
    
    Monitor Led Indication and Memory Backup Selection
    262
    
    Pcb Verification
    262
    
    Default Trunk and Station Numbering
    262
- Part 4. Power-Up Procedure
  
  260
- Part 5. Connecting Pstn Circuits
  
  264
- Part 6. Connecting Station Equipment
  
  269
- Part 7. Connecting Optional Equipment
  
  275
  - EXTERNAL PAGING (Figure 7-2)
    276
  - COMMON BELL (Figure 7-3)
    277
    
    Ring over Page
    278
    
    PC PROGRAMMING (Figure 7-5)
    279
    
    REMOTE PROGRAMMING (Figure 7-6)
    280
    
    POWER FAILURE TRANSFER (216 Base KSU Only)
    280
    
    VOICE MAIL/ AUTO ATTENDANT (Figure 7-7)
    281
    
    INFORMATION on DCS-816 SERIAL INTERFACE (Figure 7-8)
    282
- Part 8. Changing Software (Figure 8-1)
  
  283
Part 1. Special Features/Part 2. Calling Line Identification

289
- Part 1. Special Features
  
  291
  - Night Service Operation
    291
  - Automatic Night Service
    291
  - Manual Night Service
    291
  - Calling the System Operator
    291
  - Operator Recalls
    291
  - Executive Barge-In
    292
  - Walking Class of Service
    292
  - In/Out of Group
    292
  - Direct Inward System Access (Disa)
    293
  - Disa Security
    293
  - Forced Account Codes
    294
    
    Using Forced Account Codes
    294
  - Authorisation Codes
    294
    
    Using Authorisation Codes
    294
- Part 2. Calling Line Identification
  
  295
  - Investigate
    295
  - Abandon Call List (100)
    295
  - Number to Name Translation (200)
    295
- Part 3. System Administrator Programming
  
  296
  - Customer-Level Access
    296
  - Set Date and Time Display
    296
  - Reset Station Passcodes to Default
    297
  - Program Station Names
    298
  - Program Trunk Names
    299
  - Program Station Group Names
    300
  - Program System Speed Dial Numbers
    301
  - Program System Speed Dial Names
    302
  - Program Personal Speed Dial Numbers for Other Stations
    303
  - Program Personal Speed Dial Names for Other Stations
    304
  - Create Programmed Station Messages
    305
    
    Message
    305
  - Managing Key Assignments
    307
  - Programming Account Codes
    308
  - Setting Individual Forward no Answer Timers
    309
  - Adding Names to the Translation Table
    310
  - System Access Codes
    312

Samsung DCS-816 Programming Manual (410 pages)

Combined Systems

Brand: Samsung | Category: Telephone | Size: 3.4 MB

Table of Contents
10
Introduction to Programming
11
Using this Manual
11
Systems Covered in this Manual
11
Programming Overview
12
Programming Levels
12
System Level
13
Customer Level
13
Station Level
13
Keysets Used for Programming
13
Soft Keys
14
Other Keys
14
Programming Procedures
16
Precautions When Programming
16
Opening System or Customer Level Programming
17
Opening Station Level Programming
17
Programming DCS-408 and 408I Systems
17
Program (MMC) List
18
Default Data (UK)
21
System Configuration: Quick Reference
34
MMC Programs (in Numerical Order)
37
Group Type
213
Ring Modes
214
Toll Restriction
243
Default Data
387

Samsung DCS-816 User Manual (76 pages)

Samsung DCS Keyset User Guide

Brand: Samsung | Category: Telephone System | Size: 1.4 MB

Table of Contents
6
Things You Should Know
10
- Your DCS Keyphone System
  10
- Your DCS Keyset
  10
- Call Indications
  11
- Speakerphone
  12
- Volume Controls
  12
- Hot Keypad
  13
- System Tones (in the UK)
  13
- Selecting Key Features Using Menus
  14
- System Access Codes
  15
LCD 24B Keyset Layout
16
LCD 12B Keyset Layout
17
LCD 6B Keyset Layout
18
Add-On Module (AOM) Layout
19
Outside Calls
20
- Making an Outside Call
  20
- Answering an Outside Call
  21
- Universal Answer Device
  21
- Recall Dial Tone
  21
- Sending a Flash
  21
- Busy Line Queuing with Callback
  22
Internal Calls
23
- Calling Other Extensions
  23
- Answering Internal Calls
  23
  - Ring Mode
    23
  - Voice Announce Mode
    24
  - Auto Answer Mode
    24
- Busy Extension Callback
  24
- Busy Extension Camp-On
  25
- Calling Your System Operator
  25
- Barge-In on an Extension
  26
Call Processing
27
- System Hold
  27
- Exclusive Hold
  27
- Hold Recall
  27
- Consultation Hold
  28
- Retrieving Calls Held at Another Extension
  28
- Transferring Calls
  29
- Transfer with Camp-On
  30
- Call Waiting
  30
- Conference Calls
  31
  - Leaving a Conference
    31
- Forwarding Calls
  32
  - Clearing Call Forwarding
    32
  - Forward All Calls
    32
  - Forward Busy
    32
  - Forward no Answer
    33
  - Forward Busy/No Answer
    33
  - Forward Follow Me
    33
  - Forward to an External Number
    34
- Extension Call Pickup
  34
- Group Call Pickup
  34
Dialling Features
36
- Speed Dialling
  36
- Programming Personal Speed Dial Numbers
  37
- One-Touch Speed Dialling
  38
- Last Number Redial
  39
- Save Number with Redial
  39
- Chain Dialling
  40
- Automatic Redial/Retry
  40
- Pulse to Tone Changeover
  40
- Voice Dialler
  41
Paging and Messaging
43
- Making an Internal Page
  43
- Making an External Page
  43
- All Page
  44
- Meet Me Page / Meet Me Answer
  44
- Call Park and Page
  45
- Setting a Message Indication
  45
  - Cancelling Messages
    46
  - Returning Messages
    46
- Programmed Messages
  47
Convenience Features
49
- Do Not Disturb (DND)
  49
  - One-Time DND
    49
- Mute
  50
- Background Music
  50
- Appointment Reminder/Alarm Clock
  50
- Answering the Doorphone
  51
- Calling the Doorphone/Room Monitor
  52
- Boss/Secretary Hotline
  52
- Group Listening
  52
- Account Codes
  53
- Locking Your Keyset
  53
- Off-Hook Voice Announcing (OHVA)
  54
- In/Out of Group
  55
Customising Your Keyset
57
- Select Ring Tone
  57
- Change Your Passcode
  57
- Set Answer Mode
  57
- Automatic Hold
  58
- Headset Operation
  58
- Hot Keypad
  58
- Key Confirmation Tone
  59
- Rejoining a Page
  59
- Ring Preference
  59
Display Features
60
- Call Progress Displays
  60
  - Directory Information
    60
- Setting Extension Names
  60
- Personal Speed Dial Names
  62
- Dial by Directory
  62
- Display Number Dialled
  63
- Call Duration Timer
  63
  - Auto Timer
    63
  - Timer Function
    63
- Call Cost
  64
- Viewing Message Indications
  64
- Alarm Reminder Messages
  65
- Adding Extenders to Key Assignments
  65
- Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP)
  67
  - Selecting Your CLIP Display
    67
  - Viewing the Next CLIP Call
    67
  - Saving the CLIP Number
    67
  - Redialling a Saved CLIP Number
    68
  - Storing a CLIP Number
    68
  - Inquire CLIP Park/Hold Information
    68
  - Reviewing Past CLIP Calls
    69
- LCR with Clear
  70
Add-On Module
71
Personal Speed Dial Numbers
72

Samsung DCS-816 Installation Manual (44 pages)

Business Telephone System

Brand: Samsung | Category: Telephone System | Size: 1.1 MB

Table of Contents
5
Part 1. Site Requirements

7
Part 2. Installing the Basic Ksu

9
Attaching Mounting Bracket to Backboard

10
- Grounding the KSU (Figure 2-2)
  11
- MDF Cabling (Figure 2-3)
  11
Grounding the Ksu

11
Mdf Cabling

13
- External Battery Connection (Figure 2-4)
  14
Connecting a System Backup Battery

14
- Selecting Options on the Basic KSU (Figure 2-5)
  15
Selecting Options on the Basic Ksu

16
Installing Option Cards and a Trunk Card

17
- SIO1 Option Card (Figure 3-2)
  18
- AA Option Card (Figure 3-2)
  18
Part 3. Installing Option Cards and Trunk Cards

17
3-2 Sio Option Card and Aa Option Card

19
- 8TRK Card (Figure 3-3)
  19
- 2/4BRI Card (Figure 3-3)
  19
8Trk Card and 2/4Bri Card

19
- 4TRK Card (Figure 3-4)
  20
4Trk Card

20
Part 4. Power-Up Procedure

21
- Connect Power to the System (Figures 4-1, 4-2)
  21
Connecting Power to the System

22
Replacing Fuses (Power Supply Unit)

22
Part 5. Connecting Pstn Circuits

24
- Safety Precautions
  24
- Loop-Start Lines (Figure 5-1)
  25
Connecting Loop-Start Lines

25
- Off Premise Extension (OPX) (Figure 5-2)
  26
Connecting Opx Lines

26
- ISDN BRI Lines (Figure 5-3)
  27
Connecting Bri Lines

27
Part 6. Connecting Station Equipment

28
- Safety Precautions
  28
- Digital Keysets (Figure 6-1)
  29
Connecting Digital Keysets

29
- Single Line Telephones (Figure 6-2)
  30
Connecting Single Line Telephones

30
- Door Phone and Door Lock Release (Figure 6-3)
  31
Connecting a Door Phone and Lock Release

31
- CTM - CTI Module (TAPI) (Figure 6-4)
  32
Connecting a Ctm (Tapi)

32
- ISDN Terminal Equipment (ISDN Phone, G4 FAX, Etc) (Figure 6-5)
  33
Connecting Isdn Terminal Equipment

33
Connecting External Music Source

34
- External Paging (Figure 7-2)
  35
Part 7. Connecting Optional Equipment

34
- Music-On-Hold/ Background Music (Figure 7-1)
  34
Connecting External Paging Equipment

35
- Common Bell (Figure 7-3)
  36
Connecting an External Loud Bell

36
- Ring over Page
  37
- Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) (Figure 7-4)
  37
Pin Connections to Printer

37
- PC Programming (Figure 7-5)
  38
Pin Connections to Pc

38
- Remote Programming (Figure 7-6)
  39
  - Power Failure Transfer
    39
Pin Connections to Modem

39
- Voice Mail/ Auto Attendant (Figure 7-7)
  40
Connecting VM/Aa

40
- Information on DCS-816 Serial Interface (Figure 7-8)
  41
Information on Serial Interface

41
Part 8. Changing Software

42
Changing Software

43

Samsung DCS-816 Installation Manual (43 pages)

Brand: Samsung | Category: Telephone System | Size: 1.31 MB

Table of Contents
3
Part 1. Site Requirements

5
Part 2. Installing the Basic Ksu

7
- System Configuration and Capacity
  7
- Figure
  8
- Mounting the KSU (Figure 2-1)
  8
- Unpacking and Inspection
  8
- Figure
  9
- Grounding the KSU (Figure 2-2)
  9
- MDF Cabling (Figure 2-3)
  9
- Figure
  11
- External Battery Connection (Figure 2-4)
  12
- Figure
  13
- Selecting Options on the Basic KSU (Figure 2-5)
  13
- Figure
  15
- Part 3. Installing Option Cards and Trunk Cards (Figure 3-1)
  
  15
- AA Option Card (Figure 3-2)
  16
- Figure
  16
- SIO1 Option Card (Figure 3-2)
  16
- 2/4BRI Card (Figure 3-3)
  17
- 8TRK Card (Figure 3-3)
  17
- Figure
  17
- 4TRK Card (Figure 3-4)
  18
- Figure
  18
Part 4. Power-Up Procedure

19
- Connect Power to the System (Figure 4-1, 4-2)
  19
- Figure
  19
- Figure
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- Monitor LED Indication and Memory Backup Selection
  21
- PCB Verification
  21
- Default Trunk and Station Numbering
  21
Part 5. Connecting Pstn Circuits

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- Safety Precautions
  23
- Loop-Start Lines (Figure 5-1)
  24
- Figure
  24
- Off Premise Extension (OPX) (Figure 5-2)
  25
- Figure
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- ISDN BRI Lines (Figure 5-3)
  26
- Figure
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Part 6. Connecting Station Equipment

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- Safety Precautions
  27
- Digital Keysets (Figure 6-1)
  28
- Figure
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- Single Line Telephones (Figure 6-2)
  29
- Figure
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- Door Phone and Door Lock Release (Figure 6-3)
  30
- Figure
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- CTM - CTI Module (TAPI) (Figure 6-4)
  31
- Figure
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- ISDN te (ISDN Phone, G4 FAX, Etc) (Figure 6-5)
  32
- Figure
  32
Part 7. Connecting Optional Equipment

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- Figure
  33
- Music-On-Hold/ Background Music (Figure 7-1)
  33
- External Paging (Figure 7-2)
  34
- Figure
  34
- Common Bell (Figure 7-3)
  35
- Figure
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- Figure
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- Ring over Page
  36
- Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) (Figure 7-4)
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- Figure
  
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- PC Programming (Figure 7-5)
  37
- Figure
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- Power Failure Transfer
  38
- Remote Programming (Figure 7-6)
  38
- Figure
  39
- Voice Mail/ Auto Attendant (Figure 7-7)
  39
- Figure
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- Information on DCS-816 Serial Interface (Figure 7-8)
  40
Part 8. Changing Software (Figure 8-1)

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Samsung DCS-816 System Administration And Special Features Manual (32 pages)

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Samsung DCS-816 General Description Manual (42 pages)

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Brand: Samsung | Category: Conference System | Size: 2.27 MB

Table of Contents
3
Part 1. System Overview

4
- Introduction
  4
- Size and Configuration
  5
- Technology
  8
- Programming
  8
Part 2. Hardware Descriptions

9
- Basic Key Service Unit
  9
- Option Cards
  10
- Trunk Expansion Cards
  10
- Specifications
  11
Part 3. Station Equipment

13
Part 4. Features

17
- System Features
  17
- System Feature Descriptions
  18
- Station Features
  33
- Station Feature Descriptions
  33
- Display Features
  39
- Display Feature Descriptions
  39

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Dcs-816

Part 2 Programming Procedures

Table of Contents

Part 1. Site Requirements

Part 2. Installing the Basic Ksu

Part 3. Installing Option Cards and Trunk Cards (Figure 3-1)

Part 4. Power-Up Procedure

Part 5. Connecting Pstn Circuits

Part 6. Connecting Station Equipment

Part 7. Connecting Optional Equipment

Part 8. Changing Software (Figure 8-1)

Part 1. Special Features/Part 2. Calling Line Identification

Part 1. Special Features

Part 2. Calling Line Identification

Part 3. System Administrator Programming

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Part 1. Site Requirements

Part 2. Installing the Basic Ksu

Attaching Mounting Bracket to Backboard

Grounding the Ksu

Mdf Cabling

Connecting a System Backup Battery

Selecting Options on the Basic Ksu

Installing Option Cards and a Trunk Card

Part 3. Installing Option Cards and Trunk Cards

3-2 Sio Option Card and Aa Option Card

8Trk Card and 2/4Bri Card

4Trk Card

Part 4. Power-Up Procedure

Connecting Power to the System

Replacing Fuses (Power Supply Unit)

Part 5. Connecting Pstn Circuits

Connecting Loop-Start Lines

Connecting Opx Lines

Connecting Bri Lines

Part 6. Connecting Station Equipment

Connecting Digital Keysets

Connecting Single Line Telephones

Connecting a Door Phone and Lock Release

Connecting a Ctm (Tapi)

Connecting Isdn Terminal Equipment

Connecting External Music Source

Part 7. Connecting Optional Equipment

Connecting External Paging Equipment

Connecting an External Loud Bell

Pin Connections to Printer

Pin Connections to Pc

Pin Connections to Modem

Connecting VM/Aa

Information on Serial Interface

Part 8. Changing Software

Changing Software

Table of Contents

Part 1. Site Requirements

Part 2. Installing the Basic Ksu

Part 3. Installing Option Cards and Trunk Cards (Figure 3-1)

Part 4. Power-Up Procedure

Part 5. Connecting Pstn Circuits

Part 6. Connecting Station Equipment

Part 7. Connecting Optional Equipment

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Part 8. Changing Software (Figure 8-1)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Part 1. System Overview

Part 2. Hardware Descriptions

Part 3. Station Equipment

Part 4. Features

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