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Functions & Operating Manual EXES-6000 CP-62 INTERCOM SYSTEM CP-62 Functions and Operating Instructions TOA ELECTRIC CO, LTD. KOBE, JAPAN 133-06-059-3 Contents 1. Introduction to the "Functions and Operating 14. Description of each function Instructions" for stations for EXES-6000 .......... 2 1) Automatic Line Release ................ 32 2) Camp-On-Busy ...................... 2. Part names and functions of the station keyboard . 4 32 3) Privacy ........................... 32 3. Functions: EXES-6000 CP-62 ................. 7 4) Camp-On-Privacy ....................33 4. Function description ....................... 8 5) Press-To-Talk .......................33 6) Mic Off ........................... 5. Station numbering schedule .................. 10 33 7) Talk Back .........................35 6. EXES-6000 CP-62 Selectable four (4) types of dial 8) Press-To-Talk Control .................35 operations .............................. 11 9) Single Digit Dialing ...................36 7. EXES-6000 CP-62 Summary of dial operations 10) Master Sub Relationship ...............38 [Type 1] ..............................12 11) Automatic Access To Paging .............39 12) Personal Number Call ................. 8. EXES-6000 CP-62 Summary of dial operations 40 13) Continuous Calling Tone ............... [Type 2] .............................. 14 42 14) Remote Response ....................43 9. EXES-6000 CP-62 Summary of dial operations 15) Call Transfer, Paging during Normal Call . 45 [Type 3] .............................. 16 16) Group Hunting......................49 10. EXES-6000 CP-62 Summary of dial operations 17) Secretary Transfer ................... 50 [Type 4] .............................. 18 18) Call Forwarding ..................... 55 19) Priority ........................... 11. Stations ............................... 20 57 20) Executive Priority .................... 57 12. Speech functions ......................... 21 21) Conference ........................58 13. Station operation 22) Paging ...........................60 1) Handset master station (TL-600M) ............ 22 23) Other Paging Modes .................. 61 2) Handset substation (TL-600S) ............... 22 24) How to Select the Paging Area and Make 3) Hands-free master s t a tion the Paging Call ......................62 (HF-620M/630M/631M/650M) .............. 23 25) All-Call Paging and Individual Zone Paging . 64 4) Hands-free substation 26) Combination Paging ..................66 (HF-620S/630S/631S/640S) ................ 25 27) Emergency All-Call Paging .............. 70 Hands-free/handset master station 5) 28) Paging Priority ...................... 71 (HF-600M/610M/660M) .................. 27 29) Personal Number Paging ................ 73 Hands-free/handset substation (HF-600S/610S) . 6) 28 30) Programmable Station Numbering ......... 76 7) Hands-free/handset master station with auto-dialer 31) Group Blocking ..................... 77 (HF-660M) ........................... 29 32) Programmable Restricted Access for Stations . 78 33) Selectable Calling Tone ................ 79 34) Selectable Paging Pre-Announcement Tone Duration .......................... 79 35) Time-Out of Conversation .............. 79 36) Time-Out of Paging Call ................ 79 37) In/Out Annunciation .................. 80 38) Destination Annunciation Indication ....... 82 39) Calling Party Indication [Lamp Type] ...... 84 40) Calling Party Indication [Numerical Type] . 86 41) Pocket Pager ....................... 87 42) General Purpose Control ............... 89 43) Simplified Paging ....................90 44) Clear Entry and Conversation Over ........ 90 —1— Introduction to the "Functions and Operating Instructions" for stations for EXES-6000 This booklet, which explains the functions and operating "PV" Type and "NP" Type procedures of stations for TOA's EXES-6000 Intercom System using central processing unit CP-62 and exchanges Type Definition Description EX-610/620, is divided into two (2) sections: System having 1. Privacy tone 1. Basic use of each station (See item 2, 5, 11, 12 and 13) Privacy function With the Privacy switch in 2. Functions and dial operations (See item 3, 4, 6 through the ON position, a brief 10 and 14) Privacy tone sounds and any incoming call is refused. You need not read all the instructions given in this booklet 2. The Handset Master/Sub- but it is necessary to read the instructions on those func- station may not be used in tions employed in your system. The following guidelines this system. If used, it is will help you select the pages that you should read. not called by a continuous calling tone but by a brief Privacy tone. (A) Selecting different functions made available by placing the Privacy Switch in the "ON" position System having 1. Continuous calling tone The EXES-6000 System is designed to allow either "PV" no Privacy func- A station with the Privacy tion switch may be called by the type operation (The system having Privacy function) or continuous calling tone "NP" type (Without Privacy function) to be selected by when its Privacy switch is turning on or off a switch inside the exchange. It is impos- placed in the ON position. sible to make one station the "NP" type and another the One touch dialing any key "PV" type in the same system. ( through other than the The function provided when the Privacy switch is in the ON key or picking up the position is different between the "PV" and the "NP" type. handset stops the calling tone and the stations is Therefore, read the page marked if your system is made ready to initiate the of the "PV" type and the Page if it is of the "NP" response to the call. type. ___ 2. The Handset Master station without Privacy switch may be called by the continuous calling tone. Picking up the hand- set stops the calling tone and allows the conversation. Note. By programming, the continuous calling tone function may be made available to specific stations with the Privacy switch in the OFF position. In this event, touch dialing any key through other than the key stops the calling tone and permits conversation. This feature may be employed for the industrial type of station (Model HF-650M) or in the "PV" type system that needs to be continuously called. —2— (B) Selecting the dial operation method The EXES-6000 Intercom System is designed to operate with a minimum of dial operation. Selection of the simplest method is accomplished by means of switches inside the exchange according to the number of stations and type of functions employed in the system. Four different methods of dial operation (type No. 1 through 4) are available for selection. Each of the following pages is marked through .Read only the necessary page that covers the type of system you use. The page having no Type indication at its right top corner is applicable to all the 4 Types. Four types of dial operation Programmable numbering Description Type Features schedule 3-digit dialing Standard * For the system that requires no Programmable Station Standard version No. 200-327 (No. 100-227) Numbering or of which station number allocation is Max. 128 stations (without Programmable station numbering No. 100 through 399 in the event of Programmable paging function) No. 200-399 (No. 100-399) *2 Station Numbering. Max. 120 stations (with * This type provides the easiest operation of functions paging function) Example: (with paging function = all For conference, touch dial plus station number call + 7 zones) For paging, touch dial (zone number) * In the event of extension of station numbers to No. 3-digit dialing Standard 100-999 by Programmable Station Numbering function. Programmable Station No. 200-327 (No. 100-227) * In the event of future expansion of the system to use Numbering Programmable station numbering 2 or 3 exchanges through tie-line connection. Max. 128 stations (without No. 200-999 (No. 100-999) *2 paging function) *The key must be depressed first for operation of Max. 120 stations (with functions. paging = all call + 7 zones) Example: For conference, touch dial plus station number For paging, touch dial (zone number) 2-digit dialing Standard and Programmable * Simplified operation of conversation and paging for Mainly intended for paging station numbering. *2 systems of up to 70 stations. * The key must be depressed first for operation of Max. 70 stations No. 20-79 (No. 10-79) (with or without paging) any functions other than the paging-calI/response. Example: For conference, touch dial (station number) For paging, touch dial (zone number) 2-digit dialing Standard and Programmable * For systems of up to 90 stations. Max. 90 stations (with or station numbering *2 * The key must be depressed first for operation of without paging) No. 20-99 (No. 10-99) function. Example: For conference, touch dial (station number) For paging, touch dial (zone number) Notes. *1. The numbers given in parenthesis ( ) are for these cases where the Personal Number function is not used. *2. The Programmable station numbering can be set up by registering station data to the exchange. —3— Part names and functions of the station keyboard Type 1 Volume switch In-use Lamp Adjusts the volume of the station Lights up when the station is on speaker. line with another station. Privacy switch General purpose control Pocket Pager Registration response Conference Paging call Mic off Zone Paging Response Pocket Pager call Priority Personal Priority response number cancellation Executive priority Call Back Conference call clearance Clear entry during call End of conversation Single digit dialing All-call paging response Press-to-talk
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