Telephone Interconnect 3033 HF RADIO COMMUNICATIONS

USER GUIDE No part of this guide may be reproduced, transcribed, translated into any language or transmitted in any form whatsoever without the prior written consent of Codan Limited.

© Copyright 2008 Codan Limited.

Codan part number 15-04156-EN Issue 1, May 2008

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The English version takes precedence over any translated versions. Table of contents

Introduction Overview of this guide ...... 1 1Overview General ...... 6 Typical layouts ...... 7 Interfaces...... 10 Front panel ...... 10 Rear panel ...... 12 Web interface ...... 13 Call logs ...... 17 Power supply...... 17 Compatibility ...... 18 Operating modes ...... 19 2 Installation Unpacking the equipment ...... 22 Setting up the RS232 [15way] Mode/Speed for the Codan HF transceiver...... 23 Installing the 3033 Telephone Interconnect ...... 24 Required equipment and information ...... 24 Installing the telephone interconnect ...... 25 Switching on the telephone interconnect ...... 28 Setting up the telephone interconnect ...... 28 Performing a functional test on the installation ...... 33 Performing an operational test on the installation ...... 34

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3 Making and receiving calls General...... 36 Call activity at a remote HF transceiver ...... 39 Making an HF call to a telephone ...... 39 Receiving a call ...... 41 Call activity at a telephone within a PSTN ...... 42 Making a call to an HF transceiver ...... 42 Leaving a call-back telephone number at a remote HF transceiver. . . . 45 Receiving an HF call ...... 45 Connecting calls manually...... 47 Monitoring the telephone interconnect ...... 49 Using the call logs ...... 50 Accessing the call logs...... 50 Using the information in the call logs ...... 51 4 Managing the telephone station Planning considerations ...... 54 Telephone users ...... 54 HF users ...... 54 Setting up access to the web interface ...... 58 Connecting a PC directly to the telephone interconnect ...... 58 Connecting a PC via a modem to the telephone interconnect ...... 60 Logging into the web interface ...... 63 Setting up call log parameters ...... 64 Setting up telephone users ...... 65 Setting up HF user call groups...... 67 Setting up HF user access rights ...... 70 Controlling access to the telephone interconnect ...... 75 Setting up how the telephone interconnect receives calls ...... 77 Setting up how the telephone interconnect makes calls ...... 78 Setting up inactivity timeouts ...... 82 Setting up speed dial telephone numbers...... 83 Setting volume levels...... 85 ii Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide Table of contents

Setting up the telephone line...... 87 Loading a telephone line configuration file ...... 87 Setting up telephone line values for your region ...... 88 Backing up the setup...... 94 Upgrading firmware ...... 95 Changing web interface passwords...... 96 5 Advanced setup of the Codan HF transceiver Channel names ...... 98 Networks and channels ...... 101 Self address of the Codan HF transceiver...... 102 Address List entries in the transceiver connected to the telephone interconnect...... 103 6 Troubleshooting Appendix A—Voice prompts Overview...... 110 Menu for voice prompts ...... 111 Creating your own voice prompts...... 113 Loading your own voice prompts ...... 123 Appendix B—Factory defaults Appendix C—Specifications Appendix D—Connectors Appendix E—RTU–292 Compatibility Mode Appendix F—Support for non-Phone call transceivers

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Appendix G—Compliance Introduction ...... 142 European R&TTE Directive ...... 142 EMC and safety notices ...... 144 FCC compliance ...... 145 A-tick compliance ...... 146 Register of hazardous substances ...... 147 Appendix H—Definitions Standards and icons ...... 149 Acronyms and abbreviations ...... 150 Glossary ...... 152 Units...... 153 Unit multipliers ...... 153 About this issue ...... 154 Index

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Figure 1: Basic layout for a Codan telephone station ...... 7 Figure 2: Trunked layout for Codan telephone stations...... 9 Figure 3: The front panel of the 3033 Telephone Interconnect . . . 10 Figure 4: The rear panel of the 3033 Telephone Interconnect. . . . 12 Figure 5: The web interface ...... 14 Figure 6: Basic menu in the web interface...... 15 Figure 7: Advanced menu in the web interface ...... 16 Figure 8: 3033 Telephone Interconnect with a 2010 RF Unit, 2030 Junction Box and handset ...... 26 Figure 9: 3033 Telephone Interconnect with a 2012 RF Unit and handset ...... 27 Figure 10: Remote connection to telephone interconnect ...... 60 Figure 11: Menu for voice prompts ...... 111 Figure 12: External view of the Transceiver connector...... 133

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vi Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide List of tables

Table 1: Buttons on the front panel ...... 11 Table 2: LEDs on the front panel ...... 11 Table 3: Connectors/ports on the rear panel...... 13 Table 4: Information required by a telephone user...... 42 Table 5: Telephone call log ...... 51 Table 6: Transceiver call log ...... 52 Table 7: Default call groups ...... 55 Table 8: Default usernames and passwords for the web interface ...... 63 Table 9: Suggested call groups...... 67 Table 10: Access levels in the web interface ...... 96 Table 11: Troubleshooting ...... 107 Table 12: Voice prompts ...... 114 Table 13: Factory defaults for General Configuration, Volume Controls, Voice Menus and Timeouts ...... 126 Table 14: Factory defaults for Telephone Users (including Access Codes) ...... 127 Table 15: Factory defaults for HF Users (including Call Groups and Access Rights) ...... 128 Table 16: Factory defaults for Speed Dial ...... 128 Table 17: Factory defaults for Telephone Line Configuration. . . 129 Table 18: Factory defaults for Web Interface Passwords...... 130 Table 19: General specifications ...... 131 Table 20: Telephone interface specifications ...... 132 Table 21: Pinouts of the Transceiver connector ...... 133 Table 22: DTMF commands for RTU–292 Compatibility Mode...... 135 Table 23: Earth symbol...... 144 Table 24: 有毒有害物质列表 (Register of hazardous substances) ...... 147

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viii Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide Introduction

Thank you for purchasing a Codan 3033 Telephone Interconnect. With this great product and Codan’s supreme after-sales support, you can look forward to many years of reliable communication between your HF communication network and your public telephone system. Please read this guide thoroughly and retain it for future reference. There is an index at the end of this guide to assist you in finding information.

Overview of this guide

This guide is for HF and telephone users of the 3033 Telephone Interconnect, installers, and system administrators. The daily operation of the 3033 Telephone Interconnect is fully automated, and it can be plugged into the communication system and operated at an unrestricted level immediately. However, if you want to restrict access to the system, and manage the types of calls that can be made by users, then a system administrator must undertake some further setup processes via the web interface. This guide assumes that HF users are familiar with how to make a Phone call from a Codan HF transceiver (see the Getting Started Guide provided with the equipment), and that telephone users understand how to follow voice prompts. This guide assumes that installers are familiar with setting up equipment via a web interface. This guide assumes that system administrators are familiar with planning and implementing HF communication networks with Codan HF transceivers. System administrators must also be familiar with setting up equipment via a web interface.

Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide 1 Introduction

This guide contains the following sections: Section 1 Overview—provides an overview of the 3033 Telephone Interconnect, how it is used within a telecommunication network, and a brief description of the interfaces Section 2 Installation—describes how to connect the Codan telephone station together, how to set up the individual components of the system, and how to test that the system functions correctly Section 3 Making and receiving calls—describes how to make calls between HF and telephone users, and how to manually connect calls at the 3033 Section 4 Managing the telephone station—describes how to tailor the setup of your 3033 to meet your specific requirements Section 5 Advanced setup of the Codan HF transceiver— describes how to integrate an existing HF communication network with a new telephone station Section 6 Troubleshooting—describes common operational issues and how to resolve them Appendix A Voice prompts—provides details of the menu structure for the voice prompts, and describes how to record and load your own voice prompts into the 3033 Appendix B Factory defaults—lists the factory-default settings for the 3033 Appendix C Specifications—lists operational, environmental and mechanical specifications for the 3033 Appendix D Connectors—provides details for Codan- specific connectors Appendix E RTU–292 Compatibility Mode—lists the RTU–292 commands for operators who are familiar with operating an RTU–292

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Appendix F Support for non-Phone call transceivers— describes how to set up a wildcard address for use by HF transceivers that do not have the Phone call option installed Appendix G Compliance—provides compliance information and safety notices for your 3033 Appendix H Definitions—explains the terms and abbreviations used in this guide

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This section contains the following topics: General (6) Typical layouts (7) Interfaces (10) Call logs (17) Power supply (17) Compatibility (18) Operating modes (19)

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General

The 3033 Telephone Interconnect provides a robust method of communication between HF and a DTMF-capable public telephone system. A standard Codan 3033 telephone station comprises: • a Codan HF transceiver with system capability (a 2010 RF Unit with a 2030 Junction Box, or a 2012 RF Unit, or a 2110 Manpack Transceiver with an interface adaptor) • an antenna system • an appropriate 12 V DC transceiver supply (supplies transceiver and 3033) • a 3033 Telephone Interconnect with a connection to a DTMF-capable PSTN • a telephone, if the 3033 is used in manual mode

Remote HF transceivers must be Codan transceivers if voice encryption or frequency NOTE hopping is used by the Codan HF transceiver at the 3033 telephone station.

A PC is required to access the web interface for setting up the 3033 and accessing the call log. It may be connected to the 3033 using either of the following methods: • directly, with a crossover CAT5 Ethernet cable (see Figure 8 on page 26 and Figure 9 on page 27), or • remotely, with two line modems and two serial cables (see Figure 10 on page 60) The HF users and telephone users are managed separately via the web interface. If required, you can allow or deny access to the 3033 Telephone Interconnect for both types of users (see page 75, Controlling access to the telephone interconnect). You can also restrict the types of telephone calls that an HF user can make through the 3033. For more information see page 70, Setting up HF user access rights.

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Typical layouts

The 3033 Telephone Interconnect is used in a fixed Codan 3033 telephone station. This station may be either controlled directly, or via a remote control system.

For information on controlling any Codan HF NOTE transceiver remotely, contact your Codan representative.

Basic layout

In the basic layout, the 3033 Telephone Interconnect provides a physical connection between a Codan HF transceiver and a DTMF-capable PSTN, enabling a remote HF user to communicate with a telephone user, and vice versa.

Figure 1: Basic layout for a Codan telephone station

Telephone users HF users

Remote HF Fixed telephone station transceiver Mobile

3033 Codan HF DTMF-capable transceiver Telephone Interconnect PSTN

Remote HF (required for transceiver (required for manual mode access to only) Land line web interface) HF communication network Telephone communication network

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Trunked layout

In the trunked layout, two or more basic layouts are connected via an HF link. This enables two or more separate telephone communication networks, which are not connected by any standard telecommunications infrastructure, to communicate via an HF link.

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Figure 2: Trunked layout for Codan telephone stations

Remote HF Fixed telephone station transceiver Mobile

3033 Codan HF DTMF-capable transceiver Telephone Interconnect PSTN

(required for (required for manual mode access to only) Land line web interface) Telephone communication network

Remote HF Fixed telephone station transceiver Mobile

3033 Codan HF DTMF-capable transceiver Telephone Interconnect PSTN

(required for (required for manual mode access to only) Land line web interface) HF communication network Telephone communication network

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Interfaces

Front panel

Figure 3: The front panel of the 3033 Telephone Interconnect

VOX Transceiver

PTT Phone

Power

Mode Connect Volume Status Monitor

LCD

The LCD is a 2-line, 16-character display. The top line shows the operating mode of the 3033 (automatic, manual, off line). The bottom line shows the operating status of the 3033 (on hook, off hook). When the 3033 is OFFLINE, the firmware version of the unit is shown in the bottom line.

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Buttons

There are four buttons on the front panel of the 3033 Telephone Interconnect.

Table 1: Buttons on the front panel

Button Function

Mode Cycles through the modes of operation for the 3033 (automatic, manual, off line).

Connect Connects telephone and HF users when the 3033 is in manual mode.

Transceiver Selects the transceiver audio monitor.

Phone Selects the telephone audio monitor.

LEDs

There are five LEDs on the front panel of the 3033 Telephone Interconnect.

Table 2: LEDs on the front panel

LED Function

Connect Shows that a call between HF and PSTN is currently connected.

VOX Shows that VOX in the 3033 is enabled.

PTT Shows that the 3033 is commanding the Codan HF transceiver to transmit.

Transceiver Shows that transceiver audio is selected for the front panel speaker.

Phone Shows that telephone audio is selected for the front panel speaker.

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Knob

There is a Volume knob on the front panel of the 3033 Telephone Interconnect. This is used to adjust the volume of the signal from the speaker in the Monitor frame.

Rear panel

The rear panel has eight connectors and an earth terminal. For details of the specific connectors see page 133, Connectors.

Figure 4: The rear panel of the 3033 Telephone Interconnect

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Table 3: Connectors/ports on the rear panel

Connector/port Function

Ethernet Connects to a PC for setting up the 3033 via the web interface. For information on specific DHCP and proxy requirements see page 58, Setting up access to the web interface.

USB Connects to a portable storage device containing firmware upgrade or voice prompt files.

Data Connects to a line modem or similar external serial device.

Service Connects to Codan service equipment.

Line Connects to a land line in the PSTN.

Phone Connects to a local telephone unit.

Transceiver Connects to the Codan HF transceiver for transfer of command and control signals between the 3033 and the transceiver.

Power Connects to an appropriate power supply for your region, for example, the 3020 Transceiver Supply.

Web interface

The 3033 Telephone Interconnect provides a web interface for easy setup of the unit. The 3033 comes ready to operate, with minimal restrictions on who can access it and the types of telephone calls that may be made. If you need to place restrictions on the use of the 3033, then you must access the web interface (see page 63, Logging into the web interface).

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Figure 5: The web interface

Navigation panel Page

The left panel of the web interface is the navigation panel. If the navigation option is followed by an ellipsis (...), a submenu exists with further options. You must select the base- level navigation option to see the corresponding page. Click Exit... to return to the previous level. The right panel of the web interface is the area in which each setup page is displayed.

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Figure 6: Basic menu in the web interface

BASIC Login Call Logs... Telephone Interconnect Time Telephone Call Log Transceiver Call Log Telephone Users HF Users... Call Groups Access Rights Speed Dial... Speed Dial 00..19 Speed Dial 20..39 Speed Dial 40..59 Speed Dial 60..79 Speed Dial 80..99 Advanced...

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Figure 7: Advanced menu in the web interface

ADVANCED General Configuration Volume Controls Voice Menus and Timeouts Voice Prompt Languages Telephone Line Configuration... Telephone Line Configuration Files Manual Configuration... Telephone Line Configuration—Country and Timeouts Telephone Line Configuration—Dial Tone Telephone Line Configuration—Ringback Tone Telephone Line Configuration—Busy Tone Factory Defaults Firmware Upgrade Web Interface Passwords

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Call logs

There are two logs that can be downloaded in CSV format from the web interface. For more information on the call logs see page 50, Using the call logs.

Telephone call log

The telephone call log records details of all calls made to the 3033 by a telephone user. It includes the date and time of the call, the type of event, the access code used by the telephone user, the caller ID (if available), and the duration of the call.

Transceiver call log

The transceiver call log records details of all calls made to the 3033 by an HF user. It includes the date and time of the call, the address of the calling transceiver, the requested telephone number, the dialled telephone number, the status of the call, and the duration of the call.

Power supply

The 3033 Telephone Interconnect may be powered from the same 3020 Transceiver Supply as the Codan HF transceiver using the special power adaptor cable provided (Codan part number 08-06819-001). Alternatively, the 3033 Telephone Interconnect may be powered using a commercial power supply that provides 13.5 V DC nominal, 9 to 16 V DC operational.

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Compatibility

Regional settings and telephone line configuration files

You can set up your 3033 for local telephone line impedance and voltage values. The 3033 comes with some standard pre-set telephone line configuration files, one of which may be suitable for your region. If the pre-set telephone line configuration files are not suitable, you must gather call progress tone and level information for the type of PSTN in your region or PABX that you are using. This information may be found on the internet, or in the documentation provided with the PABX. This information is then manually loaded into the 3033 via the web interface. For more information see page 87, Setting up the telephone line.

If you use a PABX with your 3033, the call NOTE progress tones for the PABX may differ from those of your region.

RTU–292 Compatibility Mode

If your users are accustomed to the commands used to operate a JPS RTU–292, you can set up the 3033 Telephone Interconnect to operate in an RTU–292 Compatibility Mode. When this mode is set, the 3033 uses a set of voice prompts that mimic the functionality of the RTU–292 Radio/Telephone Interface. The 3033 also accepts RTU–292 commands directly. For information on these commands see Table 22 on page 135.

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Operating modes

Automatic

When the automatic operating mode is selected using the Mode button on the front panel of the 3033, the unit does not have to be manned. It answers telephone calls from the PSTN and patches them, under instructions from the telephone user, to the HF user. HF callers to the telephone station include telephone call information in the Phone call made from the Codan HF transceiver.

Manual

When the manual operating mode is selected using the Mode button on the front panel of the 3033, the unit must be manned. Calls to the 3033 from the PSTN are answered using the connected telephone. HF calls are established with the remote HF transceiver using the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033. When both parties are on line, the Connect button is pressed to connect the parties. Similarly, HF calls to the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 are answered manually by the operator. The required telephone call is placed using the telephone connected to the 3033, then when both parties are on line, the Connect button is pressed to connect the parties.

Off

When the off-line mode is selected using the Mode button on the front panel of the 3033, the 3033 cannot be used to connect any calls between the PSTN and HF.

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20 Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide 2Installation

This section contains the following topics: Unpacking the equipment (22) Setting up the RS232 [15way] Mode/Speed for the Codan HF transceiver (23) Installing the 3033 Telephone Interconnect (24) Performing a functional test on the installation (33) Performing an operational test on the installation (34)

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Unpacking the equipment

On receiving your 3033 Telephone Interconnect, check the contents of the carton against the packing list. Make sure that all equipment itemised on the packing list is present before you start installing the 3033 into your telephone station. Open the carton and examine the contents for any signs of damage. If you notice any damage, contact your local Codan office immediately. Failure to contact Codan before returning the unit may result in any warranty being void. We recommend that the equipment is installed by qualified and experienced personnel, to the relevant standards and approvals for the region of operation.

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Setting up the RS232 [15way] Mode/Speed for the Codan HF transceiver

You must log in as administrator to access the NOTE Control List. For help see the documentation provided with your Codan HF transceiver.

To set the RS232 [15way] Mode/Speed: 1 Switch on the transceiver. 1 Access the Control List in the transceiver. 1 Set the RS232 [15way] Mode entry to RTU-282/292. 1 Set the RS232 [15way] Speed entry to 9600. 1 Switch the transceiver off then on again to activate these settings.

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Installing the 3033 Telephone Interconnect

These installation instructions assume the following: • The Codan HF transceiver at the telephone station has an appropriate power supply and antenna system connected, and all modules within the transceiver system are functioning correctly. • The HF communication network is planned. • There is a PSTN land line at the site of the telephone station.

Required equipment and information

One of the following options is required to install and set up a 3033 telephone station: • a PC and crossover CAT5 Ethernet cable for direct connection (see Figure 8 on page 26 and Figure 9 on page 27), or • a PC with two line modems, two serial cables and spare land line for remote connection (see Figure 10 on page 60) The following information is required for your local region and specific equipment: • call progress tones applicable to your region (if the included pre-set telephone line configuration files are not suitable) • call prefixes and/or postfixes (for example, 0 may be required to dial out of a PABX)

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Installing the telephone interconnect

The 3033 Telephone Interconnect may be installed with any Codan HF transceiver that has system capability, that is, a 2010 RF Unit with a 2030 Junction Box, a 2012 RF Unit, or a 2110 Manpack Transceiver with an interface adaptor. The 3033 is 3 RU high, and is designed to be mounted in a 19″ rack.

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Figure 8: 3033 Telephone Interconnect with a 2010 RF Unit, 2030 Junction Box and handset

Speaker 2030 Junction 2020 Handset Antenna Box

earth strap 08-04515

CIB 08-05610-006 2010 RF Unit

earth braid 05-06767

3020 Transceiver Supply cable 08-06819-001 power adaptor

AC earth strap 08-04515 08-06820-001

3033 Telephone Interconnect

crossover Ethernet cable 67-90800 (2 m) 67-90801 (10 m)

earth strap 08-04515 Computer ( to PSTN (required for manual or PABX mode only)

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Figure 9: 3033 Telephone Interconnect with a 2012 RF Unit and handset

Speaker 2020 Handset Antenna

2012 RF Unit

earth braid 05-06767

3020 Transceiver Supply cable 08-06819-001 power adaptor

AC earth strap 08-04515

08-06820-001 3033 Telephone Interconnect

crossover Ethernet cable 67-90800 (2 m) 67-90801 (10 m)

earth strap 08-04515 Computer ( to PSTN (required for manual or PABX mode only)

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Switching on the telephone interconnect

The 3033 reads important default status information from the Codan HF transceiver. The startup process of the 3033 takes slightly longer than the transceiver, therefore, if the two items are powered from the same source, the transceiver enters the default operating mode in time for the 3033 to read the values. The LCD on the 3033 is blank during its one-minute initialisation period.

If you switch off the Codan HF transceiver, you should check that when it is switched on, it returns to the expected default operating state, NOTE that is, the expected scanning status, or expected secure/hopping status (if fitted). If necessary, restart the 3033 so that it reads these values.

Setting up the telephone interconnect

Setting a station address for the telephone interconnect

The station address for the 3033 is used by HF callers to contact the 3033. This information is also passed to a remote HF transceiver during a Selective call from the 3033 to identify the station that made the call.

If you do not set a station address for the 3033 in the web interface, the 3033 uses the Codan NOTE HF transceiver’s self address, as set in its Control List. It is recommended that you set different addresses for the 3033 and the Codan HF NOTE transceiver. In this way each item may be used independently.

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If you intend to use the 3033 in manual mode, the station address of the 3033 is not used. HF calls are made to the Codan HF transceiver, then manually connected via the 3033 to an established telephone call. If these HF calls are Selective calls, then the Codan HF transceiver requires a self address.

To set up a station address for the 3033: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then General Configuration. 1 In the Station Address field, enter the address(es) that you want HF users to call when they use the 3033. Use this format: aaaa[@][,bbbb[@]] For example:

To set the station Enter... address...

1234 1234

1234 for use in the 1234@AlphaComms network called AlphaComms

1234 for use in the "1234@Alpha Comms" network called Alpha Comms (that is, the name includes a space)

Multiple addresses 1234@ALE,"9876@Codan Selcall"

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For information on the network selection NOTE process used by the transceiver see page 101, Networks and channels.

If you are entering a station address to be used in: • a Codan Selcall or Open Selcall network, enter up to 10 digits • an ALE/CALM network, enter up to 15 upper-case characters/numeric digits, or a combination of both

For more information on address NOTE requirements see the documentation provided with your Codan HF transceiver.

1 Scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Save Configuration.

Setting the VOX levels

The VOX levels vary from region to region, depending on the quality of the infrastructure. When the VOX levels are set correctly, the Codan HF transceiver PTTs when voice is detected from the 3033, and returns to receiving when the voice is no longer detected, and the VOX hang time has passed. If the VOX levels are set incorrectly, then the Codan HF transceiver may PTT and remain in the transmit state due to background noise.

To set the VOX levels: 1 Place a telephone call to the 3033, then follow the voice prompts to make a manual voice call to the Codan HF transceiver. 1 Monitor the PTT LED on the 3033. When the PTT LED is on, the 3033 and the HF transceiver are transmitting.

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When the PTT LED is off, the 3033 is ready to receive from HF. 1 Speak into the telephone, taking note of what happens to the PTT LED. 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then General Configuration. 1 Scroll to the VOX Configuration table. 1 In the On Level field, adjust the value in 10 dB steps until the Codan HF transceiver begins transmitting on a minimal voice signal from the telephone. The PTT LED is on when the transceiver is transmitting. You may set a value between –100 (minimum) and –2 dBm (maximum).

If the VOX is not switching when a voice signal is present, decrease the value in the NOTE On Level field. For example, change it from –30 dB to –40 dB. Background noise from the telephone end NOTE may affect operation of the VOX.

1 Click Save Configuration after each adjustment to activate the change in the 3033. 1 Re-test the VOX level. 1 In the Off Level field, set the value to 5 dB less than the value in the On Level field as a starting point. For example, if the On Level is set to –40 dB, set the Off Level to –45 dB. You may set a value between –100 and –2 dBm. 1 In the Off Level field, adjust the value in 1 dB steps until the Codan HF transceiver stops transmitting when the voice signal ends. The PTT LED is off when the transceiver is receiving.

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1 Click Save Configuration after each adjustment to activate the change in the 3033. 1 Re-test the VOX level.

If the PTT occasionally activates due to NOTE background noise, increase both the On Level and Off Level values in small steps.

1 In the VOX Hang Time field, enter the length of time that you want the 3033 to hold the VOX after a voice signal ends. 1 Click Save Configuration.

Checking the telephone line configuration file

The default settings for telephone line configuration are based on Australian requirements. If your 3033 is operating in a region other than Australia, select one of the pre-set telephone line configuration files that is suitable for your region, or gather relevant call progress tone information from the internet or your PABX documentation. For more information see page 87, Setting up the telephone line.

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Performing a functional test on the installation

To perform a functional test on the installation: 1 Press Mode in the Status frame on the front panel of the 3033 until the LCD shows that the unit is in automatic mode. 1 Press Transceiver in the Monitor frame on the front panel of the 3033. The Transceiver LED in the Monitor frame switches on. 1 Listen to the on-air noise from the transceiver.

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Performing an operational test on the installation

You should perform an operational test on the 3033 telephone station before leaving it unmanned in automatic mode.

To perform an operational test: 1 Check that the 3033 is in automatic mode. 1 Make a telephone call to the 3033, enter the default access code (1234), then place a call to a remote HF transceiver (see page 42, Making a call to an HF transceiver). 1 Confirm that the call reached the remote HF transceiver. 1 Disconnect from the 3033. 1 Make a Phone call from a remote HF transceiver to the 3033, including a telephone number in the call (see page 39, Making an HF call to a telephone). 1 Confirm that the call reached the telephone. 1 Disconnect from the 3033. 1 If you intend to use voice encryption or frequency hopping with the telephone station, you should test remote activation of these features using the call options for the telephone user (see page 42, Making a call to an HF transceiver).

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This section contains the following topics: General (36) Call activity at a remote HF transceiver (39) Call activity at a telephone within a PSTN (42) Connecting calls manually (47) Monitoring the telephone interconnect (49) Using the call logs (50)

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General

The 3033 Telephone Interconnect can operate in automatic or manual mode. When it is set up for automatic operation, the 3033 automatically answers calls made to it from HF or a telephone, and processes these calls with the information provided. Its behaviour is controlled by call progress tones, DTMF tones, transceiver commands, and specific timeouts. There are protocols for ending calls immediately, but if these are not used, the 3033 returns to the on-hook status after an inactivity timeout. When the 3033 is set up for manual operation, it does not answer calls made to it from HF or a telephone. For information on manually connecting a call see page 47, Connecting calls manually.

Secure mode

Due to the encryption algorithm, secure communication is only possible between Codan HF transceivers that use the same encryption NOTE module. Therefore, remote transceivers that are used for secure operation must be Codan HF transceivers. VP-116 encryption is not supported across the NOTE 3033.

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If the communication network of Codan HF transceivers associated with the 3033 has the voice encryptor option enabled, you can use this feature over the HF part of the communication. When you make an HF call to the 3033, and security is enabled for your station address pattern (see page 70, Setting up HF user access rights), secure is automatically switched on in the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 during the call initiation. Therefore, before commencing the HF call from the remote transceiver, you should go secure, go to secure standby, then initiate the call. The calling transceiver automatically switches from secure standby to secure when it receives call tones from the transceiver connected to the 3033. For voice encryption modules in which you are able to select a specific key as the seed for encryption, the secure key within the secure index selected on the remote Codan HF transceiver must match the secure key within the secure index nominated in the web interface of the 3033.

The secure index set up in the 3033 must be identical to the current secure index selected in CAUTION the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033. If your voice encryption module does not NOTE support multiple secure keys, do not nominate a secure index in the web interface.

Some voice encryption modules support the use of a PIN during a secure session. If a PIN is nominated in the web interface of the 3033, this identical PIN must be used by remote HF users.

If your voice encryption module does not NOTE support a PIN during secure sessions, do not nominate a secure PIN in the web interface.

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Voice encryption may also be switched on by the telephone user via the call options menu. The telephone user may change the secure index and the secure PIN for the current call, if these features are supported by the voice encryption module. The remote HF user must change to the same secure index and secure PIN.

Changing the secure index and secure PIN for a NOTE call does not change the secure index and secure PIN set in the web interface.

Frequency hopping

Due to the frequency hopping algorithm, secure communication is only possible between Codan NOTE HF transceivers that have the frequency hopping option fitted.

If the communication network of Codan HF transceivers associated with the 3033 has the frequency hopping option fitted, you can use this feature over the HF part of the communication. Frequency hopping is switched on by the telephone user via the call options menu. The telephone user can change the hop plan number for the current call. The remote HF user must change to the same hop plan.

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Call activity at a remote HF transceiver

Making an HF call to a telephone

Making a call to a telephone from a Codan HF transceiver is described in detail in the documentation provided with the transceiver. The transceiver can be programmed to make this call automatically, or you can enter information as prompted by the transceiver. The information for which you may be prompted includes: • the full telephone number, or the abbreviated number as set up in the speed dial pages in the web interface of the 3033 • the address of the telephone station, as set up in the Station Address field on the general configuration page in the web interface of the 3033 • the network that you want to use • the channel that you want to use

The following process assumes that the 3033 is set up for automatic operation. If the 3033 is set NOTE up for manual operation see page 47, Connecting calls manually.

To make a call to a telephone from a Codan HF transceiver: 1 If your HF communication network is set up to use voice encryption, go secure using the required secure index and secure PIN (if supported), then go to secure standby. 1 Make a Phone call to the 3033 telephone station, providing the telephone number that you want to call, and the address of the telephone station.

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If you want to use a speed dial number stored in the 3033, enter the corresponding NOTE abbreviated number as the telephone number in the Phone call.

When the call is successful and the telephone is answered, a voice prompt informs the telephone user that they are receiving an HF transceiver call. 1 While the call is in progress, you can use Easitalk® or encryption devices if fitted and enabled. 1 Do one of the following: • Press SCAN at the HF transceiver to end the call. • Ask the telephone user to press *9 at the telephone to end the call, or ask them to hang up.

Some PABX systems do not send a hangup signal to the far end of the line when the receiver is placed on the hook. In this case, the call remains active at the 3033 until the NOTE inactivity timeout passes. To avoid any delays in communication, users should deliberately hang up the call using SCAN or *9.

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Receiving a call

When you receive a call at your HF transceiver from a 3033, the transceiver rings.

To answer the call: 1 Hold down PTT, then speak. 1 If required, go secure with the required secure index and secure PIN (if supported). 1 Do one of the following: •Press SCAN at the HF transceiver to end the call. • Ask the telephone user to press *9 at the telephone to end the call, or ask them to hang up.

Some PABX systems do not send a hangup signal to the far end of the line when the receiver is placed on the hook. In this case, the call remains active at the 3033 until the NOTE inactivity timeout passes. To avoid any delays in communication, users should deliberately hang up the call using SCAN or *9. If you miss a call, an incoming call pop-up NOTE details who called and when. An entry is created in the Calls In log.

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Call activity at a telephone within a PSTN

Making a call to an HF transceiver

Making a call from a telephone through the 3033 is managed via the voice prompt menu. Prepare yourself for the telephone call by viewing the voice prompt menu in Figure 11 on page 111. You should know the type of call that you want to make, and the type of network that you want to use for the HF part of the link. The detailed information that you require before making a call depends on the type of call that you are likely to make.

Table 4: Information required by a telephone user

Type of call Required information

Selective call using Address of remote HF transceiver. Selcall Appropriate channel number for communication.

Channel Test call Address of remote HF transceiver. Appropriate channel number for testing.

Telephone call Address of remote HF telephone station. using Selcall Telephone number that you want to call. This can be the full telephone number, or if speed dial numbers have been set up in the 3033, the abbreviated number. Appropriate channel number for communication.

Selective call using Address of remote HF transceiver. ALE

ALL call None.

Telephone call Address of remote HF telephone station. using ALE Telephone number that you want to call. This can be the full telephone number, or if speed dial numbers have been set up in the 3033, the abbreviated number.

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Table 4: Information required by a telephone user (cont.)

Type of call Required information

Address List call Number of the special Address List entry. For example, to use entry TI 02, the number is 02.

The TI entries in the Address List of the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 must contain all NOTE the necessary information as the telephone caller cannot respond to prompts from the transceiver.

For information on setting up Address List entries see page 103, Address List entries in the NOTE transceiver connected to the telephone interconnect.

Manual Voice call Appropriate channel number for communication.

RTU–292 DTMF commands for calling via this process (see Compatibility Table 22 on page 135). Mode

The following process assumes that the 3033 is set up for automatic operation. If the 3033 is set NOTE up for manual operation see page 47, Connecting calls manually.

To make a call to a remote HF transceiver from a telephone: 1 Dial the telephone number for the 3033. 1 If the 3033 has been set up for multiple languages, listen to the welcome message, followed by the prompts for changing the language. 1 If required, press the key sequence corresponding to the language that you want to use. 1 If requested, enter the access code that was provided to you by your system administrator.

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1 Follow the prompts for the type of call that you want to make.

If you want to return to the previous level NOTE of the voice prompts, press *.

1 Do any of the following: • If you want to abort a call before it is connected, press *. • If you want to hear call options during a call, press *.

Call options...

To change channel, press 1.

To change mode, press 2.

To control VOX, press 3.

To control Easitalk, press 4.

To change the secure settings, press 5.

To control frequency hopping, press 6.

To hang up call, press 9.

1 Press *9 to end the call. You can make another call via the 3033, if required. 1 Hang up the telephone to disconnect from the 3033.

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Leaving a call-back telephone number at a remote HF transceiver

To leave a call-back telephone number: 1 Start a call to another telephone. 1 When prompted to enter a telephone number, use the telephone number that you want the HF party to call back. As the remote HF transceiver is not connected to a 3033 Telephone Interconnect, it cannot make a call to a telephone, but it does store your telephone number in the Calls In log at the called HF transceiver.

For information on returning a call from the NOTE Calls In log see the documentation provided with the Codan HF transceiver.

Receiving an HF call

When you receive an HF call via a 3033 at your telephone, the telephone rings. On answering the telephone call, a voice prompt immediately informs you that you are receiving an HF transceiver call.

To proceed with the HF transceiver call: 1 Converse with the party at the remote HF transceiver.

NOTE Only one party may talk at a time.

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1 If you want to hear call options during a call, press *.

Call options...

To change channel, press 1.

To change mode, press 2.

To control VOX, press 3.

To control Easitalk, press 4.

To change the secure settings, press 5.

To control frequency hopping, press 6.

To hang up call, press 9.

1 Press *9 to end the call, or hang up.

Some PABX systems do not send a hangup signal to the far end of the line when the receiver is placed on the hook. In this case, the call remains active at the 3033 until the NOTE inactivity timeout passes. To avoid any delays in communication, users should deliberately hang up the call using SCAN or *9.

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Connecting calls manually

When the 3033 Telephone Interconnect is set for manual operation, it does not answer calls from HF or the connected PSTN. If you are a telephone caller, you call the 3033, speak with an operator who manually makes an HF call, then patches your telephone call to the HF end. If you are an HF caller, you call the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033, speak with an operator who manually makes a telephone call on the connected telephone, then connects your HF call to the telephone line.

Some call options are available via the * key on NOTE the telephone during manually connected calls.

The following sections describe the activities for the operator at the 3033.

Connecting a telephone call to a remote HF transceiver

To connect a telephone call to a remote HF transceiver: 1 Answer the ringing telephone. 1 Ask the telephone user for the address of the remote HF transceiver with which they want to communicate. 1 Place an HF call to the requested HF transceiver using the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033. 1 When both parties are on line, announce the connection, press Connect on the front panel of the 3033, then hang up the telephone. The Connect LED switches on.

Once connected, the local telephone handset must be hung up immediately to NOTE prevent feedback and false triggering of the VOX circuit.

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1 Press Transceiver and Phone in the Monitor frame to monitor the connection. 1 When the call is finished, press Connect to return the 3033 to on-hook status. The Connect LED switches off.

Connecting an HF call to a telephone user

To connect an HF call to a telephone user: 1 Answer the HF call on the transceiver. 1 Ask the HF user for the number of the telephone with which they want to communicate. 1 Place a call to the requested number using the telephone connected to the 3033. 1 When both parties are on line, announce the connection, press Connect on the front panel of the 3033, then hang up the telephone. The Connect LED switches on.

Once connected, the local telephone handset must be hung up immediately to NOTE prevent feedback and false triggering of the VOX circuit.

1 Press Transceiver and Phone in the Monitor frame to monitor the connection. 1 When the call is finished, press Connect to return the 3033 to on-hook status. The Connect LED switches off.

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Monitoring the telephone interconnect

You can listen to the audio signals from the transceiver and/or the telephone using the speaker in the front panel of the 3033.

You can select the audio from both sources at NOTE the same time.

If you find that the volume level of each source varies greatly, requiring you to adjust the Volume knob continually, you can change the individual levels to meet your requirements (see page 85, Setting volume levels).

To listen to the receive audio from the transceiver: 1 Press Transceiver in the Monitor frame. The Transceiver LED switches on when the audio signal from the transceiver is selected. 1 Adjust the volume of the received signal using the Volume knob. 1 Press Transceiver to switch off the audio signal from the transceiver. The Transceiver LED switches off.

To listen to the audio from the telephone: 1 Press Phone in the Monitor frame. The Phone LED switches on when the audio signal from the telephone is selected. 1 Adjust the volume of the received signal using the Volume knob. 1 Press Phone to switch off the audio signal from the telephone. The Phone LED switches off.

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Using the call logs

There are two types of call logs that you may access: • telephone call log: calls made to the 3033 from a telephone • transceiver call log: calls made to the 3033 from an HF transceiver You can view the logs in the web interface. If you want to process the logs further, you may download them to the connected PC as a CSV file. This file may be manipulated in Microsoft® Excel.

Accessing the call logs

To access the call logs: 1 Log into the web interface at admin, installer or log level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Call Logs... in the basic menu. 1 Do one of the following: • To access the calls made from a telephone user, select Telephone Call Log. • To access the calls made from an HF user, select Transceiver Call Log.

If you are accessing these logs via a line modem connection to the 3033, it may take NOTE several minutes for the log to be presented on the screen of the PC.

Each log can hold up to 5000 calls. 1 If you want to download the log, click Download Log.

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1 If you want to delete the log, scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Delete Log.

Once a log has been downloaded, it should be NOTE deleted from the 3033 to avoid repetition of information in the next download.

Using the information in the call logs

A downloaded call log can be used for billing purposes. You can identify the user by their access code, or by their station address. You can calculate the charges from the type of outgoing telephone call, the duration, and any access fee that you may choose to include.

Table 5: Telephone call log

Field Description

ID Automatically assigned identifier for the incoming telephone call. The initial call, and any subsequent events within the 3033 session has the same ID.

Time Date and time of the start of the call.

Type A PSTN event is the initial call to the 3033 and access code entry. An event is any calling activity that occurs after the access code entry until the 3033 is disconnected from the PSTN.

Access Code/ The access code used by the telephone user to access the Description 3033, or a description of the event within the 3033 session.

Caller ID The telephone number of the calling telephone, if this information has been included with the call.

Duration The length of time of the connection to the 3033. It includes all events between access code entry through to disconnection.

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Table 6: Transceiver call log

Field Description

ID Automatically assigned identifier for the incoming HF call.

Time Date and time of the start of the call.

Type A transceiver event is a call to the 3033 from an HF transceiver.

Calling Station The address of the calling HF transceiver.

Requested Number The telephone number included as part of the Phone call from the transceiver. This could be the abbreviated number corresponding to a speed dial, or it could be a full telephone number.

Dialled Number The actual telephone number that was dialled by the 3033.

Status The status of the call, that is, Disallowed, Barred, No Dial Tone, Busy, No Answer, Connected.

Duration The length of time of the connection to the 3033.

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This section contains the following topics: Planning considerations (54) Setting up access to the web interface (58) Logging into the web interface (63) Setting up call log parameters (64) Setting up telephone users (65) Setting up HF user call groups (67) Setting up HF user access rights (70) Controlling access to the telephone interconnect (75) Setting up how the telephone interconnect receives calls (77) Setting up how the telephone interconnect makes calls (78) Setting up inactivity timeouts (82) Setting up speed dial telephone numbers (83) Setting volume levels (85) Setting up the telephone line (87) Backing up the setup (94) Upgrading firmware (95) Changing web interface passwords (96)

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Planning considerations

Telephone users

Telephone users call the 3033 Telephone Interconnect. The 3033 commands the connected Codan HF transceiver to make an HF call to a remote HF transceiver. In this way, the telephone user may contact: • a remote HF transceiver (see Figure 1 on page 7), or • another telephone network that uses an HF trunk as the bridging link between PSTNs (see Figure 2 on page 9) By default, any telephone users that call the 3033 must enter the access code 1234 to proceed with further calling activity. This access code provides traceability of the call in the telephone call log. If you require more detailed usage information in the call log, set up each telephone user with a unique access code (see page 65, Setting up telephone users). If you need to change the access code for the default telephone user or any other telephone user see page 66, Editing the details for a telephone user.

HF users

HF users call the 3033 Telephone Interconnect. The 3033 makes the call to a telephone. You can use the web interface to manage a selection of users with similar call requirements as a group, providing control over their usage of the 3033.

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Call groups

Call groups are the types of telephone calls that may be made via the 3033 Telephone Interconnect, from HF to a PSTN. The default call groups in the 3033 are listed in Table 7. For help with setting up call groups see page 67, Setting up HF user call groups.

Table 7: Default call groups

Name of call group Description

Emergency Only Minimum legal requirement.

By default, the telephone number pattern is set for Australia, United Kingdom and United States of America, that is 000, 999, 112, 911. If the NOTE emergency number for your country is different, you must change the telephone number pattern for the call group.

Unrestricted There are no restrictions on the types of telephone calls that may be made.

Telephone number patterns

Telephone number patterns define the types of telephone numbers that are permitted within a call group. You can use a range of variables and wildcards to broadly define a pattern. Each pattern is entered on a new line. For help with setting up the telephone number pattern see page 67, Setting up HF user call groups. For example, for local calls within your region, you may permit users to dial any 8-digit number. This has a telephone number pattern of xxxxxxxx. You may also permit users to call a 1800-prefixed 10-digit number. This has a telephone number pattern of 1800xxxxxx.

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Station address patterns

Station address patterns define which HF stations are permitted to use the 3033. You can use a range of variables and wildcards to broadly define a pattern of HF users. If the self address of an HF transceiver calling into the 3033 matches a station address pattern, then calling activity may continue in accordance with the call groups allocated to the group of HF users. If you want to bar a particular remote HF transceiver from using the 3033, you can do so by adding the specific address to the bottom of the list, but without assigning any call groups. For more information see page 76, Controlling access of HF users. The default access rights for HF users permit all callers to use the 3033.

Security

The secure index and secure PIN features are NOTE only supported in certain voice encryption modules.

You can use the voice encryptor with the 3033. Secure communication is only possible between Codan HF transceivers that use the same encryption module. For voice encryption modules in which you are able to select a specific key as the seed for encryption, the secure key within the secure index selected on the remote Codan HF transceiver must match the secure key within the secure index nominated in the web interface of the 3033.

The secure index set up in the 3033 must be identical to the current secure index selected in CAUTION the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033.

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Some voice encryption modules support the use of a PIN during a secure session. If a PIN is nominated in the web interface of the 3033, this identical PIN must be used by remote HF users. Voice encryption may also be switched on by the telephone user via the call options menu. The telephone user can change the secure index and the secure PIN for the current call, if these features are supported by the voice encryption module. The remote HF user must change to the same secure index and secure PIN.

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Setting up access to the web interface

You can connect a PC to the 3033 Telephone Interconnect directly via a crossover Ethernet cable (as shown in Figure 8 on page 26 and Figure 9 on page 27), or indirectly via a modem (see Figure 10 on page 60). Once your PC has been set up correctly, you can log into the web interface (see page 63, Logging into the web interface).

Connecting a PC directly to the telephone interconnect

The 3033 provides its own web server with DHCP.

The options that you see depend upon the browser that you have installed. Windows® XP NOTE is described below. For more information on this topic see the on-line help provided with your browser.

Enabling DHCP for a direct connection to the telephone interconnect

The layouts for direct connections are shown in NOTE Figure 8 on page 26 and Figure 9 on page 27.

To enable DHCP: 1 Connect a crossover CAT5 Ethernet cable between the Ethernet port on the rear panel of the 3033 and a spare Ethernet connector on a PC. 1 From the Start menu of the PC, select Control Panel, then Network Connections. 1 Double-click on the Ethernet connection that is connected to the 3033. 1 Click Properties.

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1 Scroll through the list of items used by the connection and select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). 1 Click Properties. 1 Select Obtain an IP address automatically. 1 Click OK to close the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog. 1 Click OK to close the Local Area Connection Properties dialog. 1 Click Close to close the Local Area Connection Status dialog.

Switching off proxies

To switch off proxies: 1 Launch Internet Explorer®. 1 From the Tools menu, select Internet Options. 1 Select the Connections tab. 1 Select LAN Settings. 1 Ensure that Use a proxy server for your LAN is not selected. 1 Click OK to close the LAN Settings dialog. 1 Click OK to close the Internet Options dialog.

You can now log into the web interface. For NOTE more information see page 63, Logging into the web interface.

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Connecting a PC via a modem to the telephone interconnect

The options that you see depend upon the browser that you have installed. Windows® XP NOTE is described below. For more information on this topic see the on-line help provided with your browser.

A typical layout for connecting a PC via a modem to the telephone is shown in Figure 10. An appropriate power supply to each device is assumed.

Figure 10: Remote connection to telephone interconnect

3033 Telephone Interconnect

Line Modem cable 08-06034-001

PSTN Line Modem

serial port cable 08-06034-001

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Setting up a dial-up connection

To connect to the 3033 via a standard line modem: 1 Connect a line modem to the Data connector on the 3033 via a standard serial cable. 1 Connect the line modem to a land line in the PSTN.

The line modem and the 3033 should be NOTE connected to separate land lines in the PSTN.

1 Connect a line modem to your PC via a standard serial cable. 1 Connect the line modem to a land line in the PSTN. 1 From the Start menu of the PC, select Control Panel, then Network Connections. 1 Open the New Connection Wizard, then click Next. 1 Select Connect to the network at my workplace, then click Next. 1 Select Dial-up connection, then click Next. 1 In the Company Name field, type Codan 3033 Telephone Interconnect, then click Next. 1 In the Phone number field, enter the telephone number of the line modem that is connected to the 3033, then click Next. 1 Select whether this connection is for your account only, or any account on the PC, then click Next. 1 Check the details of the new connection, then click Finish.

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Connecting to the telephone interconnect

To connect to the 3033 via a dial-up modem: 1 From the Start menu of the PC, select Control Panel, then Network Connections. 1 Open the Codan 3033 Telephone Interconnect Connection.

It may be convenient for you to create a NOTE shortcut on your desktop for this connection.

1 In the Username field, enter cti-ppp. 1 In the Password field, enter codan123. 1 Click Dial.

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Logging into the web interface

You can log into the web interface at admin, installer and log levels. For information on what you can access at each level and changing passwords for each level see page 96, Changing web interface passwords.

To log into the web interface: 1 Launch your browser. 1 In the Address field, type http://192.168.0.1, then press Enter. 1 Select Login in the basic menu. 1 Enter one of the default login usernames and passwords provided in Table 8, then click Login.

Table 8: Default usernames and passwords for the web interface

Username Password

admin admin

installer installer

log calllog

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Setting up call log parameters

To set up the call log parameters: 1 Log into the web interface at admin, installer or log level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Call Logs... in the basic menu, then Telephone Interconnect Time.

NOTE The 3033 operates on a 24-hour clock.

1 Enter the local time and date for the 3033. 1 Click Set Time.

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Setting up telephone users

NOTE You may enter up to 100 telephone users.

Adding a telephone user

To add a telephone user: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Telephone Users in the basic menu. 1 View the User ID column in the User List table to determine the next ID number to be used. 1 In the User ID field in the Add User table, enter the ID number that you have decided to use. 1 In the Access Code field, enter a unique access code.

The access code must contain between NOTE 4 and 10 digits. This access code may apply to a group of NOTE telephone users.

You must inform the telephone user of their assigned access code as it may be required when they call the 3033. If you want to disable the access code see page 75, Controlling access to the telephone interconnect. 1 In the Description field, enter a meaningful description of this telephone user or group of users. 1 Click Add User. The new telephone user (or group) appears in the User List table in the numerical sequence of the User ID number.

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Editing the details for a telephone user

To edit the details for a telephone user: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Telephone Users in the basic menu. 1 Click in the Access Code or Description field for the telephone user that you want to edit. 1 Make the required changes. 1 Scroll to the bottom of the User List table, then click Save Users.

Deleting a telephone user

You must leave at least one entry in the User NOTE List table.

To delete a telephone user: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Telephone Users in the basic menu. 1 Click Delete for the telephone user that you want to delete from the User List table.

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Setting up HF user call groups

NOTE You may enter up to 10 call groups.

Creating an HF user call group

To create an HF user call group: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select HF Users... in the basic menu, then HF User Call Groups. 1 View the Call Group ID column in the HF User Call Group Rights table and determine an ID number that has not yet been used.

You must use an ID number between 0 NOTE and 9.

1 Click Insert... The Create HF User Call Group table is shown. Table 9 provides a list of suggestions for the types of call groups that you may want to set up in the web interface.

Table 9: Suggested call groups

Name of call group Description

Local Calls Short-distance calls that connect within your local region.

National Calls Long-distance calls that connect the regions within your country.

International Calls Long-distance calls that connect to other countries.

Mobile Calls Calls to any defined mobile telephone.

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1 In the Call Group ID field, enter an unused number. 1 In the Name field, enter an appropriate name that describes the types of calls included in the group. 1 In the Description field, enter a brief description of the types of calls that are allowed as part of the call group. 1 Click Insert. The Edit HF User Call Group Rights table is shown. 1 In the Telephone Number Pattern(s) field, enter a pattern for the permitted telephone numbers for this call group. Use the information in the following table as a guide for creating a pattern.

Character Description Example

0 1 2 3 4 Specifies the exact digit 131000 permits calls to the exact 5 6 7 8 9 required in that position in number 131000. the number. x Represents a single digit in 13xxxx permits calls to any 6-digit the range 0 to 9 required number prefixed with 13. for that position in the number.

[ ] Matches the separate digits 0[2378]xxxxxxxx permits calls to any specified within the 10-digit number prefixed with 02, 03, brackets. 07, or 08.

* Replaces any number of * permits calls to any number of any digits. length.

1 Click Insert. 1 If you want to add another telephone number pattern, enter the pattern in the lowermost field, then click Insert. 1 Click Update.

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Editing an HF user call group

To edit an HF user call group: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select HF Users... in the basic menu, then HF User Call Groups. 1 Click Edit... for the call group that you want to edit. The Edit HF User Call Group Rights table is shown. 1 Make changes to the Name, Description and any of the Telephone Number Pattern(s) fields as required. 1 If you want to add another telephone number pattern, enter the pattern in the lowermost field, then click Insert. 1 Click Update.

Deleting an HF user call group

To delete an HF user call group: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select HF Users... in the basic menu, then HF User Call Groups. 1 Click Delete for the call group that you want to delete from the HF User Call Group Rights table.

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Setting up HF user access rights

An HF user may be managed as part of a larger group using a broad pattern definition of its self address to filter access to the 3033. Each group of HF users is then assigned a set of call groups that they are permitted to use. If voice encryption is used in your HF communication network, security information must also be set up in the 3033.

The secure index and secure PIN features are NOTE supported in certain voice encryption modules only.

When voice encryption is required over the HF portion of the communication, the information held in the 3033 is used to switch the connected Codan HF transceiver into secure mode.

NOTE You may enter up to 100 groups of HF users.

Creating HF user access rights

To create HF user access rights: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select HF Users... in the basic menu, then HF User Access Rights. 1 View the User Group ID column in the HF User Access Rights table and determine an ID number that has not yet been used.

You must use an ID number between 1 and NOTE 100.

1 Click Insert... The Create HF User Access Rights table is shown. 1 In the User Group ID field, enter an unused number.

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1 In the Description field, enter a brief description of the group of HF users. 1 In the Station Address Pattern field, enter a pattern for the permitted addresses for members of this group. Use the information in the following table as a guide for creating a pattern.

Character Description Example

A B C D E F Specifies the exact MOBILEd permits stations with an G H I J K L character required in that address in the range MOBILE0 to M N O P Q position in the address. MOBILE9 to use the 3033. R S T U V W X Y Z

0 1 2 3 4 Specifies the exact digit MOBILE1d permits stations with an 5 6 7 8 9 required in that position in address in the range MOBILE10 to the address. MOBILE19 to use the 3033. a Represents any character MOBa1 permits stations with an in the range A to Z address in the range MOBA1 to required in that position in MOBZ1 to use the 3033. the address. d Represents any digit in the MOBILEd permits stations with an range 0 to 9 required in address in the range MOBILE0 to that position in the address. MOBILE9 to use the 3033. x Represents any character MOBx permits stations with an address in the range A to Z or any in the range MOB0 to MOB9, and single digit in the range 0 MOBA to MOBZ to use the 3033. to 9 required in that position in the number.

[ ] Matches the separate [NS]THMOBd permits stations with an characters or digits address in the range NTHMOB0 to specified within the NTHMOB9, and STHMOB0 to brackets. STHMOB9 to use the 3033.

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Character Description Example

* Replaces any number of * permits any stations to use the 3033. digits.

@ Defines specific networks MOBd@ALE permits stations with an with an address. address in the range MOB0 to MOB9 calling via the ALE network to use the 3033.

" Enables spaces to be "MOBd@ALE 1" permits stations with included in network an address in the range MOB0 to names. MOB9 calling via the ALE 1 network to use the 3033.

| Provides an OR statement. 2|345d permits stations with an address in the range 2450 to 2459, and 3450 to 3459 to use the 3033.

( ) Enables characters to be (MOB|NTHMOB|STHMOB)dd@ALE grouped. permits stations with an address in the range MOB00 to MOB99, NTHMOB00 to NTHMOB99, and STHMOB00 to STHMOB99 calling via the ALE network to use the 3033.

If you want to bar a specific user or group NOTE of users see page 76, Controlling access of HF users.

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1 If the HF users in this group have access to voice encryption on their Codan HF transceivers, do the following in the Security fields: • Select the Enabled box. •In the Index field, enter the 2-digit secure index number that contains the secure key that you want to use (if supported). •In the PIN field, enter up to 4 digits for the secure PIN that must be used during a secure session (if supported).

An HF user with an address that matches the pattern for which security is enabled NOTE must know the secure index and secure PIN (if supported) that have been set in the web interface.

1 Select Enabled corresponding to the call groups to which the HF users require access. 1 Click Insert.

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Editing HF user access rights

To edit HF user access rights: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select HF Users... in the basic menu, then HF User Access Rights. 1 Click Edit... in the HF user group that you want to edit. The Edit HF User Access Rights table is shown. 1 Make changes to the Description, Station Address Pattern, Security, and Call Group(s) fields as required.

If you want to bar a specific user or group NOTE of users see page 76, Controlling access of HF users.

1 Click Update.

Deleting HF user access rights

To delete HF user access rights: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select HF Users... in the basic menu, then HF User Access Rights. 1 Click Delete for the group of users that you want to delete from the HF User Access Rights table.

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Controlling access to the telephone interconnect

When you set up a telephone user, you must assign them a unique access code. You can set up whether or not they need to enter this access code when they call the 3033. HF users are controlled by the address of their transceiver.

Controlling access of telephone users

To control access to the 3033: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then General Configuration. 1 Scroll to the Telephone Line Configuration table. 1 If you want to prompt telephone users for their access code, select Access Code Required. Otherwise, clear the Access Code Required box. 1 In the Number of Access Code Attempts field, enter a number between 1 and 5 if an access code is required. This is the number of times the telephone user may attempt to enter their access code before the 3033 disconnects the telephone user. 1 Scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Save Configuration.

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Controlling access of HF users

To bar an HF user: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select HF Users... in the basic menu, then HF User Access Rights. 1 View the User Group ID column in the HF User Access Rights table and determine an ID number that has not yet been used, and that places the barred station address below any common station address pattern.

It is recommended that any barred HF NOTE users are placed at the end of the user list, for example, ID 100, ID 99, ID 98 etc.

1 Click Insert... The Create HF User Access Rights table is shown. 1 In the User Group ID field, enter the unused number. 1 In the Description field, enter a brief description of the HF user (or group of users). For example, John—barred. 1 In the Station Address Pattern field, enter the exact address of the station that you want to bar. If you want to bar a group of HF users, ensure that the most specific station address pattern is lowest in the list. 1 Check that there are no call groups enabled for the HF user. 1 Click Insert.

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Setting up how the telephone interconnect receives calls

To set the number of times that the 3033 rings before answering the call: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then General Configuration. 1 Scroll to the Telephone Line Configuration table. 1 In the Number of Rings Before Answer field, enter a number between 2 and 10. 1 Scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Save Configuration.

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Setting up how the telephone interconnect makes calls

Setting up the telephone interconnect for telephone calls

To set up for telephone calls: 1 Log into the web interface at admin (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then General Configuration. 1 Scroll to the Telephone Line Configuration table. 1 In the Number Prefix field, enter any standard prefix that must be added to a telephone number that is called from this 3033. For example, if your 3033 is connected to a PABX and you need to dial 0 for an outside line, enter 0. If you need to pause for the dial tone, enter a comma (,). 1 In the Number Postfix field, enter any standard postfix that must be added to a telephone number that is called from this 3033. For example, some telephone systems may require a hash (#) at the end of a number to send the call. 1 Select the mode of dialling from the Dial Mode drop list. The 3033 may wait for a dial tone, or dial the number immediately.

If the 3033 cannot recognise your local or NOTE regional dial tone, select Immediate.

1 Scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Save Configuration.

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1 If you set the Dial Mode to Wait for Dial Tone, check that your regional and telephone line settings are correct (see page 88, Setting up telephone line values for your region).

Setting up the telephone interconnect for supported HF call types

By default, the 3033 provides telephone users with the capability to make calls using Selcall or ALE/CALM networks, calls from the Address List, or manual voice calls. If a particular call system is not supported in your transceiver, or you want to prohibit use of a particular call system with the 3033, you can disable the corresponding voice prompts in the voice prompt menus.

The call systems available in the Codan HF transceiver govern what may actually be used via the 3033. For example, enabling the ALE NOTE voice prompts does not permit you to make calls in an ALE/CALM network if that option is not enabled in the transceiver.

To set up for HF calls: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then Voice Menus and Timeouts.

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1 In the Voice Menus table, select the voice prompt menus that you want to make available to telephone users. Use the information in Figure 11 on page 111 and the following table as a guide.

Field Description

Interconnect Sets whether backwards Command Mode compatibility to the RTU–292 Radio/Telephone Interface is: • available via the voice prompt menu •disabled • the only interconnect mode available

Selcall Menu Enables or disables voice prompting for making calls from a telephone to an HF transceiver using a Selcall network.

ALE Call Menu Enables or disables voice prompting for making calls from a telephone to an HF transceiver using an ALE/CALM network.

Address Lookup Enables or disables voice Call Menu prompting for making calls from a telephone to an HF transceiver using pre-defined call information stored in the Address List of the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033.

Manual Voice Call Enables or disables voice Menu prompting for making manual voice calls from a telephone to an HF transceiver.

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If you select RTU Enabled, only the NOTE voice prompts for the RTU–292 Compatibility Mode are available. The individual menu options are only applicable if the Interconnect NOTE Command Mode is set to RTU Enabled Via Menu or RTU Disabled.

1 Scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Save Configuration. 1 Select General Configuration in the advanced menu. 1 If you have set up the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 with Address List entries, check that the Address Lookup Prefix matches the prefix used in the transceiver. The default value is TI. 1 If you change the Address Lookup Prefix field, scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Save Configuration.

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Setting up inactivity timeouts

Once you have established contact with the 3033 Telephone Interconnect by telephone or by HF call, the 3033 monitors aspects of the call to determine whether or not it is still active. This includes inactivity after voice prompts, inactivity during the call, and total call time.

To set up durations for inactivity: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then Voice Menus and Timeouts. 1 Scroll to the Timeouts table. 1 In the Prompt Repeat Timeout field, enter the lapsed time required between repetition of voice prompts. You may enter a value between 2 and 100 seconds. 1 In the Maximum Inactivity Timeout field, enter the lapsed time permitted between PTT switchings at the 3033 before the call is disconnected. You may enter a value between 30 and 999 seconds. If the value is set to zero, this limit is disabled.

This timeout may be useful for automatically disconnecting a call if the NOTE HF user has moved out of range, or a PSTN disconnection is not detected correctly.

1 In the Maximum Call Timeout field, enter the maximum time that you want to allow for a call. You may enter a value between 30 and 999 seconds. If the value is set to zero, this limit is disabled. 1 Click Save Configuration.

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Setting up speed dial telephone numbers

Speed dial numbers are used by HF users to ring telephone numbers. The HF user must know the abbreviated number from the speed dial pages, and use this as the telephone number in a Phone call from the transceiver. Speed dial entries may also be used by HF users that have Selective call capability only. For more information see page 137, Support for non-Phone call transceivers.

Adding telephone numbers to the speed dial pages

To add telephone numbers to the speed dial entries: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Speed Dial... in the basic menu, then the speed dial range that you want to set up. 1 In the Full Telephone Number field corresponding to the Abbreviated Number that you want to use, enter the telephone number. The telephone number should include any area codes or international codes that are required. 1 If you want to use the prefixes and postfixes that you have set up on the general configuration page, select Include Pre/Postfixes.

For information on setting up the prefixes NOTE and postfixes see page 78, Setting up the telephone interconnect for telephone calls.

1 Enter any other required full telephone numbers against the remaining abbreviated numbers. 1 Scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Save Numbers.

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1 Repeat this process for other speed dial ranges.

You should produce a list of abbreviated numbers with the corresponding telephone NOTE number/organisation/person for your HF users to have as a reference.

Editing a speed dial entry

To edit a speed dial entry: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Speed Dial... in the basic menu, then the speed dial range that you want to edit. 1 Make changes to the Full Telephone Number field, and Include Pre/Postfixes status as required. 1 Scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Save Numbers.

Removing a telephone number from a speed dial entry

To remove a telephone number: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Speed Dial... in the basic menu, then the speed dial range containing the telephone number that you want to remove. 1 Replace the telephone number in the Full Telephone Number field with the 2-digit number from the Abbreviated Number field. 1 Clear the corresponding Include Pre/Postfixes box. 1 Scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Save Numbers.

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Setting volume levels

The levels set in the 3033 should be adequate NOTE for most situations. Before making adjustments to these levels, ensure that the regional settings for the CAUTION telephone line are correct for the region of operation. For more information see page 88, Setting up telephone line values for your region.

There are three different areas of audio signal in which you can change the apparent volume: • the audio signal passed by the 3033 • the speaker on the 3033 • the messages generated by the 3033 In each of these areas, you can change the volume for the Codan HF transceiver and the telephone line independently.

To set the audio volume levels: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then Volume Controls. 1 Place a telephone call to the 3033, then place a manual voice call to the Codan HF transceiver. 1 Listen to: • the transmitted voice signal at the Codan HF transceiver and at the telephone • the speaker on the 3033 when an HF signal is received, and when a telephone signal is received (see page 49, Monitoring the telephone interconnect) • the voice prompts sent from the 3033 to the Codan HF transceiver and the telephone

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1 Enter the required value in the corresponding field.

Vary the value as a percentage of what you NOTE hear. You may set the value between 0 and 200%.

Use the information in the following table as a guide.

Field Description

HF Transceiver Telephone audio sent via the 3033 Volume to the Codan HF transceiver.

Telephone Volume Codan HF transceiver audio sent via the 3033 to the telephone.

HF Transceiver Codan HF transceiver audio sent Speaker Volume to the speaker on the front panel of the 3033.

Telephone Speaker Telephone audio sent to the Volume speaker on the front panel of the 3033.

HF Transceiver Voice prompt audio sent from the Message Volume 3033 to the Codan HF transceiver.

Telephone Message Voice prompt audio sent from the Volume 3033 to the telephone.

1 Click Save Configuration.

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Setting up the telephone line

There are two ways in which you can alter the telephone line configuration in your 3033: • loading a telephone line configuration file (provided by Codan) • manually setting up regional settings and call progress tones

Loading a telephone line configuration file

To load a telephone line configuration file: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, Telephone Line Configuration..., then Configuration Files. 1 Click the down arrow in the Telephone Line Configuration Template field to view the available files. 1 Select the telephone line configuration file that you want to use from the Telephone Line Configuration Template drop list, then click Apply. 1 If the file that you want to use is not available in the list, or you want to load an alternative file, do the following: • Click Browse... • Navigate to the folder in which the telephone line configuration file is located, select the file, then click Open. • Click Upload. • Select the new telephone line configuration file from the Telephone Line Configuration Template drop list, then click Apply.

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Setting up telephone line values for your region

If a telephone line configuration file is not available for your region, you must manually set up the 3033 to recognise dial, ringback and busy tones, and other levels. You may be able to obtain this information from documentation provided with your PABX, from your telephone service provider, or by searching the internet for call progress tones for your region.

Setting the country of operation

To set up the country of operation: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, Telephone Line Configuration..., Manual Configuration..., then Country and Timeouts. 1 Select the country of operation of the 3033 from the Country drop list. This sets the impedances and voltages for the region. 1 Scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Save.

Setting the call progress timeouts

To set the call progress timeouts: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, Telephone Line Configuration..., Manual Configuration..., then Country and Timeouts. 1 Scroll to the Call Progress Timeouts table.

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1 In the Wait for Dial Tone field, set the length of time that the 3033 waits before ending the call attempt. You may set a value between 0 and 20000 ms.

If you have set the Dial Mode to NOTE Immediate, the value set in the Wait for Dial Tone field is ignored.

1 In the Wait for Answer field, set the length of time that the 3033 waits for the called telephone to answer. You may set a value between 0 and 120000 ms. 1 In the Inter-ringback field, set the length of time expected between ringback tones. If this time is exceeded, then the 3033 assumes that the call has been answered, as ringback tones cease once a call is answered. You may set a value between 0 and 20000 ms. 1 Scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Save.

Setting the call progress tones

To set up call progress tone values for your region: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, Telephone Line Configuration..., Manual Configuration..., then Dial Tone.

The following steps must be repeated for NOTE Ringback Tone and Busy Tone.

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1 Set up the tone requirements for your region. Use the information in the following table as a guide.

Field Description

Number of Tones Selects whether one or two frequencies are detected in the call progress tones. If only one tone is selected, then you only need to enter values for Frequency Tone 1, Bandwidth Tone 1 and Min. Level Tone 1. If more than two tones are present, identify two major tones.

Frequency Tone 1 Sets the centre frequency of the call progress tone. Frequency Tone 2 You may enter a value between 0 and 3000 Hz.

Bandwidth Tone 1 Sets the width of the frequency range for detection about the Bandwidth Tone 2 specified centre frequency. You may enter a value between 0 and 500 Hz, however a minimum bandwidth of 100 Hz is recommended for reliable detection.

Min. Level Tone 1 Sets the detection threshold for the power level of the call Min. Level Tone 2 progress tone. If the tone has a power level below this threshold, the tone detector in the 3033 is not triggered. You may enter a value between –100 and 0 dBm.

Twist (rel amp) Sets the permitted difference in power levels between two frequencies in a call progress tone. You may enter a value between 0 and 100 dB, however a minimum value of 6 dB is recommended to allow for differences between the channels. If a single-frequency call progress tone is selected, set this to 0.

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Field Description

SNR Sets the minimum ratio of the signal above general noise that must be achieved for the signal to be detected. You may enter a value between 0 and 30 dB.

Glitch Sets the permitted duration of a non-standard tone. After this time, the 3033 registers a change in the tone state. You may enter a value between 0 and 100 ms.

1 Click Save Tone Configuration. 1 Do one of the following: • To create a new tone state transition see page 91, Creating a tone state transition. • To edit an existing tone state transition see page 93, Editing a tone state transition. 1 Repeat the tone setup process for Ringback Tone and Busy Tone.

Creating a tone state transition

To create a tone state transition: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, Telephone Line Configuration..., Manual Configuration..., then select Dial Tone, Ringback Tone or Busy Tone, as required.

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1 Scroll to the table at the bottom of the page, then select the Transition Type from the drop list. Use the information in the following table as a guide.

Transition type Description

Timer A timeout passes without a rising or falling event.

Rising The requirements of the frequency, minimum level, twist and SNR are met.

Falling One of the requirements of the rising transition is no longer met.

Delay A timeout passes. Rising and falling events are ignored during this time.

1 In the TFire field corresponding to the transition, enter the timeout used by Timer and Delay transitions. You may enter a value between 0 and 1000 ms. 1 In the Minimum field corresponding to the transition, enter the minimum delay between entering a transition state and detecting the next transition state. You may enter a value between 0 and 1000 ms. 1 In the Maximum field corresponding to the transition, enter the maximum delay between entering a transition state and detecting the next transition state. You may enter a value between 0 and 1000 ms. If a new transition state is not detected, the timing sequence restarts. 1 Click Append Transition.

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Editing a tone state transition

To edit a tone state transition: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, Telephone Line Configuration..., Manual Configuration..., then select Dial Tone, Ringback Tone or Busy Tone, as required. 1 Scroll to the Tone State Transitions table. 1 Select a new transition type from the drop list, and/or click in the TFire, Minimum and Maximum fields, then make the required changes. 1 Click Save Transitions.

Deleting a tone state transition

To delete a tone state transition: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, Telephone Line Configuration..., Manual Configuration..., then select Dial Tone, Ringback Tone or Busy Tone, as required. 1 Scroll to the Tone State Transitions table. 1 Click Delete for the tone state transition that you want to delete from the Tone State Transitions table.

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Backing up the setup

When you back up the 3033 Telephone Interconnect, the current firmware and the system settings are saved.

To back up the system: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then Firmware Upgrade. 1 Scroll to the Back Up Firmware section. 1 Click Back Up. 1 Click Save in the File Download dialog. 1 Navigate to the folder in which you want to store the system backup. 1 Click Save.

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Upgrading firmware

When you upgrade the firmware, the default settings for the 3033 Telephone Interconnect may replace any settings that you have changed. If you are using this process to load an earlier version of firmware that you have backed up, the settings that were saved with that firmware are loaded.

You should record any settings that you have changed from the default values. For CAUTION information on default values see page 125, Factory defaults.

To upgrade the firmware: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then Firmware Upgrade. 1 Click Browse... 1 Navigate to the folder in which the .zip file containing the firmware is located. 1 Select the file, then click Open. The firmware file appears in the Firmware File field. 1 Click Upgrade.

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Changing web interface passwords

There are three levels in the web interface.

Table 10: Access levels in the web interface

Level Access

admin Provides access to the entire web interface.

installer Provides access to the basic menu, and the general configuration item under the advanced menu.

log Provides access to changing the date and time of the 3033, and downloading and deleting call logs.

To change the password to an access level in the web interface: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then Web Interface Passwords. 1 Click in the Password field of the access level that you want to change. 1 Type the new password that you want to use.

You cannot change the username of the NOTE access level.

1 Click Save.

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This section contains the following topics: Channel names (98) Networks and channels (101) Self address of the Codan HF transceiver (102) Address List entries in the transceiver connected to the telephone interconnect (103)

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Channel names

You can use a DTMF-capable telephone to command the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 to select a specific channel. Only numeric digits can be entered using the telephone.

The only restriction placed on a channel name used in the HF telephone communication NOTE network is that it must include a numeric suffix in the name.

To select a particular channel, all you need to enter at the telephone is the exact numeric suffix that identifies the channel. If you have channel names in your existing networks that have the same numeric suffix (such as Codan 01, Codan 02, Night 01, Night 02), these channels are easily used with the 3033. To use these existing channels you must define a specific channel prefix (see page 99, Defining a channel prefix).

The RS232 [15way] Startup entry

The Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 has an entry in the Control List that enables you to set up attributes for the port to which the 3033 is connected. These attributes are read on startup. In a system-capable NGT series Transceiver, this entry is called RS232 15way Startup. In a system-capable 2110 series Manpack Transceiver, this entry is called RS232 Startup.

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Defining a channel prefix

In the following discussions, you must log into the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 as administrator to see the Control List. For information on logging in as administrator see the documentation provided with the Codan HF NOTE transceiver. Alternatively, you can use NSP to program the entry in the Control List. For information on programming with NSP see the on-line help provided with the software.

To define a channel prefix: 1 Go to the RS232 [15way] Startup entry in the Control List. 1 Access the entry so that you can edit it. 1 Enter the channel prefix that you want to define in the following format: CHANPREFIX " " [RemoveZeros]

If the prefix contains a space to separate it from the numeric sequence (for example, CAUTION Codan 01), you must include quotes around the prefix and space in the chanprefix command. NOTE This command is not case-sensitive.

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For example:

Command in RS232 [15way] Channels in Numbers Channel Startup entry Codan HF entered at selected by transceiver telephone Codan HF connected to transceiver 3033 connected to 3033

CHANPREFIX * RemoveZeros Alpha 1 02 Bravo 2 Bravo 2 Codan 1 Codan 2

CHANPREFIX * Alpha 0123 135 Delta 135 Bravo 023 Codan 01235 Codan 01 Delta 135

CHANPREFIX "Codan " Alpha 01 02 Codan 02 Bravo 02 Codan 01 Codan 02

No channel prefix 1 01 01 01 Codan 1

1 11 01 Codan 1

1 Save the entry, or if you are using NSP, program the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 with the updated profile. 1 Restart the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 so that the command in the RS232 [15way] Startup is read.

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Networks and channels

In the following discussions, you must log into the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 as administrator to see the Network List and Control List. For information on logging in as administrator see the documentation provided NOTE with the Codan HF transceiver. Alternatively, you can use NSP to program the Codan HF transceiver. For information on programming with NSP see the on-line help provided with the software.

A station address may be allocated to a specific network or to all networks. Therefore, if you want to restrict 3033 traffic to a number of channels only, create a network for the particular calling system you want to use, add the channels to this network only, then allocate the station address of the 3033 to this network only (see page 28, Setting a station address for the telephone interconnect). When you are prompted to select a channel for an HF call, the Codan HF transceiver automatically selects a Codan Selcall network that contains this channel. If the channel is contained in more than one Codan Selcall network, the Codan HF transceiver selects the Codan Selcall network that appears first in alphabetical order in the Network List.

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Self address of the Codan HF transceiver

The self address of a Codan HF transceiver is the unique identifier for the transceiver that is used by other HF transceivers to make a call to it. If a remote HF transceiver needs to be called via the 3033, the self address entered into the remote HF transceiver must be numeric and between 3 and 15 digits long (up to 10 digits only for a Selcall network). If your existing HF communication network of transceivers uses other alphanumeric address formats, you do not have to change these. Instead, you can set up the Address List of the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 with entries that automatically make a call to the specified HF transceiver with the alphanumeric address. When you make an Address List call from a telephone via the 3033, specify the entry number in the Address List corresponding to the HF transceiver that you want to call. For information on setting up the Address List see page 103, Address List entries in the transceiver connected to the telephone interconnect.

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Address List entries in the transceiver connected to the telephone interconnect

You can set up the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 with a series of entries in the Address List that may be used by a telephone user to call remote HF transceivers via an Address List call.

For information on entering and editing text, and settings in the Address List, see the NOTE documentation provided with the Codan HF transceiver. NOTE You can also set up the Address List using NSP.

To create an entry in the Address List: 1 Press VIEW until the Address List is displayed. 1 Hold to open the List Manager. 1 Scroll to Create entry. 1 Enter the setting information provided in the following table as required, then press to enter the information.

The address lookup prefix in the 3033 is programmable using the web interface (see NOTE page 79, Setting up the telephone interconnect for supported HF call types). NOTE The default prefix is TI.

If this prompt is Do this... displayed...

New name? • enter a name for the new entry in the format TI , for example TI 01.

There must be a space between TI and . NOTE must be two digits, and if it is below 10, a leading zero must be included.

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If this prompt is Do this... displayed...

? and • select the call type you want to use (Channel Test,

Emergency, Message, NET (MIL-STD-188-141B ALE option only), Phone, RFDS Emgcy (Australia only), or Selective) • enter the address to which you want to send the call

If the call type is RFDS Emgcy, an address is not NOTE displayed: an address is not required for this type of call.

If you leave the address blank for non- NOTE RFDS Emgcy call types, making a call to this entry selects the channel specified in the entry.

If you selected Phone? as the call type, enter the NOTE telephone number you want to call.

Message? • enter the message you want to send

Phone Link? • select the telephone station through which you want to make the call

NOTE You cannot set this to .

Network? • select the network you want to use to make the call

If you leave this blank, the Codan HF transceiver NOTE uses standard network selection rules to select the network for the call.

Channel/Mode? • select the channel/mode you want to use to make the call

If you leave this blank, then you must select a NOTE channel before making a call when using a Selcall network.

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You must insert all relevant information into the Address List entry to prevent the Codan HF transceiver prompting for NOTE information during the call. The telephone cannot receive call prompting from the transceiver.

The new entry is created and the List Manager remains open. 1 If you want to view the entry you have created, press to close the List Manager.

For information on making a call using an NOTE entry in the Address List see page 42, Making a call to an HF transceiver.

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Table 11: Troubleshooting

Problem Cause Action

3033 and HF VOX settings are too In the VOX configuration table, transceiver are sensitive. adjust On Level and Off Level to constantly reduce sensitivity (see page 30, transmitting. Setting the VOX levels).

3033 does not 3033 is switched off, or in Switch on the 3033, and select answer. manual mode. automatic mode.

Transceiver is off, or not Switch on the transceiver and connected correctly. check the cable connections.

Cannot access 3033 A default telephone user Add a telephone user (see from telephone. does not exist. page 65, Adding a telephone user), or restore factory defaults for the telephone user (see page 125, Factory defaults).

HF transceiver call Incorrect dial tone settings. Adjust the Wait for Dial Tone to PSTN is not settings (see page 78, Setting up successful. the telephone interconnect for telephone calls).

Interconnect The last item of Undo your most recent changes. Offline message is information that you If you have loaded a file, such as shown on LCD. changed or file that you a .zip file containing voice loaded is not valid. prompts, delete this file then check that you have created the file correctly.

Telephone user VOX settings are not In the VOX configuration table, cannot make 3033 sensitive to telephone line adjust On Level to increase and HF transceiver signal. sensitivity (see page 30, Setting transmit. the VOX levels).

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Table 11: Troubleshooting (cont.)

Problem Cause Action

Transceiver is not in Status information in the Switch off the equipment at the the default state 3033 and/or transceiver 3033 telephone station. Switch after a call. has been corrupted. on the Codan HF transceiver, set up the default operating mode of scanning, voice encryption, and frequency hopping as required, then switch on the 3033.

VOX is toggling on VOX hang time is too In the VOX configuration table, and off continually. short. increase VOX Hang Time (see page 30, Setting the VOX levels).

If any operational issues are not covered by the troubleshooting tips above, please contact your Codan representative. You should prepare a brief description of the problem and what you were doing when it occurred. You should also have ready the current firmware version of the 3033 Telephone Interconnect, and that of the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033.

For information on locating the firmware NOTE version of the transceiver see the documentation provided with the Codan HF transceiver.

To view the current firmware version of the 3033 Telephone Interconnect: 1 Press Mode on the front panel of the 3033 until the unit is OFFLINE. The current firmware version is shown in the bottom line of the LCD.

108 Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide Appendix A—Voice prompts

This section contains the following topics: Overview (110) Menu for voice prompts (111) Creating your own voice prompts (113) Loading your own voice prompts (123)

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Overview

When you make a telephone call to the 3033 Telephone Interconnect, a voice prompt menu assists you to place a call to an HF transceiver. By default, the voice prompts are in English. However, you may record your own voice prompts under specific file names, then load these into the 3033 Telephone Interconnect via the web interface. Figure 11 on page 111 provides a broad overview of the menu structure for the voice prompts. Table 12 on page 114 provides a list of file names for the voice prompts, and the text for translation.

A complete set of empty wave files are provided NOTE on the 3033 Telephone Interconnect CD.

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Menu for voice prompts

Figure 11: Menu for voice prompts

Welcome

Main Menu

Manual voice calls RTU-292 Calls made using Calls made using Calls made to remote HF Compatibility Selcall ALE from Address List transceiver Mode

Selective Call Telephone call Selective Call Telephone call Channel Test Call ALL Call using Selcall using Selcall using ALE using ALE

Interconnect Mode

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Creating your own voice prompts

It is preferable that you have access to good NOTE quality recording equipment, and a quiet environment for recording the voice prompts. A complete set of empty wave sound files with NOTE the correct names is provided on the 3033 Telephone Interconnect CD.

When you make your own recordings, they are stored in a specific language directory. When these are loaded into the 3033, all languages are stored separately and may be changed and used via the voice prompt menu.

Recording your voice prompts

Record all of the voice prompts except for the language_selection_prompt.wav file. You have NOTE to determine the content of this voice prompt (see page 121, Recording the language_ selection_prompt.wav file).

To record your own voice prompts: 1 Create a folder in the root directory of your computer, then name it the language that you are recording.

You must use an identical naming and capitalisation convention for the NOTE folder name, the .xml file, and the .zip file.

1 Copy the set of empty wave files and the english.xml file from the 3033 Telephone Interconnect CD to this folder.

Ensure the wave files are sorted by name in NOTE your browser.

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1 Open the voice prompt file that you want to record using a suitable sound recording application. 1 Set the wave file properties to 8 kHz sampling rate, 16 bit sampling size, mono.

When you are recording voice prompts, ensure that all speech has the same average NOTE volume level. It may be possible to alter the level of each prompt using your sound recording application.

1 Use the voice prompt text provided in Table 12 to record the file, then save the file.

Table 12: Voice prompts

Name of file Voice prompt accept_language_prompt.wav To accept the current language, press the hash key. access_code_entry_prompt.wav Enter your access code, followed by the hash key. access_code_invalid_message.wav Access code is not valid. access_termination_message.wav Access denied. Call terminating. add_call_address_prompt.wav Enter the address, followed by the hash key. add_call_message.wav Address List call. ale_call_allcall_message.wav ALL call. ale_call_enter_intcon_message.wav Link established. Press star for options. ale_call_phonecall_message.wav Telephone call using ALE. ale_call_select_message.wav Selective call using ALE. ale_menu_allcall_prompt.wav To place an ALL call, press 2.

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Table 12: Voice prompts (cont.)

Name of file Voice prompt ale_menu_message.wav ALE menu. call_hold_message.wav Please hold. calling_pstn_message.wav Calling requested telephone number. cancel_message.wav Aborting call. channel_entry_prompt.wav Enter the channel, followed by the hash key. entry_error_message.wav Entry error. Exiting. going_secure_message.wav Going secure. intcon_channel_menu_prompt.wav To change channel, press 1. intcon_easitalk_control_prompt.wav To enable Easitalk, press 1. To disable Easitalk, press 2. intcon_easitalk_menu_prompt.wav To control Easitalk, press 4. intcon_ending_call_message.wav Ending call. intcon_hangup_menu_prompt.wav To hang up call, press 9. intcon_hopping_control_prompt.wav To enable hopping, press 1. To disable hopping, press 2. To change the hop plan, press 3. intcon_hopping_menu_prompt.wav To control hopping, press 6. intcon_hopping_plan_prompt.wav Enter the hop plan number, followed by the hash key. intcon_menu_message.wav Connect options.

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Table 12: Voice prompts (cont.)

Name of file Voice prompt intcon_mode_control_prompt.wav To select LSB, press 1. To select USB, press 2. To select AM, press 3. intcon_mode_menu_prompt.wav To change mode, press 2. intcon_secure_control_prompt.wav To go secure, press 1. To go clear, press 2. To change the secure index, press 3. To change the secure PIN, press 4. intcon_secure_index_prompt.wav Enter the secure index, followed by the hash key. intcon_secure_menu_prompt.wav To change the secure settings, press 5. intcon_secure_pin_prompt.wav Enter the secure PIN, followed by the hash key. intcon_vox_control_prompt.wav To enable VOX, press 1. To disable VOX, press 2. intcon_vox_menu_prompt.wav To control VOX, press 3. language_invalid_message.wav Language is not valid. language_selection_prompt.wav See page 121, Recording the language_ selection_prompt.wav file. line_busy_message.wav Telephone busy. main_menu_addcall_prompt.wav To place an Address List call, press 3. main_menu_alecall_prompt.wav To place a call using ALE, press 2. main_menu_mancall_prompt.wav To place a manual voice call, press 4. main_menu_message.wav Main menu.

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Table 12: Voice prompts (cont.)

Name of file Voice prompt main_menu_rtu292_prompt.wav To enter RTU292 Compatibility Mode, press 5. main_menu_selcall_prompt.wav To place a call using Selcall, press 1. man_call_enter_intcon_message.wav Entering connection mode. Press star for options. man_call_message.wav Manual voice call. man_call_proceed_prompt.wav To accept channel, press the hash key. menu_exit_prompt.wav To return to the main menu, press star. menu_invalid_menu_message.wav Menu item is not valid. missing_prompt.wav Missing prompt. no_answer_message.wav Telephone was not answered. number_not_permitted_message.wav Requested telephone number is not permitted. phone_entry_prompt.wav Enter the telephone number, followed by the hash key. phonecall_menu_prompt.wav To place a call to another telephone, press 3. place_call_message.wav Placing call. Press star to abort. proceed_with_call_prompt.wav To proceed with the call, press the hash key. pstn_link_established_message.wav HF transceiver call. request_failed_message.wav Requested action failed. rtu_292_acknowledge_message.wav Ready.

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Table 12: Voice prompts (cont.)

Name of file Voice prompt rtu_292_admin_use_web_message.wav Function not supported. Use web interface to perform admin functions. rtu_292_call_connected_message.wav Connection was accepted. Proceed with your conversation. rtu_292_entry_error_message.wav Entry error. rtu_292_hf_disconnect_message.wav Disconnected. rtu_292_key_message.wav Keyed. rtu_292_mode_message.wav Entering RTU292 Compatibility Mode. rtu_292_place_call_message.wav Placing call. rtu_292_ready_message.wav RTU292 Automatic Phone Patch. Ready. rtu_292_scanning_message.wav Scanning. rtu_292_unkey_message.wav Unkeyed. rtu_292_vox_off_message.wav VOX off. rtu_292_vox_on_message.wav VOX on. sel_call_perform_test_message.wav Performing channel test. Press star to abort. sel_call_phonecall_message.wav Telephone call using Selcall. sel_call_select_message.wav Selective call using Selcall. sel_call_test_message.wav Channel test. sel_call_test_proceed_prompt.wav To proceed with the channel test, press the hash key. sel_menu_chan_test_prompt.wav To perform a channel test, press 2.

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Table 12: Voice prompts (cont.)

Name of file Voice prompt sel_menu_message.wav Selcall menu. select_call_menu_prompt.wav To place a Selective call, press 1. station_entry_prompt.wav Enter the station address, followed by the hash key. trans_link_established_message.wav Link established. trans_link_terminating_message.wav Link terminated. welcome_message.wav Welcome to Codan 30 33 Telephone Interconnect.

Setting up the .xml file

The english.xml file is included with the empty NOTE wave files on the 3033 Telephone Interconnect CD.

To set up the .xml file: 1 Check that the english.xml file is in the folder. 1 Rename the english.xml file in the folder to the language in which you have recorded the voice prompts.

You must use an identical naming and capitalisation convention for the NOTE folder name, the .xml file, and the .zip file.

1 Open the .xml file in a text editor.

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The lines that need to be changed are NOTE highlighted.

1 Change the title English Language Specification File to Language Specification File. 1 Change id value from 0 to 1, or if you are using multiple languages at the 3033, the next consecutive integer value.

Ensure that the id value is not duplicated in CAUTION any other .xml file.

1 Change name value from English to the name of the language you have recorded. For example:

1 Save and close the file.

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Recording the language_selection_prompt.wav file

To record the .wav file: 1 List each additional language that you have recorded with its corresponding id value from each .xml file. 1 Prepare the text for the voice prompt in the following format: To change language to English, press star, zero, hash. To change language to , press star, , hash. For example, if you have recorded additional languages of French with id value 1, and Spanish with id value 2, your voice prompt text becomes: To change language to English, press star, zero, hash. To change language to French, press star, one, hash. To change language to Spanish, press star, two, hash.

You should record each line of the voice prompt in the specific language. NOTE For example, the prompt for changing to French should be recorded in French.

1 Open the language_selection_prompt.wav file in the folder in a suitable sound recording application. 1 Set the wave file properties to 8 kHz sampling rate, 16 bit sampling size, mono. 1 Record the voice prompt as determined above, then save the file. 1 Copy this file to any other folders that you have created for use on the same 3033.

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Zipping the folder

Ensure that the folder is located in NOTE the root directory of your computer before zipping it.

To zip the folder: 1 Launch your zipping utility application. 1 Select all of the files in your folder for zipping. 1 Check that the path to the files is included in the zipping process. 1 Create the zip file.

You must use an identical naming and capitalisation convention for the NOTE folder name, the .xml file, and the .zip file.

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Loading your own voice prompts

To load voice prompts into the 3033: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then Voice Prompt Languages. 1 Scroll to the Upload Language section. 1 Click Browse... 1 Navigate to the folder in which the .zip file is located. 1 Select the file, then click Open. 1 Click Upload. The new language appears in the Installed Languages table. If the 3033 goes off line, there are errors in the .zip file. Do the following: • delete the language from the 3033 • correct the errors in the .zip file

Typical errors are: • duplicate id values across .xml files NOTE • missing prompts or incorrectly named files • inconsistent naming and capitalisation convention

1 Select Enabled for each language that you want to use in the 3033. 1 If you want to set a language as default, select the Default button for the language. 1 Click Save.

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124 Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide Appendix B—Factory defaults

If you need to return to a known operating point, you may restore the factory defaults. These may be restored in individual groups.

The tables below may be used to record the NOTE settings in your 3033, in the event of having to re-establish settings.

To restore factory defaults: 1 Log into the web interface at admin level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then Factory Defaults. 1 Click Restore for the group of defaults that you want to restore. Use the descriptions provided on the web interface and the default values listed in the tables below as a guide.

For information on the default values for... See...

General Configuration, Volume Controls, Voice Menus Table 13 on page 126 and Timeouts

Telephone Users (including Access Codes) Table 14 on page 127

HF Users (including Call Groups and Access Rights) Table 15 on page 128

Speed Dial Table 16 on page 128

Telephone Line Configuration Table 17 on page 129

Web Interface Passwords Table 18 on page 130

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Table 13: Factory defaults for General Configuration, Volume Controls, Voice Menus and Timeouts

Field Default value

General Configuration

Station Address blank

Address Lookup Prefix TI

Number Prefix blank

Number Postfix blank

Dial Mode Wait for Dial Tone

Number of Rings Before Answer 2

Access Code Required Enabled

Number of Access Code Attempts 3

On Level –30 dB

Off Level –35 dB

VOX Hang Time 800 ms

Volume Controls

All volume controls 100%

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Table 13: Factory defaults for General Configuration, Volume Controls, Voice Menus and Timeouts (cont.)

Field Default value

Voice Menus and Timeouts

Interconnect Command Mode RTU Disabled

Selcall Menu Enabled

ALE Call Menu Enabled

Address Lookup Call Menu Enabled

Manual Voice Call Menu Enabled

Prompt Repeat Timeout 10 s

Maximum Inactivity Timeout 120 s

Maximum Call Timeout 600 s

Table 14: Factory defaults for Telephone Users (including Access Codes)

Field Default value

Access Code 1234

Description Default Telephone User Group

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Table 15: Factory defaults for HF Users (including Call Groups and Access Rights)

Field Default value

Call Groups

ID 0 Emergency Only (000, 999, 112, 911)

ID 9 Unrestricted

Access Rights

Description Anyone

Station Address Pattern *

Security Disabled

Groups 9

Table 16: Factory defaults for Speed Dial

Field Default value

Full Telephone Number Same as Abbreviated Number

Include Pre/Postfixes Disabled

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Table 17: Factory defaults for Telephone Line Configuration

Field Default value

Configuration Files

Telephone Line Configuration Australia_PSTN Template

Telephone Line Configuration—Country and Timeouts

Country Australia

Wait for Dial Tone 4000 ms

Wait for Answer 60000 ms

Inter-ringback 4000 ms

Telephone Line Configuration—Dial Tone/Ringback Tone/Busy Tone

Number of Tones Single Tone

Frequency Tone 1 425 Hz

Bandwidth Tone 1 100 Hz

Min. Level Tone 1 –40 dBm

Frequency Tone 2 0 Hz

Bandwidth Tone 2 0 Hz

Min. Level Tone 2 0 dBm

Twist (rel amp) 0 dB

SNR 10 dB

Glitch 40 ms

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Table 17: Factory defaults for Telephone Line Configuration (cont.)

Field Default value

Transition Type TFire Minimum Maximum

Dial Tone

Rising 0ms 0ms 0ms

Timer 1000 ms 0 ms 0 ms

Ringback Tone

Rising 0ms 0ms 0ms

Falling 0 ms 340 ms 460 ms

Rising 0 ms 140 ms 260 ms

Falling 0 ms 340 ms 460 ms

Busy Tone

Rising 0ms 0ms 0ms

Falling 0 ms 320 ms 440 ms

Rising 0 ms 320 ms 440 ms

Table 18: Factory defaults for Web Interface Passwords

Field Default value

Username admin|installer|log

Password admin|installer|calllog

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Table 19: General specifications

Item Specification

Supply voltage 13.5 V DC nominal 9 to 16 V DC fully operational

Current 1.3 A nominal @ 13.5 V DC in normal operating conditions consumption

Environment Ambient –30 to +60°C temperature: (–22 to 140°F)

Relative humidity: 0 to 95%, non-condensing

Size 483mmW × 338mmD × 133mmH (19inW × 13.3inD × 3RU (5.25in)H) (Depth dimension does not include handle or connector projections)

Weight 10.6 kg (23.4 lb)

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Table 20: Telephone interface specifications

Item Specification

Network interface Loop-start (FXO)

Impedance Software configurable

Loop current 20 mA

Ring detection 14.5 to 55 Hz, 50 VAC

Signalling Line voltage drop Reverse polarity Ringing On hook Off hook Flash

Audio Sampling device: 8 bit, ADC to DAC sampling @ 8 kHz characteristics Frequency 300 to 3400 Hz response:

Transmit/receive User-programmable software gain range:

Signal processing Cut-through DTMF 0 to 9, *, # characteristics detection:

Caller On-hook/off-hook detection identification:

132 Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide Appendix D—Connectors

The Ethernet, Phone, Line and Data connectors and the USB port are industry standard. The Service connector is for Codan use only.

Transceiver connector

The Transceiver connector is a 15-way D-type male connector that provides control and communication signals between the transceiver and the 3033.

Figure 12: External view of the Transceiver connector

18

915

Table 21: Pinouts of the Transceiver connector

Pin no. Function Input/output Signal level

1 RTS Output RS232

2 TxD Output RS232

3 RxD Input RS232

4 GND 0 V

5 Tx audio output Output 1 V p–p, 300 Hz to 3 kHz

6N/C

7N/C

8N/C

9 CTS Input RS232

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Table 21: Pinouts of the Transceiver connector (cont.)

Pin no. Function Input/output Signal level

10 PTT Output Open collector, active low

11 N/C

12 N/C

13 Rx audio input Input 1 V p–p, approx., return transformer coupled

14 Rx audio input Input

15 Tx audio output Output return

134 Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide Appendix E—RTU–292 Compatibility Mode

RTU–292 Compatibility Mode may be invoked via the voice prompt menu or the web interface. It provides a mode of operation that resembles the RTU–292 Radio/Telephone Interface. For telephone users, making calls is guided by the voice prompt menu generated by the 3033 Telephone Interconnect. Alternatively, you may enter the DTMF commands provided in Table 22 directly. HF users that use a 3033 Telephone Interconnect that is in RTU–292 Compatibility Mode should make a Phone call as usual.

Table 22: DTMF commands for RTU–292 Compatibility Mode

Event Description Command

Scan on/End call Switches scanning on, and if a call is in 97 progress, ends the call then switches scanning on

Scan off/Select a Switches scanning off and selects the nn channel channel (01 to 87)

Selective beacon Sends Channel Test call to specified *xxxx#* address (xxxx)

Selective call Sends a Selective call to specified *xxxx## address (xxxx)

Telephone call to Sends a Phone call from a remote HF *xxxx#yyy# another telephone telephone station (xxxx) to a telephone (yyy) on that PSTN

Terminate Ends the call and disconnects from the 99 connection 3033

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Table 22: DTMF commands for RTU–292 Compatibility Mode (cont.)

Event Description Command

VOX on Switches VOX on and places 00 transceiver in receive

VOX off Switches VOX off #

Key/Unkey Toggles transceiver between transmit # and receive if VOX is not switched on

136 Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide Appendix F—Support for non- Phone call transceivers

If your HF communication network includes transceivers that do not have support for the Phone call type (Telcall in older Codan HF transceivers), you can still make Selective calls through the 3033 by setting up a wildcard address to receive these HF calls through a Selcall network.

Setting up a wildcard address

To set up a wildcard station address for the 3033: 1 Log into the web interface at admin or installer level (see page 63, Logging into the web interface). 1 Select Advanced... in the basic menu, then General Configuration. 1 In the Station Address field, enter the wildcard address. Use this format: aa..

You must also set up a specific station address for making calls from a telephone NOTE to an HF transceiver (see page 28, Setting a station address for the telephone interconnect).

1 Scroll to the bottom of the page, then click Save Configuration.

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Setting up a manual hangup capability

To set up a manual hangup capability for remote Selcall-only transceivers: 1 Go to the Address List of the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033. 1 Create an entry named QD 99 for a Phone call to a blank telephone number.

Making an HF call to a telephone using a wildcard address

When the 3033 telephone station receives a Selective call through a Selcall network to the wildcard address, the 3033 ignores the first two digits, then reads the next two digits as the abbreviated number for the telephone number stored in the speed dial entries in the 3033.

To make an HF call using the wildcard address from a remote transceiver that does not support Phone calls: 1 Start a Selective call to the wildcard address of the 3033, replacing the wildcard digits (..) with the abbreviated number stored in the speed dial pages. For example, if you set up a wildcard station address in the 3033 of 12.., and a remote HF transceiver sends a Selective call in a Selcall network to 1250, the 3033 dials the full telephone number corresponding to Abbreviated Number 50.

For more information on speed dialling see NOTE page 83, Setting up speed dial telephone numbers.

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To manually hang up the 3033 from the remote HF transceiver: 1 Start a Selective call to the wildcard address of the 3033, replacing the wildcard digits with 99. For example, if you set up a wildcard station address in the 3033 of 12.., and a remote HF transceiver sends a Selective call in a Selcall network to 1299, the Codan HF transceiver connected to the 3033 returns to scan and sends a hangup to the 3033.

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140 Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide Appendix G—Compliance

This section contains the following topics: Introduction (142) European R&TTE Directive (142) EMC and safety notices (144) FCC compliance (145) A-tick compliance (146) Register of hazardous substances (147)

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Introduction

This section describes how to ensure the 3033 Telephone Interconnect complies with the European Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 89/336/EEC and the European Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC as called up in the European R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC. This section also contains the requirements for FCC compliance and A-Tick approval.

European R&TTE Directive

The 3033 Telephone Interconnect has been tested and complies with the following standards and requirements (articles of the R&TTE Directive): • Article 3.1b: EN301 489-1 • Article 3.1b: EN301 489-15 • Article 3.1a: EN60950-1 • ETSI TS103 021 (Parts 1, 2, and 3) (TBR21)

Required settings

To ensure compliance with the R&TTE Directive, you must use the telephone line configuration file UK_PSTN (see page 87, Setting up the telephone line).

Product marking and labelling

Any equipment supplied by Codan that satisfies these requirements is identified by the 0191 , 0191 or markings on the model label of the product.

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Declaration of Conformity

The CE Declaration of Conformity for the product is listed on page 154, Associated documents. This document can be made available upon request to Codan or a Codan-authorised supplier.

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EMC and safety notices

EMC

To ensure compliance with the EMC Directive is maintained, you must: 1 Use specified cables supplied from Codan (where applicable). 1 Ensure the covers for the equipment are fitted correctly.

If it is necessary to remove the covers at CAUTION any stage, they must be re-fitted correctly before using the equipment.

Electrical safety

To ensure compliance with the European Low Voltage Directive is maintained, you must install and use the 3033 Telephone Interconnect in accordance with the instructions in this guide.

Earth symbol

A chassis earth connection point is provided on the 3033 Telephone Interconnect. The symbol shown in Table 23 is used to identify the earth on the equipment.

Table 23: Earth symbol

Symbol Meaning

Chassis earth

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FCC compliance

FCC Part 15 compliance

Any modifications made to the 3033 Telephone Interconnect that are not approved by the party responsible for compliance may void your equipment’s compliance under Part 15 of the FCC rules. The 3033 Telephone Interconnect has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by switching the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: • reorient or relocate the receiving antenna • increase the separation between the equipment and receiver • connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected • consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help

Required settings

To ensure compliance with FCC standards, you must use the telephone line configuration file USA_PSTN (see page 87, Setting up the telephone line).

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A-tick compliance

The 3033 Telephone Interconnect has been tested and complies with the A-tick standards.

Required settings

To ensure compliance with A-tick standards, you must use the telephone line configuration file Australia_PSTN (see page 87, Setting up the telephone line).

Product marking and labelling

Any equipment supplied by Codan that satisfies these requirements is identified by the N101 marking on the model label of the product.

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Register of hazardous substances

Table 24: 有毒有害物质列表 (Register of hazardous substances)

零件项目 有毒有害物质或元素 (Component Name) (Hazardous Substances or Elements)

3033 电话转接器

(3033 Telephone Interconnect)

铅 汞 镉 六价鉻 多溴联苯 多溴二苯醚 机箱 OOOOOO (Chassis) 内部电缆 XOOOOO (Internal Cables) 内置控制电脑 XOOOOO (Embedded Control PC) 接口电路板组件 XOOOOO (Interface PCB Assembly)

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O 表示该有毒有害物质在该部件的所有均质材料中的含量 , 均在 SJ/T 11363-2006 标准所规定的限量要求以下 .

Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance, contained in all of the homogeneous materials for this part, is below the limit requirement in SJ/ T 11363-2006.

X 表示该有毒有害物质在该部件的至少一种均质材料中的含量 , 超出 SJ/T 11363-2006 标准所规定的限量要求 .

Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance, contained in at least one of the homogeneous materials used for this part, is above the limit requirement in SJ/T 11363-2006.

怎么阅读制造日期 - 方法如下 : How to read the date of manufacture: 产品序列号中的第一个数字或字母表示该产品在 2000 年或以后的制造年份 . 举例来说 ( 数字 0-9) 0=2000, 1=2001... 之后接着以字母代表制造年份 A=2010, B=2011... The first character of the serial number provides the year of manufacture starting from the year 2000, that is, 0=2000, 1=2001...A=2010, B=2011... 产品序列号中的第二个数字或字母表示该产品的制造月份 . 举例来说 ( 数字 1-9) 1= 一月份 , 2= 二月份 ... 之后接着以字母 A,B,C 代表剩下的制造月 份 A= 十月份 , B= 十一月份 ,C= 十二月份 . The second character of the serial number provides the month of manufacture, that is, 1 to 9, A to C; A=10th month, B=11th month and C= 12th month.

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Standards and icons

The following standards and icons are used in this guide:

This typeface... Means...

Bold a button, LED, connector, or menu item in the web interface

Bold a command that you enter, a keyboard key that you press, a portion of text from a configuration, or the name of a file

Italics a cross-reference or text requiring emphasis

[optional] the information provided within the brackets, may or may not be include with a command

the text within the brackets may vary from case to case

option A| one of the available options may be option B included with the command

This icon... Means...

your actions may cause harm to yourself or WARNING the equipment

proceed with caution as your actions may CAUTION lead to loss of data, privacy or signal quality

the text provided next to this icon may be of NOTE interest to you 1 a step to follow

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Acronyms and abbreviations

This acronym... Means...

ADC analogue to digital converter

ALE automatic link establishment

AM amplitude modulation

CSV comma separated value

CTS clear to send

DAC digital to analogue converter

DC direct current

DHCP dynamic host configuration protocol

DSR data set ready

DTMF dual-tone multi-frequency

DTR data terminal ready

EMC electromagnetic compatibility

ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute

FCC Federal Communications Commission

GND ground

HF high frequency

LAN local area network

LED light-emitting diode

LSB lower sideband

N/C not connected

NSP NGT system programmer

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This acronym... Means...

PABX private automatic branch exchange

PC personal computer

PIN personal identification number

PSTN public switched telephone network

PTT press-to-talk

R&TTE radio and telecommunications terminal equipment

RTS request to send

Rx receive

RxD receive data

SNR signal-to-noise ratio

Tx transmit

TxD transmit data

USB universal serial bus, upper sideband

VOX voice-operated switching

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Glossary

This term... Means...

automatic The 3033 answers and connects calls operation automatically. The 3033 telephone station may be left unmanned.

Codan HF Any local or remote Codan HF transceiver. transceiver If it is connected directly to the 3033, it must be a 2010 RF Unit with a 2030 Junction Box, a 2012 RF Unit, or a 2110 Manpack Transceiver with an interface adaptor.

HF user The person operating an HF transceiver.

manual HF or telephone calls made to the 3033 are operation answered by an operator. The operator manually makes the required call, then connects the parties together by pressing a button. The 3033 does not answer any calls automatically.

remote HF Any transceiver that is in the HF transceiver communication network, but is not connected directly to the 3033. The remote transceiver may be any HF transceiver in the Codan range, or an interoperable third- party product.

telephone station A communication station comprising a Codan HF transceiver system (including power and antenna) with an operational 3033 Telephone Interconnect.

telephone user The person operating the telephone.

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Units

Measurement Unit Abbreviation

Current ampere A

Distance metre m (inch) (in)

Frequency hertz Hz

Mass gram g

Temperature degrees Celsius °C (degrees Fahrenheit) (°F)

Time second s

Volt age v olt V

Unit multipliers

Unit Name Multiplier

m milli 0.001

d deci 0.1

k kilo 1000

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About this issue

This is the first issue of the Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide.

Associated documents

Other publications associated with the 3033 Telephone Interconnect are: • NGT Transceiver Getting Started Guide (Codan part number 15-04127-EN) • NGT Transceiver Reference Manual (Codan part number 15-04126-EN) •NGTASR Transceiver Getting Started Guide (Codan part number 15-04137-EN) •NGTASR Transceiver Reference Manual (Codan part number 15-04138-EN) •NGTMR Transceiver Getting Started Guide (Codan part number 15-04151-EN) •NGTMR Transceiver Reference Manual (Codan part number 15-04150-EN) •NGTSRx Transceiver Getting Started Guide (Codan part number 15-04140-EN) •NGTSRx Transceiver Reference Manual (Codan part number 15-04141-EN) • Manpack Transceiver 2110 series Getting Started Guide (Codan part number 15-04136-EN) • Manpack Transceiver 2110 series Reference Manual (Codan part number 15-04135-EN)

154 Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide Definitions

• Manpack Transceiver 2110M Getting Started Guide (Codan part number 15-04153-EN) • Manpack Transceiver 2110M Reference Manual (Codan part number 15-04152-EN) • Declaration of Conformity for the 3033 Telephone Interconnect (Codan part number 19-40320)

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156 Telephone Interconnect 3033 User Guide Index

Numerics call progress timeouts 88 call progress tones 18, 89 2010 RF Unit system 26 call time 2012 RF Unit 27 maximum 82 call-back number 45 A caller identification 132 channel 101 abbreviated number 83 names 98 abbreviations 150 prefix 99 access code characteristics default 54 audio 132 access control 75 signal processing 132 Address List 81, 103 Codan HF transceiver A-tick compliance 146 Address List entries 103 product marking and labelling 146 channel 101 required settings 146 name 98 automatic mode 19 prefix 99 network 101 B RS232 15way Startup entry 99 self address 102 backing up 94 compatibility 18 bandwidth 90 compliance 141 barring an HF user 76 A-tick 146 busy tone 89 product marking and labelling 146 buttons 11 required settings 146 EMC and safety notices 144 C earth symbol 144 electrical safety 144 call EMC 144 HF 79 FCC 145 making 35 required settings 145 manual connection 47 R&TTE Directive 142 receiving 35 declaration of conformity 143 at telephone 45 product marking and labelling 142 at transceiver 41 required settings 142 telephone to transceiver 42, 47, 78 connectors 13, 133 transceiver to telephone 39, 48 Transceiver 133 call inactivity 82 country 88 call log 17, 50 current accessing 50 consumption 131 deleting 51 loop 132 description 51 downloading 50 parameters 64 time 64

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D H default hazardous substances 147 values 95 HF calls 79 default access code 54 HF transceiver definitions 149 advanced setup 97 detection HF user 54 DTMF 132 access rights 70 ring 132 creating 70 DHCP 58 deleting 74 dial editing 74 mode 78 barring 56 tone 89 call group 55, 67 creating 67 dial-up 61 deleting 69 direct connection 24, 58 editing 69 controlling access 76 E humidity 131 EMC and safety notices compliance I earth symbol 144 impedance 132 electrical safety 144 inactivity EMC 144 environment 131 during a call 82 timeout 36, 82 equipment 24 incoming rings 77 unpacking 22 installation 21 F information required 24 interconnect command mode 81 factory defaults 125 interface FCC compliance 145 network 132 required settings 145 telephone 132 firmware upgrade 95 interfaces 10 frequency hopping 38 front panel 10 frequency response 132 rear panel 12 front panel web 13 buttons 11 inter-ringback 89 knob 12 LCD 10 K LEDs 11 knob 12 full telephone number 83 functional test 33 L G layout basic 7 glitch 91 trunked 8 glossary 152

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LCD 10 R LEDs 11 R&TTE Directive M compliance 142 declaration of conformity 143 making a call using a wildcard address 138 product marking and labelling 142 manual hangup 138 required settings 142 manual mode 19 regional maximum call time 82 settings 18, 24 maximum transition level 92 tones 88 minimum transition level 92 remote connection 24, 60 mode remote HF transceiver interconnect command 81 call activity 39 operating restore 125 automatic 19 ring detection 132 manual 19 ringback tone 89 off-line 19 RS232 RS232 23 15way Mode/Speed 23 secure 36 15way Startup entry 98, 99 multiple station addresses 29 RTU-292 Compatibility Mode 18, 135 N S network 101 sampling 132 number of incoming rings 77 secure index 37 O mode 36, 56 off-line mode 19 PIN 37 operating states 19 Selective call only 137 operational test 34 self address 102 overview 5 signalling 132 size 131 P SNR 91 sound file pattern properties 114 station address 56 specifications 131 telephone number 55 speed planning considerations 54 RS232 23 postfix 78, 83 speed dial 83 power adaptor cable 17 adding a telephone number 83 power supply 17 editing 84 3020 17 removing a telephone number 84 alternative 17 standards and icons 149 prefix 78, 83 station address 29, 137 proxy 59 multiple for 3033 29 PSTN station address pattern 56 call activity 42 supply voltage 131

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T transition level maximum 92 telephone call log 17 minimum 92 telephone calls 78 troubleshooting 107 telephone interconnect twist 90 direct connection 58 firmware version 10 V installing 24 monitoring 49 voice prompts 109 remote connection 60 creating 113 setting up 28 language file 119 to make calls 78 loading 123 to receive calls 77 menu 111 station address 28 recording 113 switching on 28 recording language selection file 121 telephone line configuration 87 repetition timeout 82 file 18, 32 text 114 loading 87 zipping 122 telephone number pattern 55 volume level 85 telephone station 7, 53 VOX levels basic layout 7 setting 30 trunked layout 8 typical equipment 6 W telephone user 54, 65 wait for answer 89 adding 65 web interface controlling access 75 accessing 58 deleting 66 editing 66 advanced menu 16 basic menu 15 temperature 131 levels 63 test logging in 63 functional 33 passwords operational 34 changing 96 TFire 92 weight 131 tone state transition wildcard address 137 creating 91 making a call 138 deleting 93 editing 93 transceiver Codan HF Address List entries 103 channel 101 name 98 prefix 99 network 101 RS232 15way Startup entry 99 self address 102 transceiver call log 17

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