ROBOT OPERATOR for MX-1 TELEPHONE SYSTEMS - PROGRAMMING MANUAL

NORTHERN ELECTRIC TELEKOMUNIKASYON A.S.

RX-1

ROBOT OPERATOR

for

MX-1 TELEPHONE SYSTEMS

PROGRAMMING MANUAL

CONTENTS

ENTRY/EXIT TO RX-1 PROGRAMMING MODE  3

PROGRAMMING OF NUMBERS  4

NUMBERS THAT CAN BE PROGRAMMED 4

PROGRAMMING OF NUMBERS 4

SOME EXAMPLES  5

MAINTENANCE CODES 6

3.1.MAINTENANCE CODES 6

USAGE OF MAINTENANCE CODES 6

INACTIVATING ALARM MESSAGE 6

ACTIVATING ALARM MESSAGE 7

RESETING RX-1  7

INITIALIZING RX-1  7

SOME EXAMPLES  7

DATA PROGRAMMING 8

PROGRAMMABLE DATA  8

PROGRAMMING NUMBER OF RING/TONE 8

PROGRAMMING RING/TONE INFORMATION 9

DEFINING CADENCE INFORMATION 9

RX-1 TECHNICAL FEATURES  12

1. ENTRY/EXIT TO THE RX-1 PROGRAMMING MODE

You can enter into the programming mode either by dialing the extension number of RX-1 or by dialing * when you hear the welcoming message, locally or remotely. In addition to this you can also enter into the programming mode when you hear the first ring after the process of INIT.

Entering into the programming mode by dialing the extension number of RX-1:

1. Pick up the receiver and dial the extension number of RX-1.

2. After the programmed number of rings (default is two), RX-1 enters into the programming mode which is confirmed by a single Beep. At this moment, the red lead should be on. When you hear the first Beep you must enter the RX-1 program password.

3. After the first Beep you have 10 seconds to enter the password and once you have started to enter the password you have 20 seconds to finish it. If you exceed these limits, RX-1 automatically shuts off the program so that the operator is not kept busy.

4. Enter the RX-1 program password (default is 1996).

5. Hearing 2 BeepsA after entering the password means that the password is correct. At this moment the green lead should be blinking.

6. In the programming mode, when entering the codes the maximum time between two digits is 10 seconds. If you exceed this limit or dont finish programming of a feature in 20 seconds, RX-1 exits from the programming mode.

Any time during the programming, you can exit from the programming mode by dialing

* * or # #

- if you dial * * RX-1 directly shuts off the line and exits from the programming.

- if you dial # # you exit from programming and welcoming message gets activated.

- if you simply hang up the phone, RX-1 exits from the programming in 10 seconds and returns

to the normal mode.

Tones heard during the programming:

One Beep : - When recording of a message: Recording has ended

- When hearing of a message: Message has ended

Two Beep : - When heard after the password:

Password is correct and programming mode has been entered

- Entered code has been accepted and returned to programming mode

Three Beep : - Entered code has not been accepted and returned to programming mode

- Heard after the password:

Password is incorrect, exiting from programming

2. PROGRAMMING OF NUMBERS

RX-1 determines its functional parameters according to the programmable numbers. These parameters are; number for operator, number of digits for extension numbers, extension of fax, number to be dialed to activate the alarm, number for door bell and RX-1 password.

2.1 Programmable numbers:

Codes for programmable numbers are as follows:

2.1. Programming of numbers:

Program format:

N: code for the number to be programmed

L: how many digits will be entered

n1..n2: numbers to be programmed

1. Pick up the receiver, dial the extension number of RX-1.

2. After RX-1 opens up the line enter the password in order to enter the programming mode.

3. In order to start programming dial *.

4. First dial the function code (N) that you want to program and then dial the number of digits that will be used for that number.

5. Dial the number you want to program.

- the number you want to program can not have more than 4 digits.

- during the step 4, if you enter any number other the ones that are defined as N, the error

warning (3 Beep) is heard and RX-1 returns to the programming mode.

- during the step 4, after N if you enter a number bigger than 4 which is supposed to be the

number of digits, the error message is heard. If you enter the correct code (L 5) you can continue the programming from the same place. At this moment if you dial # you hear error warning and RX-1 returns to the programming mode.

2.3. Some Examples:

OPERATOR NUMBER: If the operator number is 0, the following should be

programmed:

number of operator

number of digits for the operator number

code for programming operator number

code for programming numbers

OPERATOR NUMBER: If it is 32, the following should be programmed:

LENGHT OF EXTENSION NUMBERS: If the number of digits for the extensions on PBX is 2, the following should be programmed:

second digit of extension number

first digit of extension number

nr. of digits for extensions

code for programming length of extensions

code for programming numbers

LENGHT OF EXTENSION NUMBERS: If it is 1 digit, the following should be programmed.

EXTENSION NUMBER OF FAX: If it is 23, the following should be programmed:

second digit of fax extension

first digit of fax extension

nr. of digits for fax extension

code for programming fax extension

code for programming numbers

ALARM CALL NUMBER: This is the number the PBX will call when the alarm gets activated and will read the alarm message. If the this number is programmed in the COMMON SPEED DIAL LIST as nr.90, the following should be programmed:

NOTE: 6# is the COMMON SPEED DIAL LIST access code.

DOOR BELL DIAPHONE MESSAGE: If after the door bell message you want the door to be opened ( dial 0) and cut the connection (*) with diaphone, the following should be programmed:

PASSWORD FOR RX-1: If the new RX-1 password is 1 * # 9 (4 digits), the following should be programmed:

3. MAINTENANCE CODES

During the programming mode of RX-1, it is possible to; reset RX-1, initialize INIT RX-1 (numbers and parameters returns to their initial values, however, messages remain as programmed) and activate/inactivate the Alarm Message.

3.1. Maintenance Codes:

Program format (During the RX-1 Programming mode):

F: Maintenance code

- The digit that is introduced after 9 identifies the length of the code, the codes that are not used (codes other than 0, 1, *, #) will not work.

3.2. Usage of Maintenance Codes:

3.2.1. Inactivating Alarm Message:

You can inactivate the Alarm Message on RX-1.

1. Pick up the receiver. Dial the extension number of RX-1.

2. When RX-1 opens the line dial the RX-1 password in order to enter the programming mode.

3. Dial * 9 1 0.

4. If it is accepted you should hear 2 Beeps.

3.2.2. Activating Alarm Message:

1. Pick up the receiver. Dial the extension number of RX-1.

2. When RX-1 opens the line dial the RX-1 password in order to enter the programming mode.

3. Dial * 9 1 1.

4. If it is accepted you should hear 2 Beeps.

- As default at the beginning, the Alarm Message is active.

3.2.3. Resetting RX-1:

In this case all the operations have been stopped and programming starts from the beginning.

1. Pick up the receiver. Dial the extension number of RX-1.

2. When RX-1 opens the line dial RX-1 password in order to enter the programming mode.

3. Dial * 9 1 *.

- When you reset RX-1, the Alarm Message gets activated.

3.2.4. Initializing RX-1:

In this case all the operations have been stopped and all the values returns to their default values.

1. Pick up the receiver. Dial the extension number of RX-1.

2. When RX-1 opens the line dial RX-1 password in order to enter the programming mode.

3. Dial * 9 1 #.

- When you initialize RX-1, the Alarm Message gets activated.

3.3. Some Examples:

ACTIVATING ALARM MESSAGE: In order Alarm Message to get activated after an Alarm warning, the following should be programmed:

INACTIVATING ALARM MESSAGE:

RESETING RX-1:

INITIALIZING RX-1:

4. DATA PROGRAMMING

With this process you enter the data that is needed for RX-1s operation. The first values of these data are for MX-1 type of PBX. After the installation of RX-1 card on MX-1, initializing RX-1 will be enough for the operation without any further programming. If you want to change these values, the number of rings for RX-1 to open the line, cadence information of the ring and cadence information of the system tones have to programmed. In order to program these data, you have to be in the RX-1 programming mode.

4.1. Programmable Data:

4.2. Programming number of ring/tone:

You can program the number of ring/tone in order RX-1 to open the line and read the messages.

Program format:

D: Data code

n: number of rings in order to open the line or number of tones in order to read the messages

To program:

1. Pick up the receiver. Dial the extension number of RX-1.

2. When RX-1 opens the line, dial the RX-1 programming password in order to enter the programming mode.

3. For data programming dial #.

4. Dial the code for the operation (D) you want to program and then dial 0.

5. Enter the ring/tone number.

- You can program the number of ring/tone a value between 0 and 31. For the numbers with 2 digits, first dial * and then the number.

- After the step 5^th, if you dial a value other than the values determined on the table.3 for D you will hear error tone (3 Beeps) and rx-1 will return the programming mode.

- If you program 0 as the number of ring/tone, RX-1 does not open the line for data.

4.3. Programming Ring/Tone Information:

Program format:

D: Data code (see table.3)

L: The number of ON/OFF times for the RING/TONE cadence

t: The values that shows the defined ON/OFF times (1-9, 0, *)

To program:

1. Pick up the receiver. Dial the extension number of RX-1.

2. When RX-1 opens the line, dial the RX-1 programming password in order to enter the programming mode.

3. For data programming dial #.

4. Dial the operation code (D) you want to program and then the length of the value that you are going to program as ring/tone cadence information (1-7).

5. Dial the value for the ring/tone cadence information.

- The maximum length of the value is 7 digits as ring /tone cadence.

- At the 4^th step if you enter a value other than the ones that are defined on table.3, you will hear error tone (3 Beeps) and RX-1 will return to the programming mode.

- At the 4^th step if you enter a value bigger than 8 you will hear an error tone, if you dial correct code ( L 8) at this moment, you can continue to program, if you dial #, the system returns to the programming mode.

4.4. Defining Cadence Information:

Cadence information is given as ON/OFF time periods that are defined as multiples of 100 ms units given at one ring/tone. Maximum 7 time periods can be defined. Each time period can be a value between 100 ms and 3,1 seconds. Values between 100 ms and 900 ms are defined with 1-9, 1 second is defined with 0, values bigger than 1 second are defined two digits that come after * (*24 = 2.4 sec, *07 = 0.7 sec). RX-1 recognizes the ring/tone according to this cadence information. The initial values of cadences are compatible with MX-1 type of PBX. Cadence starts with ring/tone and ends with ring/tone.

EXAMPLES:

NUMBER OF ALARM RING: If you want RX-1 to open the line after 3 rings, the following should be programmed:

nr. of rings needed to open the line

code for programming ring number

code for alarm feature

code for programming data

NUMBER OF DOOR BELL WARNING RING: If you want RX-1 to recognize the door bell after 1 ring, the following should be programmed:

INTERNAL RING CADENCE: For the MX-1 family, three values have to be entered:

RING RING

ON OFF O N SILENCE

300 MS 300 MS 600 MS

on time (ringing)

off time (silence)

on time

number if internal ring on-off time

code for internal ring cadence

code for data programming

EXTERNAL RING CADENCE: (Including the Turk Telekom MX-1 reception filter)

RING

ON SILENCE

2100 MS

It is enough to enter a single value: 21 (*21)

ERROR TONE CADENCE: (MX-1 family)

TONE TONE

ON OFF ON ON SILENCE

100 MS 100 MS < 200 MS >

Three values must be entered: 1, 1, 2

RECALL RING CADENCE: (MX-1 family)

RING

ON ON ON SILENCE

< 1000 MS >

A single value must be entered: 10 (=*10 or =0)

OR

RX-1 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

Initial Values