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1、TC4001 Telecenter IV Software Revisions KI-1588C RAULAND-BORG CORPORATION ? 3450 West Oakton Street, Skokie, Illinois 60076-2951 ? (708) 679-0900 The Purpose of this Manual This manual summarizes the principal changes made in the current software for the Telecentcr N and in earlier versions. If you

2、are updating an earlier version of software, you can look through the summaries of the succeeding versions to see how your system will be af- fected and what programming changes might be needed as a result. (For example, if you replace Version 12 with The TC4410 CPU is needed to run Version 100 Vers

3、ion 102 software, you would read the summaries for Versions 14, 100, and 102.) Complete information about the current software (e.g., all of the attributes and Loca- tion Codes) will be given in the current Telecenter IV programming manual. When updating the programming from an earlier ver- sion, le

4、ave the EEPROM write-enable jumper in the E N (“Enable”) position until the system has been reset. If you are using the dual-EEPROM blocks with an external switch, reset the system twice (once for each switch posi- tion). Note: All of the manuals referred to below are printed as part of the main Tel

5、ecenter IV manual, KI-143 5 (B or later version). 01990 FWJLAND-BORG CORPORATION ? Printed in U.S.A. Orig. 10/88. Rev. 1/89, 1/90, 4/90 Page 1 of 11 RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 Telecenter IV SoftwareRevisions 106 (Checksum CEB2; Release Date 3/90) Bug Fix: Undetected Callers Version Caller in Transit Wh

6、en the TC4400 Console is in the auto-release trans- fer mode, pressing the Release key after pressing the Transfer key (but before completely dialing the exten- sion) will return a caller to the Console. This is to help prevent operators from accidentally hanging up on callers. For example, with the

7、 previous software, the operator might press Transfer, dial an in- complete extension number, then, thinking the full num- ber had been dialed, press Release to free the Console for another call or operation. I Iowevcr, since the caller would still be connected to the Console, pressing Release would

8、 disconnect the caller from the system. Symptom: A call that came in close upon the heels of a disconnected call on the same line might be ignored by the Telecenter system. The caller would hear the central office ring the line; however, the Telccentcr system would ignore this ringing. This conditio

9、n arose when the system was “timing out” the disconnected call in accordance with the setting for Location Code 64078 (typically three sec- onds). Since the central office ringing began while the trunk line was supposed to be “dead,” the system treated this ringing as a mistake. Fix: The system will

10、 now ring the Console or appropri- ate extension as soon as the time-out period is over. Software Update: Version 104 (Checksum C6DE; Release Date 1/2/90) Important: If you are upgrading the software from a previous version, make sure to enter a value for Location Code 64264 (the hold-re- minder int

11、erval for the TC4400 Console). A typ- ical value would be “1800” (30 seconds). software, the user only has to dial a single access digit, and the Telecenter system will automatically send the same digit to the PBX. The user will not hear this operation, but will automatically be connected to an outs

12、ide trunk. Programming the “Echo” Digit To set up the “echo” for any single-digit dialing code, select the appropriate Location Code for the desired digit (Locations 64016-64034 for digits 0-9, respectively). Com- pute the number to be stored there from this formula: Echo + Rotary + Phys. No. = Code

13、 LLM Diagnostic The LLM diagnostic function (#75) is no longer avail- able. Hold Reminder The length of time between hold-reminder rings may now be specified at Location Code 64264 (in 60ths of a second). For example, if a 90-second delay is desired, enter “5400” (70 x 60) at Location Code 64264. No

14、te: Hold-remind and incoming-ring may be enabled or disabled while the TC4400 Console is in use (see Location 64224 in KI-1584). Remote-Answer Recall Beeps Administrative phones that pick up calls for the Con- sole will hear six quick “beeps” in the receiver when the call had been transferred to rin

15、g another phone, received no answer, and was automatically switched back to ring the Console again. Dial “9” “Echo” Until now, Telecenter users who wanted to make an outside call via a PBX had to dial the access digit (typically, “7”) twice: once to reach the PBX, and a second time to obtain the tel

16、ephone-company dial tone. With the new Echo: Add in “32768” for no echo, the normal setting, the value is “0”). Rotary Hunt: (N- 1) x 1024. “N” is the number of lines in the rotary hunt group. For example, if there are 10 lines, multiply by 9 and add the result (7260) to the Code. Up to 32 lines can

17、 be included in a rotary-hunt group. For standard hunt (controlled by the A:8 Attribute) or no hunt at all, use the standard value, “0.” (Rotary Hunt strives to distribute calls evenly among the lines; the standard hunt, in con- trast, always looks for the lowest-numbered line available.) Physical N

18、umber: The lowest Physical Number in the hunt group (standard or Rotary). Note: You can program another single-digit Location for accessing the PBX itself, without going to an outside trunk. Simply omit this “echo” programming and follow the standard formula (see the TCIV Programming man- ual, KI- 1

19、584). Since the Teleccntcr system does not sense PBX dial tone, it must be told how long to wait before sending the Page 2 4/90 RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 Telecenter IV Software Revisions “echo digit” to the PBX. Enter this time (in 60ths of a second) at Location 64266; a value of “15” ( second) will u

20、sually suffice. Access Restrictions Three additional settings are needed to assure proper access to the PBX functions and extensions: Set up a separate single-digit number, without an “Echo,” to access the PBX extensions and functions. Give the B:6 Attribute to all of the Telecenter lines that go to

21、 the PBX. Otherwise, the system will treat these lines as outside trunks and not allow access to them by extensions with no outside-calling privi- leges (no B:l or B:2 Attribute). The B:6 will also grant full PBX access to extensions with limited outside-calling privileges: unless the system knows i

22、t is dealing with a PBX line, it will apply any Prefix restrictions to PBX extension numbers. Store in Location 64210 the digit or digits used inside the PBX for outside access (see the TCIV Programming manual, KI-1584). Otherwise, once a restricted line gains access to a PBX, it might be able to ma

23、ke unlimited outside calls. Console Remote Ring This software provides a new option for annunciating Console calls at remote locations. Heretofore, incoming calls to the Console could nly be annunciated via the Consoles internal “Sonalert” device. Now it can send a single and double ring to a small

24、transducer, such as a Sonalert. Connect the transducers to MI0 pin b:20 or b:22. These pins cycle high and low when the Console is ringing, simulating a double ring with 12-volt logic for outside calls. Their 12-volt output can drive a low-power trans- ducer, LEDs, or a small relay. To activate this

25、 function, add “256” to Location 64206 for pin b:20 or “5 12” for pin b:22. Important: Locations 64202, 64204, and 64206 can direct various functions to MI0 pins b:20 and b:22. In any system, only one function should allowed for each pin. GR2 Graphics All interconnect lines, including AAI, DIL, and

26、DISA, can now have their activities fully represented in the GR2 Graphics Display. The display can show when these line types are active (in communication, ringing in, or on hold). To include them in the display, set Location Codes 642 16 and 64208 as explained in the Telecenter Program- ming manual

27、, Kl-1584. Bug Fixes Console False Hold Previously, pressing an unused, unprogrammed Direct Access Key on a TC4400 Call Control Console could set a hold (and its accompanying 30-second beeps) that could only cleared by resetting the system. Now unprogrammed Direct Select Keys will remain dead until

28、they are pro- grammed. Console Dialing Out Until now, the TC4400 Call Control Console could not fully access interconnect lines if its audio line did not have the “B:2” attribute but the interconnect line did. Now the Console is not affected by this attribute on its audio line. #73 Diagnostic Your t

29、est phones display will now continue to show the link to which you are connecting and disconnecting idle LLM lines. Heretofore, each time you pressed “4” to disconnect a line, your display would revert to showing the test phones link. This new method makes it easier to test individual links. The sys

30、tem will continue to follow the older procedure when you connect your test phone to an active multi-link line (one already connected to a link is not affected). When you connect to an extension, your test phone is automatically moved to the linkbeing used by the selected line; when you disconnect yo

31、ur test phone, it will return to the link it was on when it began the diagnostics. Your display will show the other link when your phone moves to it, and its own link when it moves back there. Telecenter IV Software Revisions Version 102 Changes (Checksum 9890; Release Date 1 /1 0/89) ENHANCEMENTS 1

32、. You can prevent the transference of a call from one outside line to another: enter an odd number (e.g., “181”) in Location Code 64098 (disconnect-delay time). This will also prevent a user from tying up two outside lines (e.g., by accidentally hook-flashing after talking to one outside line, and t

33、hen making a call via a second outside line). See the programming manual, KI- 1584, for details. 2. The system now audibly indicates whether you hookflashed- or disconnected. A successfully initiated hookflash (a time period less than the programmed dis- connect time at location 64014) produces a st

34、utter (inter- rupted) dial tone, followed by the regular steady dial tone. An unsuccessful hookflash attempt (or disconnect) pro- duces only the steady dial tone, without the stutter. See XI-1585 for additional details. 3. It is now possible to place a caller on hold, call a speaker or make a page,

35、then return to the caller without creating a conference with the speaker or the page. In- stead of hook-flashing after the call or page, hang up: the system will disconnect the party you called (or the page) and the original callers line will ring your phone again. See the operations manual, XI-7585

36、, for details. 4. For troubleshooting, you can now instruct the sys- tem to expand its log of the system activities; then, should a problem occur, you will have a more detailed record of what the system was doing at the time. Entering “8192” at Location Code 64012 will add these codes to the log: Co

37、de Explanation Line 23 started ringing; this action was $p23_15 initiated by Line 15 (a DIL, AAI, DIA, or regular Administrative Phone. -p14 Line 14 hung up. +p13 Line 13 went from ringing to off-hook. !p12 Line 12, which is AAI or DIL, has detected an incoming call. See the troubleshooting manual,

38、XI-1586, for details. 5. The normal mode of the TC4400 Console is to limit incoming calls to a single audible ring while the attendant is busy on another line; when the user hangs up, the Console reverts to continuous ringing for any waiting calls. Now you can allow continuous ringing even while the

39、 Console is in use: add 32768 to the amount entered in Location Code 64224 (Console audio line). See the programming manual, Kl-1584, for details. 6. If an Administrative Phone places an outside line on soft hold (intentionally or inadvertently) and then hangs up, the trunk will immediately call tha

40、t phone back. After one ring, the trunk will be disconnected (a key phone may ring more than once). In Version 100, the outside line would ring the Administrative Phone for the duration of the time-out period and then would ring the Attendant Phone. See the operations manual, KI-1585, for details. 7

41、. The keep-alive process now includes an immediate- disconnect option. After the keep-alive warning beep sounds, dialing “0” will immediately disconnect the callers line. This immediately frees the VCM for call-ins or paging, and can prevent the system from picking up unwanted signals from a PBX dur

42、ing the time-out period. Dialing any other digit after the warning beep will reset the time-out period, as always. See the interconnect plan- ning manual, Kl-1582, for details. #73 Diagnostic Changes See the troubleshooting manual, KI-1586, for detailed information on the following: 1. The general i

43、nput-port hexadecimal data has now been replaced with the following simplified symbols (sim- ilar to those used in the “T6” program: Prompts Function +, -, or N LLM-line status R, G, or N “T” terminal status V VCM activated 2. Dialing “9” now turns on a five-second reference tone that alternates wit

44、h five seconds of silence. This signal will continue until any other digit is dialed. 3. The main system can be blocked from sending dial tone, call-ins, or other system activities to an inactive LLM line so that the latter can be tested without interference. Simply press a connect key (l-3) or disc

45、onnect key (4-6) to start the “IOMARK” procedure for the displayed Physi- cal Number; this will block the LLM line from the systems active-list record. Note: The only way of sustaining the IOMARK record is to press a connect key (l-3) before moving on to another displayed Physical Number. Hanging up

46、 will delete the IOMARK record for the displayed Physical Number. To eliminate all IOMARK records from the system (and thus prevent the continued blocking of normal operations on the specified LLM lines), press the Reset button after exiting the #73 diagnostic. Bug Fixes 1. When a DISA (Direct Incom

47、ing System Access) line times out, it will receive another dial tone before it is disconnected. Page 4 4/90 Telecenter IV Software Revisions 2. Receiver “0” can now be locked out by adding 16384 to Location Code 64012. See RI-1584 for details. 3. The service-request logic for E 1/89) A special versi

48、on of the current software is available for older CPUs, which use five or six EPROMS (CPU2 uses only two). Version 16 includes all of the bug fixes and enhance- ments (except support for the TC4400 Console) of Ver- sion 102. It can be purchased as a six-chip set, Model 955 1 Software. This kit inclu

49、des a piggyback socket for CPUs with five EPROM sockets. Telecenter IV Software Revisions Version 100 Changes Enhancements (Checksum OEF9; Release Date 7/1/88) each trunk in turn for either talking or central-office dial a Call Control Console (TC4400) support was added, including the following items not described in the present TC4400 Console manual (KI-1559A): 1. Remote answering of Console calls is now done just by dialing the Architectural Number stored for the console audio line. It is no longer necessary to wait for the busy signal and dial* as stated in the initial console manual.