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Ericsson communications solutions
for enterprise networks combine and
improve advanced ways of exchanging
information via voice, data, video and
evolving future media.
This requires a true understanding of how
businesses and professionals interact—
an understanding that goes far beyond
meeting just the technological
requirements.
Our customers include owners of small to
large enterprise networks, local as well as
multinational. We also offer solutions for
Internet service providers.
We deliver quality of service over
converged networks. We provide staff
with full onsite and offsite mobility.
We integrate computer and telephony
applications on the desktop. We enable
coordination of all business interactions
over the media of choice. In essence, we
help businesses forge enduring
relationships with customers.
Ericsson is the leading provider in the new
telecoms world, with communications
solutions that combine telecom and
datacom technologies with the freedom
of mobility for the user. With more than
100,000 employees in 140 countries,
Ericsson simplifies communications for its
customers - network operators, service
providers, enterprises and consumers -
the world over.
Ericsson Enterprise AB
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For questions regarding the product,
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© Ericsson Enterprise AB 2001
EN/LZT 102 2254 RD
Subject to alteration without prior notice. Printed on chlorine free paper
OPI-II
Operator Console for MD110
User Guide
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - User Guide

Ericsson communications solutionsfor enterprise networks combine andimprove advanced ways of exchanginginformation via voice, data, video andevolving

Page 2 - The Console

8OPI-IIPreparing the ConsoleAdjusting the tone ringer characterYou can change the tone ringer to ten different characters.PressYou enter programming c

Page 3 - Table of Contents

9OPI-IIPreparing the ConsoleManual or automatic extendingIncoming calls can be extended automatically or manually, automatically extended calls are tr

Page 4 - Introduction

10OPI-IIIncoming CallsIncoming CallsIncoming external callsThe console rings and the display shows a new external incom-ing call. Which symbols are di

Page 5

11OPI-IIIncoming CallsRerouted callsIf a call fails to reach the designated location it is rerouted to theconsole.Press to answer the callYou are conn

Page 6 - Description

12OPI-IIIncoming CallsAn extension or operator calls the consoleAn extension or operator can contact the console using one oftwo methods:Dialling a co

Page 7 - The keyboard

13OPI-IIIncoming CallsEmergency callsAn emergency call from an extension, a private network or a tieline is signalled by a continuous acoustic signal.

Page 8 - Connection of accessories

14OPI-IIIncoming CallsAbsence information (Message diversion)When a called extension has activated an absence informationand the call is diverted to y

Page 9 - Preparing the Console

15OPI-IIExtendingExtendingThis chapter describes how to extend calls to extensions, operators, paging units and external lines.Extending (in general)T

Page 10 - Manual or automatic answer

16OPI-IIExtendingAnnounce callIf you want to announce the call before extending(the console must be in manual extending mode).Dial the extension numbe

Page 11 - Manual or automatic extending

17OPI-IIExtendingBusy extensionIf the extension is busy, inform the caller and ask if he/she wantsto hold or call later.If the caller wants to hold:Pr

Page 12 - Incoming Calls

2OPI-IIWelcomeOPI-IIThe ConsoleWelcome to the User Guide for the OPI-II Operator Console in theMD110 system.It is a state-of-the-art business communic

Page 13 - Rerouted calls

18OPI-IIExtendingBarred extensionWhen an extension is barred from receiving direct indialled callsfrom the public network, it is rerouted to you.Displ

Page 14

19OPI-IIExtendingVacant numberWhen a vacant extension number is given to you by the callingparty:Inform the caller about the situationand PressThe cal

Page 15 - Diverted calls

20OPI-IIExtendingDiverted extensionWhen you extend a call to a diverted internal extension.Dial the extension numberThe console shows the diverted num

Page 16

21OPI-IIExtendingPersonal numberWhen you extend a call to an extension that has activated apersonal number profile.Note: At automatic extending, or wh

Page 17 - Extending

22OPI-IIExtendingOperators and groupsTo extend a call to another operator or group in your ownexchange or private network.OperatorsDial the operator n

Page 18 - Announce call

23OPI-IIExtendingPaging unitCalls can be extended to a paging unit.Dial the extension number Press to activate the paging facilityYou can extend the c

Page 19 - Busy extension

24OPI-IIExtendingMessage pagingThe paging unit can be equipped to permit message paging. The messages are transmitted as predetermined digit codes con

Page 20 - Barred extension

25OPI-IIExtendingBypassingDiverted extensionWhen you have called a diverted extension the divertee numberappears on the display.Press*60*DialDial the

Page 21 - Vacant number

26OPI-IIService FacilitiesService FacilitiesOn holdPutting an ongoing call temporarily on hold leaves the consolefree to perform other functions. The

Page 22 - External follow-me

27OPI-IIService FacilitiesTo put on hold using the on-hold-keysAn alternative method to put a call on hold is by using an on-hold-key.Press to put the

Page 23 - Personal number

1OPI-IITable of ContentsTable of ContentspageIntroduction ...2The Console ...

Page 24 - Operators and groups

28OPI-IIService FacilitiesAnnouncingWhen you receive a call for an extension that needs to beannounced before extending follow these procedures (the c

Page 25 - Paging unit

29OPI-IIService FacilitiesThe extension is busyIf you are announcing a call to a busy extension and call waitingis permitted.The display shows this in

Page 26 - External line

30OPI-IIService FacilitiesRecallA recall is a:• Call put on hold by the answer/extend key.• Call put on hold by a put-on-hold key.• Call extended to a

Page 27 - Bypassing

31OPI-IIService FacilitiesCall meteringAn extension can request an external line with call metering. Do this using one of the following four methods:N

Page 28 - Service Facilities

32OPI-IIService FacilitiesCalling external party firstAsk the extension to hang upPressMake an external call in the usual mannerAsk the called party t

Page 29

33OPI-IIService FacilitiesExtend dial toneAn extension calls the console and requests an external meteredline.Ask the caller to hold the linePressDial

Page 30 - Announcing

34OPI-IIService FacilitiesSerial callsA serial call allows a caller to speak to several extension withinthe exchange without having to call back. Afte

Page 31 - The extension is busy

35OPI-IIService FacilitiesRecalls diverted to another consoleIf you need to leave the console unattended e.g. during a serial callyou must insure that

Page 32 - No answer or busy extension

36OPI-IIService FacilitiesIntrusion and forced releaseFor urgent calls you can use the intrusion function to enter busyextensions and, if accepted, di

Page 33 - Call metering

37OPI-IIService FacilitiesIf the extensions class of service does not permit intrusionThe displays signals that intrusion is not permitted on this ext

Page 34 - Calling external party first

2OPI-IIIntroductionIntroductionHow this manual worksThe initial section of the manual introduces the equipment andfamiliarises you with the layout of

Page 35 - Recall from a metered call

38OPI-IIAssistanceAssistanceAssistance methodsIf an extension cannot or is not allowed to perform a task, it cancontact an operator to request assista

Page 36 - Serial calls

39OPI-IIAssistanceExtension firstThe extension hangs up after phoning the operator to requestassistance. This method of assistance prevents the extens

Page 37

40OPI-IIAssistanceExtension is waiting with handset offDial the number of the other partyAsk the called party to holdPress Announce the callPressYou h

Page 38 - Intrusion and forced release

41OPI-IIAssistanceConference callsA conference call can be established with a maximum of 8 members, you can either lead the conference or be a member.

Page 39 - Call splitting

42OPI-IIAssistanceConference memberAn extension can include an operator in a conference they haveinitiated.Note: As a conference member you do not hav

Page 40 - Assistance

43OPI-IIAssistanceProgramming individual abbreviated numbersYou can assist extensions to program individual abbreviated num-bers to digit keys 0-9 on

Page 41 - Other party first

44OPI-IIAssistanceAuthorisation codeYou can lock/unlock an extension using the individual authorisation code.To lock an extension:*76*Dial#Dial the ex

Page 42 - Extending dial tone

45OPI-IIAssistanceDiversionYou can assist an extension to divert calls to a predeterminedposition specified by the system administrator. Note: The ext

Page 43 - Conference calls

46OPI-IIAssistanceDiversion when the extension is busyActivate:*212*Dial#Dial the extension number and pressCancel:#212*Dial#Dial the extension number

Page 44 - Internal group hunting

47OPI-IIAssistanceExternal follow-meYou can assist an extension to divert calls to an external number.Note: The extension must have access to this fun

Page 45

3OPI-IIThe ConsoleThe ConsoleThe OPI-II operator console uses a combination of advanced digital technology, ISDN communication principles and distribu

Page 46 - Authorisation code

48OPI-IIAssistanceAbsence information (Message diversion)You can assist an extension to divert calls into an absence message. The diversion reason is

Page 47 - Diversion

49OPI-IIAssistanceData trafficCall to a data extension that is free:Dial the data extension numberPress to call the extensionWhen the called party ans

Page 48 - Internal follow-me

50OPI-IIAssistancePersonal number (optional)As an operator, you can activate, change or deactivate this function for a selected extension.When an exte

Page 49 - Follow-me to paging unit

51OPI-IIAssistanceFree seatingYou can assist a user with the log off procedure. (The log onprocedure must be done by the user from the telephone to be

Page 50

52OPI-IIOutgoing CallsOutgoing CallsVia any external lineNote: The console must be in idle state with no party onthe left side of the display.Dial the

Page 51 - Data traffic

53OPI-IIOutgoing CallsVia a specific external line*0*Dial#Dial the line number and pressDial the code to get an external line and the external numberP

Page 52 - Personal number (optional)

54OPI-IIOutgoing CallsVia an ISDN line or via a direct line to anotheroffice exchangeDial the code for the ISDN external line or for the direct line D

Page 53 - General cancellation

55OPI-IIOutgoing CallsTo an extension in your own exchangeNormal call:Dial the extension numberPressThe console rings the extension.Press to terminate

Page 54 - Outgoing Calls

56OPI-IIOutgoing CallsIf the extension is busy, you can supervise the line until the extension becomes free:Note: A free extension that does not answe

Page 55 - Via a specific external line

57OPI-IIOutgoing CallsTo paging unitPersons equipped with a wireless paging receiver, can be pagedfrom your console. Depending on the type of paging s

Page 56

4OPI-IIThe ConsoleDescription1067868796

Page 57

58OPI-IIOutgoing CallsAlarm paging without message code:*810*Dial#Dial pagee’s extension number and pressAlarm paging with message code:*810*Dial*Dial

Page 58 - To another operator

59OPI-IIOutgoing CallsIndividual abbreviated numberYou can program up to 10 individual abbreviated numbers for yourown use by using the digit keys 0-9

Page 59 - To paging unit

60OPI-IIOther Useful FacilitiesOther Useful FacilitiesClockPress and holdThe time of day is shown on the display in 24 hour format.NIght serviceThe ex

Page 60 - Abbreviated dialling

61OPI-IIOther Useful FacilitiesTo order flexible night service:*84*Dial*Dial the extension number and press*Dial the code to get an external line and

Page 61 - Individual abbreviated number

62OPI-IIOther Useful FacilitiesAlarmIf a fault occurs in the exchange, this symbol flashes and shows2, 3 or 4. The number indicates the degree of seri

Page 62 - Other Useful Facilities

63OPI-IIOther Useful FacilitiesEmergency switchingIt is possible to switch the exchange into emergency state. This only allows predetermined extension

Page 63

64OPI-IIOther Useful FacilitiesBusy verificationIf a specific extension or external line has been busy for anunusually long time, you can verify its s

Page 64

65OPI-IIDisplay Unit SymbolsDisplay Unit SymbolsSymbols that appear in the call admittance fieldNumber of queuing calls.Steady indicates a call to an

Page 65 - Malicious call tracing

66OPI-IIDisplay Unit SymbolsSymbols that appear in the call status fields(left/right)Called extension is free.Steady indicates the called extension is

Page 66 - Fault location

67OPI-IIDisplay Unit SymbolsSymbols that appear in the connection fieldSerial call.Steady indicates a call to a blocked extension, extension with‘intr

Page 67 - Display Unit Symbols

5OPI-IIThe ConsoleThe displaysThe display symbols indicate which function the console is currently performing. There are five display fields:1 Call ad

Page 68 - (left/right)

68OPI-IIKey DescriptionKey DescriptionAll keys are non-locking.Present/Absent keyPress when you do not wish to admit any more calls to your console.Pr

Page 69

69OPI-IIKey DescriptionCall metering keyUsed in two ways:• Press to mark the external line to be metered.• Press to read off the registered metering p

Page 70 - Key Description

70OPI-IIKey DescriptionCall announcing keyUsed for:• Call announcing towards busy extension.• Supervision of busy external line.Left status field disc

Page 71

71OPI-IIIndexIndexAbsence information (Message diversion) 14Acoustic signal 7Adjusting the tone ringer character 8Alarm 62An extension or operator cal

Page 72

72OPI-IIIndexIncoming calls 10Absence information 14An extension or operator calls the console 12Diverted 13Emergency 13External 10Inquiry 12Rerouted

Page 73

2OPI-IIWelcomeOPI-IIThe ConsoleWelcome to the User Guide for the OPI-II Operator Console in theMD110 system.It is a state-of-the-art business communic

Page 74

Quick Reference GuideOPI-IIOperator Console for MD110Display unit symbolsCall admittance fieldNumber of queuing calls.Call to individual operator or n

Page 75

Quick Reference Guide - OPI-II© Ericsson Enterprise AB 2001This is a part of EN/LZT 102 2254 RDSubject to alteration without prior notice. Printed on

Page 76 - Quick Reference Guide

Ericsson communications solutionsfor enterprise networks combine andimprove advanced ways of exchanginginformation via voice, data, video andevolving

Page 77 - Outgoing calls

6OPI-IIThe ConsoleConnection of accessoriesHandset, headset, footpedal, braille unit and tape recorder canbe connected to the display unit of the cons

Page 78

7OPI-IIPreparing the ConsolePreparing the ConsoleOn/Off dutyThe console must be turned on to receive calls. If an incomingcall is not answered within

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