10.8.1 Flags

10.8.1	Flags

Settings | System Parameters | Flags

Flags contain system flags, which you can use to activate system functions.

10.8.1.1

Area: Switch

System flags are also called switches (turning functions on/off). With flags, there are only two possible choices; no fine-tuning is possible. The individual flags are described below:

Through Connection for External FWD On

When this flag is set, the B channel is put through immediately for a FWD external call, regardless of whether a call from an MSI or ISDN central office is involved. The important thing here is that the consequences of the FWD occur via an ISDN trunk and that the destination station (FWD external destination) is located in another network (e.g., GSM network, satellite connection). This connection setup is reported by the CO with a PROGRESS indicator (Leaving ISDN). The connection setup (to the calling station) occurs immediately with a CONNECT status and thus results in the accumulation of charges for the A-Stn.

Call Forwarding to Main Station Interface Permitted

This flag determines whether an incoming external call can be diverted to a Main Station Interface (MSI).

Hunting To External Call Forwarding Destination

If a station within a call destination list has activated an external FWD, then the call forwarding is interrupted or not, depending on this flag. If the flag is not set, the call forwarding ends at the external FWD destination. If the flag is set, call forwarding also follows the external FWD to the next station listed in the call destination list.

The flag works for FWD on MSI lines only when 1 ring cycle is entered for forwarding.

Conference Tone

When this flag is on, it causes a special tone to sound at about 20 second intervals throughout the duration of a conference call to remind users that they are participating in a conference. The regular warning tone for conferences can be activated and deactivated here; however, the alert tone at the beginning of the conference cannot be turned off.

Warning Signal for Call Pickup Groups

When this flag is on, it causes a special tone to sound when someone is ringing a member of your call pickup group. This allows you to pick up the call rather than let it go unanswered. If this flag is deactivated, only a display message is shown. On non-display telephones there is no indication that a phone is ringing within the call pickup group.

Increase volume for system telephones

If this flag is activated, the system telephones are switched to the alternative, louder attenuation plan. (This feature is not available on all system telephones; availability depends on the manufacturing date of the telephone)

Room monitor

When this flag is turned on, the system allows the use of the Room Monitor feature system wide. If this feature is allowed, a station with a system telephone can dial the access code for Room Monitoring (default setting *88) and then establish a connection to a station without that phone ringing.

Important:: If a system telephone is being monitored by an application such as myAgent or myPortal, for example (i.e., CSTA monitoring is active), the room monitoring cannot be activated for that system telephone.

All telephones, including several simultaneously, can be used for room monitoring (microphone). Listening in to a room can only take place from internal telephones. If a consultation call is added to a room monitor from an external call on a line with backwards release criteria from an internal station, the external call can be handed over to the room monitor by a release or by a menu option.

Terminal Exchange Allowed

This flag is used to physically switch terminals without changing the logical configuration (call number, name, key assignment, activated features, etc.).

Conference with external destinations

When this flag is on, the system allows/denies five-party conferences with four external stations.

Trunk reservation, automatic

When this flag is activated, if a station is not assigned a free trunk after the usual trunk seizure procedures (random or specific), the B tone is signaled at the station.

After a defined period of time see(Time parameters), a positive acknowledgment tone is applied and the trunk is reserved, provided the station has the appropriate CO call privilege.

Trunk reservation is not possible in hands-free mode. In this case, the communication system interrupts call setup when it recognizes that the line is seized. A second reservation overwrites the first.

Trunks cannot be reserved when LCR is active.

Automatic Customer Database Printout After Remote Administration

If this flag is activated, the customer database is automatically printed out on completion of remote administration.

No. redial with a/c code

If this flag is set, besides the dialed call numbers, the account codes are also stored in the redial memory of HiPath 3000. If a call number that was dialed together with an account code is dialed again with the redial function, the communication system recognizes the account code and the call number from the dialed digits.

Important: This behavior is not supported for DECT handsets, because the redial memory of the handset is used instead of the redial memory of HiPath 3000 for the redial function, and HiPath 3000 cannot recognize the account code from the dialed digits.

If this flag is not set, only the dialed call numbers are stored in the redial memory of HiPath 3000. If a call number is dialed again via the redial function, the communication system requests an account code, if it was set for the affected route.

Automatic BRI Configuration (USA only)

If this flag is set, CACH numbers are set automatically. Manual setup of these numbers is then no longer needed. This flag is automatically reset after the Automatic BRI configuration is made.

Simplified Dialing

Important: If "Simplified dialing" (Prime Line) to the central office is activated, then LCR (Least Cost Routing) is not available. These features are not mutually compatible.

If the flag is activated, the trunk to the CO is automatically seized when the first digit of a call number is selected and the call number entered is dialed. Dialing an access code (CO code, seizure code) is not required. In order to call an internal station on the other hand, the following must be performed:

•	Either: Press the "Internal" key and then dial the call number of the internal station.

•	Or: Press the corresponding DSS key.

The "Simplified dialing" feature is only possible if only one route (see Routes) is configured.

Use only default number for MSN

If this field is activated, no more call numbers are installed which are based on Calling party numbers of an ISDN device. Only the originally installed call numbers by the service technician can be used. This might be necessary for security reasons and for exact call charging (for hotel solutions, for example).

Path Optimization

Two lines are tied up when A telephones B, and B forwards the call to C if the CorNet Path optimization feature is not activated. When this feature is activated, the communication system automatically switches the call to one line from A to C. The feature must be released in both communication systems in the network.

DTMF Automatic

If this flag is turned on, it causes DTMF mode to be activated each time an outgoing call is set up. This is useful, for example, for remote retrieval of answering machine messages. In order to activate the features during a call, the user must always use the Skey (Service).

This feature can only be used if the Speed extending flag is deactivated at the intercept position (see Intercept / Attendant).

Broadcast with connection

A system flag is provided for controlling which announcement variant is used.

The new feature 'Broadcast with connection' should make it possible to set up a 2-way connection from an existing announcement. This occurs when one of the addressed subscribers answers the call by lifting the handset. If the feature is not enabled, the announcement works as in the previous version of the communication system, i.e., if subscribers lift the handset, they stop the ongoing announcement at their station.

Tone from CO

If this flag is set, the connection to the CO/remote system is switched through even if no PI is sent by the CO. The assumption is made that the remote system generates the ringing tone.

Ringback protection

The system default can be set for ringback protection in the case of MFC-R2/SMFC DID with this flag.

Euro impedance

In Europe, when this flag is activated Euro impedance is set as follows:

SLA

TLA

Input impedance

270 Ohm + 750 Ohm || 150 nF

Second ringer impedance

270 Ohm + 750 Ohm || 150 nF

Rel. level A/D

0 dBr

-6 dBr

Rel. level D/A

-7 dBr

-1 dBr

Different PhoneMail messages Day/Night

This flag can be used with Phonemail systems to activate different Phonemail announcements for a subscriber by sending different call numbers for that subscriber to the Phonemail system.

In the default setting (flag is not set), the call number of the dialed station is always sent to the Phonemail system. If the flag is set, the call number of the first station entered in the CFW (Call Forwarding) table is always sent to the Phonemail system if this number is a station number or group number. Virtual port numbers can also be used.

In addition, different RNA tables for Day/Night must be set up for a station.

Example 1:
Extension 110 is called
Day service call dest. list 1 and Night service call dest. list e
350 is the hunt group for Phonemail

No.

Dest 1

Dest 2

Dest 3

Dest 4

Cycles

SR Type

RNA

350

immediate

120

350

immediate

When the flag is set, the call numbers 110 and 120 are sent to the Phonemail system for Day and Night service, respectively.

Example 2:
Extension 110 is called
Day service call dest. list 1 and Night service call dest. list e
350 is the hunt group for Phonemail

No.

Dest 1

Dest 2

Dest 3

Dest 4

Cycles

SR Type

RNA

351

350

immediate

351

350

immediate

Regardless of whether or not the flag is set, the call number 110 is sent to the Phonemail system during Day and Night service.

Display international / national code number

This flag is used to specify the display format for incoming calls that are saved in the SDS memory without a name. In the case of outgoing calls, the call number is always shown on the display as entered.

If this flag is not set, only the PABX number including the caller DID is displayed.

If this flag is set, the complete call number including the local area code is displayed.

Example 1:

An SDS with the call number: 06671234 is configured without a name.
02302 = prefix, 667 = PABX number, 1234 = extension

Behavior if the flag is not activated: SDS not shown. In the display: 06671234 is displayed. Incoming call from 6671234. In the display: 6671234 is displayed.

Behavior if the flag is activated: SDS not shown. In the display: 06671234 is displayed. Incoming call from 6671234. In the display: 023026671234 is displayed.

Example 2:

An SDS with the call number: 0023026671234 is configured without a name.
02302 = prefix, 667 = PABX number, 1234 = extension

Behavior if the flag is not activated: SDS not shown. In the display: 0023026671234 is displayed. Incoming call from 6671234. In the display: 6671234 is displayed.

Behavior if the flag is activated: SDS not shown. In the display: 0023026671234 is displayed. Incoming call from 6671234. In the display: 023026671234 is displayed.

Line change for direct call

This flag is set for the USA by default, and is not set for all other countries.

If the flag is not set, consultation hold is initiated instead of line change. In the case of a line change, the call takes place and can only be canceled at this terminal.

If the direct call is terminated by both subscribers, the MULAP line held switches to hold on both sides.

Automatic redial

This system-wide flag defines whether or not automatic redial should be activated when a station is busy. The timeout period after which automatic redial should be activated can be set with Timer for automatic redial under Time parameters.

Open numbering

If open numbering a station is identified by the node number, followed by the call number or the DID number. This makes it possible to assign the same call number to stations in different nodes. In a networked system, this flag is always set identically for all systems.

Node call number for Voice Mail

This flag is set individually for each node and refers to only the Voice Mail server connected to that node.

This flag is only available for voice mail servers connected directly to the system port (see Settings | Set up station | Stations | Type: Voice Mail (5-digit call. no) or Voice Mail (6-digit call no.).

For central Voice Mail servers, the system flag must only be set for the node at which the Voice Mail server is connected. It causes the node call number to also be transmitted to the Voice Mail server. (The flag has no meaning for nodes at which no Voice Mail server is connected). Central Voice Mail servers must always be configured together with the node call number.

For decentralized Voice Mail servers, this flag can be used to control whether or not the node call number is also to be supplied with the identification. When configuring the server, the node call number must be taken into account in accordance with the setting.

In the case of CorNet-N networking and the external application (HPCO=HiPath Procenter Office), the application is handled in the same way as a connection to another node. In this case, all internal numbers are extended by the local node number.

Node number

If open numbering is set, the call number of the node must be entered here. A station can be reached from other nodes only by dialing this node call number, followed by the station number.

If the total number of digits of the node call number and the station number exceeds 7, a corresponding warning is issued.

Note that when an open numbering scheme is used in a networked system, the system number - incoming of the last route 16 (HXG route) must match the node number.

Call pickup after automatic recall

By setting this flag, automatic recalls that are signaled at the originating station can also be answered by other stations via call pickup.

Configurable CLIP

If this flag is set, the CLIP number is included as the "originating address" (Calling Partner Number). If no CLIP number was configured for the station, the included Calling Partner Number is supplied (as before; see also Subscriber).

If the CLIP number is more than 10 characters long, only the last 10 characters will be shown on the analog terminal display.

Configurable CLIP and LIN (Location Identification Number; only in the USA) are mutually exclusive. By default, LIN is activated for the USA, and CLIP for all other countries. If Configurable CLIP is activated for the USA, LIN is automatically disabled.

Caller list at destination in case of Forward Line

Normally, a caller list entry is displayed at the desired station. Setting Configurable CLIP causes the caller list to be displayed at the destination when forwarding occurs.

Direct Media Connection (DMC)

This flag is used to enable and disable support for the "DMC Interworking with HiPath 4000 Systems" (abbrev. DMC) feature. When networked with HiPath 4000, DMC enables better voice quality between IP components (terminal devices, gateways).

From HiPath 3000 V8 and HiPath 4000 V5 only the SIP-Q V2 protocol is used and for TDM networking the CorNet-NQ protocol is used for the IP networking of both these systems. The CorNet-IP protocol is no longer supported.

DMC should be disabled in a homogeneous HiPath 3000/5000 network. If a network includes any HiPath 4000 systems (Version 2.0 or later) in which DMC has been configured, then DMC should also be enabled in the HiPath 3000/5000 systems.

The HFA terminal devices registered on the HiPath 3000, HiPath 5000 and the HiPath 3000 system itself will then be able to accept DMC connections set up by the HiPath 4000 and its HFA terminals. HiPath 3000/5000 systems do not intercommunicate using DMC when activated.

Note that enabling DMC results in a reduction of DSP channel resources. This means that only about 80% of the channels will be available for connections per DSP in a HiPath 3000 system (for example, 6 channels instead of 8, 12 channels instead of 16, 48 channels instead of 60).

Call forwarding after Deflect call / Single step APS transfer

This flag only makes sense if the flag Determine dest. via call dest. list with Deflect call / Single step APS transfer has also been activated.

If the flag Call forwarding after Deflect call / Single step transfer is activated, and if a Deflect call is performed for a Station (A) to a Station (B), which in turn has a Station (C) entered as its first destination and a Station (D) as the second destination, then the call will be signaled at Station (C) and then at Station (D) after the call forwarding interval has expired.. If the flag is not activated, no call forwarding to Station (D) occurs.

Example
Station 101 refers to call destination list 1. In Call dest. list 1, Station 102 is entered as the first destination, and Station 103 is entered as the second destination. Station 100 calls station 110. The call for station 110 is deflected to station 101.
If the flag is not activated (the default), Station 102 will be called, and no call forwarding to Station 103 will occur.
If the flag is activated, Station 102 will be called, and call forwarding to Station 103 will occur.

Determine Dest. via Call dest. list with Deflect call / Single step APS transfer

If a Deflect call is performed for a Station (A) to a Station (B), which in turn has a Station (C) entered as its first destination in its call destination list, then the call will be signaled at Station (B) when the flag is not activated.

If a call for station A is deflected to station B and station C is listed as the first entry in station B's call destination list, the call is signaled at station C if the flag is activated.

Example:
Station 101 refers to call destination list 1. In call destination list 1, station 102 is entered as the first destination. Station 100 calls station 110. The call for station 110 is deflected to station 101.
If the flag is not active (default setting), the call is signaled at station 101.
If the flag is active, the call is signaled at station 102.

Warning tone during voice recording

If voice recording (Live Call Record) is activated during a call, a corresponding advisory tone is output if the flag is set.

Enhanced key functionality

This flag is not configured by default.

The programmable function keys on certain telephones and key modules on the optiPoint 410-, optiPoint 420-, optiPoint 500- and the OpenStage- family can be programmed with a second feature (see Service Manual). Please note that the following differences in functionality depend on the HiPath 3000 version:

•	Up to and including V6.0 SMR-05:

A second function can be programmed if only numbers with no LED support are saved on the first level. The second level can be programmed only with numbers with no LED support. These can be internal or external numbers or numbers from a HiPath network.

•	As of V6.0 SMR-06:

Using HiPath 3000 Manager E (Settings menu: System Parameters (Flags)), one of the two following options can be set:

- Flag "Enhanced key functionality" is not set (default setting).
This produces the same behavior up to and including V6.0 SMR-05.

- Flag "Enhanced key functionality" is set.
As soon as a key is defined as the shift key, only numbers with no LED support can be saved on the second key level. Any key function can be programmed on the first key level. LED signaling applies exclusively to the first key level.

Important: LED signaling applies exclusively to the first key level. In other words: The same key may be assigned a call number X on the first key level and a call number Y on the second key level. If the user switches to the second key level, the LED signaling will now still apply to call number X and not to call number Y.

When this flag is activated, pressing *91 during key programming on the telephone adds the entry "+=next level" to the next menu. This allows you to configure level 2 directly at the telephone.

You may only program general call keys on level 2.

HiPath 4000 Network: Early DMC

This flag can only be activated/deactivated if HiPath 4000 systems are networked. This flag is used to enable or disable support for the "Early DMC" feature. If the flag is not active, Early DMC (Direct Media Connection) is automatically run when the corresponding SETUP is received from the HiPath 4000 system and DMC is activated in the system. This only works when the CO is in the HiPath 4000 system.

The flag must be active if you want to perform Early DMC in the HiPath 4000 direction. This only works when the CO is in the HiPath 3000 system.

The "A" call number in AUN groups / group ringing / forwarding destination / CFW destination

This flag affects the features call pickup group, group ringing and call forwarding. The following is displayed on the terminal screen of the called station for these features:

•	When the flag is activated: In the first display line: "For:_<name or number>" or "Call for:_<name or number>", in the second display line: "From:_<name or number>".

•	When the flag is deactivated: In the first display line: "For:_<name or number>" or "Call for:_<name or number>", in the second display line: Empty.

E.164 numbering

This flag is used to activate or deactivate CDB networking of cross-location or worldwide customer systems. Stations can be reached via a public number (the E.164 call number) in national or international format (for example, internal calling party number in ISDN format), without dialing a node number first. Each station is represented by its E.164 call number, which can be displayed in an optimized format. If the flag is activated, the internal call number is transferred in E.164 format.

SIP stations are configured with their "short" extension number (like HFA stations) but represented with the E.164 call number which is generated by the communication system.

If an Internet Telephony Service Provider is used and the Internet Telephony Service Provider call numbers are available on a E.164 network, then the station assignment must be specified under Settings | Network | Ext. SIP-RG. The shortest number that can be dialed in the assignment is always used here.

With E.164 Numbering enabled, you can dial a number stored in canonical format directly from directories, favorite lists and the journal of the Communications Clients myPortal for Desktop, myPortal for Outlook, etc.

Automatic OpenStage TDM telephone software update

If this flag is activated, any OpenStage TDM telephones connected are automatically updated at a preset point in time.

SPE support

When this flag is activated, the Signaling & Payload Encryption (SPE) feature is supported. In other words, the signaling and voice data and the data for authentication are encrypted

A change to the SPE Support flag setting only takes effect after a system reset.

SPE advisory tone

This flag and the payload security flag are activated, an advisory tone (beep) will alert the station of changes in the encryption status. At the beginning of the call, the display on the phone briefly shows the status of the call: "Secure Call" or "Standard Call" (not for analog terminals).

SIP Prov. to SIP Prov. transit

If the flag is not set (default setting), transit connections are prevented in ITSP auxiliary equipment.

A connection is a transit connection when a single call occupies two lines in the same system.

Example: An external call is routed to a HiPath 3000 station via an ITSP. The HiPath 3000 station then transfers the call to an external destination again via an ITSP. This causes a transit connection in the HiPath 3000 system.Two lines are occupied for the duration of the call. When the "SIP Prov. to SIP Prov. Transit" flag is activated, transit calls are permitted to form.

Dialing from * and # on line interfaces

Several network operators provide central services which can be activated/deactivated via SIP or ISDN (DSS1) trunks using codes. These codes are composed as follows: * or #, digit sequence 0... 9 and # (example: *123456789#).

The code is transferred to the network provider during connection setup. Transfering is not possible during a call.

Activating this system-wide flag allows you to use the characters * and # when setting up a connection from UpN, SIP and NoFe terminals via SIP provider trunks (on separate nodes) and ISDN trunks (separate CO lines). These characters cannot be used during a call. The connection setup on other line types is not actively prevented, incorrect dialing is therefore possible.

The flag is deactivated by default, i.e., dialing * and # on line interfaces ist not possible. E.164 numbering must not be active. Programing on keys is permitted.

The feature is supported:

•	without LCR

•	with LCR - for digit-by-digit dialing and block dialing (call ending with # is not possible, end-of-dialing only after a timeout)

If the first dialed character after the access code (E1 in the LCR; Trunk code; Trunk group code) is the character * or # it is not interpreted as an end-of-input symbol, instead as a dialed digit.

Blocking indirect connections between routes depending on ITR

If a company has branches in several cites, then each branch can have a line to the local (national) telecom provider. These branches can also be connected to one another via private tie trunks.

For reasons of national regulations (e.g., in India) it can be illegal to make the following connection: A station uses the private tie trunk from their communications system to a private communications system in another city and then a national telecom provider trunk to reach the other station in the PSTN. Instead a national telecom provider trunk must also be used for calls between cities. This requirement is implemented as follows:

•	Direct tie trunks can be disabled by configuring the ITR matrix.

•

For tie trunks which involve the "Call forwarding" (CFU, Call Forwarding Unconditional), "Caller list" (CDL, Call Destination List), "Blind transfer or transfer on answer" (blind transfer or transfer on answer) and "Conference" features, the "Block indirect calls between routes" flag was introduced. Activating/deactivating this flag has the following effects:

Activated: Private tie trunks are forbidden for calls between cities, i.e., between two private communications systems,

Deactivated: Private tie trunks are permitted.

The flag is deactivated by default.

CMI MWI ringer

This flag activates or deactivates the information tone of the Message Waiting Indication (MWI) for cordless handsets (CMI: Cordless Multicell Integration). If this flag is activated and new messages are stored on the voice mailbox, the information tone will be sent.

This flag is deactivated by default. However, if a communication solution such as HiCall is to be used, this flag has to be activated.

10.8.1.2

Area: Node number

The node number (independent of the status of the "Open numbering scheme" station flag) is specified here. This number is not automatically copied to the "PABX number incoming" field of the last route (e.g. route 8 for H2K). The node number is entered here instead of the incoming PABX number.

10.8.1.3

Area: CO features (transfer/conf./drop) (only available for the USA)

It is used to indicate whether or not the central office features "transfer, conference and drop" have been released. If they have been released, the corresponding feature indicators (FIN) have to be entered (0-16383).

10.8.1.4

Area: Transit permission

The transit flags allow you to set up trunk-to-trunk transfers or, in the case of a networked environment, trunk-to-tie-line transfers.

Feature Transit

If this flag is activated, transit connections that result from a system feature within the same system are permitted.That means that a transit resulting out of, for example, an external call forwarding, a call transfer by a user, or trunk-to-trunk connections resulting from a DISA applications are generally allowed, even if it is a trunk-to-trunk connection.

Tie traffic transit

If this flag is activated, the system allows transit traffic via direct inward dialing to a remote location. This flag is set by default.

External traffic transit

If this flag is turned on, the system allows transit traffic via direct inward dialing to a trunk line in the same system. This flag is not configured in the default setting.

Transit on

This option can be used to forward external calls to MSI lines. In this case, a timer is started after which the line is automatically activated once the warning tone has been played.

10.8.1.5

Area: CMI data (up to Hicom 150 H V1.0)

As of HiPath 3000 V1.2/Hicom 150 H V1.2., the CMI parameters are configured on the Settings | Cordless | System-wide tab. A description of the CMI parameters can also be found on that tab.

Cordless is not available in the USA.

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