8.2.2  
Station view: Activated features 
 
Activated features is used to
   -   display the features currently activated by the station
   -   reset the PIN of the station
   -   define the type of terminal device that is attached to each port
   -   define further parameters such as call signaling, paging, hotline and dialing method

Activated flags  
You can see here whether the station has activated or deactivated the corresponding feature.

"System telephone lock reset" option  
This option can be used to reset the telephone lock code for a station to 00000. To do this, proceed as follows:
 1.   Transfer the CDB from HiPath 3000 to the administrator PC.
 2.   Reset the code:
   a)   Click Station view and mark the desired station under Station selection.
   b)   Then select the Activated features tab.
   c)   Activate the System telephone lock reset option.
   d)   Click Apply. The change is saved in the CDB on the administrator PC.
 3.   Transfer the edited CDB back to HiPath 3000. The Delta mode must be deactivated for this, and the Call charges option must be activated.
Important: If the CDB is loaded back to the HiPath 3000 when delta mode is enabled, the telephone lock code is not reset to 00000.

Deactive (disable) flag on transfer option  
Activate this option to disable the features activated by the stations. This flag cannot be selected in networked systems.

Key modules  
The number of key modules is displayed here.

Extension Type drop-down list  
The extension type for the relevant port is selected in the drop-down list.

Standard  
This setting is intended for system and analog telephones.  
Phone Mail
(call number, 5-digit)  
This is used when connecting PhoneMail to a communication system with a numbering plan of up to five digits.  
Phone Mail
(call number, 6-digit)  
This is used when connecting PhoneMail to a communication system with a numbering plan of up to six digits.  
Answer Machine  
With this setting, connected calls can be picked up via a DSS key. Besides being selected for answering machines, this entry should also be selected for pseudo (dummy) ports where no physical equipment has been set up. This prevents the communication system from checking the operating status of the port.  
Fax  
Call override is not possible with this setting. It is reserved for fax machines only.  
Loudspeaker  
This setting facilitates paging via the a/b port.  
P.O.T MW LED (not in the USA)  
This setting should be selected for standard analog telephones (P.O.T = Plain Old Telephone) with a message-waiting LED.  
Door station with pulsed loop  
This setting should be selected if a terminal with pulse dialing is used.  
Modem  
Call override is not possible with this setting. It is intended for modems.  
P.O.T with VMWI  
This setting has to be selected for standard analog telephones (P.O.T = Plain Old Telephone) which support CLIP and are equipped with the "Visual Message Waiting Indication" (VMWI) function. Telephones which are equipped with VMWI indicate that a callback was activated for this telephone.  
If this setting is selected for an analog telephone which is not equipped with VMWI, after a callback was executed, a ring tone sounds on the telephone though there is no call.  
When a fax or modem station is deleted (i.e., the call number and DID are deleted), the extension type must also be be reset to the default (standard).  

Call signaling Internal drop-down list  
Every station can be assigned one of a total of eight possible internal ringing tones here. This means that in addition to the external ringing tone, an internal ringing tone is assigned here and subsequently transmitted for internal calls.

"Call signaling extern" drop-down list  
Here you can select three ring types for external calls.
   -   System telephone
Ring type 1 = External call (e.g., double ring)
Ring type 2 = External call CO 2 (e.g., triple ring)
Ring type 3 = External call CO 3 (e.g., short/long/short)
   -   Analog telephones, Germany:
Ring type 1 = External call
Ring type 2 = Automatic recall
Ring type 3 = Doorbell ring
   -   Analog telephones, Other countries:
Ring type 1 = External call
Ring type 2 = External call
Ring type 3 = External call

Paging receiver (not in the USA) drop-down list  
A paging system pocket receiver can be assigned to a station here. The index entered here refers to the paging system call number table in the Paging.

Hotline, Mode, Hotline (Number)  
The following options are available for selection in the "Hotline mode" selection list:
   -   "Off": The feature is deactivated.
   -   "Off-hook alarm after timeout": The call to the hotline takes place after a predefined delay (off-hook alarm time). If the subscriber dials a digit before this interval has expired, the hotline is not called. The off-hook alarm time is set under Settings | System Parameters | System settings / Area: Hotline, and may not be set to "0" when using this option, see Section 10.8.3.8 "Area: Hotline".
   -   "Hotline": The hotline number is called directly after the receiver is lifted at the telephone in question.
In the Hotline drop-down list, you can set the hotline index (hotline number) to be used at the relevant station.
Hotline numbers for the indexes and delay intervals can be set via System settings.
To change these settings, click on the arrow symbol after Hotline.

Payload Security  
If this flag and the SPE support system flag are activated, the Signaling & Payload Encryption (SPE) feature is supported for the selected subscriber(s). This means that the signaling and payload data is encrypted for this/these subscriber/s.
The subscribers must have one of the following telephones for this: OpenStage CorNet-IP (HFA), optiPoint 410 (not: optiPoint 410 entry, optiPoint 410 economy), optiPoint 420 (not: optiPoint 420 economy).
OpenStage TDM features an option for indicating whether or not part of a connection path to an IP station is encrypted (off = no information is displayed).
For OpenStage TDM it is not possible to encrypt the signaling and voice data along the complete connection path.
The payload security setting does not work for any other telephones.

8.2.2.1  
Area: Dialing method, DP/DTMF 
The signaling method (DP=pulse dialing, DTMF=Dual Tone Multi Frequency) used at the terminal in question is configured here. This feature is only available for analog lines. If a system telephone is connected, this item is deactivated. Digital phones default to DTMF. DTMF must be activated for ports configured as answering machines.

See also:  
   -   Section 8.1 "Station selection"
   -   Section 8.2 "Station parameters"
   -   Section 8.2.1 "Station view: Flags"
   -   Section 8.2.3 "Station view: Workpoint Client"
   -   Section 8.2.4 "Station view: Groups"
   -   Section 8.2.5 "Station view: Forwarding"
   -   Section 10.8.1 "Flags"
   -   Section 10.8.3 "System settings"
   -   Section 10.9.5 "Paging"

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Disclaimer & Copyright   ID: P31003H3590M1000176A9   2014-03-03