9.8.3  
System settings 
 


Settings | System Parameters | System settings
 
System settings differ from system-wide Station view: Flags in that system settings provide more than the on/off options.

9.8.3.1  
Areas: Customer name, Contract number 
This is the name of the customer who operates communication system. In addition, a contract number or any other identification number that is useful as a reference can be entered under Contract number.

9.8.3.2  
Area: System name 
On system telephones, the system branding HiPath appears on the display. This text can be changed here if required.

9.8.3.3  
Area: Central codelock 
The station number that has the capability of turning telephone locks off and on can be selected here. This extension is usually assigned to an operator, who will unlock telephones in conference and other public rooms as necessary.
A codelock can be activated and deactivated for an internal station centrally by an authorized station without a password. The effect on the terminal is the same as for individual codelock.

9.8.3.4  
Area: Key click 
The tones that sound when telephone keys are pressed (key beeps for system telephones) can be turned on or off here. You can also control the volume.

9.8.3.5  
OpenStage Logo Area 
Here, you can select the logo that should be loaded into OpenStage 40, OpenStage 60 and OpenStage 80 TDM connection terminals.
The following options are available:

OpenStage Logo  
Description  
Caution  
Do not download logo  
No logo is downloaded to the OpenStage terminals. All terminals maintain the present logo.  
This setting makes it possible to operate OpenStage terminals with different logos in one system.  
Example: Part of a system's OpenStage terminals should be loaded with Logo A, and the other part with Logo B. First, the customer-specific Logo A is transferred to the system and loaded onto all OpenStage terminals.  
Afterwards, all of the terminals intended for Logo A are separated from the system.  
Then, Logo B is transferred to the system and loaded onto all of the terminals that are still connected.  
In order to prevent the logos from being overwritten in the future, the setting "Do not download logo" must be selected.  
The terminals with Logo A are again connected to the system.  
Empty logo  
An empty logo is loaded onto the OpenStage terminals.  
For example, using this setting, you can overwrite an incorrect logo.  
Customer Logo  
The customer-specific logo in the system is loaded onto the OpenStage terminals.  
If there is no customer logo in the system, an empty logo is transferred.  
Siemens  
The Siemens logo is loaded onto the OpenStage terminals (part of the default logo file).  
If there is no Siemens logo in the system, an empty logo will be transferred.  
Deutsche Telekom  
The Deutsche Telekom logo is loaded onto the OpenStage terminals (part of the default logo file).  
If there is no Deutsche Telekom logo in the system, an empty logo is transferred.  
Logo 3  
The 3rd logo is loaded onto the OpenStage terminals (part of the default logo file).  
This is a preparation for future default logos. At the moment, these logos are empty.  
Logo 4  
The 4rd logo is loaded onto the OpenStage terminals (part of the default logo file).  
 
...  
 
 
Logo 15  
The 15rd logo is loaded onto the OpenStage terminals (part of the default logo file).  
 

9.8.3.6  
Area: DP pulse pause 
The two options presented here represent the two internationally recognized pulse/pause ratios for rotary telephones. The ratio is set to 60/40 in Germany and the USA.

9.8.3.7  
OSO Access Number area 
By clicking on the Set OSO Access button the "OSO Access Number" window is displayed. The route to access OpenScape Office is selected in this window. And the number is entered defined in the dial plan.

9.8.3.8  
Area: Hotline 
The Hotline feature allows you to program one hotline number(s). For stations which are programmed with a particular index, an internal or an external number is automatically dialed when the handset is lifted.
In order for this feature to work, the Hotline function must be set up for the selected station(s) under Station view: Activated features.

Hotline  
Selection of one of the hotline destinations.

Off-hook alarm time  
If a subscriber lifts the receiver, the hotline is automatically called once the off-hook alarm time has expired. However, this only happens if the subscriber does not enter any digits during this time. The off-hook alarm time is specified in seconds.
If the hotline configured here is to be dialed directly after the receiver is lifted for a particular station, the following must be observed:
 •   Correct setting, the hotline is called: The off-hook alarm time is "0" and the "Hotline" option is configured at the same time for the station (Stationview: Activated features / Area: Hotline / Hotline mode).
 •   Incorrect setting, the hotline is not called: The off-hook alarm time is "0" and the "Off-hook alarm time" option is configured at the same time for the station (Stationview: Activated features / Area: Hotline / Hotline mode).

Destination call number  
A call number can be allocated to each hotline destination.

9.8.3.9  
Area: DTMF pulse pause 
The four options presented here allow you to select the appropriate pulse/pause ratio for a DTMF system. These options define the duration of the DTMF tone sent to the public network. In the USA, the standard setting is 70/70 ms.

9.8.3.10  
Area: DID MFC-R2, Number 
The number of DID codes can be entered in this field. This system-wide parameter is saved to the loadware to ensure that the loadware can react to the CO in accordance with the protocol.
Possible digits are 1 to 6.

9.8.3.11  
Area: Advisory call 
This call only occurs if a MULAP is busy and a second MULAP is called. This call is offered at a lower volume (which can be set on the terminal).
It is possible to differentiate between a Warning call (default) and a Normal call cadence.
TMANI/TLANI boards are reinitialized when this flag changes.

See also:  
   -   Section 7.2.1 "Station view: Flags"
   -   Section 9.4.5 "Trunks | Parameter/General Flags"
   -   Section 9.8 "Settings | System Parameters"
   -   Section 9.8.12 "Daylight saving time/DISA"

9.8.3.12  
Area: Toll restriction 
Digit-by-digit is selected if the line should be seized directly. If you select Digit-by-digit, the communication system sends the dialed number to the CO one digit at a time.
If you select en-bloc sending, the communication system waits until dialing is complete, and then sends the number as a unit.
If you are using the LCR (Least cost routing) function, the en-bloc sending option must be selected if required. With the en-bloc method, the line is only seized after positive digit evaluation in the toll restriction Allowed/Denied List and/or after a time out.

9.8.3.13  
Area: Cancel consultation 
With analog telephones, a consultation call can be canceled with Retrieve. Depending on the option selected, the signal key is pressed either once or twice.
This feature allows users with non-display telephones to toggle between a caller and someone to whom the call is to be forwarded, or to establish a conference call. When forwarding a call, a user must first press the dial pulse (rotary) key and then dial the station number.

Press signal key once  
If this option is selected, an analog extension which is in consultation mode transferring the call to another extension and needs to return to the held line, must press the consultation key once and wait for the timeout (standard two seconds) to return to the held call. During the timeout a feature access code, e.g., Conference, toggle can be activated.  
Press signal key twice  
If this option is selected, an analog extension that is in consultation mode transferring the call to another extension and needs to return to the held line, must press the consultation key once to activate a feature, e.g., Conference, toggle. To return to the call on hold, the user needs to press the consultation key again.  

9.8.3.14  
Area: Music On Hold 
The Music On Hold feature allows you to choose among three possible options. The music for this feature can be supplied internally or externally. The three available options are described below:

No Music On Hold  
If this option is selected, the Music on Hold feature will be deactivated completely. This does not apply when an external call is transferred by a transfer before answer; the caller then hears the ring tone.  
MOH without ringing tone  
If this option is selected, in the case of an unmasked transfer, the caller will hear Music on Hold while the transfer takes place, as well as while the call is being transferred by the transferring party and the external connection is ringing at the transferred destination.  
MOH with ringing tone  
If this option is selected, in the case of an unmasked transfer, the caller will hear Music on Hold while the transfer takes place. As soon as the call is transferred through by the transferring party and the external connection is ringing at the transferred destination, the caller will hear a ring tone.  
The MOH with ringing tone option should always be set in a network system in order to provide the customer with a uniform environment.  

9.8.3.15  
Area: Common hold 
In this field, you can define system-wide whether a station is only transferred to Common hold when the call is released, or while the call is still in progress.

with release  
This option allows the user to put the call on exclusive hold by pressing the Hold key. The following appears on the display menu: Return to held call? It is only if the user then immediately replaces the handset that the call will be placed on Common Hold and can be picked up by another telephone.  
In the case of a MULAP call, the MULAP LED flashes slowly for all stations in the MULAP.  
without release  
Once the Hold key is pressed, the station is transferred to the digit input state. If the handset is replaced, the station reverts to the idle state. The call on hold is placed immediately on common hold and another station can immediately pick up the call.  
As before, it is still possible to put external calls or trunks on common hold. To pick the call from common hold, depress the blinking Trunk key, or select "Retrieve Line" via the service menu followed by the trunk access code.
A MULAP call can be re-established by means of the MULAP key.

9.8.3.16  
Analog Station with CLIP 
Selecting the CLIP (Calling Line identification Presentation) protocol for analog ports. If "None" is selected, the feature is disabled system-wide.
This area is only visible if there are analog ports in the system. Note the following restrictions:
   -   In the case of HiPath 33XX and 35XX, this feature is only supported for the control cards CBCC and CBCR as of A301 and Z301.
   -   In the case of HiPath 37XX, this feature is not supported.
   -   In the case of HiPath 38XX, this feature is only supported for the analog card S3080010-Q2191-C300.
   -   This feature is not supported on extension boards
CLIP protocols are country dependant.  

CLIP Protocol  
Description  
ETSI FSK Type 1  
 
Data transfer with FSK tones between the first and second ring. Protocol most widely-used worldwide for transferring numbers and names.  
Countries: Germany, Austria, Switzerland and many others.  
Reference: ETSI EN 300 659-1, Chapter 6.1.1  
 
ETSI FSK Type 2  
Data transfer with FSK tones before the first ring. Boot sequence with special ring.  
Countries: France  
Reference: ETSI EN 300 659-1, Chapter 6.1.2 b)  
 
ETSI DTMF Type 1  
 
Data transfer with DTMF tones between the first and second ring. "DC" start-stop signal.  
Countries: India and others  
Reference: ETSI EN 300 659-1, Chapter 6.1.1 and Annex B  
 
ETSI DTMF Type 2  
Data transfer with FSK tones before the first ring. Boot sequence with reversal and special dual tone.  
Countries: Netherlands  
Reference: ETSI EN 300 659-1, Chapter 6.1.2 c)  
 
DNK DTMF  
Data transfer with DTMF tones before the first ring, boot sequence with special dual tone.  
Countries: Denmark  
Reference: TS 900-301-1E2  
 
BRA DTMF  
 
Data transfer with DTMF tones before the first ring, boot sequence with special dual tone.  
Countries: Brazil  
Reference: NET Nš 001/92  
 
Bellcore MDMF  
 
Data transfer with FSK tones between the first and second ring. This (multi-data) protocol can transfer both the call number and names.  
Countries: USA, Canada, Hong Kong  
Reference: TIA/EIA-777A  
Bellcore SDMF  
Data transfer with FSK tones between the first and second ring. This (single-data) protocol can only transfer the call number.  
Countries: USA, Canada, Hong Kong  
Reference: TIA/EIA-777A  
 

See also:  
   -   Section 7.2.1 "Station view: Flags"

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