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Alcatel OmniPCX Enterprise

Ringing
NOTE:

Product specifications contained in this document are subject to change


without notice. Products and services described in this document may not be
offered in every country. For the most current information, please contact
your Alcatel representative or your Alcatel equipment provider.

Copyright (c) 2006 Alcatel. All rights reserved for all countries. This
document may not be reproduced in whole or in part without the express
written permission of Alcatel.

Alcatel® and the Alcatel logo are registered trademarks of Alcatel. All other
trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

The CE mark indicates that this product conforms to the following Council
Directives:
- 89/336/CEE (concerning electro-magnetic compatibility)
- 73/23/CEE (concerning electrical safety)
- 1999/5/CE (R&TTE)


 


Chapter 1
Overview

 Overview .................................................................................................... 1.1

Chapter 2
Basic description

 On Analog Sets ....................................................................................... 2.1


 On Reflexes and Alcatel 8 and 9 Series Sets ............................... 2.1

Chapter 3
Configuration procedure

 Tones .......................................................................................................... 3.1


 Ring Types ................................................................................................ 3.1
 Alcatel 8 and 9 Series Specific Parameter .................................... 3.2
 Call Priority ............................................................................................... 3.2

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1.1 Overview
On analog, Reflexes and Alcatel 8 and 9 series sets, ringing frequency and melody can be
adapted to identify the type of incoming calls (internal, external, appointment reminder, other).






    
   

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2.1 On Analog Sets


On analog sets, a call can be distinguished as being:
- Internal (local or ABC network)
- External
- Appointment reminder
- Attendant or priority
- Following call forwarding
- Following a reminder

2.2 On Reflexes and Alcatel 8 and 9 Series Sets


On Reflexes sets, a user can choose the melody and volume of the ringer (see user guides of
concerned sets). The manager can assign particular rings (melody and cadence) for particular
types of calls:
- Internal (local or ABC network)
- External
- Manager type (in a manager/assistant (assistant) configuration: see module
Manager/assistant sets - Overview )
- Priority (for local internal calls only)
Note 1: A call's priority is based on the hierarchical level of the set, as defined by the PCX manager.

Note 2: On Alcatel 8 and 9 series sets, a specific parameter validates this configuration.






    
   

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3.1 Tones
For tone management of analog sets, the concerned tones are:
- No. 29 (AUXSONLO): ring for local calls
- No. 30 (AUXSONR): ring for external calls
- No. 31 (AUXSONRV): forwarded set ring
- No. 32 (AUXSORAP): automatic callback ring
- No. 33 (AUXSONOP): attendant ring
- No. 34 (AUXSONRDV): appointment reminder ring
To modify tones, see module Tones - Overview .

3.2 Ring Types


Ring type configuration is managed at system installation level.
1. Select System > Other System Param.
2. Review/modify the following attributes:
Melody Ringing Type To distinguish between ring melodies for different types
of calls, you can select either:
• 1: internal, external and “manager” calls have
different melody ring types.
• 2: internal and external calls have the same melody.
In manager/assistant (assistant) configuration,
“manager” calls to the assistant set have a different
melody.
• 3: all calls have the same melody.
Int.Call Ringing Cadence No. For each of these 3 attributes, select one of the options
Ext.Call Ringing Cadence No. below:
Executive Type Ringing Cadence • 1: standard ring (1.5 sec/3.5 sec).
No. • 2: double pulse (0.5 sec/3.5 sec).
Priority Call Cadence No. • 3: triple pulse (0.25 sec/2.048 sec).
• 4: continuous ring.
• 5: 0.35/0.35 sec.
• 6: (0.5 sec/0.5 sec).
• 7: tone 193.
Note: This tone (193) is reserved for digital sets, users of
such sets can personalize it (see user guides for
concerned sets).

3. Confirm your entries






     
   

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3.3 Alcatel 8 and 9 Series Specific Parameter


The ring type configuration is implemented according to the status of a specific parameter.
1. Select Alcatel 8&9 Series > Alcatel 8&9 classes of service > Phone COS
2. Review/modify the following attribute:
Phone COS Enter the phone COS of the set to modify
Ringing Cadencing YES: the cadencing defined above is used. Default
value: no.

3. Confirm your entry


4. Ensure the set to modify uses the correct phone COS
a. Select Users > Alcatel 8&9 Series Parameters
b. Review/modify the following attribute:
Directory Number Enter the user's directory number
Phone COS If necessary, modify the number of the phone COS for this
set

c. Confirm your entry

3.4 Call Priority


1. Select Users
2. Review/modify the following attributes:
Directory Number Enter the user's directory number.
Calls Priority Enter a value between 1 and 255 (0 being the
initialization value). If the caller has a higher priority level
than that of the person called, ringing of the person
called will be different. This allows users to distinguish
between call types (higher or lower priority). The ring
type is defined by the Executive Type Ringing
Cadence No. attribute (shown above).

• Calls from users of a same priority (different from 0) are indicated by a “manager”
cadence.
• Calls from users of a same priority, when this priority is 0, are indicated by a standard
cadence.
• When the called user is of a lower priority, the set rings with a “manager” cadence
type.
• When the called user is of a higher priority, the set rings with a standard cadence type.
3. Confirm your entries

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