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Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone
Table of contents
  1. General information
  2. Prescribed use / Declaration of Conformity
  3. Note for wearers of hearing aids
  4. Industry Canada (Canada only)
  5. Installation
  6. Installing/removing a mounting bracket or rotary clip
  7. Aastra 630d - Headset: To remove the sealing cover
  8. USB and external charging connection
  9. Power supply / Power supply unit
  10. Precautions during use
  11. Commissioning
  12. Battery: Charging states
  13. Registration
  14. Function overview
  15. Display arrangement
  16. Softkey line and idle display
  17. Key functions
  18. Navigating in menus
  19. Editor
  20. Basic functions
  21. Acknowledging an appointment/alarm clock
  22. Illumination
  23. Automatic hide / Info window
  24. Editing lists
  26. Telephoning via the Bluetooth headset
  27. Mandown
  28. Telephoning
  29. Making internal / external calls
  30. Calling from your personal Phone book
  31. Ending calls
  32. Multiple connections
  33. Call forwarding
  34. Devices menu
  35. Phone book
  36. Profiles
  37. Key programming
  38. Appendix
  39. Declaration of Conformity
  40. Limited Waranty
  41. After Warranty Service
  42. Accessories
  43. Technical specifications
  44. Menu Structure
  45. Index
5000 first page preview

5000

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone
Table of contents
  1. aastra 630d
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5000

Brand: Aastra | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. INTRODUCTION
  4. TARGET AUDIENCE FOR THE DOCUMENT
  5. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
  6. ABBREVIATIONS
  7. TERMS AND EXPRESSIONS
  8. PRESENTATION
  9. FUNCTIONAL AND PHYSICAL ARCHITECTURE OF THE IPBXS
  10. Aastra XS/XL
  11. OVERVIEW OF THE FUNCTIONS
  12. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
  13. Internal description
  14. General description of AXL iPBXs
  15. General description of AXS iPBXs
  17. Physical description of an Aastra XS12 iPBX
  19. Physical description of an Aastra XS6 iPBX
  21. CHARACTERISTICS
  22. Environmental conditions
  23. CAPACITY
  24. PHYSICAL BREAKDOWN
  26. CONFIGURATION RULES
  27. A2XD and A3XD expansion cabinet
  28. AXL iPBX
  29. A2XL and A3XL expansion cabinets
  30. AXS/AXS12/AXS6 iPBX
  31. I-BUTTON DONGLE AND SOFTWARE LOCKING
  32. Command and processing unit
  33. Duplex and start logic function (Aastra XD only)
  34. Voice mail server function
  35. Connection to the communication networks and terminals
  36. Duplication (Aastra XD)
  37. Synchronisation chain (Plate 9.1)
  38. Management of the master/slave mode (multisite network)
  39. Defence chain
  40. Monitoring
  41. Self protection
  43. Internal monitoring of AXS/AXL/AXD
  44. Ventilation
  45. Standard configuration
  46. THE USER INTERFACE
  47. DESCRIPTION DES SOUS-ENSEMBLES
  48. Loading CLX cards
  49. POWER SUPPLY MODULE
  51. Hardware configuration
  52. ADS 300XD (AXD iPBX)
  54. Physical description (Figure 4.3 )
  55. Installation and wiring
  57. Physical description (Figure 4.5 )
  59. ADS 300X (AXL iPBX)
  63. ADS 150X (AXS and AXS12 iPBXs)
  65. UCV-D CARD
  66. AMT/PTD/PBX/0058/4/6/EN Installation and Maintenance Manual - Aastra
  68. Indicators
  69. Hardware and software configuration
  70. IUCV-D CARD
  72. Connectors
  75. RUCV-D CARD
  77. Connecting an expansion cabinet (A2XD)
  78. Connecting two expansion cabinets (A3XD)
  79. UCV-L CARD
  84. UCV-S CARDS
  88. EXT1-S CARD
  93. EXT1-S12 CARD
  97. EXT1-S6 CARD
  100. RUCV-L CARD
  103. RUCV-S CARD
  105. APPLICATION CARDS (CLX)
  109. Description of the signal processing daughter card
  110. LD4NX card
  111. ld4nx card
  115. LT2 card
  116. Physical description (see Figure 4.37 )
  119. PT2 card
  120. Physical description (see Figure 4.44 )
  123. CS1 card
  127. CA1 card
  128. Physical description (see Figure 4.48 )
  130. CP1 card
  131. Physical description (see Figure 4.49 )
  132. MUM card
  133. Physical description (see Figure 4.50 )
  135. EQUIPMENT CARDS
  136. Physical description (see Figure 4.51 )
  137. LA16X-8 card
  138. Physical description (see Figure 4.53 )
  139. LA8 card
  140. Physical description (see Figure 4.54 )
  141. LN16X card
  142. Physical description (see Figure 4.55 )
  143. LN16X-8 card
  144. Physical description (see Figure 4.56 )
  145. LN8 card
  147. LM8 card
  148. Physical description (see Figure 4.58 )
  149. LH8 card
  150. LH16X card
  152. LH16X-8 card
  154. LR4 card
  155. Physical description (see Figure 4.62 )
  158. LI1 card
  159. Physical description (see Figure 4.63 )
  162. BTX card
  164. PRESENTATION OF PERIPHERAL DEVICES
  165. ANALOGUE SETS
  166. Description
  167. COMPUTER TERMINALS
  168. ATTENDANT CONSOLES (ATDC)
  169. MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
  170. Installation
  172. INSTALLATION AND ACTIVATION
  173. Preliminary operations
  174. Environment
  175. Earth connection
  176. Installing an AXD cabinet
  177. Installing a cabinet (AXL, AXS, AXS12 and AXS6)
  178. Wiring (AXD, AXL, AXS, AXS12 and AXS6)
  179. Powering on the system
  180. Accessing Aastra Management Portal (User interface)
  182. the COM port (PPP protocol)
  183. Backup remote access to AMP in SSH mode
  184. Modifying the factory settings
  185. Resetting the manufacturer's password (in case of loss)
  186. Massive import from the massive creation form
  187. OPERATIONS ON A SITE ALREADY INSTALLED
  188. Handling cards
  189. Adding a CLX card (AXD, AXL, AXS, AXS12 and AXS6)
  190. Adding an equipment card (AXD, AXL, AXS, AXS12 and AXS6)
  191. Adding EIP cards to an UCV CPU card
  192. Adding EIP cards for AXD configuration
  193. Adding EIP card(s) for AXL, AXS, AXS12 and AXS6 configuration
  194. Adding an expansion cabinet
  195. Adding an expansion cabinet (AXL)
  196. Adding an AXD power module
  197. Changing to DUPLEX configuration for AXD
  198. STOPPING THE SYSTEM (AXD, AXL, AXS, AXS12 AND AXS6)
  199. VIEWING THE IP ADDRESS IN CASE OF LOSS (OFFLINE)
  200. UPDATING THE SOFTWARE OF A SIMPLEX AASTRA SYSTEM R5.1 TO R5.2
  201. Loading update files
  202. Switchover
  203. UPGRADING THE SOFTWARE OF A SIMPLEX AASTRA SYSTEM R5.2
  204. Restarting and validating the new version
  205. Upgrading the software from Aastra Management AM 7450
  206. UPGRADING AN AXD IN DUPLEX CONFIGURATION MODE
  207. ACCESSING THE USER INTERFACE VIA AN ANALOGUE MODEM
  208. ACCESSING THE USER INTERFACE (AMP) VIA AN ISDN MODEM
  209. ACCESSING THE USER INTERFACE (AMP) VIA AN ISDN ROUTER
  210. CARD
  211. Migration process
  212. Replacing the compact flash card
  213. Restoring data from the USB key
  214. MAINTENANCE
  215. Maintenance resources
  216. Preventive maintenance
  217. Restarting
  218. Interchangeable AXD iPBX subassemblies
  219. Interchangeable AXS/AXL iPBX subassemblies
  220. Interchangeable AXD/AXL/AXS/AXS12/AXS6 iPBX cables
  221. Interchangeable fuses
  222. Interchangeable cabinets (AXD iPBX with ADS350XD)
  223. ALARM MESSAGES AND CODES
  224. CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE
  225. Conventions used in the sheets
  226. List of E sheets
  228. INSTALLING AND USING THE IPS CARD
  229. FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAMS
  230. INSTALLING A5000 SERVER (NON-REDUNDANT)
  231. ACCESSING THE (AMP) USER INTERFACE
  232. DECLARING THE LICENCES FOR VIRTUAL A5000 SERVER
  235. ADDITIONAL CONFIGURATIONS
  236. UPGRADING AASTRA 5000 SERVER SOFTWARE R5.1 TO R5.2
  237. Checking the release of Red Hat Enterprise
  238. UPGRADING AASTRA 5000 SERVER R5.2 SOFTWARE
  239. Loading the application
  242. Via Aastra Management AM 7450
  243. APPENDICES
  244. ACTIVATING/DEACTIVATING SELINUX IN RED HAT 5
  245. CONFIGURING THE FIREWALL FOR ACS
  247. USING THE MASSIVE CREATION FORM
  248. Structure and content of the Excel form
  249. Backing up the file in .csv format
  250. External record creation tab
  251. Selection keys tab
  252. Multi-lines tab
5000 first page preview

5000

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone System
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Description of the phone
  6. Display symbols
  7. Navigation key
  8. Browsing the menu
  9. Correcting an entry
  10. Making a call
  11. Using the redial function (redialling of the last number called)
  12. Calling a party by name
  13. Notify an internal party
  14. Receiving a call
  15. Diverting calls to another extension
  16. During the call
  17. Placing the party on hold and resuming the call on another phone
  18. Transferring a call
  19. Switching between two parties
  20. Setting up a conference call
  21. Other features available during a call
  22. Abbreviated numbers
  23. Calling a personal abbreviated number
  24. Call logs
  25. Checking and calling from call logs
  26. Removing a record from the call lists
  27. Programmable keys
  28. Deleting, modifying and exiting the programming
  29. Call forwarding function
  30. Cancelling a forwarding
  31. Overriding the call forwarding function
  32. Message function
  33. Voicemail
  34. Defining call forwarding to the mailbox
  35. Programming the access codes on a programmable key
  36. Alarm function
  37. Checking and cancelling an alarm
  38. Do not disturb" function
  39. Overriding the "Do not disturb" function
  40. Locking the phone
  41. Calling an emergency number from a locked phone
  42. Phone settings
  43. Adjusting the screen contrast
  44. Choosing the language of the phone
  45. Other functions
  46. The squatt function
  47. The Login/Logout function
  48. Line protection function during data transmission
  49. Appendices
  50. Glossary (terms you should know)
  51. Troubleshooting Check
  52. Installation of the phone
  53. Unmounting the terminal
  54. Tips and safety
  55. Information for the user
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5000

Brand: Aastra | Category: Handsets
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Description of the phone
  6. Display symbols
  7. Fox keys
  8. Browsing the menu
  9. Alphanumeric keypad
  10. Making a call
  11. Using the redial function (redialling of the last number called)
  12. Calling a party by name
  13. Using the automatic callback function
  14. Notifying an internal party
  15. Receiving a call
  16. Diverting calls to another extension
  17. During the call
  18. Placing the party on hold and resuming the call on another phone
  19. Transferring a call
  20. Switching between two parties
  21. Setting up a conference call
  22. Ending a call
  23. Abbreviated numbers
  24. Modifying a personal abbreviated number
  25. Dialling a common abbreviated number
  26. Call lists
  27. Removing all records from a list
  28. Programmable keys
  29. Deleting, modifying and exiting the programming
  30. Call forwarding function
  31. Deactivate call forwarding
  32. Overriding the call forwarding function
  33. Message function
  34. Voicemail
  35. Defining call forwarding to the mailbox
  36. Programming the access codes on a programmable key
  37. Alarm function
  38. Checking and adding an alarm
  39. Checking and cancelling an alarm
  40. Do not disturb" function
  41. Overriding the "Do not disturb" function
  42. Locking the phone
  43. Making an emergency call from a locked phone
  44. Phone settings
  45. Adjusting the screen contrast
  46. Selecting the language of the phone
  47. Local settings
  48. Other functions
  49. Group deactivation
  50. The squatt function
  51. The Login/Logout function
  52. Line protection function during data transmission
  53. Appendices
  54. Glossary (terms you should know)
  55. Troubleshooting Check
  56. Installation of the phone
  57. Connecting the telephone
  58. Tips and safety
  59. Intended use
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