To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the FAULT LED on Karel DS200 PBX SPS200 is on?
If the FAULT LED on the SPS200 is illuminated, it indicates that a component within the system is consuming excessive power. To resolve this, shut down the Karel PBX system and thoroughly check for any errors or mistakes made during the installation process.
What to do if the light in the switch of Karel PBX SPS200 goes off?
If the light in the switch of the SPS200 goes off, it signifies that the SPS200 is defective. First, check the input fuses and replace them immediately if they are the problem. If the fuses are intact, then the SPS200 must be replaced immediately.
Why is the upper LED of one of the EX200 modules not on in my Karel DS200 PBX?
If the upper LED of an EX200 module is not lit, it is due to a short circuit in the line cables connected to that module. Check the cable for any short circuits.
What to do if the lower LED of any of the EX200 or EVM200L cards is not on in Karel DS200?
If the lower LED of any EX200 or EVM200L card isn't lit, cut power to that card via the operator telephone through programming. Replace the card with a new one, and then restore power to the new card, again through the operator telephone using programming.
What to do if there are problems with the LEDs of the CPU200, CCU, UTIL200 and SPS248 modules in Karel PBX?
If you observe issues with the LEDs on the CPU200, CCU, UTIL200, and SPS248 modules, cut power to the system. Replace the modules with the malfunctioning LEDs with new ones, and then restart the system.
Provides a definition of the DS200 modular digital telephone exchange.
Details the components and connectivity of the DS200 electronic telephone exchange.
Explains factory default tones and the hook flash action.
Defines extension, internal line number, and the operator's role.
Describes busy, special, and error tones, and the hook flash action.
Describes Hotel Room, External Number, Line Number, and ACD system.
Explains service usage, step-by-step actions, and special key controls.
Overview of user services and feature telephone sets.
Step-by-step guide for making an internal call.
Procedure for making an external call using an available line.
Procedure to make external calls using a chosen line, e.g., GSM gateway.
Feature to mark calls for later operations, distinguishing call types.
Group external calls using account codes for operations.
Make external calls using own code/password, cost reduction.
Procedure to redial the last called external number.
How to store numbers in private memory fields.
Procedure to call numbers stored in the private pool.
Procedure to call numbers stored in the common pool.
How to activate automatic redialing for the last dialed number.
Procedure to deactivate the last number auto-dialer service.
How to activate auto-dialer for a number recorded in the Private Pool.
Procedure to deactivate the Private Pool Auto-dialer.
How to activate auto-dialer for a number recorded in the Common Pool.
Using hook flash facility during a line call for services.
How to transfer a line to an extension with controlled access.
Procedure to introduce another extension into a conversation.
How to establish conferences with multiple participants (up to 16).
Steps to add additional participants to an ongoing conference.
Basic procedure for answering an incoming call.
How to answer a call ringing at another extension.
How to answer calls waiting in a busy extension's queue.
How to answer calls directed to your group.
How to put a call on hold and retrieve it.
Procedure for transferring calls after notifying the recipient.
Procedure for transferring calls without prior notification.
How to transfer a call to return to you after the recipient hangs up.
How to temporarily park a line conversation to perform other tasks.
How to retrieve a call parked by yourself.
How to retrieve a line parked by another extension.
How to retrieve a parked call from a different extension's phone.
How to join a busy extension's conversation, based on authorization.
Procedure to be notified when a busy line becomes available.
How to drop an occupied line for an urgent call.
How to signal a busy extension about an incoming call.
How to connect two lines, establishing a line-line connection.
How to increase the incoming voice level.
How to increase or decrease the outgoing voice level.
How to make local-battery telephones ring again.
How to activate and deactivate call forwarding to another extension.
How to forward calls to another extension even when not present.
Procedure to deactivate remote call forwarding.
How to forward calls to another extension if not answered after three rings.
How the secretary can activate/deactivate call forwarding for the executive.
How to lock your telephone with a password.
Procedure to cancel the defined telephone password.
How to change your current telephone password.
Procedure to lock a telephone with a password for security.
Procedure to unlock a locked telephone using the password.
How to make line calls when your telephone is locked by a password.
Make calls within authorization level using any telephone with password.
Ring calls simultaneously on group members or set tone on busy.
Use telephone as an alarm clock to warn at a certain time.
Make telephone ring only once and then halt for incoming calls.
Procedure to deactivate the Do Not Disturb service.
Monitor the room where your telephone is located.
Procedure to deactivate room monitoring.
Get notified of and pick up calls even when not at your place.
Procedure to deactivate the pager service.
Enable using a headset instead of a handset for intense telephone traffic.
Procedure to deactivate the headset user service.
Listen to music transmitted from an external source via telephone.
Procedure to stop listening to background music.
How to activate the system's door openers.
Send physical address of a connected telephone to serial printer or computer.
How to set the system date.
How to set the system time.
How to store telephone numbers in the Common Pool memory.
Procedure to switch the system into Night Mode.
How to set a wake-up time for an extension.
Procedure to deactivate the wake-up service before the warning time.
How to set wake-up times for multiple extensions simultaneously.
Procedure to deactivate group wake-up service.
Operator notifies an extension of a message or note.
How to update system parameters to recover normal operation.
Inform operator of room cleanness status from hotel room telephones.
Change the usage status of hotel rooms via operator telephone.
Query values entered through room status notification service.
Query status of rooms within a hotel room group.
Authorize hotel room extension for calls and reset pricing/call info.
Reset calling authorization and take total price record for hotel room.
Personnel notify operator of their current location within the hotel.
Call personnel who have notified their location.
Procedure to cancel the personnel location notification.
How to report minibar usage from a hotel room.
How to delete call records for a specific extension.
How to get a detailed call listing for a specific extension.
How to get a detailed listing of external calls.
Procedure to reset the call record counter.
How to get a total cost listing printout for an extension.
Send information to call record device from a specific location.
Examples of call record listing formats.
Detailed explanation of fields in call record listings.
How to leave a message to be announced when not at your place.
How to record a permanent absent message for frequent use.
How to put message off-line, on-line, or erase it.
How to leave a message if an extension is busy or absent.
How to listen to new messages left on your phone.
How to listen to all messages, new or old, in your voice mail box.
Make the exchange warn you with a message at a specific time.
Procedure to deactivate the timed message warning service.
Make the exchange warn you with a message daily at a specific time.
Procedure to deactivate the daily timed message warning service.
Procedure to erase all messages from the voice mail system.
Leave a message to an extension via the DISA line.
Listen to messages left via the DISA line.
General| Category | PBX |
|---|---|
| Max. Extensions | 16 |
| Weight | 2.5 kg |
| Type | Digital |
| Ports | 16 Extensions |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Humidity | 20% to 80% (non-condensing) |
