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L-3 Communications
Communication Systems – East
One Federal Street
Camden, NJ 08103-1013
SECURE TERMINAL EQUIPMENT (STE)
USER’S MANUAL
Release 2.6
Rev A January 2008
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS SU
BJECT TO THE U.S. EXPORT CONTROL LAWS
AND MAY NOT BE EXPORTED, RELEASED, OR DISC
LOSED TO FOREIGN PERSONS INSIDE OR
OUTSIDE THE U.S. WITHOUT OB
TAINING PROPER APPROVALS.
Control Number: K000
11722
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Table of Contents
default chapter
9
Revision Log
9
Table of Contents
13
List of Illustrations
18
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
27
Office Ste and Tactical Ste Desk Sets
27
Figure 1-1. STE Configurations
27
Data Ste and Ste-R Terminals
28
Figure 1-2. Typical Office/Tactical STE Desk Set
28
L-3 Ste Service Center
29
Figure 1-3. Typical Data STE, STE-R and STE-RT
29
Figure 1-4. Typical CEU and STE-RI
29
Technical Specifications
30
Table 1-1. Technical Specifications
30
Safety Instructions
31
Chapter 2 INSTALLATION
33
Unpacking
33
Inspection and Inventory
33
Table 2-1. Office STE Packing Container Contents
33
Table 2-2. Tactical STE Packing Container Contents
33
Table 2-3. Data STE Packing Container Contents
34
Table 2-4. STE-R Packing Container Contents
34
Table 2-5. STE-RT Packing Container Contents
34
Table 2-6. STE-RI Packing Container Contents
34
Table 2-7. CEU Packing Container Contents
34
Ste Arrangement
35
2-2.1 Ports and Controls Located in the STE Rear Panel
35
Figure 2-1. STE Rear Views
35
2-2.2 Ports Located in the Wedges
36
General Pre-Installation Requirements
36
Power Port Pre-Installation Requirements
37
Console Port Pre-Installation Requirement
37
Table 2-8. Power Port Pin-Out
37
Table 2-9. Power Requirements
37
2-3.3 Red Audio Port Pre-Installation Requirements
38
Table 2-10. Console Port Connector Pin-Out
38
Table 2-11. Console Cable Pin-Out
38
Table 2-12. Red Audio Port Pin-Out
38
Table 2-13. Audio Specifications
38
General Installation Procedures
39
2-4.1 Wall Mounting Instructions for Office and Tactical Stes
39
Figure 2-2. Wall Mounting Plate and Wedge Positioning
40
2-4.2 Install Handset
41
2-4.3 Connect the Console Terminal
41
2-4.4 Connect Power
41
Figure 2-3. Handset Cradle
41
2-4.5 Install, Program, and Connect Service(S)
42
Figure 2-4 Terminal Resetting
42
Figure 2-5 Terminal Reset - Continue
42
Install Isdn
43
2-5.1 ISDN Pre-Installation Requirements
43
Table 2-14. ISDN Service Installation Information
43
2-5.2 Set ACTIVE NETWORK PORT to ISDN
45
Table 2-15. ISDN Connector Pin-Outs
45
Table 2-16. Active Network Port - ISDN
45
Figure 2-6. TERMINAL MANAGEMENT Menu
46
Figure 2-7. NETWORK SETTINGS Menu
46
Figure 2-8. ACTIVE NETWORK PORT: ISDN Menu
46
Set the ISDN SWITCH TYPE
47
Set SERVICE PROFILE ID (SPID) #1
47
Figure 2-9. SWITCH TYPE Menu
47
Figure 2-10. SERVICE PROFILE ID #1 (SPID) Menu
47
Figure 2-11. ENTER SERVICE PROFILE ID (SPID) #1 Menu
47
Set DIRECTORY NUMBER #1
48
Set SERVICE PROFILE ID (SPID) #2
48
Set DIRECTORY NUMBER #2
48
Figure 2-12. DIRECTORY NUMBER #1 Menu
48
Figure 2-13. ENTER DIRECTORY NUMBER #1 Menu
48
2-5.8 Set FEATURE CODES
49
Figure 2-14. FEATURE CODES Menu
49
Figure 2-15. CONFERENCE FEATURE CODE Menu
49
Figure 2-16. ENTER CONFERENCE FEATURE CODE Menu
49
Figure 2-17. TRANSFER FEATURE CODE Menu
50
Figure 2-18. ENTER TRANSFER FEATURE CODE
50
Figure 2-19. DROP FEATURE CODE Menu
50
Advanced Terminal Settings for Installation Personnel (Isdn)
51
Figure 2-20. ENTER DROP FEATURE CODE: Menu
51
Figure 2-21. ADVANCED TERMINAL SETTINGS for INSTALLATION PERSONNEL Menu
51
Figure 2-22. STU-III ACK/NACK: ENABLED Menu
52
Figure 2-23. STU/SCIP EXTENDED TIMEOUT: Menu
52
Figure 2-24. STU/SCIP EXTENDED TIMEOUT: Menu
52
Figure 2-25. STE EXTENDED TIMEOUT: Menu
53
Figure 2-26. ENTER STE EXTENDED TIMEOUT Menu
53
Figure 2-27. Fade Timeout Menu
54
Figure 2-28. ENTER FADE TIMEOUT Menu
54
Figure 2-29. INITIATE DIRECT DIAL Menu
54
Figure 2-30. INITIATE STE on VOICE BEARER Menu
55
Figure 2-31. Receive STE-210 Secure Dial Display
55
2-5.10 Connect ISDN Port
56
Install Pstn
56
2-6.1 PSTN Pre-Installation Requirements
56
Figure 2-32. ISDN ECHO Cancellation Display
56
2-6.2 Set ACTIVE NETWORK PORT to PSTN
57
Figure 2-33. TERMINAL MANAGEMENT Menu
57
Table 2-17. PSTN Connector Pin-Outs
57
Table 2-18. Active Network Port - PSTN
57
Figure 2-34. NETWORK SETTINGS Menu
58
Figure 2-35. ACTIVE NETWORK PORT: PSTN Menu
58
Figure 2-36. International PSTN Wedge Arrangement
59
Table 2-19. International PSTN Wedge Characteristic Settings
59
2-6.3 Configure the International STE for PSTN Operation
60
Figure 2-37. ADVANCED PSTN SETTINGS for INSTALLATION PERSONNEL Menu
60
Figure 2-38. PSTN COUNTRY SELECTION Menu
61
Table 2-20. International PSTN Wedge Default Settings
61
Figure 2-39. MODEM OUTPUT LEVEL Menu
62
Figure 2-40. ENTER MODEM OUTPUT LEVEL Menu
62
Figure 2-41. MODEM REFERENCE LEVEL Menu
62
Figure 2-42. PRE-EMPHASIS CURVE Menu
63
Figure 2-43. DTMF LEVELS Menu
63
Figure 2-44. HOOKFLASH DURATION Menu
63
2-6.4 Set PSTN DIALING MODE
64
2-6.5 Set PREEMPT TONE DETECTION
64
Advanced Terminal Settings for Installation Personnel (Pstn)
64
Figure 2-45. DIALING MODE Menu
64
Figure 2-46. PREEMPT TONE DETECTION Menu
64
Figure 2-47. ADVANCED TERMINAL SETTINGS for INSTALLATION PERSONNEL Menu
64
Figure 2-48. STU-III ACK/NACK Menu
65
Figure 2-49. STU/SCIP EXTENDED TIMEOUT Menu
65
Figure 2-50. STU/SCIP EXTENDED TIMEOUT Menu
65
Figure 2-51. FADE TIMEOUT Menu
66
Figure 2-52. ENTER FADE TIMEOUT Menu
66
2-6.7 Connect PSTN Port
67
Install Tri-Tac
67
2-7.1 TRI-TAC Pre-Installation Requirements
67
Table 2-21. TRI-TAC Connector Pin-Outs
67
2-7.2 Set the ACTIVE NETWORK PORT to TRI-TAC
68
Figure 2-53. Tactical Wedge Adapter Assembly
68
Table 2-22. Active Network Port - TRI-TAC
68
Advanced Terminal Settings for Installation Personnel (Tri-Tac)
69
Figure 2-54. TERMINAL MANAGEMENT Menu
69
Figure 2-55. NETWORK SETTINGS Menu
69
Figure 2-56. ACTIVE NETWORK PORT: TRI-TAC
69
Figure 2-57. ADVANCED TERMINAL SETTINGS for INSTALLATION PERSONNEL Menu
69
Figure 2-58. STU-III ACK/NACK Menu
70
Figure 2-59. STU/SCIP EXTENDED TIMEOUT Menu
70
Figure 2-60. Enter STU/SCIP EXTENDED TIMEOUT Menu
70
Figure 2-61. FADE TIMEOUT Menu
71
Figure 2-62. ENTER FADE TIMEOUT Menu
71
2-7.4 Connect TRI-TAC Port
72
Install Bdi
72
2-8.1 BDI (EIA-530A/EIA-232) Pre-Installation Requirements
72
Figure 2-63. INITIATE STU MODEM SIGNALING Menu
72
2-8.2 Set the ACTIVE NETWORK PORT to EIA-232 or EIA-530A
73
Table 2-23. BDI (EIA-530A/EIA-232) Connector Pin-Outs
73
Table 2-24. Active Network Port - BDI
73
Set NETWORK RATE
74
Figure 2-64. TERMINAL MANAGEMENT Menu
74
Figure 2-65. NETWORK SETTINGS Menu
74
Figure 2-66. ACTIVE NETWORK PORT: BDI-232
74
Figure 2-67. NETWORK RATE Menu
74
Set DCE READY
75
Advanced Terminal Settings for Installation Personnel (Bdi)
75
Figure 2-68. DCE READY Menu
75
Figure 2-69. ADVANCED TERMINAL SETTINGS for INSTALLATION PERSONNEL Menu
75
Figure 2-70. STU-III ACK/NACK Menu
76
Figure 2-71. STU-III EXTENDED TIMEOUT Menu
76
Figure 2-72. STU-III EXTENDED TIMEOUT Menu
76
2-8.6 Connect BDI Port
77
Figure 2-73. FADE TIMEOUT Menu
77
Figure 2-74. ENTER FADE TIMEOUT Menu
77
Red Serial Data Port 1
78
Red Serial Data Port 2
78
2-11. Initial Operational Call
78
Table 2-25. Red Serial Data Port Pin-Outs
78
Figure 2-75. Initial Call - SECURE COMMUNICATIONS DISABLED Menu
79
Figure 2-76. Initial Call - NON-SECURE MODE Dial Menu
79
Figure 2-77. Initial Call - ALERTING Menu
79
Figure 2-78. Initial Call - NON-SECURE MODE Menu
79
Chapter 3 CONTROLS, INDICATORS and INTERFACES
81
Office and Tactical Ste Desk Set Overview
81
3-1.1 Crypto Card Slot
81
3-1.2 Crypto Card Ejector Button
81
3-1.3 Front Panel
81
Figure 3-1. Office and Tactical Desk Set Overview
81
Figure 3-2. Office and Tactical STE Desk Set Front Panel
83
Figure 3-3. Alphanumeric Display Arrangement
83
Figure 3-4. Scrollable Display
84
Figure 3-5. Soft Key Selection Display
84
Figure 3-6. Acknowledgement Display
85
Figure 3-7. Data Entry Display
85
3-1.4 Terminal Reset
87
3-1.5 Audible Alerts
87
Ceu, Data Ste, Ste-R, Ste-Ri, Ste-Rt Overview
87
3-2.1 Front Panel
87
Figure 3-8. CEU, Data STE, STE-R, STE-RI and STE-RT Front Panel
88
3-2.2 Ste Tool/Ste Virtual Front Panel
89
Figure 3-9. Virtual Front Panel
90
Chapter 4 TPA FUNCTIONS
93
Class of Users
93
4-1.1 Tpa
93
4-1.2 User
93
Fortezza Plus Krypton™ Enhanced Cryptocard
93
4-2.1 Crypto Card States and Functions
94
4-2.2 TPA Card
95
Figure 4-3. TPA Establishment
97
Figure 4-4. STE TPA Setup Display
97
4-2.3 User Card
98
Figure 4-5. TERMINAL MANAGEMENT Menu
98
Figure 4-6. NETWORK SETTINGS Menu
98
Figure 4-7. TERMINAL PRIVILEGES, ASSOCIATION and SOFTWARE UPDATE MANAGEMENT
99
Figure 4-8. VALIDATING TPA CRYPTO CARD Menu
99
Figure 4-9. TERMINAL CONFIGURATION CONTROL Menu
99
Figure 4-10. REMOVE ASSOCIATION by NUMBER/CREATE a NEW ASSOCIATION Menu
100
Figure 4-11. CREATE ASSOCIATION Menu
100
Figure 4-12. CREATE ASSOCIATION COMPLETE Menu
100
4-2.4 Carry Card
101
Figure 4-13. Create User Card
101
Figure 4-14. REMOVE CRYPTO CARD ASSOCIATION/PREPARE REMOTE ASSOCIATION Menu
102
Figure 4-15. PREPARE REMOTE ASSOCIATION Menu
102
Figure 4-16. Prepare Remote Association - User Card
103
Figure 4-17. PREPARE REMOTE ASSOCIATION Menu
103
Figure 4-18. PREPARE REMOTE Association/Complete Menu
104
Figure 4-19. Associated Carry Card
105
Transfer Tpa Privileges
106
Figure 4-20. User Card - Dual Association
106
4-3.1 Install TPA Password
107
4-3.2 Transfer Privileges
107
Figure 4-21. CHANGE TPA PASSWORD Menu
107
Figure 4-22. ENTER NEW TPA PASSWORD Menu
107
MENU Hierarchy
108
Figure 4-23. TRANSFER TPA PRIVILEGES Menu
108
Figure 4-24. ENTER TPA PASSWORD Menu
108
Figure 4-25. TPA ESTABLISHMENT SUCCESSFUL Menu
108
Figure 4-26. TERMINAL MANAGEMENT Menu
109
Figure 4-27. CRYPTO CARD MANAGEMENT Menu
109
Figure 4-28. ZEROIZE TERMINAL Menu
109
TERMINAL PRIVILEGES, ASSOCIATION, and SOFTWARE UPDATE MANAGEMENT - TPA Settings
110
Table 4-1. Terminal Privilege Defaults
110
4-5.1 Terminal Configuration Control
111
Figure 4-29. TERMINAL PRIVILEGES, ASSOCIATION and SOFTWARE UPDATE MANAGEMENT Menu
111
Figure 4-30. TERMINAL CONFIGURATION CONTROL Menu
111
Figure 4-31. INITIAL SECURE MODE Menu
112
Figure 4-32. REMOTE CONTROL Menu
112
Figure 4-33. REMOTE AUTHENTICATION (DISABLED) Menu
113
Figure 4-34. REMOTE AUTHENTICATION (ENABLED) Menu
114
Figure 4-35. REMOTE NON-SECURE VOICE (DISABLED) Menu
114
Figure 4-36. REMOTE NON-SECURE VOICE Menu
114
4-5.2 Secure Access Control System (SACS)
115
Figure 4-37. CARD PRIVILEGES Menu
115
Figure 4-38. SECURE ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM Menu
115
Figure 4-39. Secure Data Applications Menu
116
Figure 4-40. Secure Data ACL Menu
116
Figure 4-41. Secure Data Security Level Menu
117
Figure 4-42. Secure Data Minimum Security Level Menu
117
Figure 4-43. Secure Data Maximum Security Level Menu
118
Figure 4-44. Secure Voice Application Menu
118
Figure 4-45. Secure Voice ACL Menu
118
Figure 4-46. Secure Voice Security Level Menu
119
Figure 4-47. Secure Voice Minimum Security Level Menu
119
Figure 4-48. Secure Voice Maximum Security Level Menu
120
Figure 4-49. Access Control List Menu
120
Figure 4-50. Edit Access Control List
121
Figure 4-51. Add ACL Elements Menu
121
Figure 4-52. Enter DAO Code Menu
121
Figure 4-53. Enter DAO Code Confirmation Menu
123
Figure 4-54. Enter KMID Menu
123
Figure 4-55. Remove ACL Elements Menu
123
Figure 4-56. Remove DAO Code Confirmation Menu
124
Figure 4-57. DAO Code Removed Menu
124
Figure 4-58. Enter KMID Menu
125
Figure 4-59. Remove KMID Confirm Menu
125
Figure 4-60. KMID Removed Menu
125
4-5.3 Speakerphone Control
126
Figure 4-61. Remove All ACL Elements Menu
126
Figure 4-62. All ACL Elements Removed Menu
126
Figure 4-63. Speakerphone Control Menu
126
4-5.4 Remove Association by Number/Create a New Association
127
Figure 4-64. Non-Secure Speakerphone Menu
127
Figure 4-65. Secure Speakerphone Menu
127
Figure 4-66. Remove Association by Number/Create a New Association Menu
128
Figure 4-67. View Association/Remove Association Menu
128
Figure 4-68. Enter Crypto Card Serial Number Menu
129
Figure 4-69. Remove Crypto Card Association Confirmation Menu
129
Figure 4-70. Association Removed Menu
129
4-5.5 Update Software
130
Figure 4-71. Software Version Menu
130
Table 4-2. Software Versions History
131
Chapter 5 USER FUNCTIONS
133
User Settings
133
Figure 5-1. Terminal Management Menu
133
Table 5-1. Miscellaneous Variables/Features
133
5-1.1 Terminal Audit Information
134
Figure 5-2. Network Settings Menu
134
Figure 5-3. Terminal Privileges, Association and Software Update Management Menu
134
Figure 5-4. Terminal Audit Information Menu
134
Figure 5-5. Software Update Tpa/Configuration TPA Menu
135
Figure 5-6. Current Tpa:/Software Serial # Menu
135
5-1.2 Remove Crypto Card Association/Prepare Remote Association
136
Figure 5-7. Release Identifier
136
Figure 5-8. Software Version Menu
136
Figure 5-9. NP Memory Display
136
Figure 5-10. Remove Crypto Card Association/Prepare Remote Association Menu
137
Figure 5-11. Insert Crypto Card Menu
137
Figure 5-12. Remove Terminal/Card Association Menu
137
5-1.3 Transfer TPA Privileges
138
5-1.4 Audible Alerts
138
5-1.5 Terminal Control
138
Figure 5-13. Audible Alerts Menu
138
5-1.6 Auto-Answer
139
Figure 5-14. Terminal Control Menus
139
5-1.7 Data Port
140
Figure 5-16. Rings before Auto Answer Menu
140
Figure 5-17. Enter Auto Answer Rings Menu
140
Figure 5-18. Data Port Menu
140
5-1.8 Remote Control Data Port Rate
141
5-1.9 Handset Sidetone
141
Figure 5-19. Remote Control Data Port Rate Menu
141
5-1.10 Ring Selection
142
5-1.11 Terminal Tests
142
Figure 5-20. Handset Sidetone Menu
142
Figure 5-21. Ring Selection Menu
142
Figure 5-22. Initiate Terminal Test/Initiate Front Panel Test Menu
143
Figure 5-23. Failure Codes Menu
143
View Tpa Settings
144
Figure 5-24. Press any Key Menu
144
Figure 5-25. Terminal Configuration Control Menu
144
Figure 5-26. Initial Secure Mode Menu
145
Figure 5-27. Remote Control Menu
145
Figure 5-28. Card Privileges Menu
145
Figure 5-29. Secure Access Control System Menu
146
Figure 5-30. Secure Data Application Menu
146
Figure 5-31. Secure Data ACL Menu
147
Figure 5-32. Secure Data Maximum/Minimum Security Level Menu
147
Figure 5-33. Secure Voice Application Menu
147
Figure 5-34. Secure Voice ACL Menu
148
Figure 5-35. Secure Voice Maximum/Minimum Security Level Menu
148
Figure 5-36. Access Control List Menu
148
Figure 5-37. View Access Control List Menu
149
Figure 5-38. ACL Daos Menu
149
Figure 5-39. ACL Kmids Menu
149
Figure 5-40. Speakerphone Control Menu
150
Figure 5-41. Non-Secure Speakerphone Menu
150
MODE Hierarchy
151
5-3.1 On-Hook Mode Settings
151
Figure 5-42. Secure Speakerphone Menu
151
Figure 5-43. Secure Signaling Mode Menu
151
Figure 5-44. Mode Setting Menu
152
Figure 5-45. Secure Data (Mode) Menu
152
Figure 5-46. Secure Data (Rate) Menu
153
Figure 5-47. Secure Voice Menu
153
5-3.2 Off-Hook Settings
154
Figure 5-48. SCIP Line Quality Menu
154
Speed Dial Keys
155
Figure 5-49. Speed Dial Number Entry Menu
155
Figure 5-50. Speed Dial Number Action Menu
155
Chapter 6 CRYPTO CARD MANAGEMENT
157
Crypto Card Management Privileges
157
Figure 6-1. Crypto Card Management Menu
157
Figure 6-2. Card Management Privileges Menu
157
Rekey Functions
158
6-2.1 Update Rekey Phone Number/Perform Rekey
158
Figure 6-3. Rekey Functions Menu
158
Figure 6-4. Update Rekey Phone Number / Perform Rekey Menu
158
Figure 6-5. Update Stored Phone Number Menu
159
Figure 6-6. STU-III Enter New Number to Change Menu
159
Figure 6-7. STU-III New Number Entry Menu
159
Figure 6-8. SDNS Rekey Phone Number / Select Type Menu
160
Figure 6-9. SDNS Enter New Number to Change Menu
160
6-2.2 Perform Rekey
161
Figure 6-10. SDNS New Number Entry Number
161
Figure 6-11. Perform Rekey - Invalid Card Menu
162
Figure 6-12. Perform Rekey Menu
162
Figure 6-13. STU-III Rekey Mode Menu
163
Figure 6-14. STU-III ISDN STU-III Rekey in Progress "Proceeding To" Menu
163
Figure 6-15. ISDN STU-III Rekey in Progress "Alerting" Menu
163
Figure 6-16. ISDN STU-III Rekey in Progress "Non-Secure To" Menu
163
Figure 6-17. ISDN, PSTN or TRI-TAC STU-III Rekey in Progress "Going Secure To" Menu
164
Figure 6-18. ISDN, PSTN or TRI-TAC STU-III Rekey in Progress "Classification" Menu
164
Figure 6-19. ISDN, PSTN or TRI-TAC STU-III Rekey in Progress "Key ID" Menu
164
Figure 6-20. ISDN, PSTN or TRI-TAC STU-III Rekey in Progress "Key Exp." Menu
164
Figure 6-21. ISDN, PSTN or TRI-TAC STU-III Rekey in Progress "Key Class." Menu
164
Figure 6-22. ISDN, PSTN or TRI-TAC STU-III Rekey in Progress "DAO Code" Menu
165
Figure 6-23. ISDN, PSTN or TRI-TAC STU-III Rekey in Progress "Caller ID" Menu
165
Figure 6-24. STU-III Rekey Successful
165
Figure 6-25. SDNS Rekey Mode - Select Type Menu
166
Figure 6-26. SDNS Rekey Mode - Dial: Menu
166
Figure 6-27. STE ISDN Rekey in Progress "Proceeding To" Menu
167
Figure 6-28. STE ISDN Rekey in Progress "Alerting" Menu
167
Figure 6-29. STE ISDN Rekey in Progress "Non-Secure To" Menu
167
Figure 6-30. STE ISDN/STE SCIP Rekey in Progress "Going Secure To" Menu
167
Figure 6-31. SDNS Rekey in Progress Status Menu
167
View Card Key Data
168
6-3.1 View STU-III Key Data
168
Figure 6-32. SDNS Rekey Successful Menu
168
Figure 6-33. View Card Key Data Menu
168
Figure 6-34. STU-III Key Data/Key ID Menu
169
Figure 6-35. STU-III Key Data/Dao Code Menu
169
Figure 6-36. STU-III Key Data/Key Classification Menu
169
Figure 6-37. STU-III Key Data/Key Exp. Date Menu
170
Figure 6-38. STU-III Key Data/Dao Descriptor Menu
170
Figure 6-39. STU-III Key Data/Key State Menu
170
6-3.2 View SDNS Key Data
171
Figure 6-40. SDNS Key Data/Key ID Menu
171
Figure 6-41. SDNS Key Data/Dao Code Menu
171
Figure 6-42. SDNS Key Data/Key Classification Menu
172
Figure 6-43. SDNS Key Data/Special ID Field Menu
172
Figure 6-44. SDNS Key Data/Key Expiration Date Menu
173
Figure 6-45. SDNS Key Data/Dao Descriptor Menu
173
Figure 6-46. SDNS Key Data/Universal ID
173
Figure 6-47. SDNS Key Type Menu
174
Figure 6-48. SDNS Key Data/Universal Edition Menu
174
Zeroize Key
175
Figure 6-49. SDNS Key Data/Key State Menu
175
Figure 6-50. Zeroize Key Menu
175
Figure 6-51. Zeroize Specific Key Menu
176
Figure 6-52. Confirm Zeroize Specific Key Menu
176
Figure 6-53. Key Zeroized Menu
176
Remove Terminal/Card Association
177
Figure 6-54. Remove Terminal/Card Association Menu
177
Figure 6-55. Remove Terminal/Card Association Confirm-Abort Menu
177
View Ckl/CIM
178
Figure 6-56. Association Removed Menu
178
Figure 6-57. Terminal and Card Not Associated Menu
178
6-6.1 View CKL Version
179
6-6.2 View CIM Version
179
Figure 6-58. View CKL/CIM Version Numbers Menu
179
Figure 6-59. CKL Version Number Menu
179
Figure 6-60. CIM Version Number Menu
179
Zeroize Terminal
180
Figure 6-61. Zeroize Terminal Menu
180
Figure 6-62. Zeroize Confirm Menu
180
Chapter 7 CALLS
183
General Management
183
Voice Call Management Overview
184
Table 7-1. Secure Voice Call Service
184
Crypto Card Insertion/Removal
185
Table 7-2. Secure Data Call Service
185
7-1.3 Initiating Voice Calls
186
7-1.4 Special Dialing Procedures
186
7-1.5 In-Call Operations
187
7-1.6 Terminating a Call
188
Pstn Voice Calls
188
7-2.1 PSTN - Initiating Calls
188
Figure 7-1. PSTN Auto-Secure Off-Hook Menu
188
Figure 7-2. PSTN Traditional Off-Hook Menu
188
7-2.2 PSTN - Answering Calls
189
Figure 7-3. PSTN Secure-Only Off-Hook Menu
189
Figure 7-4. PSTN Incoming Call Menu
189
7-2.3 PSTN - Call Hold
190
7-2.4 PSTN - Call Transfer
190
7-2.5 PSTN - Conference Call
190
Figure 7-5. PSTN Incoming Call - Off-Hook Menu
190
Isdn Voice Calls
191
7-3.1 Achieving the Highest Quality of ISDN Service
191
7-3.2 ISDN - Initiating Calls
191
Figure 7-6. ISDN Auto-Secure Off-Hook Menu
191
Figure 7-7. ISDN Traditional Off-Hook Menu
192
Off-Hook Menu ISDN - Answering Calls
193
Figure 7-8. ISDN Secure-Only Off-Hook Menu
193
Figure 7-9. ISDN Incoming Call Menu
193
Figure 7-10. ISDN Incoming Call Off-Hook Menu
194
ISDN - Non-Secure Call Hold
195
ISDN - Secure Call Hold
195
ISDN - Call Transfer
195
7-3.7 ISDN - Conference Call
196
7-3.8 ISDN - STE Secure Casual Conference
196
Figure 7-11. STE Secure Casual Conference Network Diagram
196
Figure 7-12. Secure Casual Conference First Call Connect Menu
196
Figure 7-13. Secure Casual Conference Call Suspended Menu
197
Figure 7-14. Secure Casual Conference Second Call Menu
197
Figure 7-15. Secure Casual Conference Default Traffic Menu
197
Figure 7-16. Secure Casual Conference Downgrade Menu
198
7-3.9 ISDN - Managing Multiple Calls
199
Figure 7-17. Line 1 In-Progress Call Menu
199
Figure 7-18. Line 1 Call on Hold Menu
199
Figure 7-19. Line 2 Dial Menu
200
Figure 7-20. Line 2 Alerting Menu
200
Figure 7-21. Line 2 Call Connected Menu
200
Figure 7-22. Line 1 Active Call Menu
200
Figure 7-23. Line 1 Call In-Progress Menu
201
Figure 7-24. Line 2 Incoming Unanswered Call Menu
201
Figure 7-25. Line 1 Call In-Progress Menu
201
Figure 7-26. Line 1 Call Hold Menu
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Figure 7-27. Line 2 Call In-Progress Menu
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Figure 7-28. Line 2 Call on Hold Menu
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Figure 7-29. Line 1 Call In-Progress Menu
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Tri-Tac Voice Calls
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7-4.1 TRI-TAC - Initiating Calls
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Figure 7-30. Line 2 Call In-Progress Menu
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Figure 7-31. TRI-TAC Auto-Secure Off-Hook Menu
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7-4.2 TRI-TAC - Answering Calls
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Figure 7-32. TRI-TAC Traditional Off-Hook Menu
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Figure 7-33. TRI-TAC Secure-Only Off-Hook Menu
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7-4.3 TRI-TAC - Call Hold
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7-4.4 TRI-TAC - Call Transfer
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7-4.5 TRI-TAC - Conference Call
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7-4.6 TRI-TAC - Calls to and from PSTN Terminals
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Figure 7-34. TRI-TAC Incoming Call Menu
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Figure 7-35. TRI-TAC to PSTN Phone Call Diagram
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Bdi Voice Calls
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7-5.1 BDI - Initiating Calls
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Figure 7-36. BDI-To-BDI Connection Alerting Menu
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Figure 7-37. Modem Clear-Idle Display
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7-5.2 BDI - Answering Calls
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Table 7-3. Procedures for Initiating BDI Calls
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7-5.3 BDI - Call Hold
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7-5.4 BDI - Call Transfer
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7-5.5 BDI - Conference Call
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Voice Call Failures
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Figure 7-38. BDI Incoming Call Menu
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Table 7-4. STE Voice Call Failures and Displays
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Chapter 8 REMOTE CONTROL OPERATIONS
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General Information - Remote Control Operations
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Data Modes
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Table 8-1. Data STE Secure Modes
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8-2.1 Rate Negotiation
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Feature Settings for Remote Control
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8-3.1 Remote Control
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8-3.2 Terminal Control
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Auto_Answer
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8-3.4 Data Port
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Concept of Operation
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8-4.1 Remote Authentication
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8-4.2 Remote Control States
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Table 8-2. Configuration Commands
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8-4.3 Secure Dial
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Table 8-3. Summary of Result Codes
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At Interface
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8-5.1 General Rules of Operation
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8-5.2 at Commands
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Table 8-4. Command and Response Summary
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Table 8-5. Atdn Command Codes - Dial Parameters
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Table 8-6. S-Register Summary
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Remote Control Examples
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8-6.1 Dialing an Outgoing Call on PSTN
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8-6.2 Manually Answer an Incoming Call
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8-6.3 Auto_Answer an Incoming Call
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Chapter 9 8510 Capabilities
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Introduction
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9-1.1 Introducing the New STE-8510 Capabilities
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9-1.2 Organization of this Chapter
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Overview of New Features
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9-2.1 Description of New STE-8510 Features
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Figure 9-1. STE-8510 Buttons and Indicators
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Non-Secure Calling
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Switch Feature Support
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9-4.1 Common Switch Features
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9-4.2 5ESS Supported Features
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9-4.3 DEFINITY Supported Features
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5Ess Secure Calling
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9-5.1 Secure Voice Calls on 5ESS
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9-5.2 Secure Data Calls on 5ESS
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Figure 9-2. Data Bearer Call Annunciation
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Definity Secure Calling
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Table 9-1. DEFINITY STE-8510 Directory Number Usage
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9-6.1 Placing Secure Voice Calls on DEFINITY with STE-8510
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9-6.2 Receiving Secure Voice Calls on DEFINITY with STE-8510
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9-6.3 Secure Data Calls on DEFINITY
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Setting up Ste-8510
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9-7.1 Setting the STE 8510 Switch Type
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Figure 9-3. Default Switch Setting
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Figure 9-4. 5ESS-CUST Switch Setting
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Figure 9-5. STE-8510 Switch Setting
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Figure 9-6. Default Switch Setting
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Figure 9-7. 5ESS-CUST Switch Setting
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Figure 9-8. STE-8510 Switch Setting
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Figure 9-9. Service Profile ID #1 Menu
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Figure 9-10. Directory Number #1 Menu
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Figure 9-11. Last Call Appearance Assigned (3) Menu
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Figure 9-12. Last Call Appearance Assigned (4) Menu
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Figure 9-13. Last Call Appearance Assigned (1) Menu
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9-7.2 5ESS Configuration
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9-7.3 DEFINITY Configuration
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Figure 9-14. DEFINITY 8510 Station
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Figure 9-15. DEFINITY 8510 Station
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Figure 9-16. DEFINITY 8510 Station
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Figure 9-17. DEFINITY 8510 Station
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Chapter 10 EXTERNAL UTILITIES
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10-1. Install Acl from Computer
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10-1.1 Electronic ACL File Formats
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Table 10-1. STE File Special Characters
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10-1.2 Computer Setup
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10-1.3 Software Script
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Procedures to Load Electronic ACL Files
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10-2. Ste Toolset Program
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STE Toolset Program General Information
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Figure 10-1. ACL Installation Menu
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Figure 10-2. Software Download Log File
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10-2.2 STE Virtual Front Panel Tool
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Figure 10-3. STE Virtual Front Panel Tool
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Figure 10-4. STE Logfile Notepad Window
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Figure 10-5. STE Toolset Options ─ Terminal Type (Default Window)
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Figure 10-6. STE Toolset Options ─ Terminal Type
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Figure 10-7. STE Toolset Options ─ Comm Port
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Figure 10-8. STE Toolset Options ─ Debug/Flags
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Figure 10-9. STE Toolset Options ─ Override
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Figure 10-10. STE Toolset Help ─ about
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Figure 10-11. STE Local Control from a Distance
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10-2.3 Software Download Tool
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Chapter 11 USER MAINTENANCE
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11-1. Preventive Maintenance
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11-2. Cleaning
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11-3. Self Test and Software Verification
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11-4. Software Version Number
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11-5. Terminal Failure Indications
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Table 11-1. STE Failures and Displays
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11-6. Troubleshooting Guide
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Table 11-2. STE Failures and Displays
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Chapter 12 NOTES
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12-1. Warranty
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12-2. Fcc Information
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12-3. Ste Use in Canada
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12-4. Ce Declaration of Conformity
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Index
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FO 1. User/Installer Tree
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FO 2. User Tree
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FO 3. MODE Tree
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FO 4. TPA Tree
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