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General| Brand | LG-Ericsson |
|---|---|
| Model | iPECS SBG-1000 |
| Category | Gateway |
| Language | English |
Provides a high-level overview of the iPECS SBG-1000 system, its purpose, and capabilities.
Details the physical components included in the iPECS SBG-1000 package and available options.
Explains the structure and organization of the manual, detailing how features are presented.
Presents the capacity chart for the iPECS SBG-1000, outlining station and VoIP channel limits.
Provides a detailed description of the iPECS SBG-1000 hardware, including connection ports, buttons, and indicators.
Lists the environmental and power adaptor specifications for the iPECS SBG-1000.
Covers settings related to the system's date and time, including format control and ring modes.
Allows the attendant to select the date and time format displayed on LIP Phones.
Defines and controls system service modes, influencing ring assignments and privileges.
Manages ring assignments based on time of day and day of week (Day, Night, Timed).
Explains how users can re-route incoming calls to other stations, groups, or external numbers.
Allows pre-determined call forwarding destinations to be assigned in the system database.
Enables placing active CO calls in a holding location for easy access from any station.
Allows stations to answer incoming calls ringing at another station.
Describes how to answer specific calls ringing at another station directly.
Allows answering calls ringing at other stations within the same group.
Covers transferring calls between stations or to other CO lines, with or without announcements.
Details transferring CO or Intercom calls to other stations, screened or unscreened.
Explains transferring CO calls to another CO line, establishing an unsupervised conference.
Allows direct transfer of CO calls to a station's VSF voice mail box.
Notifies a busy station of a waiting call with a camp-on tone, allowing response.
Manages station access to outgoing CO lines based on CO Group Access programming.
Allows users to queue for busy CO lines, awaiting availability on a first-in, first-out basis.
Enables connecting three internal or external parties on a single call for conferences.
Allows programming a customer name for system identification in SMDR and database outputs.
Describes how to assign stations to block incoming system tones for analog data transmission.
Allows incoming CO calls to ring with a delay, giving other stations a chance to answer.
Routes incoming CO calls to the Auto Attendant after a delay, allowing other stations to answer first.
Details system diagnostics and maintenance routines accessible remotely or locally.
Enables placing intercom calls or selecting speed dials by searching for names.
Allows stations to block incoming CO and Intercom calls, transfers, and paging announcements.
Allows users to dial emergency numbers, overriding toll restrictions for immediate connection.
Enables administrators to assign codes for individual functions and features accessed via codes or buttons.
Details connecting industry-standard headsets to LIP Phones and configuring audio paths and ring signals.
Explains placing CO lines on a waiting state, allowing other stations access to the held call.
Describes the process of placing a call on system hold and retrieving it.
Manages call recalls when a held call is not answered within a specified timer.
Allows automatic placement of calls on hold when other feature buttons are pressed.
Uses caller ID to determine routing of incoming external calls based on programmed tables.
Supports T.38 protocol for transmitting fax tones over IP networks by translating them to digital signals.
Stores the last dialed number for redialing without needing to re-dial manually.
Delivers audio from a defined MOH source when a call is placed on hold.
Allows programming of MAC addresses to permit local device registration to the system.
Automatically connects stations to incoming calls by lifting the handset or pressing the speaker button.
Covers storing commonly dialed numbers for quick access using Individual and Common Speed Dial bins.
Prevents digits of speed dial numbers from being displayed on the LCD of LIP phones.
Allows users to store up to 20 commonly dialed numbers for easy access using individual bins.
Enables storage of commonly dialed numbers by Attendant or Administrator for station access.
Groups stations for incoming call routing and Call Pick-up purposes, supporting up to 12 groups.
Provides detailed information on incoming and outgoing calls, including cost estimation.
Displays estimated call costs on the LIP Phone LCD in place of call duration.
Details the structure and fields of SMDR records, providing information on calls and call details.
Records and reports on incoming calls that were abandoned or lost before being answered.
Covers accessing and modifying the system database using LIP Phone keypads and Flex buttons.
Allows Attendants to program system database items using the LIP Phone keypad and Flex buttons.
Provides access to the system database and configuration via a web browser interface.
Monitors and outputs various traffic statistics to evaluate system performance and identify issues.
Reports operational statistics specifically for Attendants, covering call handling and activity.
Provides call activity statistics through Hourly Call Reports, detailing completed calls per hour.
Generates statistics for system hardware resources, such as VSF usage, to monitor utilization.
Presents statistics on CO Group activity through summary and hourly reports for analysis.
Details the Voice Store & Forward (VSF) unit, supporting Auto Attendant, Voice Mail, and system announcements.
Describes the VSF unit's capabilities, including memory for announcements and messages.
Explains how calls can be routed to user-recorded VSF announcements for automated attendant functions.
Covers message storage, retrieval, and management within the VSF voice mail system.
Details how callers can leave voice messages, activate message waiting, and options for message handling.
Guides users on accessing and managing voice mail messages, including playback and options.
Allows remote users to access their voice mailboxes following local access procedures.
Provides options for accessing new/saved messages, settings, and other voice mail functions.
Configures sending email notifications for new voice messages, with optional wav file attachments.
Sets up backup stations to monitor and manage voice messages for other assigned stations.
Allows users to program mailbox settings, including security passwords and greetings.
Enables external users to activate or deactivate call forwarding for their station from within the VM system.
Configures the VSF to dial external numbers to notify users of new voice messages.
Allows callers to spell subscriber names using DTMF keys to be directed to their extensions.
Provides an option to record system greetings via Call Routing destination, assigned by administrator.
Offers an administrative interface for common VM tasks and recording broadcast messages for all mailboxes.
Marks mailboxes to play a greeting only, then returns caller to previous menu or hangs up.
Copies messages from an originating mailbox to another, with options for immediate or urgent copying/moving.
Allows administrative creation and assignment of Classes of Service (COS) to stations/mailboxes.
Enables users to record and send messages to other mailboxes with various delivery options.
Allows mailbox owners to set up groups of mailboxes for sending messages to multiple recipients at once.
Lets mailbox owners mark messages as private, urgent, or for delivery confirmation, preventing forwarding.
Allows marking messages for delivery confirmation, sending a notification upon message listening.
Allows users or attendants to set a wake-up time or desired alert time with audible and visual signals.
Assigns Flex buttons to show station status via Busy Lamp Field (BLF) indication.
Enables placing non-blocking intercom calls to other stations by dialing defined digits.
Allows LIP Phone users to place active Intercom calls on hold, receiving Music-on-Hold.
Enables users to change Intercom call signaling mode between Tone ring and Voice announce.
Places stations out-of-service with an error tone if no action is taken after off-hook or digit timeout.
Allows users to redial a busy station by dialing the last digit of its number.
Allows activating a Message Wait indication or requesting a Call Back when a station is busy or in DND.
Details activating Message Wait or requesting Call Back when a station is busy, in DND, or unanswered.
Sends periodic reminder tones to LIP Phones for message waits in queue while the station is idle.
Enables voice announcements to any or all system paging zones, grouping stations into zones.
Allows stations to connect and transmit voice announcements to paging zones or all call pages.
Allows any station to respond to a "Meet Me" Page request, connecting to the paging party.
Programs audible signals for incoming calls on specified CO lines, with separate assignments for Day, Night, and Timed modes.
Assures PSTN switching equipment has time to restore idle status by holding CO lines busy after release.
Covers support for Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and VoIP channels for connecting to external SIP networks.
Details SIP service for VoIP channels, enabling connection to external SIP networks for call services.
Receives calling and called party identification in SIP INVITE or ISDN setup messages for display and logging.
Assigns stations to notify users and allow call screening when calls are sent to a voice mailbox.
Allows station users to request retries for busy or no-answer external calls until connected or cancelled.
Automatically turns off the [SPEAKER] after certain features complete, returning the LIP Phone to idle.
Allows LIP Phones to access CO lines or circuits by pressing buttons, automatically activating speakerphone.
Enables users with LIP Phones to view a log of incoming, outgoing, and missed calls on the display.
Provides audible indication of incoming CO calls to busy LIP Phones, allowing call queuing.
Allows stations to reject ringing or off-hook calls by pressing the [DND] button, canceling DND upon returning to idle.
Allows programming telephone numbers directly to Flex buttons without needing a Speed Dial bin assignment.
Lets LIP Phones select the answer mode for incoming ICM calls (Handsfree, Privacy, Tone).
Allows LIP Phones to turn off audio transmission from the microphone (Handset, Speakerphone, Headset).
Delivers a muted ring signal to the LIP Phone speaker for incoming calls or camp-on for ICM calls.
Allows users to place and receive calls while on-hook using the speakerphone or automatic speaker select.
Stores the last dialed number on a CO call in a buffer for future use and quick redialing.
Enables LIP Phones to be used hands-free in two-way conversations using speakerphone circuitry.
Describes how Flex buttons on LIP Phones can be assigned to access features, functions, or resources.
Allows LIP Phone users to program functions, access status, and assign special codes to Flex buttons.
Allows LIP Phones to receive voice announcements through the handset receiver while off-hook on a call.
Defines Station 10 as the default Attendant position, requiring an LIP multi-button Phone.
Recalls unanswered or abandoned CO calls to the station that placed the call on hold.
Enables Attendants to print reports, control features, record announcements, and manage settings using program codes.
Allows stations to call the Attendant, queuing if the Attendant is busy, for call delivery.
Allows Attendants to place CO lines out-of-service, disabling outgoing calls on a specific CO path.
Enables Attendants to cancel features like DND and Call Forwarding active at other stations.
Allows SLT users to engage in two calls at once, alternating between parties privately.
Provides a howler tone as an error indication when an SLT station goes off-hook without dialing or delays dialing.
Manages dialing privileges by assigning Class of Service (COS) to stations, controlling call access.
Defines dialing restrictions based on station COS assignments, controlling access to various call types.
Assigns COS for Day, Night, and Timed service modes, controlling dialing privileges based on the mode.
Allows Attendants to temporarily change Station COS to prevent unauthorized toll dialing or lock stations.
Details support for standard SIP phones, enabling real-time communications over the internet via SIP.
Assigns stations to access specific system resources (Prime Line) immediately or after a delay upon off-hook.
Restricts outgoing international calls by prefix matching, call transfer, or forward to international numbers.
Supports office mobility with DECT phones, managed by the internal Wireless Telephone Interface Module (WTIM).
Configures the system to recognize external contact status and signal Attendant Stations for alarms or door bells.
Activates external control contacts, such as a door-lock release mechanism, via a Door Open Contact.
Registers mobile phones to stations, allowing access to system resources and receiving incoming calls.
Manages control over registered devices in a distributed network, allowing access to resources across systems.
Maintains control over registered devices, enabling networked access to features and resources.
Allows stations to call other systems by dialing station numbers, similar to intercom calls within the same system.
Enables transferring CO line calls to stations in other systems using screened or unscreened transfer methods.
Notifies users when busy destinations become idle or when no reply occurs, allowing call reinitiation.
Notifies busy users of waiting calls from other nodes, similar to a Camp-On function.
A central MFIM controls remote modules and terminals, providing transparent networked access to features.
Allows LIP Phone users to receive and answer calls directed to a covered station, often for secretarial coverage.
Records calls automatically or manually using an IPCR server for call and agent ID logging.
Controls access to resources like Off Premise Call Forward or DISA using valid Authorization Codes.
Allows Attendants to upgrade the iPECS SBG-1000 via USB memory using a specific ROM file.
Configures the system to record all calls to a mailbox or Phontage hard drive for later management.
Enables LIP Phone users to record active conversations to mailboxes or Phontage hard drives with a {RECORD} button.
Assigns LIP Phones as Executive/Secretary pairs, routing calls to the Secretary when the Executive enters DND.
Defines routing for outgoing calls based on dialed numbers to ensure the most cost-effective route is used.
Configures analog CO lines to send dial pulse signals to the central office, using open loop pulses at 10 pps.
Allows the attendant to set the system's current Time and Date.
Forwards incoming CO calls to a remote "Off-Net" location via a Speed Dial bin using an unsupervised conference.
Accesses the database for system installation, including nation code, station registration, and CO line settings.
Displays system summary information, including device type, IP address, connection status, and CPU type.
Provides an overview of registered devices, their status, IP addresses, and versions.
Defines country identification, site name, and base flexible numbering plans for system configuration.
Manages the registration of stations, allowing MAC address entry or automatic registration of all connected stations.
Displays the list of registered stations, showing IP address, device type, and connection status.
Allows device registration by entering MAC addresses or selecting "All Stations" for initial setup.
Configures user login for Phontage and SIP extensions, requiring registration with User ID and password.
Defines DECT IDs, authorization codes, and subscription events for DECT handset registration.
Manages CO line data, including channel lists, connection status, and routing programs.
Displays CO line numbers and connection status, allowing configuration of line usage and routing.
Enables MSN assignment for BRI ports, used for CLI and incoming call routing.
Configures SIP Trunking parameters, including SIP registration and incoming call routing information.
Sets various parameters for SIP Trunking operation, including SIP proxy and registration details.
Assigns Sequence Numbers to gateway modules for logical port assignment, used for initial installation.
Configures network settings such as enabling networking functions, retry counts, and CNIP.
Displays supplementary network attributes, including transfer modes, BLF ports, and rerouting groups.
Configures network CO line groups for networking calls, specifying group programming and line types.
Sets up network numbering plans, including system usage, plan codes, and CPN information for routing.
Controls Least Cost Routing (LCR) modes, defining how users access LCR and grouping days/times for routing.
Analyzes dialed digits to determine appropriate Digit Modification Table indices for LCR routing.
Modifies dialed numbers based on LCR Leading Digits Table analysis for routing over CO groups.
Initializes LCR tables, allowing global values to be assigned to Digit Modification Table entries.
Manages voice mail group numbers, system prompt uploads, and announcement uploads/downloads.
Configures FAX utilization for SLT ports and enables T.38 service for FAX transmissions.
Manages the system's flexible numbering plan, assigning feature dial codes and handling numbering plan conflicts.
Allows viewing or changing database settings for Station, CO Line, System, and Station Group configurations.
Defines features and functions available to stations, covering common attributes and specific settings.
Defines common features for stations, including CLI Table Index, CLIR Service, and CO Group Access.
Describes assigning functions to Flex buttons on LIP Phones, such as Empty, Number Plan, or Speed Dial.
Assigns LIP Phones to receive announcements from specific Page Zones, supporting up to 10 internal zones.
Pairs Executives and Secretaries, routing calls to the Secretary when the Executive enters DND.
Configures mobile phone access to system resources and incoming calls, supporting hunt group calls and voicemail notifications.
Configures station voice mail settings, including voicemail-to-email notification and backup options.
Allows users to store commonly dialed numbers for easy access using Individual Speed Dial bins.
Manages authorization codes for system resource access and assigns Class of Service (COS) for dialing privileges.
Manages CO line data, including channel lists, connection status, and routing programs.
Assigns incoming CO line signals to stations or groups, with separate assignments for Day, Night, and Timed modes.
Routes BRI incoming calls based on the called number, essential for system and BRI destination selection.
Uses Incoming Calling Line ID (ICLID) to determine the routing of incoming external calls.
Determines call routing based on ICLID matches, with separate ring assignments for Day, Night, and Timed modes.
Defines destinations for invalid, busy, or no-answer conditions for DID lines or DISA users.
Uses Interactive Voice Response (IVR) capabilities for caller routing based on dialed digits and VSF announcements.
Allows storage of commonly dialed numbers by Attendant or Administrator for station access using Common Speed Dial bins.
Assigns Common Speed Dial bins to zones, making them available only to stations allowed access to that zone.
Supports two types of Hold Music for CO Line calls: Hold Tone and Record Play.
Manages system attributes and call feature timers, controlling various system behaviors and timings.
Defines system attributes like DISA Retry Count, VM Password check, and WAN Fault Alarm disabling.
Assigns timers to control features like Attendant Recall, Call Park Recall, and Exclusive Hold Recall.
Groups stations for incoming calls, supporting 7 different hunt processes like Circular, Terminal, and VSF-Voice Mail.
Assigns group type, members, and pick-up attributes for station groups, defining their operational behavior.
Defines attributes for Terminal & Circular groups, including VSF announcement timers and overflow destinations.
Configures attributes for Ring groups, such as VSF announcement timers, overflow destinations, and music sources.
Provides access to system maintenance functions, including database download, SMDR viewing, and station uninstallation.
Matches agent ID to station number for automatic recording of internal and external calls.
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