Siemens Hicom 112

Index
A31003-K16-X001-3-7620
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07/99
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Hicom 100 E Version 2.1, Service manual
F
Fax recognition 3-25
Fax/DDI 3-25
Flatpack 2-1
Function expansion
control relay module 3-23
Function expansion without options bus 3-30
Function expansions 2-1, 2-4, 3-21
ALUM module 3-27
fax recognition and DDI module (ana-
logue trunk) 3-25
GEE module 3-21
STBG4 module 3-29
V.24 adapter cable 3-32
Function keys 7-7
Functions without an access code 7-1
G
GEE module
interfaces 3-21
national versions 3-21
General trunk traffic 4-5
Group ringing on no answer 4-18
Group table 6-7
H
Hardware features 4-1
Hardware overview 2-2
Hicom 108 system overview 2-5
Hicom 112 system overview 2-6
Hicom 118 system overview 2-7
Hicom 118-2
connection options supported within sy-
stem environment 12-2
contact assignment of the MB interfaces
6/4 12-16
hardware overview 12-2
MB interfaces, basic box 12-15
module overview 12-12
structural concept - basic system 12-7
structural concept - expansion box 12-8
system overview (basic box) 12-7
system overview (expansion box) 12-8
Hicom 118-2 motherboard 12-14
Hicom 118-2 system expansions 12-9
I
Implementation with Hicom 100 E 8-5
Incoming traffic, general 4-3
Incoming trunk traffic 4-5
Individual classes of service 10-18
associated dialling 10-18
call pickup groups 10-20
call trace (as of SW version 2.0.2) 10-22
caller list (as of SW version 2.0.2) 10-22
camp-on rejection 10-19
diversion, external (as of SW version
2.0.2) 10-23
headset 10-20
intrusion 10-18
overriding do-not-disturb 10-19
resetting active individual code lock 10-
21
setting up executive-secretary groups
10-23
station names 10-24
Initial operation 6-1
Initialising the fax/DDI module 10-86
Installation 5-1
Installing add-on modules for system expan-
sions 5-6
Installing Caracas Desk 11-16
Installing or replacing an SLU 5-6
Installing the system unit 5-2
Interactive mode 7-7
Internal traffic 4-8
ISDN DDI settings
defining the console code 10-54
intercept console at night 10-52
intercept console during the day 10-51
ISDN intercept day/night 6-14
ISDN multiple connection (point-to-multi-
point) 10-3
entering MSN 10-3
programming an ISDN port as a multiple
connection 10-3
ISDN system connection (point-to-point con-
nection) 10-1
activating extension number suppression
10-3