BusinessPhone Communication Platform 5.1
Facilities

## Analogue Telephone

## Definition

Analogue telephone denotes the connection of a standard telephone with rotary dial or Dual Tone Multi Frequency (DTMF) signalling.
The concept also embraces other equipment that from a signalling point of view functions like an analogue telephone.

## Use

Analogue connection can be significant for the connection of special units such as:

- Telephone answering machine
- Telefax
- Modem
- Entryphone
- Telephones for special environments

## Operation

See Facility Description - General (15534‑ASB 150 02 Uen)

### Ericsson Analogue telephones

#### Analogue Basic Telephone, Dialog 3105

- Switchable DTMF signalling/decadic pulsing
- Last number redial
- Temporary switch to DTMF signalling
- Tone ringer & Volume control
- Switchable R function, earth/time break
- Mute button for handset microphone
- 4-hour memory retention without batteries
- Wallmounting possible

1 |  | Mute To switch the microphone on or off.

2 |  | Tone Temporary change to tone dialling

3 |  | Last number redial / Pause key a.) Redials last number dialled b.) Inserts a pause if you have to wait for dial tone.

4 |  | R-key Used e.g to make an inquiry, to transfer a call or to establish a conference

5 |  | Program quick dial number Stores the most frequently called number. (If the phone is unplugged, the stored number will be maintained for about 4 hours)

6 |  | Handset volume

7 |  | Ringing signal volume

8 |  | Ringing signal character

9 |  | Tone / Pulse dialling

10 |  | Flash / Earth mode

11 |  | Loudspeaker

12 |  | Handset with hearing aid function

#### Analogue Medium Telephone, Dialog 3145

- Switchable DTMF signalling/decadic pulsing
- Last number redial
- Temporary switch to DTMF signalling
- Tone ringer
- Switchable R function, earth/time break
- Volume control
- Mute button for handset microphone
- 4-hour memory retention without batteries
- Wallmounting possible
- 9 dial-by-name buttons
- Program button
- Monitoring speaking
- On-hook dialling
- Line and speaker on/off indication with LED
- Message waiting LED

1 |  | Mute To switch the microphone on or off.

2 |  | Tone Temporary change to tone dialling

3 |  | Last number redial / Pause key a.) Redial last number dialled b.) Insert a pause if you have to wait for dial tone.

4 |  | R-key Used e.g to make an inquiry, to transfer a call or to establish a conference

5 |  | Loudspeaker on/off

6 |  | Program Stores the most frequently called numbers. (If the phone is unplugged, the stored number will be maintained for about 4 hours)

7 |  | Programmable keys Nine keys for storing the most frequently called numbers. (If the phone is unplugged, the stored numbers will be maintained for about 4 hours)

8 |  | Message waiting LED

9 |  | Handset volume

10 |  | Ringing signal volume

11 |  | Speaker volume

12 |  | Tone / Pulse dialling

13 |  | Flash / Earth mode

14 |  | Ringing signal character

15 |  | Loudspeaker

16 |  | Handset with hearing aid function

#### Analogue Hotel Telephone, Dialog 3146

- Dataport
- Switchable DTMF signalling/decadic pulsing
- Last number redial
- Temporary switch to DTMF signalling
- Tone ringer
- Switchable R function, earth/time break
- Volume control
- Mute button for handset microphone
- 4-hour memory retention without batteries
- Wallmounting possible
- 9 dial-by-name buttons
- Program button
- Monitoring speaking
- Line and speaker on/off indication with LED
- Message waiting LED

1 |  | Mute To switch the microphone on or off.

2 |  | Tone Temporary change to tone dialling

3 |  | Last number redial / Pause key a.) Redial last number dialled b.) Insert a pause if you have to wait for dial tone.

4 |  | R-key Used e.g to make an inquiry, to transfer a call or to establish a conference

5 |  | Loudspeaker on/off

6 |  | Program Stores the most frequently called numbers. (If the phone is unplugged, the stored number will be maintained for about 4 hours)

7 |  | Programmable keys Nine keys for storing the most frequently called numbers. (If the phone is unplugged, the stored numbers will be maintained for about 4 hours)

8 |  | Message waiting LED

9 |  | Handset volume

10 |  | Ringing signal volume

11 |  | Speaker volume

12 |  | Dataport

13 |  | Tone / Pulse dialling

14 |  | Flash / Earth mode

15 |  | Ringing signal character

16 |  | Loudspeaker

17 |  | Handset with hearing aid function

#### Analogue Premium Telephone, Dialog 3185

- 16 character Display
- Full hands-free operation
- Switchable DTMF signalling/decadic pulsing
- Last number redial
- Temporary switch to DTMF signalling
- Tone ringer
- Switchable R function, earth/time break
- Volume control
- Mute button for handset microphone
- 4-hour memory retention without batteries
- Wallmounting possible
- 9 dial-by-name buttons
- Program button
- Line and speaker on/off indication with LED

1 |  | 16 character Display

2 |  | Programmable keys Ten keys for storing frequently called numbers. You can store two numbers per key (upper and lower)

3 |  | Mute To switch the microphone on or off.

4 |  | Handset and speaker volume To adjust the volume.

5 |  | R-key Used e.g to make an inquiry, to transfer a call or to establish a conference

6 |  | Line / Loudspeaker on/off

7 |  | Program Stores the most frequently called numbers. (If the phone is unplugged, the stored number will be maintained for about 4 hours)

8 |  | Tone Temporary change to tone dialling.

9 |  | Last number redial / Pause key

10 |  | Ringing signal volume Adjust ringing signal volume.

11 |  | Ringing signal character Adjust ringing signal character.

12 |  | Tone / Pulse dialling Switch between tone or pulse dialling.

13 |  | Flash / Earth mode Switch between “flash” (timed break) or “earth” mode for the R-key.

14 |  | Clock on/off

15 |  | Loudspeaker

16 |  | Microphone

17 |  | Handset with hearing aid function

## Capacity

The number of analogue connections is limited by the number of connected ELU-A boards and the maximum extension capacity (200, for hotel configurations the limit is 300).

Each ELU-A board offers 16 connection options.

Each ELU-A board has four DTMF-receivers and one ring generator.

## Limitations

In certain cases units such as modems and telephone answering machines require ring signals of a certain duration. Such extension positions can be programmed so that only a single ring signal is provided, irrespective of whether the call is external or internal.

For analogue extensions it is not possible to enable ringing for all individuals on the same board at the same time. An analogue extension board (ELU-A) can provide the ringing voltage only for one instrument at the same time. The request for all other instruments will be queued. In that case the ringing signal will be multiplexed over the queued instruments. The repetition rate of the ringing signal will go down depending on the number of parallel ringing instruments located on the same board.

## Programming

0122 |  | Long ring bursts?

0124 |  | Call waiting tone for analogue extensions?

The following commands are only accessable via BMS:

0143 |  | Line break for ELU-A

2007 |  | Rotary dial type

2105 |  | Minimum release signal

2106 |  | Minimum register signal

### Transmission Characteristics

2025 |  | Nominal impedance for analogue extensions

2026 |  | Attenuation for DTMF-signalling

0139 |  | Filter coefficient

0140 |  | Transmission group

0141 |  | Relative sending level

0142 |  | Relative receiving level

## Equipment

Requires

ELU-A board

and / or

MFU board

Revision: G © Ericsson Enterprise 2003