BusinessPhone Communication Platform 5.1
Facility Description – General

## Telephone Types

Digital proprietary system telephones (see Digital SYSTEM telephones), DECT cordless phones (see Cordless Phone DT 290 etc. and Option unit for DBC 21x telephones, DBY 410 02) and analogue standard telephones (see Analogue Telephone Basic, Dialog 3105 etc.) can be connected to the exchange.

A special OPERATOR’s Console exists for OPERATORs (see Operator’s Console, DBC 214).

### Digital SYSTEM telephones

#### BASIC Telephone, DBC 210

- Metropolitan keyset
- 3 permanent function keys
- 5 permanent function keys with LED
- 3 freely programmable keys
- Loudspeaker
- On-hook dialling
- Wall mounting possible

#### ECONOMYplus Telephone, DBC 211

- Metropolitan keyset
- Two line access
- 3 permanent function keys
- 8 permanent function keys with LED
- 4 freely programmable keys
- Loudspeaker
- Group listening
- Hands-free speaker
- Wall mounting possible

#### STANDARD Telephone, DBC 212

- Metropolitan keyset
- Two line access
- 3 permanent function keys
- 8 permanent function keys with LED
- 4 freely programmable keys
- 2*20 character alphanumerical display
- Loudspeaker
- Group listening
- Hands-free speaker
- Wall mounting possible

#### EXECUTIVE Telephone, DBC 213

- Metropolitan keyset
- Two line access
- 3 permanent function keys
- 8 permanent function keys with LED
- 14 freely programmable keys
- 3*40 character alphanumerical display
- 4 menu keys
- Loudspeaker, Group listening
- Hands-free speaker
- Wall mounting possible

Up to 2 KEY PANELS of type DBY 409 01 or up to 4 key panels of type DBY 409 02 may be connected to the EXECUTIVE telephone (Revision 6 or later). 4 key panels are only supported on the ELU-D3, on the MFU board only 2 key panels are supported.

Each KEY PANEL has 17 programmable keys with LEDs. Each KEY PANEL can be snapped on to the EXECUTIVE telephone. If the panels DBY 409 02 are used one seperate power supply has to be connected to the telephone. The key panels DBY 409 02 must not be mixed with the key panel DBY 409 01!

For more informations concerning the key panels, see document 1531-DBC 211 01 Uen.

#### Operator’s Console, DBC 214

This is a telephone that has been specially adapted for OPERATOR requirements. The console has special keys for the various OPERATOR functions as well as a 5*40 character display.

The OPERATOR’s Console has the following keys:

- Metropolitan keyset
- Two line access
- 3 permanent function keys
- 15 permanent function keys with LED
- 3 freely programmable keys
- 5*40 character alphanumerical display
- 4 menu keys
- Loudspeaker
- Group listening
- Hands-free speaker
- Wall mounting possible

Up to 2 KEY PANELS of type DBY 409 01 or up to 4 key panels of type DBY 409 02 may be connected to the EXECUTIVE telephone (Revision 3 or later). 4 key panels are only supported on the ELU-D3, on the MFU board only 2 key panels are supported.

Each KEY PANEL has 17 programmable keys with LEDs. Each KEY PANEL can be snapped on to the EXECUTIVE telephone. If the panels DBY 409 02 are used one seperate power supply has to be connected to the telephone. The key panels DBY 409 02 must not be mixed with the key panel DBY 409 01!

For more informations concerning the key panels, see document 1531-DBC 214 01 Uen.

#### Option unit for DBC 21x telephones, DBY 410 02

Connecting the Option unit to a DBC 21x Telephone provides the following functionality:

- Connection of extra handset
- Impaired hearing level for headset and handset
- External functions, busy signal / extra bell
- Tape recorder connection
- Connection of headset
- Connection of conference unit
- Connection to PC sound board

The impaired hearing level is accessible in the handset as well as in the headset.

#### IP-Telephone, DBC 413

- Metropolitan keyset
- One line access
- 3 permanent function keys
- 2 permanent function keys with LED
- 18 freely programmable keys
- 3*40 character alphanumerical display
- 4 menu keys
- Loudspeaker
- Hands-free speaker
- Wall mounting possible
- Separate power supply
- G.711, G.723.1 and G.729a voice compression
- 10/100 Base T x Ethernet via an RJ-45 interface
- H.323 compliant
- IP address assignment via Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) or manual entering

### Cordless Phones

#### Cordless Phone DT 290

- 2*12 character alphanumerical display
- Menu driven user interface
- 15 hours speech time and 140 hours stand-by
- 100 entries in telephone book
- GAP/CAP compliant
- Charger with desk stand
- Personalized settings: key click, language, ...
- Call list for 20 numbers
- Vibrator
- Message key
- Handsfree speaking

#### Cordless Phones, DT 4x0

##### Cordless Phone, DT 400

The DT400 is a basic industrial cordless phone offering not voice only, but also the convenience of a cordless handset, including a built-in phone book with 75 addresses. Personal data is stored on a SIM card.

The cordless phone with sturdy buttons and weighing just 195 gram, is resistant to water spray, dust and soil (IP54).

Talk time is up to 10 hours; standby time is up to 100 hours.

##### Cordless Phone, DT 410

The DT410 cordless phone offers simultaneous voice communication and message reception. The messages can be up to 128 characters long, where the last 10 messages are stored in memory. Callers are identified on the display before answering the call. A personal phonebook holds 75 entries, all personal data is stored on a SIM card.

The DT410 has sturdy buttons, weighs just 195 gram and is resistant to water spray, dust and soil (IP54).

##### Cordless Phone, DT 420

The DT420 cordless phone is designed for environments where personal safety is a major concern. Equipped with a number of intelligent communication functions, it allows the user to call for help any time, any place including alarms. To raise an alarm, just a single touch of the "red" button is required.

The cordless phone combines voice, messaging and the security to raise an alarm at any time in one rugged handset.

##### Cordless Phone, DT 430

The DT430 cordless phone is designed for environments requiring intrinsically safe equipment. For emergency situations, it has a one-button personal alarm, plus an automatic no-movement sensor.

The cordless phone combines voice, messaging and the security to raise an alarm at any time in one rugged handset.

#### Cordless Phone, DT 570

The DT570 is GAP and A protocol compliant.

The DT570 can be used with all Ericsson business cordless networks in the 1880-1900 MHz frequency range.

The DT570 supports text messaging when using messaging applications in combination with
ASB 150 02 R12 or higher.

The DT570 Cordless Phone offers enhanced functionality with features such as the possibility to receive text messages, user friendly divert functionality, and has a high contrast backlit alpha-numeric display.

Functions:

- Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP)
- Connected Line Presentation (COLP)
- Redirected Line Information Presentation (RLIP)
- A call time information is shown after the termination of a call. The phone stores the duration of the last call and the total time of all calls.
- Support of Message Waiting Indication. Since the envelope icon is also used on the DT570 to indicate the arrival of new text messages, a defined text message is added to the message queue in the cordless phone to discriminate between text messages and Message Waiting Indication.
- Support of 11 languages.
- Phone numbers with accompanying names can be stored. There are 100 positions for user definable names and phonenumbers and up to 1000 names and phonenumbers can be downloaded in the flash memory.
- Dialed Number list (last 15 dialed numbers)
- Who called list (last 5 answered num-bers)
- Missed Call list (10 unanswered calls).

### Ericsson Analogue Telephones

#### Analogue Telephone Basic, 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
- Wall mounting possible

#### Analogue Telephone Medium, Dialog 3145 and Analogue Telephone Hotel, Dialog 3146

- 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
- Wall mounting possible
- 9 dial-by-name buttons
- Program button
- Loudspeaker
- On-hook dialling

The Dialog 3146 Hotel telephone supports the same functions as the Medium (Dialog 3145) Model with the addition of:

- a/b Dataport for the connection of laptop-modems, faxes etc.
- Message waiting LED

#### Analogue Telephone Premium, Dialog 3185

- 16 character display
- Hands-free speaker
- 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
- Wall mounting possible
- 9 dial-by-name buttons
- Program button
- Loudspeaker
- On-hook dialling

### Analogue Telephones of other vendors

Any type of analogue telephone may be connected.

### Telephones delivered in previous releases of ASB 150 02

The following types of system telephones may also be connected to ASB 150 02:

#### Cordless Phone, DT 310, DT 360 & DT 368

- Cordless Phone, DT 310:

- 2 line symbol display
- 9 hours speech time and 45 hours stand-by

- Cordless Phone, DT 360:

- 2*12 character alphanumerical display
- Menu driven user interface
- 9 hours speech time and 45 hours stand-by
- 1000 entries in telephone book
- "WhoCalled"- function & "LastDialled"- list (with 20 entries for each)

- Cordless Phone, DT 368

- 2*12 character alphanumerical display
- Menu driven user interface
- 10 hours speech time and 50 hours stand-by
- 1000 entries in telephone book
- GAP compliant
- "WhoCalled"- function & "LastDialled"- list (with 20 entries for each)

#### Cordless Phone, DT 288

- 2*12 character alphanumerical display
- Menu driven user interface
- 10 hours speech time and 50 hours stand-by
- 100 entries in telephone book
- GAP compliant
- charger for desk top stand and wall mounting
- Personalized settings: key click, background light, ...
- "WhoCalled"- function & "LastDialled"- list

#### BASIC Telephone, DBC 199

- 2 permanent function keys
- 1 permanent function key with LED

#### ECONOMY Telephone, DBC 601

- 2 line access
- 5 permanent function keys
- 4 permanent function keys with LED

#### STANDARD Telephone, DBC 631

- 2 line access
- 7 permanent function keys
- 9 permanent function keys with LED
- 10 freely programmable keys
- 2*20 character alphanumerical display
- Loudspeaker
- Handsfree dialling

#### EXECUTIVE Telephone, DBC 662

- 2 line access
- 9 permanent function keys
- 26 freely programmable keys
- 8 permanent function keys with LED
- 4*20 character alphanumerical display
- 4 menu keys
- Loudspeaker
- Full handsfree operation

#### OPERATOR’s Console, DBC 663

This is a telephone that has been specially adapted for OPERATOR requirements.

- 2 line access
- 15 permanent function keys
- 20 freely programmable keys
- 8 permanent function keys with LED
- 4*40 character alphanumerical display
- 4 menu keys
- Loudspeaker

### ASB 150 01 telephones

Following telephones may be connected to ASB 150 02 by means of the ELU-C board:

- ECONOMY Telephone, DBC 751
- STANDARD Telephone, DBC 752 and DBC 755
- EXECUTIVE Telephone, DBC 753
- OPERATOR’s Console, DBC 754

Revision: PC1 © Ericsson Enterprise 2003