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ATTACK SLX, DPX, DP
PROFI
The ATTACK PROFI of the „PID“ generation is a kind of the
advanced regulator, which enables to modulate the heat out-
put in the ATTACK® wood gasifying boilers by regulation of
the fan rotations. The well-readable display shows the neces-
sary information and makes the boiler control easier.
The ATTACK SLX, DPX, DP PROFI boiler brings the improve-
ment of the PID regulation to control the fan rotations according
to the temperature of water and flue gas and thereby to achieve
the optimal efficiency. The regulator uses the advanced Fuzzy
logic system for control to regulate the wood gasification sys-
tem in the optimal way – to ensure the lowest heat loss possible.
The boiler equipped with the regulator ATTACK PROFI „PID”
can control the heating system equipped with the following items:
a pump for charging the accumulation tank, accumulation tank,
circuit pump of heating circuits and room thermostat, by the low-
est loss of heat energy possible. The regulator can be connected
and set in the way enabling to control the pump of heating circuits
and pump to charge the tank for domestic hot water.
THE MAIN ADVANTAGES OF REGULATION:
y Innovated electronics with fluent PID regulation of the fan rota-
tions according to the flue gas temperature
y Fuzzy logic optimal regulation of the operating cycle of wood burning
y Increased boiler efficiency and stable burning
y Several options of control, including the pump to charge the ac-
cumulation tank, pump to charge the D.H.W. tank and the circuit
pump of the heating circuits
y Option to control the circuit pump by thermostat
y Well-readable display indicating the operation of particular elements
DESCRIPTION
1. 0/1 – main switch of electronics
2. OK – button to confirm the parameters in menu
3. STOP – button to stop the boiler and to browse the menu
4. START – button to start the boiler and to browse the menu
5. Small propeller sign – icon indicating the fan operation
6. Water tap sign – icon indicating operation of the pump to charge the
D.H.W. tank or the accumulation tank
7. Pump sign icon indicating operation of the circuit pump of heating circuits
8. Key sign – icon indicating enter into the menu of settings
9. Warning triangle – icon indicating the dangerous state
10. Info sign – icon indicating browsing the information menu
11. Thermo-manometer
ATTACK SLX, DPX
LAMBDA TOUCH
The wood gasifying boiler ATTACK SLX, DPX LAMBDA Touch
for soft and hard wood burning disposes with the most advanced
technology of control to achieve the excellent values of efficien-
cy, low emissions and low wood consumption. The combustion
process is very precisely regulated according to the measure-
ment of the oxygen content in flue gas, primary and secondary
air inlet into the boiler and controlled rotations of suction fan, to
ensure the fluent modulation of the boiler output.
The electronics consists of the well-readable touch display
for quick access to the necessary information and settings.
Software of electronics can be anytime upgraded by the USB
key. The boiler can be connected to internet by the LAN cable
and controlled from the distant point, even by the Smartphone.
The boiler is designed with reference to the user comfort.
Thereby is the heat exchanger cleaned automatically by mo-
tor and turbulators. The boiler electronics can be extended
with additional external modules to control the heating mix-
ing circuits, D.H.W. tank, solar panels or other automatic boiler
ATTACK LAMBDA Touch.
THE MAIN ADVANTAGES OF REGULATION:
y Electronics with well-readable display
y Perfect control of combustion by the Lambda probe
y Fluent output regulation
y Automatic heat exchanger cleaning by turbulators
y Option of control via internet or Smartphone
y Option to use additional modules and to control D.H.W., MIX1,
MIX2, solar, etc.
DESCRIPTION
1. 0/1 – main switch of electronics
2. Thermo-manometer – shows the output temperature and the actual
pressure of the heating water in boiler
3. Touchscreen
4. USB connection
ATTACK SLX, DPX, DP  PROFI
ATTACK SLX, DPX, DP  LAMBDA TOUCH
ATTACK SLX, DPX, DP
MODEL LINE 7000, 6000, 5000
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Inhaltsverzeichnis

MERLIN LEGEND

1

Communications System

1

Release 6.1

1

System Manager’s Guide

1

Copyright

2

Printed in USAIssue 1

2

Contents

4

1 Read This First 1–1

5

Page ix

8

GL Glossary GL-1

9

IN Index IN–1

9

2 About the System 2–1

10

3 System Components 3–1

10

6 Managing the System 6–1

11

7 Learning More 7–1

13

C System Capacities C–1

14

D System Planning Forms D–1

14

Page xvi

15

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

16

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

17

New Features and Enhancements

18

Centralized Voice Messaging 0

19

Group Calling Enhancements 0

19

Service Observing 0

21

Windows SPM 0

21

Windows NT Driver 0

21

Prior Releases: Features and

22

Enhancements

22

Queue Control 0

24

Prompt-Based Overflow 0

25

Authorization Codes and

26

Remote Call Forwarding 0

26

Basic Call Control 0

27

Screen Pop 0

27

HotLine Feature 0

28

Most Idle Hunt Type 0

29

Delay Announcement Devices 0

29

MLX-5 and MLX-5D Telephones 0

30

LEGEND Reporter Application 0

32

MERLIN LEGEND Reporter 0

32

Maintenance Enhancements 0

33

Individual Extensions 0

34

Release 4.0 Enhancements

35

(March 1996) 0

35

Forwarding Delay Option 0

37

Time-Based Option for

37

Overflow on Calling Group 0

37

Release 3.1 Enhancements

38

Testing Outgoing Trunks 0

40

About This Book

42

Terms and Conventions Used 0

43

Security 0

44

Related Documents 0

45

How to Comment on This Book 0

46

Read This First 1

48

Overview 1

49

Related Guides 1

50

The System Planning Forms 1

52

Upgrading the System 1

53

Environmental Requirements 1

54

About the System 2

56

Background 2

57

Figure 2–1. The Local Loop

58

Telephone Equipment 2

59

Page 2-5Background

60

The Evolution of Switches 2

61

Page 2-7Background

62

Switching Methods 2

63

System Overview 2

64

Page 2-10System Overview

65

Figure 2–5. System Overview

66

Incoming Trunks 2

67

Figure 2–6. Incoming Trunks

68

NI-1 BRI

69

Page 2-15Incoming Trunks

70

Modes of Operation 2

71

Components 2

73

Page 2-19Components

74

Page 2-20Components

75

Page 2-21Components

76

Features 2

77

Applications 2

77

CTI link

78

PassageWay

78

Figure 2–9. Applications

80

Programming the System 2

81

System Capacities 2

81

Auxiliary Components 2

82

Equipment and

83

Operations Reference

83

System Components 3

88

Processor Module 3

89

PCMCIA Memory Card 3

90

Page 3-4Control Unit

91

Extension Jacks 3

92

Touch-Tone Receivers 3

93

100D Module 3

94

800 NI-BRI Module 3

96

Page 3-11Control Unit

98

Table 3–1. Continued

100

Continued on next page

100

MLX Telephones 3

101

555-661-118

102

August 1998

102

Page 3-15Telephones

102

MLX-28D 3

103

Page 3-17Telephones

104

MLX-16DP 3

105

MLX-10D 3

106

MLX-10DP 3

106

MLX-10 3

107

MLX-5D 3

108

Direct Station Selector 3

109

System Components

110

Analog Multiline Telephones 3

111

Single-Line Telephones 3

112

Key Mode Line Buttons 3

113

Page 3-27Telephones

114

Behind Switch Mode 3

115

Page 3-29Telephones

116

Operator Consoles 3

117

QCC Buttons 3

118

Direct-Line Consoles 3

119

Page 3-33Operator Consoles

120

Adapters 3

121

General Purpose Adapter 3

122

Adjuncts 3

123

Loudspeaker Paging Systems 3

124

Dial Dictation 3

125

Fax Machines 3

125

Delay Announcements 3

125

Door Phone 3

125

Telephone Adjuncts 3

126

Modems 3

126

Headsets 3

126

Headpieces 3

126

Specialty Handsets 3

127

Message-Waiting Indicator 3

127

Data/Video Reference

128

ISDN terminal adapter

128

Videoconferencing Systems 3

129

Passive Bus 3

129

The Internet Connection

130

Summary 3

131

Cannot be connected to a QCC

132

Power-Related Hardware 3

133

System Auxiliary Power 3

134

Battery Backup Power 3

134

Telephone Power Units 3

134

Protection Accessories 3

134

Trouble Alarm 3

136

Power-Failure Alarm 3

136

Power-Failure DID Busy-Out 3

136

Features and Applications 4

138

Features 4

139

Page 4-3Features

140

Basic Calling and Answering 4

141

Page 4-5Features

142

Page 4-6Features

143

Page 4-7Features

144

Page 4-8Features

145

Page 4-9Features

146

Page 4-10Features

147

Page 4-11Features

148

Network Reference

149

Page 4-13Features

150

Page 4-14Features

151

Feature

152

Reference

152

Programming

153

Page 4-17Features

154

Customizing Phones 4

155

Page 4-19Features

156

Messaging 4

157

Page 4-21Features

158

Page 4-22Features

159

Timekeeping 4

160

(Non-Networked Systems)

161

Page 4-25Features

162

Page 4-28Features

165

Page 4-30Features

167

Page 4-32Features

169

Page 4-33Features

170

Feature Descriptions 4

171

Covering Calls 4

171

Sharing Lines 4

172

Forward and Follow Me 4

172

Page 4-36Features

173

Pickup 4

174

Coverage 4

174

Page 4-38Features

175

Page 4-39Features

176

Direct Voice Mail 4

177

See the

177

Summary 4

178

Page 4-42Features

179

Calling Restrictions 4

180

SECURITYlALERT:

182

Allowed/Disallowed Lists 4

183

Feature Reference

184

Page 4-48Features

185

Authorization Codes 4

187

Security 4

188

Dialing Features 4

189

Group Features 4

190

Calling Groups 4

190

Prompt-Based Overflow

191

Night Service Groups 4

192

Other Groups 4

193

Data Communications 4

193

Page 4-57Features

194

Remote Access 4

195

Account Codes 4

195

System Management Features 4

196

Applications 4

197

Summary of Applications 4

198

System Programming

199

Page 4-63Applications

200

Voice Messaging Systems 4

201

Page 4-66Applications

203

Page 4-68Applications

205

Page 4-70Applications

207

Putting the System to Work 5

208

Scenario 1: A Small Office 5

209

Putting the System to Work

211

System Description 5

212

Staff Needs 5

216

Executive Staff 5

216

Secretarial Staff 5

217

Other Needs 5

219

Equipment 5

221

Calling Restrictions 5

228

Optimizing Your System 5

229

Group Videoconferencing 5

230

System Requirements 5

232

Intuity CONVERSANT 5

233

Caller ID 5

234

Managing the System 6

236

Using the Task Descriptions 6

237

Using Detailed Procedures 6

238

Types of Programming 6

240

Programming Screens 6

241

Information Screens 6

241

Menu Selection Screens 6

241

Data Entry Screens 6

242

System Programming Menu 6

243

Idle States 6

246

Forced Idle Reminder Tones 6

248

System Programming Console 6

248

Console Buttons 6

249

Console Overlay 6

250

Console and DSS Lights 6

251

Console Lights 6

251

DSS Lights 6

251

Exiting System Programming 6

253

Types of PC Connections 6

254

Modem Connections 6

256

Using Reports 6

268

Page 6-34Using Reports

269

Printing SMDR Reports 6

270

Page 6-36Using Reports

271

Planning Guidelines 6

272

Backing Up the System 6

273

Adding an Extension 6

274

Page 6-40Adding an Extension

275

Moving an Extension 6

276

Programming Instructions 6

277

Removing an Extension 6

278

Changing Trunk-to-Trunk

282

Transfer Status 6

282

→(QWHU→([LW→([LW

284

Adding/Removing a Line 6

290

Adding Operator Features 6

297

Revising Allowed Lists 6

303

Revising Disallowed Lists 6

306

Assigning Disallowed

308

Lists to Extensions 6

308

Task List: Assigning

309

Changing Group

310

Coverage Assignments 6

310

Task List: Changing Group

311

Revising Night Service

312

Group Assignment 6

313

Revising Night Service with

314

Coverage Control 6

314

Changing Trunk Labels 6

317

Adding a CTI Link 6

322

CAUTION:

323

→3ULQW→6\V6HWXS→([LW

324

Removing a CTI Link 6

326

→→→→→

327

Learning More 7

328

Guides 7

329

Equipment and Operations

330

System Planning

330

Common Elements 7

331

Feature Reference 7

332

Contents and Organization 7

333

Entries 7

333

Appendixes 7

334

Special Tools 7

335

Using This Guide 7

335

System Programming 7

335

User and Operator Guides 7

337

Data/Video Reference 7

339

Troubleshooting the System 8

350

All Phones Are Dead

351

(No Dial Tone or Lights) 8

351

Some Phones Are Dead

352

WARNING:

353

Phone Does Not Ring 8

357

Page 8-9Phone Does Not Ring

358

Single-Line Phones Ring Back

362

Cannot Transfer Call after

363

Answer on an Outside Line 8

363

Night Service Not Working 8

364

Calls Not Going to Coverage 8

369

Programmed Button Fails 8

371

Reminder Messages

371

Calling Group Members

373

Not Receiving Calls 8

373

Receiving Screen Pop 8

376

Secondary Announcements Not

376

Playing as Programmed 8

376

Support Telephone Number 1

380

(FCC) Electromagnetic

380

Interference Information 1

380

Canadian Department of

381

Communications (DOC)

381

Interference Information 1

381

FCC Notification and

381

Repair Information 1

381

Installation and

382

Operational Procedures 1

382

DOC Notification and

384

Canada et la réparation 1

385

Security of Your System:

387

Preventing Toll Fraud 1

387

Toll Fraud Prevention 1

388

General Security Measures 1

389

Preventive Measures 1

389

Access Feature 1

393

Other Security Hints 1

394

Educating Operators 1

395

Detecting Toll Fraud 1

395

Establishing a Policy 1

395

Choosing Passwords 1

396

Limited Warranty and

397

Limitation of Liability 1

397

Remote Administration

399

About Telecommunications B

402

Transmission Facilities 2

404

Telstar I

405

B-channels

405

Switching Equipment 2

406

Page B-6Switching Equipment

407

Page B-7Switching Equipment

408

Signaling 2

409

Signal Transmission 2

410

Telephone Numbering Plans 2

410

Page B-10Signaling

411

System Capacities C

412

Allowed/Disallowed Lists

413

Automatic Route Selection

413

Callback

413

Page C-3

414

Page C-4

415

Page C-5

416

Constraining Factors 3

417

Page C-7

418

Page C-8

419

System Planning Forms D

420

Page D-2

421

Page D-3

422

Page D-4

423

Removing/Reinstalling the

424

Control Unit Cover E

424

Installing the Top Cover 5

425

Top cover

426

Installing the Front Cover 5

427

Glossary GL

428

Page GL-2

429

Page GL-3

430

Page GL-4

431

Page GL-5

432

Page GL-6

433

Page GL-7

434

Page GL-8

435

Page GL-9

436

Page GL-10

437

Page GL-11

438

Page GL-12

439

Page GL-13

440

Page GL-14

441

Page GL-15

442

Page GL-16

443

Page GL-17

444

Page GL-18

445

Page GL-19

446

Page GL-20

447

Page GL-21

448

Page GL-22

449

Page GL-23

450

Page GL-24

451

Page GL-25

452

Page GL-26

453

Page GL-27

454

Page GL-28

455

Index IN

456

Page IN-2

457

Page IN-3

458

Page IN-4

459

Calling Supervisor’s Guide

459

Page IN-5

460

Page IN-6

461

Page IN-7

462

Page IN-8

463

Page IN-9

464

Page IN-10

465

Page IN-11

466

Page IN-12

467

Page IN-13

468

Page IN-14

469

Page IN-15

470

Page IN-16

471

Page IN-17

472

Page IN-18

473

Page IN-19

474

Page IN-20

475

Page IN-21

476

Page IN-22

477

Inhaltsverzeichnis

AT&T

1

Parameters

2

Schedule

2

Automated

3

Attendant

3

Mailboxes

3

Greetings

4

Trademarks

6

Warranty

6

Ordering Information

6

Support Telephone Numbers

6

Contents

10

6 Troubleshooting

12

IN Index

13

About This Guide

14

Terms and Conventions

15

Related Guides

15

Guide Title

16

Order Number

16

Overview

17

System Services and Features

19

Primary Language

23

Delayed Call Handling

28

MERLIN LEGEND Night Service

31

Addressing Voice Mail

33

1-18 Voice Mail Service

34

Outcalling

35

MERLIN MAIL—ML System

37

Configurations

37

Installation and Programming

38

Responsibilities

38

Subscribers’ Responsibilities

38

System Administrator

39

System Operator

40

Helpful Hints

41

Installation

43

Parts Checklist

44

MERLIN LEGEND Hardware

44

Requirements

44

Preparing the Site

47

WARNING:

47

Installing the MERLIN

48

MAIL—ML Unit

48

Connecting the Unit to the

52

LEGEND System

52

Device to-the Unit

55

Adding or Replacing a

58

Voice-Processing Card

58

MERLIN MAIL — ML

63

MERLIN MAIL—ML Forms

65

Before Beginning MERLIN

66

MAIL—ML Programming

66

Using the MLX-20L for

67

MERLIN LEGEND Programming

67

Button Action

67

Using SPM for MERLIN LEGEND

68

Programming

68

Programming MERLIN

73

MAIL—ML System Parameters

73

Specifying Port Allocation

74

Confirming No Delayed Answer

75

Identifying Fax Extensions

77

Specifying Languages

79

Programming Voice Mailboxes

81

Creating Mailboxes

82

Letter Key

86

Group Coverage Mailbox

90

Changing the System

93

Administrator’s Password

93

■ The factory setting is 768

94

Programming the Schedule

97

Setting the Date and Time

98

3-36 Programming the Schedule

98

3-40 Programming the Schedule

102

Setting the Touch-Tone Gate

106

Touch-Tone Gate Setting in

107

Monolingual Mode

107

Recording System Greetings

109

Programming the Automated

116

Attendant Menus

116

■ Action 4—Prompted Transfer

120

Automated Attendant Service

122

Programming Sequence

122

Creating Announcements

122

Creating Submenus

125

Enter the Following

127

Creating Group Lists

134

3-74 Creating Group Lists

136

MERLIN LEGEND

137

System Programming

137

Planning Forms

138

Group-Assigned Features

139

Step Instruction

140

Transfer Return Time

140

4-4 Group-Assigned Features

140

VMS Transfer Return Interval

141

RECOMMENDATION:

142

4-6 Group-Assigned Features

142

Call Answer Service

143

Programming Group Coverage

144

4-8 Call Answer Service

144

■ Calls to unassigned numbers

146

Call Handling Methods

148

MERLIN LEGEND Planning Forms

150

Immediate Call Handling

150

4-14 Call Handling Methods

150

Setting Delayed Ring

152

4-16 Call Handling Methods

152

4-18 Call Handling Methods

154

MAIL—ML Calling Group

155

Fax Call Handling

156

4-20 Call Handling Methods

156

Administering Fax Ports

157

4-22 Call Handling Methods

158

4-24 Call Handling Methods

160

Extension to a Coverage Group

162

MLX-20L PC

162

4-26 Call Handling Methods

162

4-28 Call Handling Methods

164

Night Only Call Handling

166

4-30 Call Handling Methods

166

Creating the Exclusion List

168

4-32 Call Handling Methods

168

Setting Up the RMD

169

Optional System Features

169

4-34 Optional System Features

170

4-36 Optional System Features

172

Programming Labels

173

4-38 Optional System Features

174

Post-Implementation

175

Performing Acceptance Tests

182

Day Main Menu

183

Night Main Menu

183

MAIL — ML Coverage

183

Unsupervised Transfer with

184

MERLIN MAIL—ML Coverage

184

Night Service Programming

185

Checking Call Answer Service

186

(Extension Coverage)

186

(Line Coverage)

187

Voice Mail Service

187

Troubleshooting

188

6-2 Troubleshooting

189

6-4 Troubleshooting

191

6-6 Troubleshooting

193

MERLIN MAIL—ML

194

Factory Settings

194

Release 1.x Installation

197

Supplement

197

■ Refer

198

Programming the MERLIN

201

MAIL—ML Night Only

201

Coverage Mailbox

201

Glossary

205

Guest Mailbox

209

Hunt Pattern

209

Immediate Answer

209

Key System

209

Unsupervised Transfer

215

Voice Mail Greeting

215

Voice Mailbox

215

AT&T 585-320-141

224

Graphics © AT&T 1988

224





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