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Local
and Remote
Programming
You access and set the programming features by calling into either the LINE port or
the GSM line with a touch-tone phone.
You can also program the FX-300 GSM from the handset connected to the Phone
port. (See Programing Key Commands below)
Continuous Calling Feature
After you have completed a call (either a Transit with Two Stage Dialing or Transit
with Call Forwarding) you can make additional calls without hanging up. Just
press # # from the remote handset keypad to generate a new dial tone.
Additionally, this
function can be password protected.
Transit Function with Two Stage Dialing
A call to the GSM line will automatically be connected to the LINE port. Once connected to the
LINE port the caller will hear dial tone
from the attached device and be able to remotely dial the desired number.
Likewise, a call to the Line port will be connected (after the set Number of
Rings) to the GSM line. Once connected to the GSM line the caller will hear
a peeping tone and be able to remotely dial the desired GSM number. For example, when the FX-300
GSM
receives a GSM call it will auto answer the call, and automatically redirect it to the device
(Voip ATA/Gateway) connected to the LINE port. The caller will hear dial tone from
the ATA/Gateway and they can
then make a call over this connection.. This is commonly
referred to as Transit Function with Two Stage Dialing.
Transit Function with Call Forwarding
As above a call to the GSM line will automatically be connected to the LINE port
but once connected to the LINE port the unit will auto dial the number
set in the appropriate programming code. Likewise,
a call to the Line port will be connected (after the set Number of Rings) to the
GSM line
but once connected to the GSM line the unit will auto dial the number
set in the appropriate programming code
Transit On/Off Switch
There is a soft switch to set the Transit
Function for each port to On or Off.
Ports can be Independently Configured
Most functions (such as Transit
Password, Call Forwarding, etc.) are available and independent to the LINE port
and the GSM line.
Number of Rings Before Answer
The LINE port can be set from 1-9 rings. The FX 300's integrated Phone port will ring the set number of
rings when there is an inbound call on the LINE port. Note:
Inbound GSM calls will not ring the Phone port. They will always automatically
be transfer to the LINE port device
Phone Port
The Phone port has barge in protection so if the phone port is engaged with the
LINE port an incoming GSM call will not barge into this existing conversation and vice versa.
The Phone port enables the Answer
Transfer, Conference, and Operator functions described below. Finally, the
Phone port operates independently of the other ports so LINE and GSM security
settings (see below) will not affect calls placed from the Phone port.
Answer Transfer Function
The Phone port user can manually transfer a placed or answered call on the LINE
port to the GSM line. Also the Phone port user can manually transfer a placed
GSM call to the LINE port.
Private User Group using GSM CID Function
The FX-300 GSM has the ability to recognize the CID on inbound GSM calls.
Moreover, it has the ability to automatically route calls for up to 15
separate numbers. There are different automatic routing options to choose from
depending on your application needs.
This function is used to set up a private user group, which has special
access to use your LINE port device/service.
See the different automatic routing options below.
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If calling number is in the private user group follow
normal call flow except bypass Transit Passwords and Number of Rings
settings.
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If calling number is in the private user group follow
normal call flow except bypass Transit Passwords, Number of Rings and Call
Forwarding settings.
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If calling number is in the private user group
immediately connect to The LINE port and give dial tone and do not
apply any security settings/codes
The call flow for callers not in your private user group will be as per the
normal GSM line code settings.
GSM Volume Adjustment
You can adust the GSM Speaker and Microphone volumes from either remote handset.
Auto Busy Tone Detection
The FX-300 GSM has the ability to auto detect the busy tone and to perform busy
tone learning function..
Programming Access
Password #1# [password]
There is a Programming Access Password to restrict access to the Programming Features. The Programming
Features is stored in the unit’s flash ram. You access and set these Features by calling into either
the LINE port or GSM line with a touch-tone phone. You can also program the
FX-300 GSM from an attached phone.
Transit Access Password
There is a Transit Access Password for all ports except the Phone ports.
The Transit Access Password prevents unauthorized access to your
respective telecom lines/services. For example if you set the L1→L2
Transit Access Password then callers who do not know the password can not access
your L2 port/service
Maximum Call Duration
You can limit the duration of calls through each L1 and L2 port in units from 10 seconds to 160
minutes. This
function will not affect calling from the Phone port ,call forwarded calls
or #password#[number] calls.
Dial Barring (Toll
Number Blocking)
This feature will block all the calls starting with
the Dialing Plans you enter. You can enter up to five Dialing Plans per
L1and L2 port. For example:
01
 050
 1747
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block all calls beginning with 01 and 050 and 1747 This function will not
affect calling from the Phone port, call forwarded calls or #password#[number]
calls.
Area Code Insertion (Toll Number Blocking)
This feature will insert a preceding prefix or area code into all your
Transit Two Stage Dialed phone numbers from the L1 and L2 ports. This
function will not affect calling from the Phone port, call forwarded calls or
#password#[number] calls.
* Key Command
* key
will insert a one second delay in the call forwarding number.
You can use any combination needed for example 9*[number] or 9** [number] or
9*[number]*[number]
#* Key Command
When both (VOIP, PSTN or LINE) ports are busy this feature
will
cut both ports (force a disconnect) but if you are from the phone port this feature will cut both port to connect to PSTN.
#1# Key Command
Used to
access the programming mode
*# Key Command
Used to end a program entry
## Key Command
After you have completed a call (either a Transit with Two Stage Dialing or Transit
with Call Forwarding) you can make additional calls without hanging up. You issue a
# # command from the remote handset keypad to generate a new dial tone. This
function can be password protected.
#0 Key Command
Phone port toggle key. The phone port will by default engage the LINE port when
the handset is taken off hook. To switch to the GSM line press #0. To switch back
to the LINE port press #0 and so on.
Flash Key Command
Used only from the Phone port and works only for Call Waiting enabled devices
connected to the LINE port
#9 Key Command
Can be used only from the Phone port for answer transfer
and operator functions. (see note below)
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#9 only works from the Phone port. Pressing #9 will
not put the existing party on hold but merely add in the other port. Both
existing parties will hear dial tone from the other port. The Phone port
user will then dial the new number out the other port.
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The ## command can be
used to redial a misdialed number.
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The Phone port handset can issue a #* key command to force
a disconnect and return the unit to ready state. Note
however, if the existing call was originated from a PSTN line # * command may not be able to force this port to disconnect
until the calling party hangs up on the distant end.
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