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Barrett 960 HF Telephone Interconnect

Operation Manual

BCM96001/2

Head office: European office:

Barrett Communications Pty Ltd Barrett Europe Limited

10 Port Kembla Drive, Bibra Lake WA 6163 19 Lenten Street

P O Box 1214, Bibra Lake WA 6965 Alton, Hampshire

AUSTRALIA GU34 1HG

Toll Free Tel: 1800 999 580 UNITED KINGDOM

Tel: (61-8) 9 434 1700 Tel: (44) 1420 542254

Fax: (61-8) 9 418 6757 Fax: (44) 1420 543373

Introduction .......................................................................7

System Overview .................................................................7

Operation .........................................................................7

Automatic mode overview ................................................................... 7

Facilities available to the telephone user .........................................8

Selecting a channel ...................................................8

Sending a Beacon Request .............................................8

Sending a Selcall .....................................................8

Sending a Telcall .....................................................9

Requesting current channel information ....................................9

Completingacall-"Hangingup" ........................................10

Sending an ALE call ..................................................10

Facilities available to the HF station ............................................10

Sending a beacon Request ............................................10

Sending a Selcall - dialling a preset phone number ..........................10

Sending a Telcall - dialling a telephone number .............................10

Terminatingacall....................................................10

Sending an ALE call ..................................................11

Manual mode overview ..................................................................... 11

ReceivingaSelcallfromaHFstation ..........................................11

Toon-forwardthecall.................................................11

To communicate by voice with the calling HF user ...........................11

ReceivingaTelcallfromaHFstation...........................................11

Toon-forwardthecall.................................................11

To communicate by voice with the calling HF user ...........................11

Incoming phone calls .......................................................11

Completingthecall-"Hangingup".......................................12

Sending a Selcall to a HF station ..............................................12

Sending a Telcall to a HF station ..............................................13

Making a telephone call .....................................................13

Completing a telephone call ............................................14

Sending a Beacon request to a HF station .......................................14

Sending an ALE Request/End ................................................14

System Setup ....................................................................15

Hardware................................................................................ 15

Front Panel ..............................................................15

Rear Panel ...............................................................15

System interconnection .................................................................... 16

Optionlevels............................................................................. 17

Level 1 Preset telephone numbers only ...................................17

Level 2 Standard configuration ..........................................17

Level3 Fullloggingcommercialoption ....................................17

Primary screen functions ................................................................... 18

Settingparameters ........................................................................ 19

Navigating the menus ......................................................19

Channels - setting .........................................................19

Adding / editing a Channel .............................................19

Deleting a channel ...................................................20

960 interface parameters ....................................................21

Selecting receiver audio source .........................................21

Selecting 960 interface ................................................21

SelectingDuplexMode................................................22

Phone dialling configuration ..................................................23

Preset phone numbers ................................................23

Adding / editing a preset phone number ...................................23

Deleting a preset phone number ........................................23

Selecting DTMF or pulse (Decadic) dialling ................................24

Enabling dial tone checking ............................................24

Setting DTMF tone duration ............................................25

Setting time to wait for someone to answer the phone ........................25

Settingtimetowaitforfirstring .........................................25

Enabling line reversal off hook / on hook detection ..........................26

Setting the number of rings before the 960 will auto-answer ...................26

Setting the number of rings to determine "no one is home" ....................26

Settingthemaximumcalllength.........................................27

Dialling a prefix to obtain an external line ..................................27

SettingPABXprefixnumber............................................27

Learning non-standard ring / busy / disconnect cadences .....................28

Accesslevels.............................................................30

Setting Access from Transceiver to Phone .................................30

Preset............................................................... 30

Preset/Local.......................................................... 30

Preset/Local/STD...................................................... 30

All Phone Calls ....................................................... 30

Barred .............................................................. 30

Setting Access from Phone to Transceiver .................................31

SelcallsOnly ......................................................... 31

Selcalls and Telcalls ................................................... 31

Barred .............................................................. 31

ViewingAccessLevel.................................................31

Telcallaccessparameters .............................................32

BarredPrefix ......................................................... 32

Local Number Length .................................................. 32

TollFreePrefixes ...................................................... 33

STDPrefixes ......................................................... 33

Pre-recorded messages .....................................................34

Playing a Pre-Recorded Message .......................................34

RecordingaMessage.................................................34

ErasingaMessage...................................................35

Operational parameters .....................................................36

Selecting Channel Scan on Power-up ....................................36

Selecting Automatic Mode on Power-up ...................................36

EnablingAutomaticVOX ..............................................36

Setting VOX Hang-up Timeout Period ....................................37

Setting Number of Busy Tones before Hangup .............................37

SettingVOXHang-time ...............................................37

SettingVOXThreshold................................................38

SettingSelcallSelfID.................................................38

EnablingPeriodicBeacon .............................................39

SelectingtheChargingMethod .........................................39

EnablingthePrinter ..................................................39

SettingtheRealTimeClock(RTC) ......................................40

SettingtheCustomStart-upMessage ....................................40

EnablingtheScrambler ...............................................41

SettingScramblerIDforeachUser'sSelfSelcallID .........................41

Setting RX Level when in PTT ..........................................42

Enabling Mute during Scanning .........................................42

Factoryoptions ...........................................................43

Resetalltodefaults ..................................................43

Reset operational only to defaults .......................................43

ResetSelcallaccesslevelsonlytodefault .................................43

Reset Call Progress Cadences to default .................................44

Erase all channels ...................................................44

Erase all preset phone numbers .........................................44

Erase internal DataLog ................................................44

Getting DataLog % Full ...............................................45

Enable configuration through PC serial port ................................45

ALEConfiguration .........................................................46

Enabling/DisablingtheALE ............................................46

ALE Fill Mode .......................................................46

Preset ALE Phone Numbers ...........................................46

ALESelfID.........................................................46

Remote supervisory software ....................................................47

ProgramOverview ........................................................................ 47

Installation............................................................................... 47

MainScreen ............................................................................. 47

Menu Options ............................................................48

Creating a New Group File .............................................48

Opening an Existing Group... ...........................................48

Copying a Group File’s Parameters ......................................48

SettingConfigurationOptions...........................................48

ExitProgram .......................................................48

Downloading All Interconnect Parameters .................................48

Uploading All Interconnect Parameters ...................................48

ChargingSetup .....................................................48

ClientAdministrator ..................................................48

Setup Window ............................................................................ 49

Baud Rate ...............................................................49

CommunicationPort .......................................................49

FlowControl..............................................................49

Dialling Method ...........................................................49

Modem Initialisation String ...................................................49

Printer ..................................................................49

Local RS-232 Connection ...................................................49

Adding Interconnect Sites ................................................................... 50

SiteName ...............................................................50

Phone Number ............................................................50

PinNumber ..............................................................50

DefaultPacks.............................................................50

Upload Operational Parameters ...............................................51

Upload Channels ..........................................................51

Upload Phone Numbers .....................................................51

Upload Selcall Access Levels ................................................51

Download and Erase Call History ..............................................51

Hang-uponCompletion.....................................................51

Dialling ................................................................................. 52

Modifying the Interconnect’s Parameters ....................................................... 53

Operational Parameters .................................................................... 54

Operational Settings .......................................................54

Version (Read Only) ..................................................54

ScanonPowerup....................................................54

Auto Mode on Powerup ...............................................54

Printer Enabled ......................................................54

AutomaticVOX......................................................54

Scrambler Enabled ...................................................55

ScanMuteonPowerup ...............................................55

PeriodicBeaconPeriod ...............................................55

SelcallSelfID.......................................................55

ALESelfID.........................................................55

VOX Inactivity Timeout ................................................55

Hangup Count ......................................................55

VOXThreshold......................................................55

VOXHangtime ......................................................55

DuplexMode .......................................................55

PTTRxLevelLow ...................................................55

ALE Enabled .......................................................55

AUXRxAudio ......................................................55

AUXBCD..........................................................55

DialSettings..............................................................56

Tone Dialling .......................................................56

Dial Tone Wait ......................................................56

DTMF Tone Length ..................................................56

PABXPrefix ........................................................56

LineReversalDetection ...............................................56

WaitforRing .......................................................56

WaitforAnswer .....................................................56

Rings Till Answer ....................................................56

Rings Till Hang-up ...................................................56

Call Length .........................................................56

CallCharging .......................................................56

Operational - Date/Time .....................................................57

Date/Time..........................................................57

StartupMessage ....................................................57

Setting Preset Phone Numbers/Prefixes ....................................................... 58

PresetNumbers...........................................................58

Long Distance ............................................................58

TollFree ................................................................58

Barred ..................................................................58

ALENumbers ............................................................58

Programming Channels .................................................................... 59

SelcallAccessLevels...................................................................... 60

Access from Radio to Phone .................................................60

Preset Phone Number Calls ............................................60

Preset and all Local Calls ..............................................60

Preset and all Local and Long Dist. Calls ..................................60

All Phone Calls (Except Barred Numbers) .................................61

Barred from receiving Selcalls and Telcalls ................................61

Access from Phone to Radio .................................................61

SelcallsOnly........................................................61

All Selcalls and Telcalls ...............................................61

Barred from receiving Selcalls and Telcalls ................................61

ScramblerID's............................................................................ 62

DataLog ................................................................................ 63

CallCharging ............................................................................ 64

Introduction ..............................................................64

SettingChargingRates .....................................................64

UsingTimeCharging.......................................................64

UsingChargePulseScheme.................................................64

InvoiceOptions ...........................................................65

Adding/EditingClients ......................................................66

BuildingInvoices ..........................................................67

Choosing a Client ....................................................67

Choosing a Selcall ID .................................................67

Month/YearField ....................................................67

BuildInvoiceButton ..................................................67

APPENDIX - A ....................................................................68

Primary Screen/ Menu Key Functions ......................................................... 68

Introduction

The 960 HF Telephone interconnect is designed to provide users on a HF network full interconnection with the

international telephone network. It is designed to be operated as a completely automatic facility with no requirement

for human operator supervision. A high level of security is incorporated to eliminate system abuse.

This manual is divided into two sections, the first part of the manual gives a brief system overview and details the

operation of the 960 telephone interconnect assuming the 960 has already been setup by a system supervisor. The

second part of the manual details the 960 setup procedures.

System Overview

The 960 telephone interconnect will make your HF network stations extensions of the international telephone

network.

The 960 telephone interconnect provides a fully automated interface between the international telephone network

and a HF network. Stations in a HF network equipped with selective call systems based on CCIR 493 can call up

to 98 numbers that can be stored in the 960 telephone interconnect. Stations fitted with a “Telcall” facility, based on

selective call format CCIR 493, can direct dial any telephone number on the international telephone network.

Telephone subscribers can dial into the 960 telephone interconnect from anywhere on the international telephone

network and call any station on the HF network.

The Barrett 960 telephone interconnect provides full network management facilities including multiple telephone

access levels for HF stations, call logging and remote supervision by dial up computer links

Operation

After switching on, the 960 performs a series of internal checks and displays important system information on the

front panel display. If Levels 2 or 3 are fitted, additional information is sent to the printer.

Automatic mode overview

In automatic mode the 960 HF telephone interconnect will:-

Scan all channels programmed for scan looking for an incoming Selcall or Telcall from a HF network station.

On receipt of a Selcall or Telcall, the 960 checks that the station calling is registered in the database and has

the required access privilege programmed by the system supervisor, if so it then initiates a telephone call and

connects the telephone party with the HF station.

Return to scan when the call is complete.

Answer an incoming telephone call, prompt the telephone caller with recorded instructions on how to select

a channel and how to send a Selcall to connect to a user on the HF network.

Periodic beacons if selected, will be sent on all channels to help the user determine if a particular channel is

suitable for communication at the required time. A beacon signal can also be requested from the transceiver

being called to check if a particular channel is suitable for use at the required time.

In the case of Level 2 or Level 3 960's - log all calls from both the telephone network and the HF network,

either sending the information to a local printer or in the case of a Level 3 960 storing the information internally,

ready to be interrogated by an external PC, loaded with 960 online supervisory software. A standard MODEM

is used to connect to the 960 via the telephone network.

Facilities available to the telephone user

A telephone subscriber using a DTMF telephone can access the following facilities provided by the 960 telephone

interconnect. These facilities are available after the 960 has answered the call and played its recorded instruction

messages. To make a call to a station on the HF network a channel must be selected and the Selcall number of the

station required must be entered, after which the 960 will send the selcall and if successful an audible reply will be

heard from the station being called. If this audible reply (revertive call) is not heard another channel should be

selected and the call repeated.

Selecting a channel

The 960 can store up to 50 channels. These are selected as follows:-

Press the two digits, representing the channel number required, on the DTMF key pad of the phone being

used. Valid channel numbers are from 01 to 50. Alternatively for channels 1 to 9 can be selected by pressing

a single digit followed by the '#' key. i.e. 1# selects channel one. Once the second number is pressed, the

request is processed and a stored voice will repeat back the channel number.

The second option is especially useful for telephone systems which have STD-bar limits placed upon them.

These telephones usually have a system fitted which prohibits the first digit pressed from being a zero.

Note:- channel numbers must be two digits in length. e.g. Enter 03 or 3# instead of 3.

Note:- once channel entry commences HF receiver noise will disappear until the DTMF function being entered is

complete. This lack of HF receiver noise identifies that you are still in the DTMF request sequence.

Sending a Beacon Request

A beacon request is used to test to see if a channel is "open" to a HF station you may wish to call later with a

Selcall. A beacon request does not alert the HF station being called. After the beacon request is sent a confirmation

tone (revertive call) will be heard from the HF station, the strength of this confirmation tone (revertive call) indicates

the quality of the channel for communication. If no confirmation tone (revertive call) is heard try another channel.

A beacon request can be sent to any HF station that has an access level that allows it to receive Selcalls (access

levels are set in the 960 by the system supervisor and are described in the setup section within this manual).

To send a beacon request, press the '*'(star) key on the telephone key pad.

If the '*' key is recognised the receiver noise will disappear. Some DTMF telephones do not send the '*' and '#'

tones. This should be tested before the system is first used.

Then enter the 4 digit selcall ID of the transceiver you wish to contact using the telephone key pad. Press the '*'

button to send the beacon request. The tones of the beacon request selcall being sent will now be heard.

To re-send the last sent beacon request, press ‘**’(star twice) on the telephone key pad.

Sending a Selcall

A selcall is used to call a HF station and alert the operator that you wish to commence communication with that

station. After the selcall is sent a confirmation tone (revertive call) will be heard from the HF station indicating the

station has received the call. If no confirmation tone (revertive call) is heard try another channel.

A selcall can be sent to any HF station that has an access level that allows it to receive Selcalls (access levels are

set in the 960 by the system supervisor and are described in the setup section within this manual).

To send a Selcall, press the '*' key on the telephone key pad.

If the '*' key is recognised the receiver noise will disappear. Some DTMF telephones do not send the '*' and '#'

tones. This should be tested before the system is first used.

Then enter the 4 digit Selcall of the transceiver you wish to contactfollowed bytwo '#' key presses (onlyone '#' press

is necessary on Level 1 Interconnects). The tones of the selcall being sent will now be heard. Note: ID's 9900 to

9999 are reserved for ALE calls. See "Sending an ALE call".

If the entered ID does not have the access level to receive Selcalls then the ‘Access Denied’ pre-recorded message

will be played and the Selcall not sent.

After the Selcall has been sent, if the transceiver with that Selcall ID is on channel, a confirmation tone (revertive

tone) will be heard. The telephone user should then wait for the transceiver operator to make voice contact. If no

voice contact is made, a telephone number to call back on can be sent to the HF station using the 'Sending a Telcall'

procedure.

If no audible acknowledgment tones are heard, the transceiver may be on another channel, or switched off. To try

to make contact on another channel, follow the 'Selecting a Channel' procedure, then repeat the 'Making a Selcall'

procedure.

If you wish to send the same Selcall number again, press ‘**’.

Sending a Telcall

In the event that a transceiver responds to a Selcall, but no voice contact is established, indicating the operator is

not available, a ring back telephone number can be sent to the HF station transceiver and stored in its memory. On

the HF station operators return he can return the call. This facility is not available on Level 1 Interconnects

A Telcall can only be made to a HF station that has an access level required for direct dialling on the PSTN.

To send a Telcall:-

Press '*' followed by the 4 digit Selcall number, then press '#'.

Enter the desired telephone number (up to 16 digits long) and then press '#' again.

The Telcall will then be sent and the telephone number will be stored in the HF station transceivers "Selcall

history".

An audible acknowledgment will be heard if the call was successful.

If the HF station does not have the access level required for this operation the ‘Access Denied’ pre-recorded

message will be heard and no action will be taken.

Using the Voice Operated Switch (VOX)

The transceiver being operated by the Barrett 960 telephone interconnect is usually switched between transmit and

receive using the telephone subscribers voice to derive the switching signal. This is achieved using a specialised

VOX (voice operated switch). If however the telephone is of bad quality then a manual method to switch between

transmit and receive is available. To switch to the manual method press "88" on the telephone key pad. The internal

synthesised voice will annunciate "OFF" indicating automatic VOX is off and you are now in a "manual VOX mode".

In the manual mode to key the transceiver into transmit press the "#" key on the telephone keypad. When you finish

talking again press the "#" key, the transceiver will now be in receive mode. i.e. using the "#" key on the telephone

keypad is the similar to the microphone Press To Talk (PTT) button, except it only has to be pressed momentarily

to switch between transmit and receive and visa versa.

To return to "automatic VOX mode" press "88" again on the telephone keypad, the internal synthesised voice will

annunciate "ON" indicating automatic VOX is on again.

Requesting current channel information

The telephone subscriber can request the 960 to annunciate the current channel's number and frequency

information using its internal synthesised voice by entering 77 on their telephone keypad.

Completing a call - "Hanging up"

There are two methods to complete a call or "Hang up":-.

The fastest and most efficient method is to enter "99" on the telephone keypad. This causes the 960

interconnect to instantly hang up. The telephone user then replaces the handset on his telephone. The 960

interconnect is now immediately ready for the next caller.

The second method is to simply hang up the telephone handset. The 960 cannot sometimes detect the

telephone subscriber has "hung up" due to the way different telephone systems operate in different countries.

The 960 in this case will either respond to a "BUSY" signal from the telephone system and then hang up or

will time out due to lack of activity. Which ever is the case whilst the 960 is waiting to hang up, the system is

not available for use and the last caller will be charged extra time on his call. Thus the first method is always

preferable.

Sending an ALE call

If the optional ALE board is fitted, then an ALE call can be made to a HF transceiver also fitted with the optional ALE

board.

To transmit an ALE call, press '*' (STAR) on the telephone keypad. If the '*' key is recognised the receiver noise

will disappear. Enter the Destination ID number (up to 4 digits), followed by two '#' key presses.

Source and Destination ID's are allocated by the Interconnect operator.

Note: ID's 9900 and above are reserved for ALE calls.

Facilities available to the HF station

For more detailed information on how to call the interconnect using Barrett 530,550,930 and 950 transceivers refer

to the relevant transceiver operation manuals.

Sending a beacon Request

To receive a beacon revertive from the 960 interconnect, send a Selcall to the ID xx99, where xx is the self ID of

the interconnect. For example, Selcall 4599 will receive a beacon revertive from the interconnect with self ID of 45.

Sending a Selcall - dialling a preset phone number

To dial one of the interconnect preset phone numbers (0-98), send a Selcall to the interconnect with the preset

number to dial. For example, Selcall 4501 will dial preset number 1, Selcall 4587 will dial preset number 87 etc, on

a 960 interconnect with Self ID of 45.

The HF station sending the Selcall must have a relevant access level assigned to their selcall number to permit

dialling to a preset phone number.

Sending a Telcall - dialling a telephone number

A 950 transceiver must be fitted with the telcall option to enable it to dial any desired telephone number via the 960.

To make a telephone call, enter the self ID of the 960 to be used via the numeric key pad.

The SEL/TEL key is then pressed and then the wanted telephone number is entered. Finally, press the CHAN/SEND

key. All of the information needed by the 960 to connect the transceiver to the required telephone number is sent

to the 960 along with the selcall information.

Terminating a call

When a call has been completed, the caller must hang up by sending a "hang up" code to the 960.

To do this, press the SEL/TEL key followed by the PROG/END key.

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