Multifono M800IP/305.1636 Voice Communication Switching System For General Santos (Philippines)

Documentation Code
CE16084
Multifono® M800IP/305.1636
Voice Communication Switching System
for
General Santos
(Philippines)
As-Built Manual
Volume 1 of 1
Chapter 3
Factory Acceptance Test Procedures

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Chapter 3
Documentation Code
CE16084.ATP/A-FAT Rev.1
ATP 16-002 Rev.0
Multifono® M800IP/305.1636
Voice Communication Switching System (VCSS),
for
General Santos
(Philippines)
Rev.1
November 28th 2016
S.I.T.T.I. S.p.A.
Via Cadorna, 69/73
20090 VIMODRONE (MI) - ITALY
TEL. +39 02 2507121

FAX +39 02 2501622
E‐mail commerciale@sitti.it
Website www.sitti.it
___________________________________________
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the third parties rightfully concerned. No part of this document nor any data herein shall be disclosed, reproduced or
used for any purpose whatsoever without the prior written consent of SITTI as foreseen by the law. Drawings and
specifications are subject to change.
All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective holders.
This document has been prepared to provide technical information on the product concerned. Whilst care has been taken in compiling
the material, no responsibility can be accepted for errors or omissions in the text or in associated diagrams or tables. SITTI reserves
the right to change specifications, performance or features relevant to the product described without notice. Where this document is
furnished in association with a quotation, tender or contract, the specifications, features, performance and availability dates which are
relevant to such quotation, tender or contract shall be those specified in the schedule(s), specification(s), statement(s) of compliance
or other documents specifically prepared for such purpose and shall not be assumed to be those stated or implied within this document.
INDEX
1. ITEM UNDER TEST ............................................................................................ 1

2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS .............................................................................. 1
2.1 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS ........................................................................................ 1
2.2 ACCEPTANCE DOCUMENTS ..................................................................................... 1
2.3 LIST OF ACRONYMS ................................................................................................... 1
3. TEST INSTRUMENTATION AND DEVICES ...................................................... 2
3.1 TEST INSTRUMENTATION ......................................................................................... 2
3.2 TEST BENCH ............................................................................................................... 2
4. SYSTEM COMPOSITION INSPECTION ............................................................ 2
5. VISUAL INSPECTION......................................................................................... 2
6. GENERAL TEST CRITERIA ............................................................................... 3
6.1 PROCEDURES FOR SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE ........................................................... 3
6.2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTATION ............................................................................... 3
6.3 TEST TABLES ORGANISATION ................................................................................. 3
6.4 TEST OPERATIONS .................................................................................................... 4
6.4.1 ENVIRONMENTAL TEST CONDITIONS ........................................................................................... 4
6.4.2 TEST INSTRUMENTS ........................................................................................................................ 4
6.4.3 TEST DATA REPORT FILLING IN PROCEDURES ........................................................................... 4
6.4.4 TEST REPETITION ............................................................................................................................ 5
6.4.5 SUGGESTED TEST PLAN ................................................................................................................. 5
7. FUNCTIONALITY AND TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE TESTING .................... 7

7.1 START UP TESTS ........................................................................................................ 7
7.2 KEYBOARD LOCAL FUNCTION TEST TABLES ......................................................... 8
7.3 FUNCTIONAL TESTS TABLES FOR ANALOGUE FREQUENCIES ......................... 15
7.4 TELEPHONE AND INTERCONSOLE SECTION ...................................................... 22
7.5 FUNCTIONAL TESTS: MMS® FUNCTIONALITIES ................................................... 31
7.6 TECHNICAL TESTS: G/A - RADIO SECTION ........................................................... 39
7.6 TECHNICAL TESTS: TELEPHONE SUB-SYSTEM ................................................... 43
8. ANNEX 1: SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL & TECHNICAL TEST DATA
RECORDS ............................................................................................................... 47
9. ANNEX 2: FACTORY ACCEPTANCE CERTIFICATE ...................................... 51
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1. ITEM UNDER TEST

The purpose of this document is to define the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) Procedures of S.I.T.T.I.’s for:
 MULTIFONO® M800IP/305.1636 for General Santos (Philippines);
2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS
2.1 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
The applicable reference documentation is the following:

 Contract
2.2 ACCEPTANCE DOCUMENTS
The documents for system acceptance are the following:
 CE16084.ATP/A-FAT Rev.1, Nov. 28th, 2016, “Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) Procedures”; the
present documentation, or its last revision level agreed by the time of the test.
 System Unit Summary US 16-084 – General Santos VCSS, which defines the supplied sub-units, the
Part Numbers and Serial Numbers of each unit.
 Test Data Record (T.D.R.) the OPn Tables included in this document (Annex 1) where test data results
must be recorded. They refer to the test procedures listed in the ATP Functional and Technical test
tables.
NOTE: if OPn Tables are completely signed and dated by the customer all the Acceptance Test
Procedures have to be considered done and accepted.
 Test Acceptance Report, a summary report of the findings and results of the system FAT activities.
This document is issued after the completion of all testing and for this reason is not part of this
documentation.
2.3 LIST OF ACRONYMS
VCSS Voice Communication Switching system

CWP Controlling Working positions
TLT Telephone Line termination
RLT Radio Line termination
RX Reception
TX Transmission
PABX Public Branch Exchange
PTT Push to Talk
XC Cross Coupling
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3. TEST INSTRUMENTATION AND DEVICES
3.1 TEST INSTRUMENTATION
The test instruments listed on TABLE.1 can be used to perform FAT test procedures. They may or may not be
required; by the way the use of other suitable instruments is acceptable. The type, model and serial numbers of
all instruments used during the FAT are to be recorded in the appropriate table/s. For each test instrument that
will be used during the Factory Acceptance Test date of calibration and validity period shall be recorded in
accordance with the requirements and guidelines of ISO9001:2008 certification.
3.2 TEST BENCH
During the test the Central Unit will be installed in its final configuration. At least no. 3 Operative Positions devices
will be set-up during the test period. On these 3 Test Operative Positions any other system’s console equipment
and the whole spare part supply can be tested. All the position’s performance checks will be carried out on the
test position(s).
All the interfaces and units (spare parts included) have already tested by SITTI during the internal test activities.
During the FAT test bench could be equipped to test any interface, on Customer’s request.
4. SYSTEM COMPOSITION INSPECTION
The "System Unit Summary" identifies the composition of the supplied equipment providing a basis for the
verification of such equipment. Reference should be made to the system documentation showing the Central
Unit racks composition and console equipment layout.
5. VISUAL INSPECTION
A sample visual inspection can be performed to verify that the system units and sub-assembly are manufactured
in accordance to “State of the Art” practices and standards. Visual inspection during the FAT testing shall relate
to the "installed" system aspects, and permits to verify:
 mechanical working;
 varnishing and paint status;
 board and modules realisation;
 labelling and marking.
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6. GENERAL TEST CRITERIA
6.1 PROCEDURES FOR SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE
The system will be deemed to be accepted if recorded test results match with the "expected results" listed in the
various Procedural and Technical tests tables. Test results can be recorded in the appropriate Test Data Record
“T.D.R. Opn” tables.
All the interfaces and units (spare parts included) have already tested by SITTI during the internal test activities.
During the FAT each module/interface can be tested according to Customer’s request.
6.2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTATION
The documents listed in previous Chap. 2 have to be used for the test procedure as and where applicable.
For any functional procedure or any technical value that is not well defined within these documents, and for any
item of not clear interpretation the information contained within the present documentation will prevail.
6.3 TEST TABLES ORGANISATION
The FAT Procedures are arranged in tables defining the particular test and the expected result. The tables differ
in accordance to the particular type of test and equipment under test.
 OPn type (n= progressive number)

These tables define the practical tests to be performed on all or on selected Operative Positions,
equipment and relevant sub-units. Each of the relevant test procedures appropriate to the Operative
Position equipment detailed in each of the "Pn" (Functional Test Procedure) and "Tn" (TechnicalTest
Procedure) test tables.
 S type
This table defines the system start up test procedure. The table is be “tick” in the appropriate column
space marked with “Chk” upon the successful completion of each test step.
 Pn type (n = progressive number)

These tables establish the test procedures for the various VCS system functional verifications. It is
assumed that each test will be referenced to an Operative Position and/or to a Line Interface. Each Pn
table is to be tick within the "Chk" column as a reference to be used when completing the TDR (OPn
Table). Selective testing is appropriate in this instance as much of the testing is repetitive and is
dependent on the firmware fitted within each sub-unit. As this firmware is identical the operation of each
and every position shall be identical hence a sample test is appropriate.
Accordingly the following principles can be adopted:
 for any tests related to any Operative Positions, it can be demonstrated and assumed that one
external interface operation can be utilised for testing purposes;
 for any tests related to an external interface (radio or Telephone), it can be demonstrated and
assumed that one Operative Position can be utilised for testing purposes.
 Tn type (n = progressive number)

These tables establish the procedures related to the technical testing and “as installed” settings of the
VCS system. Each test shall be referenced to a particular Operative Position (usually the maintenance
position due to it's closeness to the Central Unit equipment). Each Tn table can be completed with the
measured level marked inside the "Chk" column as a reference to be utilised in the completion of the
TDR (OPn Table).
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6.4 TEST OPERATIONS
All the interfaces and units (spare parts included) have been already tested by SITTI during the internal test
activities.
During the Factory Acceptance Test each module/interface can be tested according to Customer’s request.
Being a Factory Acceptance Test, Functional and Technical checks can be done by substituting the telephone
lines and the radio channels by appropriate simulators.
6.4.1 ENVIRONMENTAL TEST CONDITIONS
The Environmental test conditions are indicated on next Tab.2. Being the typical laboratory conditions, and due
to the very wide range allowed, no special checks are performed, unless the Customer does require specifically
their performing.
6.4.2 TEST INSTRUMENTS
Please refer to Tab.1 for the suggested test instruments list. Depending on Customer request or on unexpected
events any other equivalent instrument may be used to perform the test. In this case the list will be appropriately
corrected.
6.4.3 TEST DATA REPORT FILLING IN PROCEDURES
The test results will be recorded on the T.D.R. OPn Tables. Each of them refers to a testing table (Pn or Tn type)
where all the test procedure steps and the expected results are listed and properly described.
The tests will be carried out according to the following criteria:
Interfaces tests:
One test for each different line type will be done, assuming the default configuration as work base. Other
tests can be executed on the remaining on Customer request.
Position tests:
Test of the installed Operative Positions.
The results will be recorded on the relevant tables. Other positions can be tested, moving the
supplied (spare part included) boards to empty sockets (if present), on Customer request.
Any further subsystem testing Data Record will be recorded on the T.D.R. SUB (Subsystem) Table.
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6.4.4 TEST REPETITION
The test not passed will be recorded with indication of the parts to be tested again.
In case of discrepancies or minor troubles they can be eliminated without a particular test rejection.
6.4.5 SUGGESTED TEST PLAN
The present documentation is already organised to drive the people in charge of the test execution. As already
said, the test bench is organised to have three or four Operative Positions (this number can be increased during
the P.D.I. on customer request).
TABLE. 1 RECOMMENDED FAT TEST INSTRUMENT REQUIREMENTS
No. Instrument Type Part No. Serial No.
1. Signal Generator and Level - -
- -
- -
- -
TABLE. 2 ENVIRONMENTAL AND TEST CONDITIONS
Test conditions Expected value Observations
Supply voltage measured at power supply input. 220 Vac ± 10% -
Temperature 23 °C ±10 °C -
Ground connection 1Ω -
< 95% without condensation

Humidity -
at 30 °C
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7. FUNCTIONALITY AND TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE TESTING
7.1 START UP TESTS
The following tests are to be followed to demonstrate the VCS system start up procedure.
The test results are to be recorded on the appropriate Test Data Record (TDR) tables.
TABLE. S STARTING OPERATIONS TABLE
n° Test title Test operative procedure Test expected results Chk.

The system requires a 220Vac
power input. The external
220Vac is not provided by
Preliminary SITTI.
1
Operations NOTE: The system is designed
to work from 100 Vac to 240
Vac, from 54Hz to 66 Hz.
The VCS power supply modules
VCSS Switch on the Breakers on the are
2
Activation Electrical Switchboard. automatically powered.
The alarm lamp and the alarm
Switch on the Alarm drawer by
Alarm Drawer buzzer switch on in the M800IP
3 the appropriate switch.
Activation MULTIFONO® central unit
appropriate drawer.
The buzzer switches off but the
4 Buzzer Off Press the alarm silent button.
lamp remains on.
Switch on all the LAN-switches,
The various sub-units switch on.
Sub-unit both the clocks and every
5 The alarm lamp switches off only
Activation drawer by the appropriate
when no alarms are active
switch.
Operative
Positions Switch on the switches of each
6 The Operative positions switch on.
Activation Operative Position.
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7.2 KEYBOARD LOCAL FUNCTION TEST TABLES
The following table lists the functional procedures for the Radio-Telephone keyboards provided for the VCSS
system. The table lists the suggested test sequence.
Please note that the keyboard layout shown below is a generic one showing the basic VCSS
functionalities. The Keyboard Layout for the actual system under test may vary depending on the site
requirements. The layout is generated through the MMS system and can be prepared for the various positions.
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TAB. P1 LOCAL SETTING TABLES
1 Access Local Press the Local Setting/Maintenance

Settings page Button:
The keyboard enters Local Setting
window, the Settings page is
displayed, where the following
information are showed:
Local Settings Page:
 Volume Adjustment Control;

 Screen Brightness Control;
 Default Value Restoring;
 Button Sound Disabling;
 “Ring One Function”.
2 Access Press the Local Setting/Maintenance

Keyboard Button. Select Maintenance page:
Maintenance
page
The keyboard enters Maintenance
window; the Maintenance page is
displayed, where the following
information are showed:
 Touch Screen Calibration;

 Keyboard Lock;
 Reboot Command;
 Screen Saver Timeout.
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3 Volume Enter local settings by the appropriate The Keyboard enters local settings
Adjustment procedure. Refer to “Settings” section. window.
Control Select the required volume (ex: Operator
Headset) by clicking on the relevant
volume bar of the relevant electro-
acoustic device.
In the relevant electro-acoustic

device the volume is modified.
When any button is pressed, no

sound is given off.
Any incoming calls will be signalled

by a single ring.
Press “Button Sound Disabling”

button:
Press “Ring Once” button:
4 Brightness Enter local settings by the appropriate The Keyboard enters Settings
Adjustment procedure. Refer to “Settings” section. page.
Select the required brightness by clicking
on the Screen Brightness bar. The keyboard brightness level will
change accordingly increases/
decreases.
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5 Touch-screen Enter local settings by the The Keyboard enters local settings
Calibration proper procedure. Refer to window.
“Maintenance” section. A new page is displayed with a first
Press the “Touch Screen Calibration” circle on the upper left corner of
button. the keyboard.
Press the centre the first circle for at least A second circle is displayed on the
2 seconds. upper right corner of the keyboard.
Press the second of the circle for at least A third circle is displayed on the
2 seconds. lower right corner of the keyboard.
Press the third of the circle for at least 2 A fourth circle is displayed on the
seconds. lower left corner of the keyboard.
Press the fourth of the circle for at least 2 Accept or Cancel button appear on
seconds. the lower left corner of the
Press the “Accept” or “Cancel” button. keyboard.
The new calibration is accepted or
the previous calibration remains
active.
6 Keyboard Enter local settings by the proper

Lock procedure. Refer to “Maintenance”
section.
Press the Lock Keyboard button A request of confirmation will
appear to prevent unintentional
keyboard blocking
Confirm the intention to lock the keyboard The Keyboard is locked.

Note: even in locked condition, the radio Any pressure on the touch screen
facility will continue to operate on the does not generate any effect.
keyboard the way they had been enabled
before.
In case of telephone or intercom incoming
call, the relevant buzzer will ring to aware
the operator.
7 Keyboard Press the Unlock Button A request of confirmation will

Unlock Confirm the intention to unlock the appear to prevent unintentional
keyboard keyboard unlock
The operational present before of
the lock will be restored.
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8 Keyboard Enter local settings by the appropriate The Keyboard enters local settings
Reboot procedure. window.
Refer to “Maintenance” section.
Press the “Reboot button” (and insert
the password if available). The keyboard performs a reboot
and starts up spontaneously.
9 Screen saver Enter local settings by the appropriate

timeout procedure. Refer to “Maintenance”
setting section. The Screensaver is activated
Refer to “Screensaver timeout” section. spontaneously after the settled
Adjust the screensaver timeout by timeout.
dragging the relevant sliding bar;
Set it to 0 to disable the screensaver The screensaver timeout will adjust
accordingly.
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10 Instant In the main page of the keyboard,

Recorder touch the Instant Recorder button.
The Instant Recorder Page will appear
with all the available recorder audios.
Starting from the left side:
 the first column lists the date and time
of the each audio;
 the second column indicates the
duration of the track;
 the lower part displays the audio track
waveform; the operator can visualize
the replay by means of a vertical bar
Lock of an running while the audio is going.
audio track
The audio track chosen will be listened
through the Loudspeaker.
The vertical bar will run along the display.
In case of sub-track the chosen part will
be highlighted.
The audio will stop.
Each pressing of Jump forward or Jump
Unlock of backward button, the vertical bar moves
Select one track by touching it then
an audio forward or backward in steps of 1 second
press PLAY.
track on the audio track shape.
It is possible to select a “sub-part” of
the track by sliding the finger on the The audio track chosen will turn red and it
sound waveform inside the relevant will not be erased during the cyclical
window. recording.
Press the STOP button to end the NOTE: each time a lock is done, the
playback of the track. memory space will decreases of the
By using the “Jump forward” and corresponding.
“Jump backward” facilities, it will be The audio track will be unlocked.
possible to listen to the audio track
for investigative or archival
purposes.
Select the audio track to be locked,
then press the button “padlock”.
Select an audio track previously

locked and press the button
“padlock”.
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11 Login
In order to login, it is necessary to
enter user credentials (username and
password) of a particular role created
from the supervisor.
After pressing the login confirmation
button ,
the default page will appear.
12 Logout
Press the logout button. A window confirmation page appears.
The logout procedure will be immediately

executed, after confirmation. The following
window appear.
Press “Yes” to confirm the logout .
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7.3 FUNCTIONAL TESTS TABLES FOR ANALOGUE FREQUENCIES
The next tables list the functional procedures for the Radio Operative Positions tests.
The table is organised with a suggested test sequence, but any other is possible.
Test facilities are listed below:
 Incoming radio call

 Loudspeaker reception enable only
 Headset reception enable only
 Headset and Loudspeaker reception enable
 Transmission enable
 Transmission running from Operator socket
 Transmission override by Instructor headset
 Radio function selection interlock
 Radio channel and Telephone / Interconsole line simultaneous engage
 Radio channel and Telephone / Interconsole line simultaneous engage (SPLIT function
activated)
 Radio selection mode
 Access/Selection facility
The test list has to be performed on the operative positions installed for the tests.
On Customer’s request the tests can be repeated on any other position.
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TAB. P2 RADIO - FUNCTIONAL TESTS TABLES – ANALOGUE RADIO CHANNELS
n° Test title Test operative procedure Test expected results Chk
Starting note If any radio interface is not The following procedures and results
operative inside the relevant have to be considered “general” for
touch button frequency code the both the types of equipment
label OUT SERV is displayed. whenever nothing is written.
If any function button is disabled, Appropriate indications are present
inside the relevant functional to highlight actions belonging to a
touch button, the label OUT SERV specific type of equipment.
is displayed.
If the Radio interface is operative,

then the button appears as in the
following figure:
1 Incoming Send an incoming call by an audio

Radio Call signal connected to the appropriate
connector pins of the radio line
termination drawer.
The blue label Squelch flashes on

The incoming call can be sent also RX buttons of any position with the
by Squelch signal connected to the relevant channel available on the
appropriate pin of Radio Interface keyboard.
drawer.
NOTE 1: the audio packets are sent
only from the radio receiver pre-
configured with a particular IP
address.
2 Loudspeaker Press a first time the RX button on

Reception Enable the operative position under test.
The yellow symbol of a Loudspeaker
will appear inside the RX button.
The same symbol will blink

whenever an audio will be present;
in this case the audio will be
received through the radio
loudspeaker only.
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3 Headset Press a second time the RX button The white symbol of a Headset will
Reception Enable on the operative position under test. appear inside the RX button.
The same symbol will blink

whenever an audio will be present),
in this case the audio will be
received through the headsets
(Operator and Instructor)
Note: If a handset or a hand
microphone is plugged into the
operator socket, the radio reception
will be sent to the loudspeaker.
4 Headset Press a third time the RX button on The green symbols of a Headset and
Loudspeaker the operative position under test. of a Loudspeaker will appear
Reception Enable together inside the RX button.
The same label will blink if audio is
present; in this case the audio will be
received through the headset
(Operator and Instructor)
NOTE: if a handset or a hand
microphone is plugged into the
operator socket, the radio reception
will be sent to the loudspeaker.
5 Reception Press a fourth time the RX button on

Disable the operative position under test: The RX button comes back in the
rest status.
The same happens if audio is

present.
6 Transmission Press the button with TX function

enable displayed on the Operative position
keyboard under test. The green label Ready will appear
inside the TX button
The Transmission will be now
enabled.
If Reception (in speaker or headset
NOTE: this function can be enabled or both) would not be already active,
and disabled by Configuration and the Speaker will be automatically
Supervisor unit. activated.
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7 Transmission Press PTT button (on headset cord) The transmission will takes place.
from Operator of headset connected to the
socket Operator socket. Inside the TX button, the green label
Transmit will blink. Other operators
connected to the same line will listen
to the conversation by their
loudspeaker/headset.
NOTE 1: on all other position having
the relevant frequency, a label will
show the identifier of the CWP that is
transmitting (in ex. CWP nn).
NOTE 2: the audio packets are sent
from the CWP only to the radio
transmitter with a particular pre-
configured IP address.
8 Transmission Press PTT button (on headset cord) The same situation of point 6 takes
Override of headset connected to Instructor place; on position under test, any
by Instructor socket. radio operator transmission is
Headset overridden.
9 Radio Function Select RX and TX function buttons The different channels are not
Selection on different radio channels displayed interlocked among them, so more
Interlock on keyboard. than one selection at a time is
possible.
10 Radio Channel Engage a Radio channel and a In case of BINAURAL Headset:

and Telephone / Telephone or Interconsole line the telephone/intercom
Interconsole Line simultaneously, by the appropriate communication enters the headset
Simultaneously procedure; (see Tab.P3 and P4 (mike side earcap only).
Engaged forward for Telephone and The radio communication enters the
Interconsole procedures). headset (mike opposite side only).
The microphone is directly
connected to the telephone line only.
If the operator presses PTT switch
the microphone is connected to the
radio path only, and the telephone
communication remains active.
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11 Radio channel Engage a Radio channel and a The system is now ready to
and Telephone / Telephone or Interconsole line manage the SPLIT facility
Interconsole simultaneously, by the appropriate
Line procedure; (see the relevant tables The yellow Ready label appears
Simultaneously forward for Telephone and on the lower part of the relevant
Engaged. Interconsole). button.
Plug the handset in the The SPLIT reception mode is

dedicated telephone connector. active:
SPLIT mode The Operator receives radio
activation Press SPLIT button to activate communication only (mike side). If
SPLIT reception mode. the operator presses his PTT switch
the microphone is connected to the
NOTE: If the handset is not radio path.
connected, the SPLIT function is Out The telephone/intercom
Service. communication is connected to the
handset only. To connect the
handset microphone to the
telephone line anti-side tone switch
button must be pressed.
12 Radio At The CWP under test, engage one

channel change Radio channel with TX enabled.
access mode Press the Freq. code button.
The Radio Selection mode page
pops up automatically.
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13 Access to a new Being in the condition described The frequencies available in the
Radio channel above, touch the FRQ CHG button system, configured for that CWP and
to activate Dynamic Radio Selection not already active on the keyboard
Page. will be displayed
The chosen frequency will be

transferred to the freq. code button
automatically.
The previous channel will be now
available for a future choice.
The Dynamic Frequency Selection
Page will disappear.
Touch the area containing the

frequency to be activated.
If necessary the right side arrows will
permit top scroll up and down the
list.
14 Main/Standby Engage one radio channel
Selection Facility configured as Main/Standby by the
appropriate procedure previously
described.
Push the freq. code button to
activate Dynamic Radio Selection
Page (first level).
The first Selection Mode level is
displayed on dynamic page area.
The transmission and the reception

of the relevant Radio Channel are
directed to the Main Radio
Equipment. The Main Label on the
button indicates the selected
device.
Push the Main button.
The transmission and the reception
of the relevant Radio Channel are
directed to the Standby Device.
The Standby Label on the button
Push the StandBy button. indicates the selected device.
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The reception is enabled on the

channel which has the best S/N.
The transmission is enabled on the
Main Equipment.
Push Auto-M button The Auto-M Label on the button
indicates the selected option.
The reception is enabled on the

Push Auto-S button channel which has the best S/N.
The transmission is enabled on the
Standby Equipment.
The Auto-S Label on the button
indicates the selected option.
Push RxM TxS button
RxM TxS: the Main Channel is

received, the transmission occurs
on the StandBy Channel .
Push RxS TxM button
RxS TxM: the Standby Channel is
received, the transmission occurs
on the Main Channel.
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7.4 TELEPHONE AND INTERCONSOLE SECTION
The System allows to interface different types of Telephone lines.
The suggested sequence for the most of them is:
 Input Call;
 Line answer;
 Conversation by handset;
 Hold;
 Engage after hold;
 Line Release;
 Output Call;
 Conversation by handset;
 Line Release.
The test list has to be performed on the Telephone Operative Positions installed for the test, applying the P3 test
table according to the default status foreseen for the telephone line interfaces.
On Customer request the tests can be repeated on any other position.
The test results have to be in the T.D.R. tables.
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TAB. P3/2W- PABX FUNCTIONAL TESTS TABLES - TELEPHONE SECTION: 2W PABX LINES
1 Public Connect a telephone line termination

Automatic module configured as PABX to PABX
Branch external line or to the line simulator.
Exchange Press PABX engage push button. The yellow label Ready appears on
(PABX) test the relevant button and Dial Keypad
sets up. Operator receives PABX
line free tone. If PABX line is
simulated by S.I.T.T.I. Line
Simulator, the obtained connection
is indicated by led D2 on the
equipment.
NB. By pressing the HISTORY

button, a list of the last calls is
shown. The PAUSE button is for
sending a special tone in the line.
On other positions with DA facility to

the same line, the red label Busy
appears indicating the line busy
status.
On other positions with DA facility
with the Operator who engaged the
line, the red label Busy appears
indicating the operator busy status.
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2 PABX: Send an Input call by the external line
Input Call simulator equipment via the appropriate
connector pins of the Telephone Line
termination drawer. The yellow label Called blinks on
the push button of the line under
test and the buzzer starts to ring.
The same situation is present on all
the positions with the same line
distributed.
3 PABX: Release the communication by pressing

Line Release the same engaged line push button again
or by engaging another The yellow Ready label of the
telephone/Interconsole line. engaged button switches off and
the line goes back to the rest status.
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TAB. P3/Direct PABX FUNCTIONAL TESTS TABLES - TELEPHONE SECTION: PABX LINES
1 Direct
PABX:
Output Call Start a call by pressing a button
corresponding to particular remote P
telephone:
If nobody would answer, the green

label Calling will flash inside the
button
After the answer, the yellow label

Ready will appear
2 Direct Call from and external IP telephone

PABX:
Input Call
The yellow label Called blinks on
the queue and the buzzer starts to
ring.
3 Direct Release the communication by pressing

PABX: the same engaged line push button again
Line Release or by engaging another The yellow Ready label of the
telephone/Interconsole line. engaged button switches off and
the line goes back to the rest status.
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TAB. P4 FUNCTIONAL TESTS TABLES - INTERCONSOLE SECTION
1 Interconsole Press an Interconsole button. The green label Calling appears on

Output Call the relevant button.
On the other positions with DA
facility to the Calling Position, the red
label Busy appears indicating
Operator busy status.
The call is automatically sent to the
corresponding users.
On this position the yellow label
Called blinks and the buzzer rings.
NOTE 1: if called position is
engaged on a different line, or
"RING ONCE" function is enabled,
when an input call arrives, the yellow
label Called flashes, but buzzer
rings only once.
NOTE 2: on called position, if the
buzzer has been switched off by
appropriate procedure (long button
pressure to enable the mute facility),
only lamp flashing is present.
2 Interconsole Press the blinking button.

Answer The yellow label Ready switches on
the buzzer stops to ring and the
communication is established.
On the other positions with DA
facility to the Calling and the Called
Position, the red label Busy appears
indicating Operators busy status.
3 Interconsole Release the communication by The yellow Ready label of the

Release pressing the same line push button engaged button switches off and the
again or by engaging another line goes back to the rest status.
telephone/Interconsole line. Same happens for the label on other
positions.
4 Lines Interlock Press the engage push button Each Telephone Interconsole line is
corresponding to different Telephone interlocked with the other; only one
and Interconsole lines. line at a time can be selected.
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TAB. P5 FUNCTIONAL TESTS TABLES – SPECIAL FUNCTIONS SECTION
1 Interconsole Start an Interconsole output call by The same conditions of point 1

with HOT the procedure previously described. are set at the beginning.
function Press HOT button. The communication is
automatically established without
need, by the called party, to
press any button.
On called position keyboard a
warning tone and the light blue
Label HOT appears on caller
button, indicating the intrusion
status.
The Audio is automatically
connected to the telephone
loudspeaker.
If the Called operator is busy in
another telephone
communication the HOT
interconsole is automatically
connected (conference mode) to
the active communication.
To activate private
communication (remove audio
from telephone loudspeaker) the
called operator may press the
hot-interconsole button.
2 Interconsole Release the communication by On both parties, all the labels of

release after pressing the same line push button the relevant buttons switch off
HOT again or by engaging another and the line goes back to the rest
telephone/Interconsole line on status.
whatever parties. Same happens for the label on
other positions.
3 Hold Facility Put an engaged line in Hold status On the position under test in the
by pressing violet Hold push button. lower half of the holding line
the dark blue label hold is
displayed. On all the other
Operative Positions with DA
facility to the same line in the
lower half of the relevant button
the dark blue label hold
appears.
The connection is not lost; The

operator can engage another
line.
NOTE: the external receives an

engaged tone indicating the hold
status.
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4 Hold release Press the engaged button with the The same conditions of previous
line in Hold status. point 3 are set.
NOTE: All Operative Positions
connected to the holding line are
enabled to engage it.
5 Conference Once engaged a line, press CONF The yellow label Ready appears
Facility touch button, then engage in on relevant button.
sequence 2 Inteconsole and 2
telephone lines communications The selection is allowed and at
according to their relevant users answer a conference is
procedures. established.
6 Conference Press CONF button again. The yellow label Ready is

release switched off.
NOTE:
All the lines/Interconsole are
It is also possible to exclude automatically released.
independently each user simply by
pressing its relevant button.
7 Transfer Once engaged the line to be The remote subscriber receives

function transferred, push the TRANSFER the hold tone until the transfer
button and select (before of the process is over.
timeout expiring) the operator push
button whom you intend to transfer The position receives the
the line under test. transferred input call in
accordance to the input call
procedure.
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8 Transfer On With a line engaged on an

Acknowledge Operative position, press HOLD
button.
The engaged line is put in Hold

status.
Engage a Interconsole
communication according to its
relevant procedure.
On the position receiving the

transferred communication, the
relevant line button goes ready
After the acknowledgement of the
status, and the audio is directly
other operator to the transfer of the
connected.
line, press the TRANSFER button.
9 Divert To enable divert function push the On both the operative position
function DIVERT button and select (before the divert status is displayed.
Enabling of the timeout expiring) the operator
push button whom you intend to
divert the position under test.
10 Divert input call Configure on both the position The input call is automatically
under test a direct addressed diverted and is detected by the
telephone line and send a direct- operative position whom the
addressed input call to the divert function was activated.
“diverted” position.
11 Divert function Push the button displaying the On both the operative position
disabling enabled DIVERT function. the divert status is released.
NOTE: Only the “diverted”

position is allowed to disable the
divert function.
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12 Pickup function Configure on three operative On the called position the input
positions a direct addressed call signals take place.
telephone line and send a direct-
addressed input call to the position
under test.
The system automatically
transfer the telephone input call
to the “picking up” operative
position.
Push the PICKUP button and select

(before of the timeout expiring) the
button relevant to the position
receiving the telephone input call.
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7.5 FUNCTIONAL TESTS: MMS® FUNCTIONALITIES
The MULTIFONO® Management System (MMS) software platform developed by SITTI for the configuration,
administration, maintenance, alarm reporting of the MULTIFONO® Voice Communication Switching System
(VCSS). The software environment provided by MMS is an integrated platform that allows users to graphically
interact with the system in an easy and friendly way. Users are guided throughout all their activities by intuitive
graphical tools; automatic check controls prevent mistakes and data inconsistency. Before starting with the
functional procedures, some basic aspects must be considered.
The V.C.S.S. MULTIFONO® Management System (MMS) must be installed on the supervisor personal computer
according to the installation procedure supplied together with the MMS user manual.
The hereinafter described procedures are organised as a list of the main Supervisor facilities, giving the
essentials about them. Infact the following MMS Functional Test Tables aim is to verify the main functional
principles of the MULTIFONO® Management System (MMS). More detailed information about these and other
facilities are available using the MMS User Manual.
To run the MMS application click on the Application Server icon (in the windows bar) and select MMS Shell. The
MMS Shell Main window is displayed.
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TAB. P6 FUNCTIONAL TESTS TABLES – MULTIFONO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SECTION
1 Open System NOTE: The System Default

Configurator configuration database is prepared by
SITTI specialists before of the FAT.
Open System Configurator application The System Configurator

to configure the system hardware application starts up.
composition by clicking on the relevant
button
2 Configure a The 2M/RLT2 configuration database

2M/RLT module is prepared by SITTI specialist before
of the FAT in accordance to the
internal standard.
The Frequency Label may be modified

clicking on the Radio Frequency text The new code is associated to
box and dialling the new code. that radio channel
The new codes are associated to

all the radio channels at once
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3 Configure 2M/TLT2 The 2M/TLT2 configuration

module database is prepared by SITTI
specialist before the FAT in
accordance to the internal
standard:
The Line Label may be modified
clicking on the Line Label text box The new name is associated to that
and dialling the new name. line
The new names are associated to

all the telephone lines at once
4 Board Disabling The System Default configuration The board is disabled

database includes all the pre-
wired extension facilities. In orde
to grant an appropriate system
configuration the not delivered
boards are properly configured
and then disabled by SITTI
specialist before the FAT.
To disable a configured board
click with the right button on the
board and select Disable
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5 Board Enabling To activate a pre-configured The board is enabled

interface click with the right button
on the board and select enable
6 Check Configuration Once ended all the modification The list of error is displayed. If no
Errors click on the Check Configuration errors are present it is possible to
Errors menu to verify possible create Configuration Database
compilation errors
7 Create Configuration Click on the Output Files. The system automatically

Database generates the system database to
be used by the following
applications (Router and Keyboard
Configuration)
Quit the System Configurator

The Configurator file is generated
application
and is ready to be sent to the
system.
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8 Run the Keyboard Run the Keyboard Configurator The application starts up.
Configurator application to configure the
position keyboard
9 Frame setup The Default Keyboard Frame is The Keyboard layout may be
prepared before the FAT by SITTI modified and saved in order to be
specialist unlocking the Frame used to prepare different positions
Layout facility. configurations
In case of Customer requirement

any change may be done to the
prepared frame during the FAT
enabling this facility
10 Add a Line To add a line double click a The line is transferred to the
button configured as a line button appropriate button
and select one of the listed label
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11 Add an Interconsolle To add an interconsolle double The interconsolle is transferred to

click a button configured as an the appropriate button
interconsolle and select one of
the listed label
12 Frequency Enabling For every operative position The radio frequencies will be
different frequencies may be configured in accordance to the
enabled in: selected mode for every operative
Reception position
Transmission
CrossCoupling
by clicking on the relevant button
and selecting the required mode
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13 Add a Radio Channel To add a radio channel double The radio channel is transferred to
click a button configured as a the appropriate button
radio channel and select one of
the listed label
14 Swap buttons Drag the button to be moved and The two buttons are swapped
drop it on the button you want to (unless contents are compatible)
swap with it
15 Delete a button Select the button to be deleted The button is deleted
and press cancel (or click on the
red cross)
16 Dynamic pages Clicking on this menu it is The appropriate page is displayed
browsing possible to browse the different on the screen
Dynamic pages
17 Create Operative Create the required operative One file is automatically generated
Position position configuration files clicking for each operative position in
Configuration Output on the relevant menu accordance to the edited layout.
File The full set of files are ready to be
sent to the system
Quit the Keyboard Configurator

application
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18 Run Configuration To operate on the edited The application starts up

Manager configuration Run the
Configuration Manager
19 Manage It is possible to The required process is activated

Configurations Save
Overwrite
Load
Compare
Modify
Delete
the configurations created in the
previous steps. To activate one of
these facility click on the relevant
menu
20 Configuration It is possible to activate the The required process is activated

Activation prepared configuration by
different configuration command:
Incremental
Full
Selective
To activate one of these facility The connection status is verified
click on the relevant menu
Note: it is possible to check the

connection status to the VCSS in
case of requirement
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7.6 TECHNICAL TESTS: G/A - RADIO SECTION
Table. T1 Technical Tests Tables - Ground/Air/Ground - Single Channel Radio Interfaces
The measured test results are to be recorded inside the Chk column and will be used as reference for the T.D.R.
tables.

1 Radio Reception Press the RX button to enable radio
level measurement reception, by appropriate G/A
Functional procedure. Enable the
reception on the headset:
or
Set the relevant volumes at maximum

value by the proper procedure.
Connect the RLT2/TLT2 Test box to

the rear of Radio Termination drawer,
into the physical slot of Radio Line
Termination module (2M/RLT2) under
test.
Connect a signal generator to test

points corresponding to the Reception
input of RLT2 module.
The signal generator generator

settings are:
Impedance:600 Ohm;
Frequency:1000 Hz;
Output Level: -10 dBm
Operator headset:
Connect the PO test box to the
The measured levels in both earcaps
Connector Panel socket in place of
are:
headset, and connect a level meter to
-10 dBm ± 2 dBm
the appropriate earcap test points,
setting the input impedance = 600
ohm.
Instructor headset:
Connector Panel socket in place of The measured levels in both earcaps
headset, and connect a level meter to are:
the appropriate earcap test points, -10 dBm ± 2 dBm
setting the input impedance = 600
ohm
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2 Radio Reception Press the RX button to enable radio
Recording reception, by appropriate G/A
Functional procedure. Enable the
outputs: reception on the headset.
Interface unit
Position unit
or
Set the relevant volume at maximum

Connect the level meter to the

recording output of the Radio Line
Termination module (2M/RLT2) under
test.
points corresponding to the Reception
input of RLT2 module.
The signal generator settings are:

Impedance:600 Ohm;
Frequency:1000 Hz;
For Interface unit measurement,

connect a level meter to test points The measured level is
corresponding to RLT2 recording
output. Set the meter input impedance -10 dBm ± 4 dBm
equal to 600 ohm.
For Position unit measurement,

connect a level meter to operative The measured level is
position recording output. Set the
meter input impedance equal to 600 -10 dBm ± 4 dBm
ohm.
3 Reception Connect signal generator and level The measured level can change no
Bandpass meter as indicated in previous point 1. more than -10dBm ± 3 dB from the
Change frequency generator set level measured at 1000 Hz.
within the range 300 - 3400 Hz
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4 Radio Press the TX button to enable radio
Transmission transmission, by appropriate G/A
Level Functional procedure.
measurement
Enable the reception on the headset.
or

headset, and connect a signal
generator to the proper microphone
test points.

Impedance:150 Ohm;
Frequency:1000 Hz;
Simulate the enabling of the Push To

Talk (PTT) switch to start
transmission.
The measured level is

the rear of Radio Termination drawer,
into the physical slot of Radio Line
Termination module (2M/RLT2) under -10 dBm ± 2 dBm
test.
Connect a level meter to test points
corresponding to the Transmission
output of RLT2 module. Set the meter
input impedance = 600 ohm.
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5 Transmission Press the TX button to enable radio
Recording transmission, by appropriate G/A
outputs: Functional procedure.
 Interface
unit
 Position
unit
Enable the reception on the headset.
or
Connect the signal generator as

indicated in previous point 4.

connect a level meter to test points
-10 dBm ± 4 dBm
corresponding to RLT2
recording output. Set the meter input
impedance equal to 600 ohm.

-10 dBm ± 4 dBm
connect a level meter to operative
position recording output. Set the
meter input impedance equal to 600
ohm
6 Transmission Connect signal generator and level The measured level can change not
Bandpass meter as indicated in previous point 5. more than ± 3db from the level
Change frequency generator set measured at 1000 Hz.
within the range 300 ÷ 3000 Hz
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7.6 TECHNICAL TESTS: TELEPHONE SUB-SYSTEM
Table. T2 Technical Tests Tables - Telephone Section: 2W lines
The measured test results are to be recorded inside the Chk column and will be used as reference for the T.D.R.
tables.

1 Telephone Engage a LB type Telephone Line by
Reception level appropriate Telephone 2W Functional
measurement procedure.
Set the relevant volumes at maximum

the rear of Telephone Termination
drawer, into the physical slot of
Telephone Line Termination module
(2M/TLT2) under test.

points corresponding to the input of
TLT2 module.
The generator settings are:

Impedance:600 Ohm;
Frequency:1000 Hz;
Operator headset:
Connect the PO test box to the The measured level in the mike-side
Connector Panel socket in place of earcap is:
headset, and connect a level meter to -10 dBm ± 2 dBm
the appropriate earcap test points,
with an input impedance = 600 ohm.
Instructor headset:
Connector Panel socket in place of The measured level in the mike-side
headset, and connect a level meter to earcap is:
the appropriate earcap test points, -10 dBm ± 2 dBm
with an input impedance = 600 ohm
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2 Reception Engage a LB type Telephone Line by
Recording appropriate Telephone 2W Functional
outputs: procedure.
Interface unit;
Position unit
Connect the signal generator as

explained in point 1.

connect a level meter to test points The measured level is:
corresponding to TLT2 -10 dBm ± 4 dBm
impedance equal to 600 ohm.

connect a level meter to operative The measured level is:
position recording output. Set the -10 dBm ± 4 dBm
meter input impedance equal to 600
ohm
3 Reception Connect signal generator and level The measured level can change not
Bandpass meter as indicated in previous point 1. more than 10dBm ± 3 dB from the
Change frequency generator set level measured at 1000 Hz.
within the range 300 - 3000 Hz
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4 Telephone Engage a LB type Telephone Line by
Transmission appropriate Telephone 2W Functional
Level procedure.
measurement

test points.

Impedance:150 Ohm;
Frequency:1000 Hz;
Connect the RLT2/TLT2 Test box to The measured level is:

the rear of Radio Termination drawer, -10 dBm ± 2 dBm
into the physical slot of Telephone
Line Termination module (2M/TLT2)
under test.
Connect a level meter to test points
corresponding to the Transmission
output of RLT2 module. Set the meter
input impedance = 600 ohm
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5 Transmission Engage a LB type Telephone Line by
Recording appropriate Telephone 2W Functional
outputs: procedure.
Interface unit
Position unit

test points.

Impedance:150 Ohm;
Frequency:1000 Hz;
Output Level: -10 dBm.

the rear of Telephone Termination
drawer, into the physical slot of
Telephone Line Termination module
(2M/TLT2) under test.
For Interface unit measurement The measured level is

connect a level meter to test points -10 dBm ± 4 dBm
corresponding to the Recording output
of RLT2 module. Set the meter input
impedance = 600 ohm
For Position unit measurement, The measured level is

connect a level meter to test points -10 dBm ± 4 dBm
corresponding to operative position
impedance = 600 ohm
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8. ANNEX 1: SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL & TECHNICAL TEST DATA

RECORDS
Hereinafter the list of the Operative Positions and the relevant executable test tables on them. The first table will
be signed at the beginning of the test; its purpose is to outline the system destination only. The OP-n tables are
numbered from one to three or four. Depending on system configuration, please tick only equipped Operative
Position tables and erase the others.
These tables have to be tick inside the appropriate area for the executed tests and have to be signed and
dated in the appropriate column for the tested positions.
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SYSTEM TABLE.1 Radio-Telephone Operative Positions Test Data Records
VCSS
S.I.T.T.I. Date
Test Signature
Customer Date
Test Signature
Table. OP-1 Reference Test Table
Tested: P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 T Date
S.I.T.T.I. Tested
Test Signature
Customer Tested
Test Signature
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Table. OP-2 Reference Test Table
Tested: P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 T Date
S.I.T.T.I. Tested
Test Signature
Customer Tested
Test Signature
SYSTEM TABLE.2 MMS Test Data Records
Test of MMS Reference Test Table
Multifono Management System

P6
S.I.T.T.I. Tested
Test
Date
Signature
Customer Test Tested
Date
Signature
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9. ANNEX 2: FACTORY ACCEPTANCE CERTIFICATE
NOTES
SIGNATURES
On behalf of SITTI On behalf of CAAP
___________________ ___________________
Name : Name:
Designation: Designation:
Date: Date:
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Rev. Description of variations Changes Reference
CE16084.ATP/A-FAT First Issue - Preparation:

Rev.0
Scalia Marco
October 11th, 2016
Approval:
Mario Scovenna
CE16084.ATP/A-FAT First Revision - Preparation:

Rev.1
Scalia Marco
November 28th, 2016
Approval:
Mario Scovenna
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© SITTI S.p.A. 2016

1. ITEM UNDER TEST ............................................................................................ 1

7. FUNCTIONALITY AND TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE TESTING .................... 7

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1. ITEM UNDER TEST

 MULTIFONO® M800IP/305.1636 for General Santos (Philippines);

2.1 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

The applicable reference documentation is the following:

2.2 ACCEPTANCE DOCUMENTS

The documents for system acceptance are the following:

2.3 LIST OF ACRONYMS

VCSS Voice Communication Switching system

3. TEST INSTRUMENTATION AND DEVICES

3.1 TEST INSTRUMENTATION

3.2 TEST BENCH

4. SYSTEM COMPOSITION INSPECTION

6. GENERAL TEST CRITERIA

6.1 PROCEDURES FOR SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE

6.2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTATION

6.3 TEST TABLES ORGANISATION

 OPn type (n= progressive number)

 Pn type (n = progressive number)

Accordingly the following principles can be adopted:

 Tn type (n = progressive number)

6.4 TEST OPERATIONS

6.4.1 ENVIRONMENTAL TEST CONDITIONS

6.4.2 TEST INSTRUMENTS

6.4.3 TEST DATA REPORT FILLING IN PROCEDURES

The tests will be carried out according to the following criteria:

Test of the installed Operative Positions.

6.4.4 TEST REPETITION

6.4.5 SUGGESTED TEST PLAN

TABLE. 1 RECOMMENDED FAT TEST INSTRUMENT REQUIREMENTS

No. Instrument Type Part No. Serial No.

1. Signal Generator and Level - -

TABLE. 2 ENVIRONMENTAL AND TEST CONDITIONS

Test conditions Expected value Observations

Supply voltage measured at power supply input. 220 Vac ± 10% -

< 95% without condensation

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7. FUNCTIONALITY AND TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE TESTING

7.1 START UP TESTS

TABLE. S STARTING OPERATIONS TABLE

n° Test title Test operative procedure Test expected results Chk.

7.2 KEYBOARD LOCAL FUNCTION TEST TABLES

TAB. P1 LOCAL SETTING TABLES

n° Test title Test operative procedure Test expected results Chk.

1 Access Local Press the Local Setting/Maintenance

 Volume Adjustment Control;

2 Access Press the Local Setting/Maintenance

 Touch Screen Calibration;

n° Test title Test operative procedure Test expected results Chk.

In the relevant electro-acoustic

When any button is pressed, no

Any incoming calls will be signalled

Press “Button Sound Disabling”

Press “Ring Once” button:

n° Test title Test operative procedure Test expected results Chk.

6 Keyboard Enter local settings by the proper

Confirm the intention to lock the keyboard The Keyboard is locked.

7 Keyboard Press the Unlock Button A request of confirmation will