manual philips sopho is1000

[guusbill]

Hello forumreaders,

A customer in Amsterdam bought a used philips is1000 pbx.
Unfortunately it came without any documentation.
I'm asked to support the pbx now and really want to help them out.
Can anyone help me and supply the manual for this device?

Your help will be most appreciated.

Thanks.

ing. Guus Bill

 

[setihound]

Hi,

the official manuals are only in a printed version available.
I have a few word documents which i can send you. I also have a programming software, but in my opinion it is not very good.
It is possible for me to scan the official manual into pdf, but this will take some time.

Send me a pn with your email.

cu

setihound

 

[guusbill]

Hi Setihound,

That would be great. Can you send me the info on ehbnet@gmail.com please?
Is there a description of the connectors/wiring of the separate phones and of the procedure to take a new phone in use? That's what I need most of all.

Thx very much.

Guus

 

[ernande]

Hi setihound, hi everybody,

i´d like know if you can send me any documentation and the program.

I´m working with a is3030, but i started with it without any docs and without any software.

Thanks!

Ernande Filho
ernandef @ gmail.com
+ 55 [81] 99261059

 

[scorpion711]

How do i change the call feature on Philips sopho is3000 series?

 

[wernergo]

Hi scorpion711,

please specify your question, describe it in detail. There many possibilitys for calls.

Which features?

Greats
Werner

 

[Harto]

I have an is 3030 ssw 810.32 with E1 ISDN ETSI connection to local public EXchange( Siemens with sockel 14. The connection is used for DOD and DID.

When making an outgoing call using the E1 line to a celular phone destination, the caling number displayed on destnination phone is representative number not real calling number of the originating pbx extension (COLP does not appear on the detination cellular display.

I appreciate very much if anybody could inform the solution/ steps to overcome the problem to address alexander.suharto@gmail.com

Regards,
Harto