USER’S GUIDE FOR POLYCOM HDX SYSTEMS
Types of Calls You Can Make
Depending on your system configuration, you may be able to make calls using
ISDN, IP, SIP, or V.35.
The following table lists some possible call combinations.
From… | You can call… | By dialing… |
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ISDN | ISDN | Phone number |
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| IP | Phone number of the |
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| the extension (E.164 address) of the far |
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| site. |
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| Enter the extension after the gateway |
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| number or wait until the gateway prompts |
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| you for the extension. |
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LAN | Networked and | Alias, E.164 address, DNS name, or IP |
| Public Sites | address. |
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| Protected and | Typically, the far site’s gateway number |
| Private Sites | then the number of the |
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| Consult with the far site about the best |
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| method for placing the call. |
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| ISDN | Access code of the |
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| selected speed code, and the ISDN number |
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| of the far site. |
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When you call an IP system through a gateway that requires an extension (E.164 address), enter the extension in the dialing field whenever possible. Check with your network administrator for the extension delimiter you will need to enter into the dialing field. For example, some networks use ## to separate the extension from the IP address.
When you include the extension, you will be given the option of saving both the number and the extension in the directory when the call ends. If you enter the extension after the gateway connects, then you can save only the gateway number when the call ends.
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