Console.NET Installation & User Guide
Provides the user with full access to all configuration menus. The rights are the same as logging into Console.NET as the Administrator using ext 0 and the passwaord 12345
Line Pools
•Select the appropriate analog or digital line pool to enable the attendant to dial external calls. The Norstar or BCM phone must be programmed to have access to the selected line pool
Security
•Security options can be set for any extension that requires specific privacy settings. Typically these options would be used for the company management and/or executive employee’s that wish to have greater privacy. Selections include;
o Hide Dialing Number; when selected, no other Console.NET users can see what number this specific DN is dialing
o Hide Incoming Number; when selected, no other Console.NET users can see incoming caller ID name, DID or DNIS information for this specific DN
o Hide Target Line name; when selected, the target line name will not be displayed on the Console.NET interface for this specific DN
Note: Additional services from your local phone company may be required to provide Caller ID, DID or DNIS services
Feature Button Settings
•Select any of the listed features that the specific Console.NET user would like to have access to on the Console.NET button bar in the main user window. Ten buttons may be displayed at one time. Selecting one of the three button tabs will display all selected buttons. The following feature buttons are displayed by default: Hold, Call Queuing, Park, Park/Page
Note: Dial and Rls buttons cannot be removed from the user interface
Page Settings
•The Default Page button is configured based on a combination of both Page options and Speaker options and can be configured differently for each user. For example, if a user only pages the warehouse through the external paging port, you can configure the Page button to be external page only. Default settings will page all zones for internal telephone speakers.
Database Integration
•This is a very powerful feature, particularly for Business or Executive Centers. Console.NET comes with a 
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