The preceding list does not include all system options available to you, only
those that are most commonly changed. For information about all options, refer
to Chapter 5 or the inside back cover of this guide.
Telephone Options
Telephone options let you further customize individual extensions in the system.
For example, you can specify which outside lines ring at an extension and you
can store phone numbers on programmable buttons on system phones.
Telephone options to consider are:
Automatic Line Selection allows you to select the sequence of lines
through which the system searches to find a free line when the user
makes a call. (For extensions with standard phones, set Automatic Line
Selection to “intercom first.” This enables the user at the standard phone
to access system features, including intercom calling.) If you are
changing Automatic Line Selection plus one or more other options for an
extension, you must set Automatic Line Selection first.
Line Ringing specifies whether or not the line rings at the extension.
Outgoing Call Restriction (#401) specifies the types of calls that can be
made from the extension.
Automatic Extension Privacy (#304) assigned to an extension to which
an auxiliary device such as a fax machine or modem is connected,
prevents users from interrupting calls to this extension. You can also use
this option to have Privacy on PARTNER-6, MDC 9000, and MDW 9000
phones, which do not have Privacy buttons.
Doorphone/Internal Hotline Phone/External Hotline Phone (#604)
specifies whether or not a special phone application is installed at an
extension.
Auto Dialing lets you store phone numbers or extension numbers on the
eight programmable buttons with lights on PARTNER-18D and
PARTNER-18 phones. (See page 3-2 for the location of these buttons,
which are called Auto Dial buttons.) An extension number stored on a
button is an intercom Auto Dial number, and an outside phone number
stored on a button is an outside Auto Dial number. (You can also set up
an Auto Dial button for Group Paging.)
This list does not include all telephone options available to you, only those that
are most commonly changed. For information about all options, refer to Chapter
5 or the inside back cover of this guide.
2-2 Customizing Your System