Map Table Store and Forward Digits

In the following example, a caller dials 59222 to connect to Port 4 on Node 1. The caller hears a dial tone, then dials 77 to place a call to the user at extension 7777 on PBX B.

Port 4

PBX A	Node 1

		Telephone with number
	Port 5	7777 (internal to PBX)
Frame Relay	PBX B
Node 2	PBX B
Node 2

Phone line connectedTelephone with number

to PBX number 59222

555-1212 (outside line)

Figure C-1 Store and Forward Dialing Example 1

To handle the dialing inputs and outputs shown in this example, configure the Smart- Switch 1800 nodes as follows:

Node 1:

●System-Level Parameters:

◆Voice Node Number = 1.

◆Speed Map Dial Digits = 2.

●Speed-Dial Map Table:

◆Speed Dial Abbreviated Digits = 77.

◆Long Dial Digit Mapping = 000215. (2 = node number, 5 = Voice port

number.)

◆Extended Dial String = 7777.

●Voice Port 4 Configuration:

◆Source of Extended Digits = MAP.

◆# of Leading Digits to Delete = 0.

◆Forward Delay = 2 (.25 sec intervals)

◆Forwarded Digit Type = DTMF.

◆Forwarded Output Digits = Ext .

Node 2:

●System-Level Parameters:

◆Voice Node Number = 2.

●Speed-Dial Map Table:

◆Speed Dial Abbreviated Digits = 12.

◆Long Dial Digit Mapping = 000215. (2 = node number, 5 = Voice port

number.)

◆ Extended Dial String = 9,5551212.

C-2	SmartSwitch 1800 4. 0 User Guide, Rev 01

1800 specifications

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Cabletron Systems 1800 manual Map Table Store and Forward Digits

Models: 1800