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Set the System ID for numbered groups in the ID for Num Groups field on

Application screen Page 6. Refer to Figure 10-2 The ID for Num Groups

Field on Application Screen Page 6.

Figure 10-2 The ID for Num Groups Field on Application Screen Page 6

The ID for numbered groups is a System ID, and must be unique.

When choosing this special ID, follow these guidelines:

Choose a short number. Short numbers are easier to remember, and make the conversation flow better.

Remember that the ID you choose prevents you from using a range of other System IDs. For example, using 77 for the special System ID makes the ranges 770-779 and 7700-7799 unavailable.

Also Refer To:

Chapter 3 Directory Assistance

Chapter 7 Keypad Maps

￿Chapter 9 Messages Chapter 20 Subscribers

Reference

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NEC 750370 manual Field on Application Screen, ID for numbered groups is a System ID, and must be unique