NEC 750370 manual ID Digits Unique IDS

Issue 3 EliteMail VMS/EliteMail Limited

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USE INTERNAL IDS When you want to prevent callers from dialing a subscriber or transaction box, assign a System ID that contains the $ that cannot be dialed from a touchtone keypad. These are called internal IDs or hidden IDs.

Internal IDs can still be used in the system automatic call routing features, but cannot be dialed by callers directly.

The most common use of internal System IDs is for linking voice detect boxes, transaction boxes, or interview boxes with the GotoID￿action.

The system comes with a Public Interview Box with a System ID of $PM. This ID is used because a caller never dials the Public Interview Box directly. A caller is routed to the Public Interview Box automatically only when the operator is not available, or when a caller does not press any touchtones when calling after hours.

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PLAN SYSTEM IDS Estimate what kind and how many System IDs you need, then design an easy-to-remember numbering system that best meets these needs.

The number of System IDs determines how many digits you should have in your IDs. The table estimates how many unique IDs are available for a particular ID numbering plan. Allow plenty of spare System IDs for future growth. Remember, System IDs are assigned not only to subscribers, but also to all transaction boxes, interview boxes, and subscriber guests.

ID DIGITS	UNIQUE IDS
1	9
2	90
3	900
4	9,000
5	90,000
6	900,000
7	9,000,000
8	90,000,000
9	900,000,000
10	9,000,000,000
	Assumes Operator Box ID = 0

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