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• Access Codes

In this section, you can enter the access codes for Line pool, Park prefix, Extrnl code, Direct-

 

Dial, Auto DN, and DISA DN.

 

 

•• Line pool codes

Enter a line pool access code for each line pool. A code can be one to four digits in length. A

 

line pool access code cannot start with the same digits as the Call Park prefix or the Direct-dial

 

digit, any DN (including Rec'd #s, the DISA DN, or the Auto DN), or a destination code.

 

 

•• Park prefix

Select the first digit of the Call Park retrieval code.

 

 

•• Extrnl code

Enter the one-digit external line access code. This code allows an M7100 telephone or a device

 

connected to an ATA to access external lines. The external line access code cannot be the same

 

as the Call Park prefix, the Direct-dial digit, or the first digit used by an internal DN.

 

 

•• Direct-dial

Select the digit used to dial a Direct-dial telephone. The digit cannot be the same as the first

 

digit of a DN, of a line pool access code, the external line access code or the Call Park prefix.

 

It cannot be the first digit of a destination code.

 

 

•• Auto DN

Enter the DN that a remote user can dial on an auto answer line so that the line is answered

 

with system dial tone. A remote user can then use the system resources allowed by the remote

 

access package assigned to the line. The length of the Auto DN is the same as the Rec'd #

 

length.The Auto DN cannot be the same as a line pool access code or a destination code.

 

 

•• DISA DN

Enter the DN that a remote user can dial on an auto answer line so that the line is answered

 

with stuttered dial tone. A remote user must then enter a Class of Service password to gain

 

access to system resources. The remote access package assigned to the Class of Service

 

password determines which resources they can use. The length of the DISA DN is the same as

 

the Rec'd # length. The DISA DN cannot be the same as a line pool access code or a destination

 

code.

 

 

• Auto Attendant

This programming section lets you access the Auto Attendant features (System Answer and

 

Custom Call Routing).

 

 

•• Auto Attend

Set to On to make the Auto Attendant features available for use.

 

 

•• Attd Set

Enter the DN of the set which will have its lines answered by System Answer. It should not be

 

the DN for an external ATA or the internal ATA.

 

 

•• Language

Select the language used for announcements: English, French, or Spanish.

 

 

••• First

Select the first language choice.

 

 

••• Second

Select the second language, if applicable.

 

 

•• System Answer

This feature answers external calls and places them on hold at the attendant set until the

 

attendant/receptionist can answer them.

 

 

••• After

Select the number of rings that the caller will hear before the system answers.

 

 

••• Fax Switch

Select whether the Fax detection switch is active or not with the Auto Attendant’s System Answer

 

feature. The default is set to Off.

 

 

•• CCR

Custom Call Routing(CCR) allows calls on certain lines to be directed to groups of telephones

 

according to the instructions from the caller.

 

 

••• After

Select the number of rings that the caller will hear before the system answers.

 

 

••• CCR lines

Activate Custom Call Routing for each line.

 

 

••• CCR groups

Create groups to be used with the CCR. There can be up to 9 groups made up of DNs in the

 

system.

 

 

•••• Show group:_

Enter the number of the first group.

 

 

••••• CCR grp 1

Assign a DN to a CCR group.

 

 

••••• Show DN:_

Enter the DN of a telephone to be assigned to this CCR group.

 

 

Compact ICS 4.1 Programming Record

P0906186 Issue 02

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Nortel Networks ICS 4.1 Access Codes, Line pool codes, Park prefix, Extrnl code, Auto DN, Auto Attendant, First, Second