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Program *09 – [PDN], [PhDN], DH, ACD or Modem DID Ext. Assignments

Program *09 Overview

This program assigns the routing destinations for incoming DID line calls.

Program *09 DID extension numbers can be routed to [PDNs], [SDNs], or [PhDNs], ACD Groups, or Distributed Hunt groups. Each [PDN]/[SDN] and/or [PhDN] can appear and ring (immediate, 12 sec. delay or 24 sec. delay with Program *71, *72 and *73) on up to 120 telephones. A DID extension number can ring up to 120 telephones maximum.

Any DID line can be assigned to route with Program 71 and 72 DNIS routing assignments, instead of Program *09 assignments, to provide all the DNIS call routing features to normal DID lines.

Which program options (Program *09 or Program 71 and 72) DID line call routing will follow is determined for each DID line in Program 17, LED 05 and/or 07 (see Program 17 for more details).

On DK424, DID calls will alternately ring all or selected Attendant Consoles (in the load share group, assigned in Program 81-89) when a DID Attendant Console extension number is assigned to ring any one of the Attendant Console ports in the load share group.

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