First Telephone Group

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Program *71~*73 – [DN] to [DN], Tie to [DN], and DID to [DN] Ringing Assignments

First Telephone Group

Buttons 01~20 on the programming telephone are associated with the telephone groups displayed on the telephone LCD.

GRP EK000 = Telephone Port 000 is represented by programming button 01...

GRP EK001 = Telephone Port 001 is represented by programming button 02...

GRP EK019 = Telephone Port 019 is represented by programming button 20.

Second Telephone Group

In telephone group “GRP 020~039”, the relationship is as shown below:

GRP EK020 = Telephone Port 020 is represented by programming button 01...

GRP EK021 = Telephone Port 021 is represented by programming button 02...

GRP EK039 = Telephone Port 039 is represented by programming button 20.

Program *71, *72, *73 Overview

Primary/Phantom Directory Number and Telephone Ringing assignments:

♦This program assigns telephones to ring when a [PDN] or [PhDN] that appears on the telephone is dialed from another telephone (direct or transferred call). The [PDN] may appear as an [SDN] on other telephones that should ring.

♦This program assigns telephones to ring when a call is routed from a Tie, DID, DNIS, DNIS/ ANI or ANI only line to a [PDN] or [PhDN] that appears on the telephone. The [PDN] may appear as an [SDN] on other telephones that should ring.

♦Calls that Call Fwd, Hunt, or are transferred to a [PDN] or [PhDN] will ring on telephones per Program *71, *72, and *73 ringing assignments. The [PDN] or [PhDN] must appear on a flexible button (as a [PDN], [SDN], or [PhDN]) of telephones that should ring.

Important! 120 Telephones (maximum) can be programmed to ring for any given [PDN], [SDN] or [PhDN] in Program *71, *72, and *73 combined.

For the above case:

♦Telephones can be programmed to immediately Ring (*71 assignments), delay ring after 12 seconds (*72 assignments), or delay ring after 24 seconds (*73 assignments) for each [PDN] or [PhDN] button that appears on the telephone.

♦The called [PDN], [SDN], or [PhDN] button must be programmed to appear (Program 39) on all Telephones that should ring.

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