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Programming Initial T1 Network Options
21. Set the incoming dial type to DTMF. DTMF is required for Network
Address
Options
Note
22. Place extensions in desired paging groups.
Address
Options
Note: RECOMMENDED CHECK POINT. Test network paging to all nodes.
For instance, to page group 00 on network node 1, dial 1#00. If paging does
not function, recheck steps 17 through 22.
Network Attendant Assignments
(If not using a Network Attendant, skip this step)
23. Specify the location of a network attendant. Whenever a user dials 0, the
Address
Options
Note: RECOMMENDED CHECK POINT. Test network attendant calling at
each node. To call the network attendant, dial 0. The network attendant
should receive a call. If you are dialing from the same node, the call should
proceed as a normal intercom call. If you are dialing from another network
node, the attendant phone should ring and when the call is answered, the both
phones should display NET TALK GN.
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Paging.
FF1 8# 4# 8# 3# (NWG)# 2# (0/1)#
0=Rotary Dial (Pulse Dial)
1=DTMF
DTMF must be enabled for Network Paging operation.
The DBS must be equipped with one or more MFR cards.
Note: The above command requires a system restart to take effect.
FF3 (1-144)# 18# (0/1)# - Page Group 0
.
.
FF3 (1-144)# 25# (0/1)# - Page Group 7
0=Not a member of the Page Group
1=A member of the Page Group
attendant at this DBS receives the call. If the user dials the network
number (1-4) then 0, the specified DBS attendant is selected. (See Table
2-33 on page 29.)
FF1 8# 4# 8# 1# 17# (0-4)#
0=local operator only, no network attendant
1=network attendant at DBS 1
2=network attendant at DBS 2
3=network attendant at DBS 3
4=network attendant at DBS 4
T1 Networking - Revised April 2000
Quick-Start Programming
DBS-2.3/9.2-540
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