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Alternate Attendant

Refer to the discussion titled Attendant Position.

Answer Button

When you map a telephone with this button, the user can press it to answer the call that is audibly

ringing at his or her station. It is possible for more than one call to be ringing at the same time;

however, only one of those calls is answered with the answer button.

Also refer to the discussion titled Programmable Button Flexibility.

Area Paging Interface

Refer to the discussion titled External Paging Interface.

Argentina National Network Support

E1/R2 functionality on the Argentina National Network is supported. Included are both new features

and modifications to existing features as needed. Although these changes satisfy Argentina

requirements, the feature additions and enhancements are applicable for all location codes.

New Features

Calling Line Identification (CLID)

Provides the network with a means of identifying the calling party. This feature is supported with

three modes of operation: default number only, station number only, or default number with station

number.

Default Number

—When the installer selects the default number only, a programmable network ID

is out-pulsed on the network. Typically, this is the main switchboard number for a business using the

system. Different businesses using one system are able to assign different default numbers if they

use separate E1 network connections.

Station Number

—When the installer selects the station number, a programmable station ID is

out-pulsed on the network. Typically, this is the extension of the station placing the call.

Default and Station Number

—When the installer selects the default and station number, the

default number, followed by the station number is out-pulsed to the network. Typically the installer

selects this mode when it is necessary to send the office code for the network connection, followed

by the extension of the station placing the call.

Open Digit Dialing Mode

Is a protocol used on E1 lines to indicate to the network when the caller has completed dialing.

Locations which do not have a uniform dialing plan (a specific number of digits for national

directory numbers) typically use this mode. The system uses the open digit dialing mode to respond

to a request from the network for a digit while listening for directory number and CLID digits. The

central office (CO) signaling protocol determines the open digit dialing mode. The system supports

three modes: compelled, semi-compelled and pulsed.

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General Description GCA40–242

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