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System Networking Feature Enhancements

(Stand Alone Feature)

Basic Impact Attendant Support

Beginning with Software Release 170 basic Impact Attendant operation is available across the network.

The Impact Attendant can request extension information from both the node and hub systems; however

the names of remote extensions are not available. Basic Impact Attendant support includes intercom

calling and provides the following status indications for remote stations:

Out Of Service—the remote station is out of service at the remote site,

Idle—the remote station is not active on a call,

Busy—the remote station is busy on a call.

Dial Zero Extension

It is possible to override the local node's setting for operator station and, through programming,

substitute a network station as the dial 0 extension. If the installer does not select a network station as

the dial 0 extension, dial 0 calls on a local node will route to that system's operator station if one is

available.

Under SYSTEM/NETWORKING/NETWORK PROPERTIES, installers select the Dial Zero Ext…

feature to launch a pop-up dialog. From this dialog, they select the extension that rings when users dials

a zero.

Directed Call Pickup

With call pick up, station users can dial a code plus an intercom number of a ringing or on-hold station

and answer the call from the users' station. Software Release 170 extends this feature across the nodes of

the network so that station users of one network node can pick up calls that are ringing at stations

connected to another node on the network.

DSS/BLF Support (Network Station Monitor)

Any station in a networked arrangement can direct station select (DSS) up to 30 remote network

stations. Any station in the network can have busy lamp field (BLF) status light appearance for up to 30

remote stations. This feature is available to Impact Attendant as well as telephone stations.

For each node (but not the hub), VMMI configures two extension lists. The Send list, identifies the

extension on that node that users elsewhere on the network can monitor. The Receive list identifies

extensions elsewhere on the network that users on that node can monitor. While both the Send and

Receive lists each accept up to 30 entries, the combined total of both lists cannot exceed 30 entries.

An extension must either be on the hub or on a Send list of another node for the system to accept its

addition to a Receive list. The hub system automatically monitors the Send lists of all nodes.

System Networking Feature Enhancements

(Stand Alone Feature)

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Explaining The Software Release Features GCA40–219

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