Comdial DXP Series Installing And Using page 4

IMI89–280
Understanding System-To-System Networking Features
Currently, system-to-system networking provides the following joint activities with the hub and all connecting
nodes:
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unified intercom dialing with name display,
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outside calling across the network,
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centralized voice mail.
Performing Unified Intercom Dialing
A user at a station connected at one node can make an intercom call to any station that is connected to the local
node, to the hub, or to any other node. Of course, normal intercom calling at the local node system is available as
well. It also means that while the intercom numbers can be either three or four digits long, they must be the same
length through the network. Further there can be no conflict between intercom number and feature code
assignments at the various nodes.
Should one node have the same intercom number assignment as another node, intercom callers at
that node will call stations in their system but can not call stations in another node with the same
intercom number range.
As well as intercom calling, users can engage in other cross platform call handling features including the
following items:
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message waiting,
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call forwarding,
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camp on with automatic call back,
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basic call conferencing,
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intercom transfer with station name display,
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line transfer with line name display.
4 — Understanding System-To-System Networking Features
Installing And Using System-To-System Networking
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