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Pin Codes
Page 82 - PIN & Account Codes
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The INDeX's PIN table stores up to 400 PIN codes of up to six digits. If the PIN
table is empty then the INDeX accepts any PIN codes that is entered.
Each PIN code has its own ARS user class settings and an associated terminal
directory number. When a caller uses a PIN number, the PIN's associated user's
settings override those of the dialling terminal.
The method of entering PIN codes at terminals depends on the terminal type (refer
to the appropriate user guide).
– Forced PIN :
On terminals set to forced PIN (see Forced PIN or Account), after starting any
external call, the user must enter a valid PIN before the INDeX allows dialling
to continue.
– Roaming PIN:
Roaming PIN allows users to override the call barring on any terminal by using
those of their own personal PIN number. The method of invoking this function
depends on the type of terminal (see the appropriate user guide).
– DISA (NA INDeX 30):
DISA allows external callers to connect to the INDeX and then dial as if they
were an on-switch user (see page 79).
To add a PIN code :
1. From the Administration menu, select System and then User P.I.N.
2. Press tab to display the different pages of PIN codes.
3. Enter the new PIN code.
4. Select the classes to which the PIN code belongs.
5. Enter the user directory number to associate with the PIN code.
To delete a PIN code :
1. Enter the PIN code and then select Delete entry.
PIN & Account Codes
Programming Manual
INDeX 9.1
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