On-Line Programming - Mitel Panther II 820 System Manual

Trillium Standard Practice
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Programming Required
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All programming for this feature is done from the Master Attendant
station.
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When you are programming automatic switching, you must enter the time
using a 24-hour clock.
ON-LINE PROGRAMMING
Description
Programming selections can be changed directly from Station 10, while the
system is operational. All telephones except Station 10 can be used during
the programming process, and no calls will be lost.
Conditions
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If the Master Attendant is also Station 10, it is recommended that
Attendant functioning be moved to another station number for the duration
of on-line programming (see Section 5, TRANSFER OF ATTENDANT
CAPABILITY).
Programming Required
None. On-line programming is an automatic service provided by the
Panther II system.
PBXICENTREX COMPATIBLE
Description
The Panther II system can be used in stand-alone mode, behind a Private
Branch Exchange (PBX), or with Centrex. There are a number of added
features which can be programmed when the system is behind PBX. The
FLASH/CANCEL key can be programmed to simulate the rapid pressing
and releasing of the hookswitch, which is required by most PBXs to
provide access to PBX access codes and custom-calling features.
To allow time for a second dial tone to be returned when behind PBX, a
pause can be inserted in Speed Call storing, or the PAUSE ON NUMBER
feature can be utilized to tell the system to pause after a specific number is
dialed after the first digit. More than one number can be selected to activate
a pause.
If the system is connected to a PBX, ringing can be programmed to follow
the C.O./ PBX ringing cadence (see Section 4, DISCRIMINATING
RINGING).
Conditions
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"Type of Line" programming must be set to PBX/CENTREX lines.
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Only one of: FLASH, CANCEL or TRANSFER is allowed per system.
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