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CONFIGURING NETWORKS
Setting the Network Name
Setting the Phone Number Prefix
Setting Redial on Line Drop
Setting the Automatic Rate Adaption
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The
Set Network Name
menus and prompts.
Choose any name of no more than 10 characters and spaces combined as
the network name. This name appears on the menus after you exit
and reenter the menu system.
The
Set Phone Number Prefix
number that is dialed before all phone numbers.
For example, if you have a PBX (private branch exchange), you may
have to dial 9 before making a call. If you enter that number as the
phone number preÞx, you donÕt have to manually dial it before each
call.
You can also use this setting to automatically supply a call record
reference to an external IMUX (inverse multiplexer).
The
Set Redial on Line Drop
redial when one line of a multiline call is dropped.
If the indicator light is on, it means that the system
automatically redials the phone number if the second line is
dropped. If the system canÕt reconnect the line, you can choose
to redial the line or remain in a one-channel call.
If the indicator light is off, it means that you are prompted to
redial the phone number if the line is dropped.
In most cases, you should keep this feature on.
The
Set Automatic Rate Adaption
situations, to the channel rate that the network actually established
for the call. Different networks transmit data at either 56 kbps
(restricted channel) or 64 kbps (clear channel).
If the indicator light is on, it means that all outgoing calls are
initiated at 64 kbps and the data rate is adjusted to 56 kbps if
the system detects a restricted channel.
option sets the network name that appears on
option lets you specify
option enables or disables automatic
option adjusts automatically, in most
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