Setting Up Trunk Access Restrictions - NEC DS1000 Quick Setup Manual

5. Go back to step 4 and add another trunk to group 90.
Press
Press
Part II: Allow Analog Ports to have Full or Outgoing Access to group 90 Trunks.
1. Enter the programming mode. You see:
USER: nnn
ENTER PROGRAM?
2. Enter
1803:LINE ACCESS
EXTENSION #?nnn
3. Enter the extension number for the single line telephone you want to program (e.g., 319) +
1803:EXT:nnn
LINE NUMBER?n
4. Enter the number of the trunk you want to program +
1803:EXT:nnn LINE:n
nnnnnnnnnn
5. Enter access option 2 (outgoing only) or 3 (full/both ways access) for the selected trunk +
see (for the next trunk):
1803:EXT:nnn LINE:n
nnnnnnnnnn
6. Press
Press
Press

Setting Up Trunk Access Restrictions

The system allows you to set up an "access matrix" for each trunk at each extension. With access restriction,
for example, you could restrict a lobby phone from being able to place outside calls on certain trunks.
To set up trunk access restrictions:
1. Enter the programming mode. You see:
USER: nnn
ENTER PROGRAM?
2. Enter
1803:LINE ACCESS
EXTENSION #?nnn
3. Enter the number of the extension for which you want to set up access restrictions +
1803:EXT:nnn
LINE NUMBER?n
4. For the extension selected, enter the number of the trunk for which you want to set up access restric-
tions +
1803:EXT:nnn LINE:n
nnnnnnnnnnn
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OR
HOLD to save your entries.
OR
HOLD + CONF to exit program 1002.
1803 + HOLD . You see:
The previously programmed access setting for the selected trunk displays.
CONF to return to step 4 and select another trunk to program.
OR
CONF twice to return to step 3 and select another extension to program.
OR
three times to exit program 1803.
CONF
+ . You see:
1803 HOLD
. You see:
HOLD
The previously programmed access setting displays.
Section 1: Start-up Programming
HOLD . You see (for the trunk selected):
Section 1: Start-up Programming ◆ 1-9
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HOLD . You see:
VOL Up . You
. You see:
HOLD