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Programming
Settings Modified for Networking
System Settings
Parameter
Description
Programming FF1 2# 1# 12# (0-2)# (# or *)
Options
Notes
DBS-2.3/9.2-540
Extension Number Digits
(4-digit number added to support network operation)
Determines whether the DBS will use 2-digit, 3 digit, or 4-
digit extension numbers.
If 2-digit numbers are used, a maximum of 60 numbers are
available for assignment. Number Range: 10 through 69.
If 3-digit numbers are used (default setting), a maximum of
600 extensions numbers are available. Number Range: 100-
699.
If 4-digit numbers are used, the DBS must be configured as
part of a DBS network. A maximum of 600 extension
numbers are available on this DBS. The first digit is
determined by the network node number for the DBS (1, 2, 3,
or 4). The remaining three digits are the same as 3-digit
extension numbering. Number Range: N100-N699 where
N=1, 2, 3, or 4.
0=2-digit numbers
1=3-digit numbers
2=4-digit numbers
#=Confirm entry
*=Cancel entry
Interaction With System Size/Networking. If you have a
non-networked system and more than 60 phones are installed
in your system, use 3-digit extension numbers. If you have a
non-networked site with fewer than 60 phones use 2-digit or
3-digit extension numbers. If you have a networked system,
use 4-digit extension numbers. Non-networked systems
cannot use 4-digit extension numbers.
Interaction With Voice Mail. If your system uses Voice
Mail, use 3-digit or 4-digit numbers in order to match
extensions with Voice Mail boxes.
Precaution for Changing Extension Number Digits.
Changing this setting can adversely affect other DBS settings
that are based on extension numbers, such as entries for DSS/
BLF keys and Call Forwarding.
Interaction with T1 Network Type. The T1 Network Type
must be set before 4-digit numbers can be selected.
T1 Networking - Revised April 2000
Settings Modified for Networking
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