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Press the softkey below »
line access or »
cess.
4.3
Line access digit (LAD)
You need this feature when your telephone is connected to a PABX. The line access digit
(LAD) is the code that you must dial to call an external number. The line access digit is
placed automatically in front of the number of the caller in the caller list for external calls.
The stored number can then be called directly from the caller list (see page 94).You can
find the LAD for your PABX in the PABX manual.
Begin as follows:
F
a
t
Enter the external line access code of your
pabx (max. 4 digits).
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In the example here: »
Confirm your entry by pressing OK.
4.4
Setting the PABX system type
If you operate your system telephone with a PABX you must set the type of PABX you are
using in the phone. This setting is required, as some PABX systems transmit the line ac-
cess digit on incoming calls, meaning that the line access digit must not be entered in the
phone. The line access digit must, however, be entered in your telephone in order to use
the LCR procedure with your phone, also within a PABX system.
Type »
0
«:
The PABX system does not transmit the line access digit on incoming
calls. The line access digit must be entered in the phone.
Type »
«:
The PABX system transmits a line access digit on incoming calls. No
1
line access digit should be entered in the phone.
Begin as follows:
F
a
ok
« to configure
no
«, to deactivate line ac-
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S
config
pabx
*80
«.
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S
config
pabx
76
ˆ
Autom. line access?
ˆNo
ˆ
PABX
ˆnumber
ln.access extern
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extern
ˆ
Input external line
ˆExtern>*80_
ˆ
>
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type-id
ok
}
External line!
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