Activating Call Number Suppression; Isdn Multi-Device Connection (Point-To-Multipoint); Entering Msn; Programming An Isdn Port As A Multi-Device Connection - Siemens Hicom 100 E Service Manual

10.1.1.3

Activating call number suppression

Provided the "permanent call number suppression" feature has been released for the Telecom
ISDN access, you can permanently suppress your number on the display of ISDN extensions
dialled by entering the appropriate value here.
Input sequence
A 1 9 1
B *
C 1
D <OK>
E <F8>
Activated call number suppression can be deactivated by entering "0" under point C.
Temporary call number suppression can also be set up in the case of Telecom.
Press *86 (per telephone) to activate and #86 to deactivate.
10.1.2

ISDN multi-device connection (point-to-multipoint)

10.1.2.1

Entering MSN

Unlike the point-to-point system connection, no system extension number is entered in the
case of multi-device connection.
The extension number/MSN (without prefix) must be entered, however, as the DDI
number for the corresponding extension.
Example: ext. no.
334455 41 = DDI no. 33445541 for ext. 11 (telephone)
334455 42 = DDI no. 33445542 for ext. 12 (telephone)
334455 43 = DDI no. 33445543 for ext. 26 (fax machine)
The default internal numbering scheme is ext. 11-74 in the system. If one of the
MSNs assigned by Telecom to the customer begins with 11-74, a collision will occur
when the MSN is entered in the "DDI numbers" table with "1511 DDI numbers".
Programming sequence, see Section 10.6.1 .
10.1.2.2

Programming an ISDN port as a multi-device connection

The relevant port must be configured as a Euro-ISDN point-to-multipoint port in the case of a
multi-device connection.
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Hicom 100 E Version 2.1, Service manual
Meaning
Call number suppression
Change input
Call number suppression active
Confirm input
Return to Start menu
Programming guide
Programming ISDN lines
Display
Status: off
Status:
Status: on
Status: on
System administration
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