Avaya Octel 200 Installation And Maintenance Manual page 396

8.2-6 Integration Volume
8.2.3 ROLM MODEL 30/80 CBX SPECIFIC CONFIGURATION
This section describes the changes that must be made to the ROLM 9751 so that the PBX can use the
Octel 200/300's Adaptive Integration features. To configure the switch,
Change the system Dial Plan and add the new station numbers (STNO) for the ROLMphone 400s,
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phantom and analog extensions as well as the Hunt Group pilot number
Create a ROLMphone 400 key layout
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Create four ROLMphone 400 (SLMR) channels per RIC and assign the key layout
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Create the analog voice ports (SLMA)
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Create a name for analog ports
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Add the prime line to the ROLMphone 400s
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Add the phantom lines to the ROLMphone 400s used for called party identification
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Add the phantom lines to the hunt group
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The changes to the PBX configuration are explained in the following sections. The first column in bold is
the ROLM 9751 administration and maintenance order (AMO) field. The second column is the
information to input or modify.
System Dial Plan
Use the AMO ADDPLN to add new station numbers for analog ports, ROLMphones, and hunt group
access codes, including phantoms, with the following parameters:
ADDPLN:
Field
DGTS:
DPLN:
CPS:
DAR:
CHECK:
Use the default setting for all the other fields.
Key Standard Table for ROLMphone 400 Ports
The RIC has four display extensions (links #1 and #2 on each integration unit). For every 16 ports, two
links are assigned to called party identification and two to message waiting.
The configuration procedure in the ROLMphone 400 Keyboard Layout section below is for one
ROLMphone 400. To configure additional phones, repeat the procedure.
The Feature Table configuration below indicates layouts for both the call party ID and the message
waiting links. These are different because the phantom lines are not assigned on phones that support
message waiting.
Octel 200/300 S.4.1
Set to
(First station number) && (last station number)
or
(Hunt number)
0
Blank
Either STN or HUNT
N
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