Avaya Octel 200 Installation And Maintenance Manual page 401

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Add Phantom Lines

Add the phantom lines to keys on the ROLMphone 400. Use the AMO, ADDKASU.

This step is repeated once for each phantom line assigned. Each of the eight keys (1−5 and 11−13) on

each ROLMphone 400 used for CPI must have a phantom assignment. Any given phantom line is

assigned only once. For example, if four ROLMphones are used to support 32 analog ports for CPI, 32

phantom lines are needed.

Phantom lines assigned only to the RIC links performing CPI should not be configured on the MW links.

Create Hunt Group

Create the hunt group. Use the AMO, ADDHUNT.

* Each STNO represents a phantom line. When the STNO's are added to the Hunt Group, they must

alternate between ROLMphone 400 sets., i.e., the first call should ring on one set then the next call

should ring on the other station set. If you are using multiple RIC Links, then calls must ring on each

ROLMphone 400 used for CPI in turn before starting the cycle over.

Customer Telephones

For Adaptive Integration, mailbox and extension numbers must match for the system to operate properly.

Those that do not match will not be integrated. The only exception occurs when the PBX call record

indicates, for example, a 4-digit extension and the mailbox uses a 7-digit address. The

able can be used to address such a situation in most cases. Refer to the Configuration volume,

Translation Table chapter, for more information.

Telephones with assigned mailboxes for secondary answering should be forwarded to the pilot number of

hunt group of the phantom lines. This allows complete integration of both internal and external calls.

Prime line of ROLMphone 400

(KY01−KY05) & (KY11−KY13)

Phantom number for each key appearance

Pilot number

Stno X1 & Stno Y1 & Stno X2 & Stno Y2 & Stno X3 & Stno Y3, etc. *

ROLM 9751 Model 30/80 Adaptive Integration

Octel 200/300

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