Siemens Hicom 150 E Office Service Manual page 420

Hicom 150 E Office Rel.1.0 Service Manual - 7.2 Features for general incoming traffic
Camp-on
Call signalling
Do not disturb
Hunt group
Queue
Overflow, call forwarding -
no answer
Hunt group
on/off
Group call
Configuration options
The feature can be configured using:
Hicom Assistant T / Hicom Assistant E
Programming Feature Via Hicom Assistant T
Configure the feature via Hicom Assistant T as follows:
Step
1. Configure hunt group
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2. 16-15-1 => Call Management Inc - Group Setup - Group Members
3. 16-15-2 => Call Management Inc - Group Setup - Group Type
4. 16-15-3 => Call Management Inc - Group Setup - Group Name
1. Set CFNA timeout
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2. 16-18-5 => Call Management Inc - CM-Elements - Ring Attempts
Programming Feature Via Hicom Assistant E
Configure the feature via Hicom Assistant E as follows:
Step Action
1. Configure hunt group
Options
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If all extensions in a hunt group are busy, the call "camps on" at all
extensions.
If all hunt group extensions hang up simultaneously, call signalling is
activated at all extensions which previously had waiting calls.
If all extensions in the hunt group activate do not disturb, the call is
handled according to the call management procedure.
Individual extensions can belong to more than one group.
If the number of calls directed to the hunt group exceeds the number
that can currently be processed, the excess calls are placed in a queue.
An announcement can be played for the callers during the wait time
(entered ahead of the hunt group in call management).
You can use call management to set up an overflow extension as a
CFNA destination for hunt groups.
Each member of a hunt group can leave a hunt group with #85 and
rejoin the hunt group with *85.
If a subscriber is entered in a ringing and a hunting group, both
features should be modified such as *85/#85 for example.
Action