Slnet Remote Trunk Access - NEC SL2100 Quick Install Manual

Configure the SL2100

SLNet Remote Trunk Access

In the example Node ID 1 has PSTN trunk ports 1~8 connected, these are configured into Trunk Group 3.
We will use Route 2 to target Trunk Group 3.
Trunk Routes are used to define multiple trunk groups in priority order and can be configured for each night
mode.
Trunk Routes are assigned to each local extension and also to any incoming trunk access requests from remote
SLNet systems.
Trunk routing is used when an extension dials the trunk access code setup in System Numbering or Function
key *06 (Trunk Access via Networking)
Overview of the trunk access configuration for the example above.
Node ID Trunk Route Access
1~50 (Route number)
For all night modes
1 2
2 1
3 1
Quick Install Guide – SL2100 SLNet rev1.0
Trunk Group Trunks assigned
to Trunk Group 3
3 1~8
101
101
28
SLNet Incoming
Trunk Access
Route for all night
modes
-
2
2