Enhanced Local Dialing Scenarios; Restarting The Phone - Avaya J100 Series Installing And Administering

Phone configuration

Enhanced Local Dialing scenarios

The PHNOL parameter is applied without modification in the following scenario:
• ELD is applied to incoming history by setting the ENHDIALSTAT parameter to 1 or 2. A user
calls a number from the incoming or missed call history. The number of digits in the number:
1. Is greater than the national number length (PHNLDLENGTH).
2. Is greater than the internal number length (PHNDPLENGTH) but lesser than the national
number length (PHNLDLENGTH). (PHNDPLENGTH < length of the number <
PHNLDLENGTH)
The PHNOL parameter is added to the called number in the following scenario:
• ELD is applied to Contacts by setting the ENHDIALSTAT parameter to 2. A user calls a
number from Contacts. The number of digits in the number:
1. Is greater than the national number length (PHNLDLENGTH), and PHNOL is not equal
to the first digit of the number.
2. Is greater than the internal number length (PHNDPLENGTH), and the length of this
number is lesser than the national number length (PHNLDLENGTH). (PHNDPLENGTH
< length of the number < PHNLDLENGTH)
PHNOL and PHNLD are applied to the number in the following scenario:
• A user calls a number from the incoming or missed call history (ENHDIALSTAT >= 1) or
Contacts (ENHDIALSTAT = 2), and the length of this number is equal to the national number
length (PHNLDLENGTH).
Note:
When the first digit of the called number matches PHNLD, only PHNOL is applied.
Related links
Configuring the phone using Administration menu

Restarting the phone

Procedure
1. Press Main Menu > Admin.
2. In the Access code field, enter the admin menu password.
3. Press Enter.
4. Select Restart phone.
5. Press Restart when the phone prompts for confirmation.
A restart does not affect user-specified data and settings, such as contact data or the
phone login and password.
Related links
Configuring the phone using Administration menu
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