Speed Dials - 3Com NBX 100 Administrator's Manual

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The # sign also precedes the extension as shown below. This allows the
ConneXtions gateway to complete the IP connection before it presents
the remaining digits to the remote terminal:
8192 168 1
* * *
Both configurations produce the same result when dialing into another
NBX system; however, other PBXs can be position-sensitive. If you are not
sure, use the first format with the # sign after the extension.
Your telephone system has a speed dial capability that offers a quick way
to dial frequently called numbers. Each telephone is capable of accessing
199 previously stored dial sequences with up to 30 characters in each
sequence. These sequences can represent switched network numbers or
Internet addresses. Special 3-digit speed dial numbers specify each dial
sequence.
Speed dial numbers must be preceded by the "Feature" button when
entered from a telephone. This button distinguishes NBX speed dial
numbers from ordinary extensions that use the same three digits.
Speed dial numbers can be system-wide or personal. System speed dial
numbers (700-799) apply system-wide and are programmed by the
system administrator. Personal speed dial numbers (601 through 699)
apply only to an individual telephone; they are programmed by its owner.
You can assign any of the first ten speed dial numbers in each type group,
system or personal, to any Access button on a telephone. For more
information, see Chapter 6 of the NBX Telephone Guide.
Setting Up Speed Dials
The following procedure assumes that you are logged on to NBX NetSet
as an administrator, and that you know the H.323 port extensions that
were established during installation.
To set up speed dials:
1 In the NBX NetSet - Main Menu window, click Device Configuration.
2 Click the Line Card Ports tab.
3 Note the extension number of each listed NBX H.323 port.
4 Return to the NBX NetSet - Main Menu window, and click System
Configuration.
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