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Account Code Type
4.206 Select
determine the type of account code (if any) this station will use. Then press
outside the field to save your change. The actual account code assignments are programmed in
Station-Related Information—Account Codes, as described on
NOTE:
code). If you select a station for standard or forced account code that was previously pro-
grammed to require an account code, the previous account code type is replaced by the new
code type.
Associated Extensions
4.207 Double-click on
tion being programmed. The Associated Extensions include the following:
•
Agent Help and Agent Help User-Keyed Extension: The Agent Help feature allows a
station user to request help from a supervisor during a call. The Agent Help Extension
is the number that is called whenever the station user enters the Agent Help feature
code. The Agent Help Extension can be a single station, or a hunt group, or it can be set
to "None." This can be a device located on another node if it is programmed as an off-
node device (see
enter the Agent Help Extension number, by setting the Agent Help User-Keyed Exten-
sion flag described on the next page.
•
Alternate Message Source: If a station or application has an alternate message source
and leaves a message at another station, the alternate message source will be called
(instead of the station or application) when the message recipient responds to the mes-
sage waiting indications. The alternate message source can be a hunt group, station, or
application. This can be a device located on another node if it is programmed as an off-
node device (see
•
Attendant: This is the station, application, or hunt group (if any) that will serve as the
attendant for this station. This can be a device located on another node if it is pro-
grammed as an off-node device (see
•
Data Port Extension: The data port extension determines which data port the phone
will use. This is the extension number of the data port itself, not the phone to which it is
attached. The data port may be attached to one station and used by several other sta-
tions. The data port can be a device located on another node if it is programmed as an
off-node device (see
of its associated data port. (Note that the phone does not have a DATA button by
default. DATA buttons must be programmed in the database or by the user.) See
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•
Message Center: The message center will receive messages after the Message Wait
timer expires. This can be a device located on another node if it is programmed as an
off-node device (see
•
Emergency Extension: The emergency extension determines which trunk access
(trunk, trunk group, or ARS) this station will use when the emergency number, 911 [999
in Europe] is dialed. This field defaults to Trunk Group 1 (92001). Stations cannot have
direct emergency access to trunks on other nodes; they must use ARS to access off-
node trunks.
Stations on the Local Node
INTER-TEL
and scroll to the desired option (None, Standard, Forced) to
Account Code
Each station can be assigned either a forced or standard account code (or no account
Associated Extensions
page 6-198). If desired, the station user can be allowed (or required) to
page 6-198).
page 6-198). If the station has a DATA button, it shows the status
in FEATURES for details.
page 6-198).
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to view the list of extensions used by the sta-
page 6-198).
Programming
or click
ENTER
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