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Functions, Uses, Concepts
Emergency Calls
Proceed as follows to set up emergency calls:
•
Switching emergency call ability for external connections, providers and
accounts on/off.
– Using the Configuration Manager (on the pages that follow)
– Public switched tel. networks > ISDN connections > PTMP
connection
– Public switched tel. networks > ISDN connections > PBX base
numbers/trunk bundles > Configure
– Public switched tel. networks > Voice over IP (VoIP) > Provider
> Configure
– Public switched tel. networks > Voice over IP (VoIP) > Accounts
> Configure
•
Configuring emergency calls.
– Using the Configuration Manager (page Public switched tel.
networks > Emergency calls)
Note: Public emergency numbers are set as default settings when you
select the country settings, when commissioning the PBX. These
numbers cannot be deleted. You can only enter different public
emergency numbers as default settings by changing the country settings
at a later point in time. Be aware of any possible conflicts between the
country-specific emergency numbers and the existing internal phone
numbering plan. If necessary, assign new "Internal numbers".
•
If necessary, configuring the country in which the PBX is operated.
– Using the Configuration Manager (page Administration > Dealer/
operator data)
•
Entering own emergency numbers.
– Using the Configuration Manager (page Public switched tel.
networks > Emergency calls)
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