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Chapter 2: Programming and Operating
2.11.2 Class Assignment for All Extensions
Format :
* 51 M #
M is the same as 2.11.1
Example :
Assign extension 804 and 805 are not allowed to make international
call ( M=2), others are not allowed to make long distance call (M=3).
Input * 51 3 #
Operating:
We can use * 51 3 # do assignment for the most extensions first.
2.11.3 Forbidden Phone Number
Format 1:
* 52 ABCD # ( Group A )
* 53 ABCD # ( Group B )
Format 2:
Format 3:
* 52 # ( Cancel Group A )
Format 4:
* 53 # ( Cancel Group B )
ABCD = Front digits of forbidden phone number
Description:
Phone numbers with these front digits are forbidden.
Assign front digits 573/8 to group A.
Example:
Input * 52 573#
Operating:
2.11.4 Permitted Phone Number
Format 1:
* 54 ABCD #
ABCD = Front digits of permitted phone number
Format 2:
* 54 # ( Clear permitted front digits)
Description:
Only permit call phone numbers with these front digits.
Example:
Assign 0757 / 010 as permitted front digits, and extension 803 is only
permitted to call numbers with front digits 0757 / 010.
Input * 54 0757 #
Operating:
Allows assign up to ten pieces front digits and maximum of four digits
for each piece.
2.11.5 Extension is Permitted Use Certain CO Line Only
Format :
* 42 M ABC #
M = CO line ( 1 or 2 )
ABC = Extension number
Description:
The assigned extension is permitted use only designated CO line
to make external call.
Example:
Input
CO line 1.
1. Any incoming call can be transferred to this assigned extension, and
this extension user can pick up any incoming call.
2. This extension can have only one CO line to make external call.
804 2 #
805 2 #
8#
010 #
* 42 1 803 #
can assign extension 803 is permitted use only
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*51 803 0#
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