Mitel 3000 Administrator's Manual page 135

The following table lists the available 'Lines' options, with their defaults, if applicable.
Feature
Equipped Lines
Group Programming
•
Ring Group
•
Hunt Group
Incoming Ringing
Outgoing restriction
Incoming calls only
Outgoing groups
Outgoing Line Priority
•
No Priority
•
ISDN Priority
•
PSTN Priority
PABX group
Answering Machine
Courtesy service source
Voice module source
•
Internal source
•
LCR Codes
•
LCR on
•
LCR off
LCR timebands
•
LCR On Time
•
LCR Off Time
•
LCR Weekend
CLI Programming
DDI Programming
Auto Attendant Mapping
Accept on Busy
•
Accept on Busy
•
Reject on Busy
PSTN programming
Loop calling
•
Tone dialling
•
Reversal on Idle
•
CND Detection
•
Dialtone detection
•
Line Name
•
ISDN programming
P->P or P->MP
•
MSN Programming
•
T or S interface
•
ISDN PABX
•
Accept on Busy
•
Directory MSNs
•
MSN to ignore
•
Call Deflection
•
PRI Programming
•
No. of B-channels
Default
All Lines equipped
All Groups with extension 20
only by default
Group 1 for all Lines and
Accesses
No restrictions
No restrictions
All Lines in group 1
No Priority
Not programmed
Not programmed
Internal Source
None programmed
Not programmed
Not programmed
Not programmed
Not programmed
Accept on Busy
None
On
None
None
On
None
P->P is set
None programmed
All set as T interfaces
Not programmed
Reject on Busy
Not programmed
Not programmed
Call Deflection Off
Mitel 3000 Australia Administrator's Manual
Notes
See Page 98
See Page 60
See Page 60
See page 60
See page 60
See page 60
See page 60
See page 97
See page 76
See page 64
See page 53
See page 54
See page 45
See page 112
See page 82
See page 119
See page 104
See page 118
See page 120
133