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Iwatsu ICON IX-5930 Series Owner's Manual (386 pages)

ICON Series IP Phone

Brand: Iwatsu | Category: IP Phone | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents
5
Section 1 - Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs General Description

21
- Fcc Registration and Requirements
  
  23
  - Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs Components Overview
    27
    
    Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs with the IX-Pwse and IX-Pwses Power Supply Capacities
    31
    
    Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs with Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs Expansion Hardware Capacity
    33
    
    Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs with Adix Aps Expansion Hardware Capacity
    35
    
    Capacity 1
    35
    
    Key Telephone Lamp Indications
    37
    
    Station Port Requirements
    37
    
    Time Parameters
    37
    
    System Programmer
    38
    
    Browser Programmer
    38
- Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs Stations
  
  39
- Optional Station Equipment
  
  53
  - Blutooth Interface
    53
    
    IX-58Btinf
    53
    
    IX-59Btinf
    53
  - IX-59Ac Power Adapter
    54
  - IX-58Extender Loop Limit Extender
    54
  - IX-Elk8
    54
  - IX-Elk9
    54
  - IX-Ktlcd-3 Display Unit (IX-12Ktd / S-3 Only)
    54
  - Nr-A-Audio and Nr-A-Ipaudio Adapter
    54
  - IX-12Elk-3 Expansion Line Key Unit
    55
  - IX-Lrau (IX-12Ktd / S-3 Only)
    55
  - IX-Bpcu (IX-12Ktd / S-3 Only)
    55
  - IX-Bpad
    55
  - IX-Snhd
    55
  - IX-Shhd
    55
  - IX-Sshd (Standard Handset)
    56
  - IX-Autd
    56
  - IX-Phsad
    56
  - IX-Stpd
    56
  - IX-Vtpd
    56
  - IX-Adpd
    56
  - IX-Srep
    56
  - IX-Srpws
    56
  - IX-Hshg
    57
- Power Supply Description
  
  57
  - IX-Pwse
    57
  - IX-Pwses
    57
  - IX-Expws
    57
  - IX-DCDCM
    57
  - IX-Rngum
    58
  - IX-Bacbb
    58
  - Battery Back-Up
    58
- Common Control Cards
  
  59
- Station Interface Cards
  
  62
  - Eight-Port Ip Station Card
    62
    
    (IX-8Ipsub / IX-8Eipsub)
    62
  - Eight-Port Digital Station Card
    62
    
    (IX-8Psub-2)
    62
    
    (IX-8Psub-1)
    63
  - Sixteen-Port Digital Station Card
    63
    
    (IX-16Psub-2)
    63
    
    (IX-16Psub)
    64
  - Omegatrek Wireless System Interface Card
    64
    
    (IX-4Csub-3)
    64
  - Analog Station Card with Caller ID
    65
    
    (IX-8Subs-4 / IX-8Esubs-4))
    65
  - Eight-Port Digital Station/ Four-Port Caller ID Trunk Card45
    65
  - Four-Port Digital Station/ Four-Port Analog Station Card46
    66
  - Omega-Voice VMI Voice Mail System Card
    66
    
    (IX-4Evmc)
    66
    
    (IX-4Sevmc)
    67
  - Voicemail Adaptor Card
    67
    
    (IX-Vmac)
    67
- Trunk Interface Cards
  
  68
  - Universal Trunk Card
    68
    
    (IX-8Untk)
    68
  - Ground Start / Loop Start Trunk Interface Card
    68
    
    (IX-8Lgtk-2)
    68
  - Eight-Port Digital Station/ Four-Port Caller ID Trunk Card49
    69
  - Four-Port Digital Station/ Four-Port Analog Station Card49
    69
  - Four-Port Analog Caller ID Trunk Expansion Module
    69
  - Ip Networking Card
    70
    
    (IX-8Ipnet / IX-8Eipnet)
    70
  - E & M Tie Line Networking Interface Card
    70
    
    (IX-4Emtk)
    70
  - T1 Trunk Interface Card
    70
    
    (IX-Dti-T)
    70
    
    (IX-T1Rcv)
    71
    
    (IX-8Ercv)
    71
  - Isdn Bri Interface Card
    71
    
    (IX-4Icotb)
    71
  - Isdn Bri Interface Expansion Card
    71
    
    (IX-4Eicotb)
    71
  - Isdn Pri Interface Card
    71
    
    (IX-Dti-P)
    71
  - T1 Campus Networking Interface Card
    72
    
    (IX-Dti-N with IX-Vcomp)
    72
- Shared Resource Cards
  
  72
  - Application Server
    72
    
    (IX-Appsrv)
    72
  - Conference Bridge
    73
    
    (IX-Cnfbox-1)
    73
  - Message Card
    73
    
    (IX-Msgu)
    73
  - Message Card Channel Expansion Module
    73
    
    (IX-Emch)
    73
  - Custom Message Card
    73
    
    (IX-Cmsg-1)
    73
  - Digital Station Port Modem
    74
    
    (IX-Psubmdm-E)
    74
  - Serial Interface Card
    74
  - (IX-Scif)
    74
  - Advanced Serial Interface Card
    74
    
    (IX-Hcif)
    74
  - Miscellaneous Interface Card
    75
    
    (IX-Misc)
    75
  - Miscellaneous/Serial Interface Card
    76
    
    (IX-Edvif)
    76
  - Four Conference Circuit Card
    76
    
    (IX-4Etran)
    76
  - Voice Mail Backup Card
    77
    
    (IX-Vmbak)
    77
Section 2 - Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs Features

79
- Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs Features
  
  81
- 911 Support
  81
- All Ring Hunt Group Name Display on Intercom Call
  81
- Auto-Discovery Mode
  81
- Automatic Answer
  81
- Automatic Night Answer
  82
- Ani Alphanumeric ID
  82
- Automatic Number Identification (Ani) Trunks
  82
- Automatic Outside Line Release
  82
- Background Music
  82
- Bluetooth
  83
- Call Forwarding
  83
- Call Hand-Off with Mobility Key
  84
- Call Log
  84
- Call Recording
  84
- Caller ID Alphanumeric ID
  85
- Caller ID / Ani Number Storage
  85
- Caller ID on Hold / Park - Enable / Disable
  85
- Caller ID Pass through on Tol Transfer to External Number
  86
- Caller ID Trunks
  86
- Ccsu Serial Number / Ecs Software Version Display
  86
- Delayed Ringing
  87
- Directory
  87
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (Dhcp) Controller
  87
- Dnis Alphanumeric ID
  87
- Dialed Number Identification Service (Dnis) Trunks
  87
- DID Alphanumeric ID
  87
- DID Number External Call Forward
  88
- Direct Inward Dial (DID) Trunks
  88
- Direct Inward Line
  88
- Direct Inward Line - Hunt Group
  88
- Disa
  88
- E-Response Help Call
  89
- External Paging
  89
- Flexible Numbering
  89
- Flexible Ringing
  89
- Intercom (ICM)
  89
- Intercom Group Call
  89
- Internal Paging
  89
- Isdn Lines
  90
- Isdn Pri Features
  90
- Loud Bell Interface
  91
- Hunt Groups (Terminal, All Ring and Distributed)
  91
- Malicious Call Identification (MCID) Key
  91
- Music on Hold
  91
- Networking - Ip Campus Networking
  92
- Networking - Ip Networking
  92
- Networking - T1 Campus Networking
  93
- Networking - T1 and E&M Tie Lines
  93
- Omega-Voice VMI Menu Integration
  94
- Optimized Routing
  94
- Personal Ring Tones
  94
- Power Failure Backup Memory
  94
- Power Failure Backup System
  94
- Quick Forwarding Using the Hold/Quick Forward Key
  95
- Remote Programming/Diagnostics
  95
- Smdr
  95
- Self-Labeling Keys
  96
- Simple Network Management Protocol (Snmp)
  96
- Speech Dialing
  96
- Sip Trunk Support
  96
- Station Coaching
  99
- System Alarm
  99
- System Announcements
  99
- System Clock
  99
- System Speed Dial
  99
- Text Messaging
  100
- Text Web
  100
- Ticker Field Display
  101
- Toll Restriction
  101
- Tone Pulse Dialing
  101
- Transfer Off-Premise
  101
- Transfer to Guest Mailbox
  101
- Trunk Interfaces
  102
- Uniform Call Distribution (Ucd)
  102
- User Options (Station Programming)
  103
- Voice Mail/Automated Attendant Integration
  103
Section 3 - Ip Telephone User Guide

105
- Ip Telephones
  
  107
- Iwatsu Icon Series Ip Softphone
  107
- Iwatsu Icon Series IX-5930 Ip Telephone
  109
- Iwatsu Icon Series IX-5910 Ip Telephone
  110
- Iwatsu Icon Series IX-5900 Ip Telephone
  111
- Iwatsu Icon Series Ip Key Telephone Features
  112
- Self-Labeling Display
  114
  - Bluetooth Operating Conditions
    117
  - Bluetooth Environmental Conditions
    117
- Iwatsu Icon Series Ip Telephone Display Menu Feature Operation
  122
- Iwatsu Enterprise 18I Platinum Series Ip Telephone
  131
- Iwatsu Enterprise 12I Platinum Series Ip Telephone (Discontinued)
  132
- Platinum Series Ip Telephone Features
  134
- Platinum Series Menu Keys
  137
- Platinum Series Feature Operation
  138
- IX-12Ipktd-E Ip Telephone
  139
- IX-6Ipktd-E Ip Telephone (Discontinued)
  140
- IX-12Ipktd-E2 Ip Telephones (Discontinued)
  141
- Power over Ethernet (Poe)
  142
- IX-12Ipktd-E/E2 Ip Telephone Features
  143
- Display Menu
  145
- Absence Message
  146
- Set Return Time
  146
- Set Return Date
  147
- Set Meeting Time
  147
- Set Phone Number
  147
- Clear Message
  147
- Call Forwarding
  148
  - Set Destination
    149
  - Set Active/Inact
    150
  - Mode Change
    150
  - Forward Cancel
    151
  - Follow Me
    151
- Call Hand-Off with Mobility Key
  152
- Call Pickup
  153
  - Direct Extension
    153
  - Internal Group
    153
  - External Group
    154
- Cancel Callback
  154
- Last Number Redial
  154
- Personalized Ringing
  155
- Remote Park Pickup
  155
- Save Number Redial
  155
- Speed Dial
  156
  - Outgoing: Direct out
    156
  - Outgoing: Scrolling
    156
  - Outgoing: Search by Name
    157
- Station Lock
  159
  - Lock
    159
  - Unlock
    159
- Text Message
  160
  - Message Send/Reply
    160
  - Message Scrolling
    160
  - Message Clear
    161
  - Message Registration
    161
- Time Reminder
  162
  - Reminder Set
    162
  - Reminder Clear
    162
- Una
  162
- Voicemail Access
  163
- List Menu
  163
Section 4 - Digital Telephone User Guide

165
- Digital Telephones
  
  167
- Basic Features
  
  206
  - Making a 911 Call
    206
  - Making an Outgoing Call
    206
  - Receiving an Incoming Call
    207
  - Making an Intercom Call
    207
  - Receiving an Intercom Call
    207
  - Making an Intercom Group Call
    207
  - Making an E-Response Help Call
    208
  - Transferring a Call to Another Extension
    208
  - Transferring a Call to Call Park
    208
  - Putting a Call on Hold
    209
  - Picking up a Call on Hold
    209
  - Putting a Call on Call Park
    209
  - Handling a Second Call
    210
- Advanced Features
  
  211
  - Absence Message Display
    211
  - Account Code
    212
  - All Attendants Call
    212
  - Alphanumeric Display
    213
  - Alphanumeric Speed Dial by Name
    214
  - Alternate Tone/Pulse Dialing
    214
  - Autodial Unit
    214
  - Automatic Outside Line Answer / Hold
    215
  - Automatic Repeat Dialing
    215
  - Background Music
    216
  - Barge-In
    216
  - Bluetooth
    217
    
    Bluetooth Operating Conditions
    217
    
    Bluetooth Environmental Conditions
    218
  - Built-In Speakerphone
    219
  - Busy Bypass/Autodial Unit
    220
  - Busy Bypass Tone Calling
    220
  - Busy Bypass Voice Calling
    220
  - Busy Intercom Callback
    221
  - Busy Number Callback
    222
  - Busy Outside Line Queuing
    223
  - Busy Overriding
    224
  - Call Coverage
    225
  - Call Divert
    226
  - Call Forwarding - Flexible Call Forwarding
    226
    
    Set Forward Destination
    226
    
    Forward Cancel
    227
    
    Set Active/Inactive
    227
    
    Follow Me
    227
    
    To Set Forward Via Direct Inward System Access (Disa)
    228
    
    To Cancel Via Direct Inward System Access (Disa)
    228
  - Call Hand-Off with Mobility Key
    229
  - Call Monitoring
    230
  - Call Park/Swap
    230
  - Call Pick-Up
    231
    
    Direct Call Pick-Up
    231
    
    Internal Group Call Pick-Up
    231
    
    External Group Call Pick-Up
    231
  - Call Recording
    232
  - Caller ID, Ani Information Storage
    233
  - Caller ID Display Change
    234
  - Camp-On
    234
  - Clear Call
    235
  - Conference
    235
  - Consultation Hold
    236
  - Delayed Ringing
    236
  - DID Number External Call Forward
    236
  - Direct Outside Line Appearance
    237
  - Direct Station Selection/Busy Lamp Field
    237
  - Distinctive Ringing - Outside Line Calls
    237
  - Distinctive Ringing - ICM/Outside Line
    237
  - Do Not Disturb (Dnd)
    237
  - Exclusive Hold
    238
  - Executive Override
    238
  - Extension Number Display
    238
  - Feature Key Display
    239
  - Flash
    239
  - Floating Outside Line Group Access
    240
  - Forced/Verified Account Code
    240
  - Full/Half-Duplex Speakerphone Mode Switching
    241
  - Group Monitoring
    241
  - Group Park
    241
  - Hands-Free Answerback on Intercom
    242
  - Headset Control Key
    242
  - Headset Key
    243
  - Headset Connection
    244
  - Hot Line
    244
  - Howler Tone
    245
  - Last Number Redial
    245
  - Master Hunt Groups
    245
  - Memo Dial
    246
  - Message Waiting
    246
  - Microphone Cut-Off
    248
  - Off-Hook Outgoing Call
    248
  - Off-Hook Outside Line Answering
    248
  - Off-Hook Outside Line Queuing
    249
  - On-Hook Dialing
    249
  - Outside Line Call Restriction
    249
  - Outside Line Pick-Up Restriction
    249
  - Paging
    250
    
    All Call
    250
    
    Group Call (Internal)
    250
    
    Zone (External)
    251
    
    Meet-Me
    251
  - Personal Ring Tones
    251
  - Preset Dial/Backspace Dialing
    252
  - Prime Line Access
    252
  - Privacy/Privacy Release
    252
  - Private Line
    253
  - Protected Station
    253
  - Quick Forwarding Using the Hold/Quick Forward Key
    253
  - Quick Mode Operation
    254
  - Remote Call Forwarding
    255
  - Remote Relay Control
    256
  - Ring Muting
    256
  - Save Number Redial
    257
  - Self-Labeling Keys
    258
  - Shift Call
    259
  - Speed Dial
    259
    
    System Speed Dial
    259
    
    Personal Speed Dial
    259
    
    Personal Speed Dial Registration
    259
    
    To Speed Dial a Number
    261
  - Station Coaching and Station Monitor
    263
  - Station External Ringer Connection
    263
  - Station Lockout
    264
  - System Announcement Message
    264
  - Text Messaging
    265
    
    System Text Messages
    265
    
    Station Text Messages
    265
    
    One-Touch Group Text Messages
    265
    
    Station Text Message Registration
    265
    
    To Send a Text Message
    266
    
    Scrolling and Selecting Text Messages
    267
  - Ticker Field Display (Tfd)
    268
  - Time Reminder
    269
  - Tone/Voice Calling
    269
  - Transfer to Guest Mailbox
    270
  - Transfer Off-Premise
    270
  - Unanswered Incoming Outside Line Warning Tone
    270
  - Universal Night Answer
    271
  - Voice Mail Message
    271
  - Voice Mail Monitor (Answering Machine Emulation)
    274
  - Whisper Page
    275
  - Whisper Monitor
    275
Section 5 - Attendant Position User Guide

277
- Attendant Position
  
  279
  - Iwatsu Icon Series IX-59Ds
    279
  - Iwatsu Enterprise Dss
    280
  - IX-Dss-3
    280
- Basic Features
  
  281
  - Making a 911 Support Call
    281
  - Receiving an Incoming Call
    281
  - Transferring a Call to Another Extension
    282
  - Informing a Busy Extension User that the Attendant Has Asecond Call Waiting for Them
    282
  - Disconnecting or Releasing a Call
    283
  - Making an Intercom Group Call
    283
  - Making an E-Response Help Call
    283
  - Receiving an Intercom Call
    283
  - Putting a Call on Hold
    284
  - Picking up a Call on Hold
    284
  - Putting a Call on Call Park
    284
  - Answering a Call that Returns to the Attendant Position
    285
  - Making an Outgoing Call
    285
  - Making an Intercom Call
    285
  - Making a Page Announcement
    286
- Advanced Features
  
  287
  - 911 Call Indication
    287
  - Alarm Clear
    287
  - Attendant Automatic Hold
    287
  - Attendant Override
    288
  - Automatic Answer Mode
    288
  - Abandoned/ All Call
    288
  - Call Intercept
    289
  - Call Swap
    289
  - Ccsu Serial Number / Ecs Software Version Display
    289
  - Clock Set/Adjustment
    290
  - Direct Station Selection
    290
  - Dss Screen Control
    291
  - Flexible Night Answer
    291
  - Incoming Call Termination
    291
  - Message Waiting Control
    292
  - Multiple Ringing Mode
    293
  - Night Mode
    298
  - Operator Priority
    298
  - Overflow Transfer
    299
  - Ring Muting
    299
  - Serial Call
    300
  - Station Call Forward/Do Not Disturb Release
    300
  - Station Class Restriction Change
    301
  - Station Forced Release
    302
  - Station Lock
    303
  - System Announcement Recording
    304
  - System Speed Dial Registration
    305
  - System Text Message Registration
    305
  - Through Dialing
    306
  - Trunk Access Control
    306
  - Trunk Forced Release
    307
Section 6 - Attendant Console User Guide

309
- Attendant Console
  
  311
- Basic Features
  
  313
- Advanced Features
  
  318
  - Alarm Clear
    318
  - Attendant Automatic Hold
    318
  - Attendant Override
    318
  - Automatic Answer Mode
    319
  - Call Intercept
    319
  - Call Swap
    320
  - Ccsu Serial Number / Ecs Software Version Display
    320
  - Clock Set/Adjustment
    321
  - Direct Station Selection
    321
  - Flexible Night Answer
    322
  - Group Night
    324
  - Incoming Call Termination
    324
  - Message Waiting Control
    324
  - Night Mode
    325
  - Operator Priority
    325
  - Overflow Transfer
    326
  - Ring Muting
    326
  - Serial Call
    327
  - Station Call Forward/Do Not Disturb Release
    327
  - Station Class Restriction Change
    329
  - Station Forced Release
    331
  - Station Lock
    333
  - System Announcement Recording
    334
  - System Speed Dial Registration
    336
  - System Text Message Registration
    339
  - Through Dialing
    339
  - Transfer Off-Premise
    340
  - Trunk Access Control
    340
  - Trunk Forced Release
    342
Section 7 - Sip & Single Line Telephone User Guide

345
- Sip and Single Line Telephones
  
  347
  - Single Line Telephones (Slt)
    347
  - Session Initiation Protocol (Sip) Telephones
    347
- Basic Features
  
  348
  - Making a 911 Call
    348
  - Making an Outgoing Call
    348
  - Receiving an Incoming Call
    348
  - Making an Intercom Call
    348
  - Receiving an Intercom Call
    348
  - Making an Intercom Group Call
    348
  - Making an E-Response Help Call
    349
  - Transferring a Call to Another Extension
    349
  - Putting a Call on Hold
    349
  - Picking up a Call on Hold
    350
  - Putting a Call on Call Park
    350
  - Handling a Second Call
    351
  - Sip Station Name Display for Intercom Calls
    351
- Advanced Features
  
  352
  - Account Code
    352
  - All Attendants Call
    352
  - Busy Intercom Callback
    352
  - Busy Number Callback
    353
  - Busy Outside Line Queuing
    353
  - Call Park / Swap
    354
  - Call Pick-Up
    354
    
    Direct Call Pick-Up
    354
    
    Internal Group Call Pick-Up
    354
    
    External Group Call Pick-Up
    355
  - Camp-On
    355
  - Clear Call
    356
  - Conference
    356
    
    Add-On
    356
    
    Multi-Line
    356
    
    Trunk-To-Trunk
    357
  - Consultation Hold
    357
  - Do Not Disturb
    358
  - Flash
    358
  - Call Forwarding
    359
    
    Set Forward Destination
    359
    
    Forward Cancel
    359
    
    Follow Me
    360
  - Floating Outside Line Group Access
    360
  - Forced/Verified Account Code
    360
  - Group Park
    360
  - Hot Line
    361
  - Howler Tone
    361
  - Last Number Redial
    361
  - Master Hunt Groups
    361
  - Message Waiting
    361
  - Off-Hook Outgoing Call
    362
  - Off-Hook Outside Line Queuing
    362
  - Paging
    363
    
    All Call
    363
    
    Group Call (Internal)
    363
    
    Zone Page (External)
    363
    
    Meet-Me Page Answer
    363
  - Pre-Ringing
    364
  - Private Line
    364
  - Protected Extension
    364
  - Shift Call
    364
  - Speed Dial
    364
    
    Personal Speed Dial Registration
    364
    
    To Speed Dial a Number
    365
  - Station Restriction Password
    366
  - Single Line Message Waiting Stutter Dial Tone
    366
  - System Announcement Message
    366
  - Tone/Voice Calling
    367
  - Transfer to Park
    367
  - Unanswered Incoming Outside Line Warning Tone
    367
  - Universal Night Answer
    367
  - Voice Mail Message
    368
  - Wake-Up Call
    368
Section 8 - Digital Doorphone User Guide

369
- Digital Doorphones
  
  371
Section 9 - Direct Inward System Access (Disa) User Guide

373
- Direct Inward System Access (Disa)
  
  375
Section 10 - Hospitality Features User Guide

379
Hospitality Features

381
- 911 Support
  381
- Intercom Call Restriction
  381
- Message Waiting Control
  382
- Room Status
  383
  - From to be Cleaned to Cleaned
    384
  - From to be Cleaned or Cleaned to Ready
    384
- Wake-Up Call
  385
- Wake-Up Call Report
  386

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Self-Labeling K Eys
2
Volume Control
3
Basic Features
4
Last Number Redial
4
Making an Intercom Call
4
Making an Outgoing Call
4
Receiving a Call from Another Extension
5
Receiving an Incoming Call
5
Transferring a Call to Another Extension
5
Self-Labeling Display
6
Setup Menu
7
Lcd Contrast
8
User Options (Station Programming)
8
Call Forward
13
Call Forward-Follow-Me
14
Conference Call
14
Call Divert
19
Do Not Disturb
20

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Table of Contents

Section 1 - Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs General Description

Fcc Registration and Requirements

Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs Stations

Optional Station Equipment

Power Supply Description

Common Control Cards

Station Interface Cards

Trunk Interface Cards

Shared Resource Cards

Section 2 - Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs Features

Iwatsu Enterprise-Cs Features

Section 3 - Ip Telephone User Guide

Ip Telephones

Section 4 - Digital Telephone User Guide

Digital Telephones

Basic Features

Advanced Features

Section 5 - Attendant Position User Guide

Attendant Position

Basic Features

Advanced Features

Section 6 - Attendant Console User Guide

Attendant Console

Basic Features

Advanced Features

Section 7 - Sip & Single Line Telephone User Guide

Sip and Single Line Telephones

Basic Features

Advanced Features

Section 8 - Digital Doorphone User Guide

Digital Doorphones

Section 9 - Direct Inward System Access (Disa) User Guide

Direct Inward System Access (Disa)

Section 10 - Hospitality Features User Guide

Hospitality Features

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