wagonburner
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New user...having issue programming an ext.w/cos-228 on sys, what am I doing wrong? I've looked thru the manual and it don't say "diddly" bout know, Hotline...needs some help?
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Hotline for sx200 ICP
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Didn't say Diddly? Here's what I found. Considerably more than diddly IMO.
Hot Line
Description
Individual telephones can be programmed through CDE as hot lines. When a hot line telephone goes off-hook, the system automatically dials a pre-programmed number (internal or external). The number is specified as the call forwarding destination for that extension.
Feature Availability
Click here to see a list of the phones that can use this feature.
Conditions
The following conditions apply to this feature:
• The extension must be programmed as a Manual Line.
• Manual Line and Automatic Callback are mutually exclusive.
• The extension must have access to Abbreviated Dial, and External Call Forwarding (if it is to dial an external number).
• The type of forwarding programmed has no effect on the feature.
• If the extension is called, then the forwarding feature still works as usual.
• The hot line call is a reroute to the forward number; see Call Rerouting.
• Valid hot line destinations include all valid call forwarding destinations.
• A DTMF receiver circuit is needed for the hot line call regardless of the type of the destination.
Programming
Enable COS Option 228 (Manual Line) for the extension.
The attendant must program a “Call Forward - Always” destination number for that extension; see Attendant Call Forward Setup And Cancel.
If programming the destination number from the extension then enable one of the call forwarding COS options in the extension’s class of service.
Operation
Lift handset; the extension is rerouted to the forwarding destination automatically.
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Hot Line
Description
Individual telephones can be programmed through CDE as hot lines. When a hot line telephone goes off-hook, the system automatically dials a pre-programmed number (internal or external). The number is specified as the call forwarding destination for that extension.
Feature Availability
Click here to see a list of the phones that can use this feature.
Conditions
The following conditions apply to this feature:
• The extension must be programmed as a Manual Line.
• Manual Line and Automatic Callback are mutually exclusive.
• The extension must have access to Abbreviated Dial, and External Call Forwarding (if it is to dial an external number).
• The type of forwarding programmed has no effect on the feature.
• If the extension is called, then the forwarding feature still works as usual.
• The hot line call is a reroute to the forward number; see Call Rerouting.
• Valid hot line destinations include all valid call forwarding destinations.
• A DTMF receiver circuit is needed for the hot line call regardless of the type of the destination.
Programming
Enable COS Option 228 (Manual Line) for the extension.
The attendant must program a “Call Forward - Always” destination number for that extension; see Attendant Call Forward Setup And Cancel.
If programming the destination number from the extension then enable one of the call forwarding COS options in the extension’s class of service.
Operation
Lift handset; the extension is rerouted to the forwarding destination automatically.
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What's most important is that you realise ... There is no spoon.
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