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GEFKI Generic extension function key initiate
6.1 FORMAT
DIR = Directory number.
For value, consult parameter description for generic extension.
& and && are permitted for this parameter.
KEY = Selected key.
Logical key where the function shall exist.
For value, consult parameter description for generic extension.
FCN = Key function.
For value, consult parameter description for generic extension.
DIG = Associated digits.
For value, consult parameter description for generic extension.
MNS = Multiple directory number with name selection.
For value, consult parameter description for generic extension.
CALALT = Call alternative.
For value, consult parameter description for generic extension.
If the parameter is omitted, a default value will be used.
6.2 FUNCTION
The command is used to initiate a dial-by-function key (TNS) or a multiple representation of a directory number on a key (MNS), for a generic extension directory number.
When initiating a TNS, the DIG parameter must be used.
When initiating an MNS, the MNS parameter (and optionally the CALALT parameter) must be used.
6.1 FORMAT
DIR = Directory number.
For value, consult parameter description for generic extension.
& and && are permitted for this parameter.
KEY = Selected key.
Logical key where the function shall exist.
For value, consult parameter description for generic extension.
FCN = Key function.
For value, consult parameter description for generic extension.
DIG = Associated digits.
For value, consult parameter description for generic extension.
MNS = Multiple directory number with name selection.
For value, consult parameter description for generic extension.
CALALT = Call alternative.
For value, consult parameter description for generic extension.
If the parameter is omitted, a default value will be used.
6.2 FUNCTION
The command is used to initiate a dial-by-function key (TNS) or a multiple representation of a directory number on a key (MNS), for a generic extension directory number.
When initiating a TNS, the DIG parameter must be used.
When initiating an MNS, the MNS parameter (and optionally the CALALT parameter) must be used.
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whosrdaddy
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antec, read the posts, you need SP7 (still in fieldtrial)
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whosrdaddy
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what I really like is the concurrent ringing feature (although it's still a bit buggy, but those bugs are being solved...)
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1 General
The feature Parallel ringing allows extensions (grouped as parallel ringing list), related to the same user, to ring simultaneously when the user receives an incoming call. The call can be answered at any of the extensions. When the user answers the call, the call is directed to the extension where it has been answered.
In a parallel ringing list the maximum number of answering positions is three (one main extension and two secondary extensions) and the minimum number of answering positions is two (one main extension and one secondary extension). Call to a parallel ringing list is through the main directory number. Direct calls to the secondary extension(s) is (are) not distributed to the list.
Maximum number of lists which can be initiated per LIM is 500.
The feature Parallel ringing allows extensions (grouped as parallel ringing list), related to the same user, to ring simultaneously when the user receives an incoming call. The call can be answered at any of the extensions. When the user answers the call, the call is directed to the extension where it has been answered.
In a parallel ringing list the maximum number of answering positions is three (one main extension and two secondary extensions) and the minimum number of answering positions is two (one main extension and one secondary extension). Call to a parallel ringing list is through the main directory number. Direct calls to the secondary extension(s) is (are) not distributed to the list.
Maximum number of lists which can be initiated per LIM is 500.
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