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LDK-20 Help Please

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rickcolton

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Dec 14, 2009
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Hello, I have a IPLDK-20. I have just had 2 dual ISDN lines installed at our premises. First of all how do I activate the lines on the system and secondly how do I assign extensions to use the lines? Sorry but I am very new to this system, we normally use Panasonic's which I find a lot easier to understand instruction wise. Thanks
 
I would start with the ISDN2 TEI type - PGM 203 Flex Key 1
There are 4 possible ISDN2 ccts in the system they line up with FK 1,2,3 and 4. If OFF + Auto and If ON = Fixed TEI.
If the setting is wrong there is usually no dial tone.

Then I would seperate the working lines into CO Line grp 1 and the unused CO Lines into CO Line grp 9
PGM 141 Flex Key 1.

By default all stations have access to all the CO Line grps, so when the stations dial 9 (or your CO Access code) they will pick up a line in CO Line grp 1

Regards
Steve
 
@rickcolton
LG system, you will find quite easy to install, due to the fact that the programming is very structurated, and easy to find your way around.
Otherwise, just ask...

///doktor
 
Thanks very much for all your help, its all up and working now.

Now for the next bit, how do I assign a DDI number to a extension?

Thanks
 
Check this one: thread1613-1490511


///doktor
 
To Program Lines as DDI (DID)
Trans/PGM 140, CO Line Range, FK1 – Dial digit 3 for DDI, then Hold/Save

To Set DDI Conversion Type
Trans/PGM 143, CO Line Range, FK4 – Dial digit 2, then Hold/Save

Flex DDI Table
Trans/PGM 231, FK1 for Input, Enter last 3 digits of the DDI Number
FK1 – Name DDI, FK2 – Day Destination, FK3 – Night Destination
FK4 – Weekend Destination
Remember to Save your selection by pressing Hold/Save

DDI Busy/Error and No Answer Destination
Trans/PGM 167,
FK1 – Busy – Set as Required eg FK2 ATTD (Ring Assignment - PGM 144)
FK2 – Error – Set as Required eg FK2 ATTD (Ring Assignment - PGM 144)
FK3 – No Answer – Set as Required eg FK2 ATTD (Ring Assignment - PGM 144)

To Program Incoming Zero Insertion (ISDN Lines)
Trans/PGM 200 F10 – Dial 0 to Set My Area Prefix Code, then Hold/Save
Trans/PGM146, CO Line Range, FK1, Dial 1 to turn ON Incoming Prefix Code

Regards
Steve
 
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