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PSTN Diversion via sab
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This is from the on line documentation:-
Its known as immediate diversion to a shared number.
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Its known as immediate diversion to a shared number.
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Never realy tried it... I am an engineer and its things like this the customer tells you about....
But don't think it can be done from mmi and also why would you want to divert to an external number on busy? A number on the next desk maybe?
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But don't think it can be done from mmi and also why would you want to divert to an external number on busy? A number on the next desk maybe?
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jenkeskhan
Technical User
For SAB (System Abbreviated Dialling)
Immediate Divert to PSTN. Extension must have AED and ADP COS
Switch Settings
1. Log onto system MMI.
2. Invoke command LSAB<A> to find a spare index.
3. Invoke command RSAB<Index><9PSTN or mobile number>
User Set Up
1. Pick up handset and key #*91<Index Number>. User will hear interrupted dial tone which confirms successful set up. Now all calls to this extension will be immediately diverted to the designated number.
Note: The caller may experience a few seconds of silence.
2. To clear the divert, key ##9.
3. The divert cannot be applied remotely but can be removed remotely by an operator on the network.
Immediate Divert to PSTN. Extension must have AED and ADP COS
Switch Settings
1. Log onto system MMI.
2. Invoke command LSAB<A> to find a spare index.
3. Invoke command RSAB<Index><9PSTN or mobile number>
User Set Up
1. Pick up handset and key #*91<Index Number>. User will hear interrupted dial tone which confirms successful set up. Now all calls to this extension will be immediately diverted to the designated number.
Note: The caller may experience a few seconds of silence.
2. To clear the divert, key ##9.
3. The divert cannot be applied remotely but can be removed remotely by an operator on the network.
jenkeskhan
Technical User
For SAB (System Abbreviated Dialling)
Immediate Divert to PSTN. Extension must have AED and ADP COS
Switch Settings
1. Log onto system MMI.
2. Invoke command LSAB<A> to find a spare index.
3. Invoke command RSAB<Index><9PSTN or mobile number>
User Set Up
1. Pick up handset and key #*91<Index Number>. User will hear interrupted dial tone which confirms successful set up. Now all calls to this extension will be immediately diverted to the designated number.
Note: The caller may experience a few seconds of silence.
2. To clear the divert, key ##9.
3. The divert cannot be applied remotely but can be removed remotely by an operator on the network.
Immediate Divert to PSTN. Extension must have AED and ADP COS
Switch Settings
1. Log onto system MMI.
2. Invoke command LSAB<A> to find a spare index.
3. Invoke command RSAB<Index><9PSTN or mobile number>
User Set Up
1. Pick up handset and key #*91<Index Number>. User will hear interrupted dial tone which confirms successful set up. Now all calls to this extension will be immediately diverted to the designated number.
Note: The caller may experience a few seconds of silence.
2. To clear the divert, key ##9.
3. The divert cannot be applied remotely but can be removed remotely by an operator on the network.
If it is a fixed mobile number then why not RFD to the mobile. That way you can control the type of calls to divert. You will need to alter SNVL to 2 each time you want to change and if V9 then divertee type (eg. E for external) must be declared - this prompt is not requested just stick it on the end of your RFD.
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