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SPEED CALL LIST 8

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is2teli

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Mar 7, 2005
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how do u create a new speed call and print out existing speed call list? and on user phone?
 
can someone explain to me how that works? is it just numberes programmed by the user?
 
You give the user a controller key and yes they can enter them. You can manage this in the PBX but that would be letting the users off far to easy =).

 
in ld 18
new
type scl
lsno ( list no )
TYPE: SCL
then start to stor the code and the nomber wich you want to store. following is print for scl.

LSNO


SCNO 0000
SCL

DNSZ 4
STOR 0
STOR 1
STOR 2
STOR 3
STOR 4
STOR 5
STOR 6
STOR 7
STOR 8
STOR 9

SCNO 0001
SCL

DNSZ 4
STOR 0
STOR 1
STOR 2
STOR 3
STOR 4
STOR 5
STOR 6
STOR 7
STOR 8
STOR 9

SCNO 0002 (SPEED CALL LIST NO 2)
SCL

DNSZ 20 ( DN SIZE )
STOR 00 9xxxxxx 9 is acod for external lines
STOR 01 9xxxxxx
STOR 02

after that go to telephone set to programe the key:

key 2 scc 02 ( wich mean use speed call controler list NO 2) or key 2 scu 02 ___speed call user.


 
so when they go to dial, they press scc key and enter the Number of the stored #?
 
Exactly,
From their phone they hit SCU key and lets say it is entry 20 they press 20.
The scc lets you program the numbers in the list. SCU's can only use the list not make entries.j

You can also program the numbers directly in the PBX in LD 18 but I only recommend doing that on the System speed dial not the user lists.
 
If you have 1 list that everyone shares, you give the users

SCU Key (Speed Call User)

If you are giving each user there own speed call list, then you give them a

SCC KEY (Speed Call Controller) this person can change the list
 
Best though of course not to create too many SCC's for any one list. You will have people changing numbers without other peoples knowledge. Causes all sorts of confusion.
 
Is there a way to see what speed call list is assigned to what set? I don't want to assign two people same number
 
You can use LD 81 to find out who is in each speed call list


Code:
ld 81
FEA000
REQ   lst
CUST  0
DATE  
PAGE  
DES   
FEAT  scc or scu
LSNO  1
FEAT  


SCC      00         0001    TN  016 0 04 12  2000 A3091        8 MAY 2007 
[code]
 
Or if you want all the lists no matter if it's a controller or a user... go with:

LD 81
FEA000
REQ LST
CUST 0
DATE
PAGE
DES
FEAT SCL
LSNO 1 20 <-- Range of list numbers (this will print out lists in list number order for SCC first and the SCU). See sample output below. This method will also show you gaps in the list which indicates unused list numbers that can still be assigned to new users.

SCC 00 0001 TN 056 0 04 13 2000 04 54HH28 29 JAN 2002
SCC 00 0004 TN 092 0 07 10 2000 01 64 11 MAR 2003
SCC 00 0005 TN 090 0 01 04 2000 03 L2009 13 JUN 2007
SCC 00 0007 TN 024 0 00 02 2000 10 63H12 27 AUG 2004
SCC 00 0009 TN 008 0 06 05 2000 04 HQ6 9 FEB 2007
SCC 00 0010 TN 072 0 10 06 2000 04 54HH27 7 JUN 2007
SCC 00 0011 TN 011 0 01 01 2000 09 SWRHQ 13 JUN 2007
SCC 00 0011 TN 056 0 00 00 2000 09 TOM 29 JUN 2007
SCC 00 0011 TN 072 1 12 01 2000 04 A65 8 JUN 2006
SCC 00 0012 TN 010 0 01 05 2000 01 L1246 27 FEB 2006
SCC 00 0012 TN 108 0 05 12 2000 01 NONE 5 DEC 2005
SCC 00 0014 TN 044 0 12 11 2000 03 12 24 NOV 1999
SCC 00 0014 TN 100 0 13 02 2000 03 OC12 24 NOV 1999
SCC 00 0015 TN 112 0 11 12 2000 04 A56 27 JUL 2006
SCC 00 0017 TN 044 1 02 00 2000 02 57G22 1 MAY 2003
SCC 00 0017 TN 044 1 03 11 2000 02 54BB19 5 JAN 1998
SCC 00 0017 TN 068 0 13 13 2000 04 54CC18 18 JUL 2006
SCC 00 0018 TN 044 1 02 11 2000 05 A56 27 JUL 2006
SCU 00 0005 TN 083 0 07 04 2000 04 2009 21 JUN 2007
SCU 00 0005 TN 087 0 02 00 2000 03 CO23 11 APR 2006
SCU 00 0009 TN 083 0 03 07 2000 09 HQ6 9 FEB 2007


 
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