System Numbering NEC SV9100

[Liza R]

Dear ALl,

in the SV9100 system numbering, is it possible to create an extension with an example like this,
888 and 8881?

thanks

 

[CoralTech]

No.

 

[Liza R]

@CoralTech ok thanks

 

[CoralTech]

Well to clarify.

8881 would be impossible.

8700-8799 or 8900-8999 would be.

 

[manishkull]

do you have sv 9100 pc pro software .I lost my pc pro so not able to connect.If any one have this .pl share to me .my mail is manishkulshreshtha1@gmail.com

 

[CoralTech]

You can connect with Webpro.

 

[Liza R]

@CoralTech ok thank you

 

[manishkull]

@ coraltech .Do you have sv 9100 pc pro software .I lost my pc pro so not able to connect.If any one have this .pl share to me .my mail is manishkulshreshtha1@gmail.com

 

[manishkull]

cp-10

 

[mahirgul]

Yes you can use like this

 

[CoralTech]

That's interesting. I'm gonna set that up in lab. Not gonna lie, that 3 seconds would drive me nuts.

 

[Sinjisn]

It's not available for PCPRO CP20 13.20.51 EMEA

 

[CoralTech]

Look in system data. I find it hard to believe the CP20 doesn't have it.

 

[Sinjisn]

@mahirgul, @CoralTech please help me more details in system data

 

[OzzieGeorge]

Pretty sure it will be there somewhere as this is a feature used by hotels for single digit dialling for such things as room service etc. Why would NEC knock themselves out of that market?

 

[CoralTech]

Click on view. If its not there you aren't at a high enough password level.

 

[Sinjisn]

User Level is Installer but cannot find out. May be unsupport.

 

[mahirgul]

Programming Level: Advanced

NEC SV9100 Expert

 

[Sinjisn]

Thank @mahirgul. I can put data like your description, but when make a call to 888 or 8888 I hear "Vacant number". What's I missing?

 

[Liza R]

@mahirgul sorry for late respons, ok i will try for this program thanks