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SOME DEFINITIONS
Before you start . . .
there are a few terms that you need to understand so that you know
what the system is doing and what the displays mean.
Access Code
This is a number dialed from the console dial pad or from an extension
to activate a particular system feature. For example, you dial an access
code to call a Hunt group.
Extension, or Internal Line
Each telephone in the system is called an extension and is given an
extension number. These appear on the display as “EXT-123” and so
on. Extensions can be either standard rotary dial or push-button
phones, or special SUPERSET@ feature phones.
Trunk
Trunk is the general name for both Outside Lines and Tie Trunks. It is
any line that connects your system to a local exchange or another
private system.
Outside, or External Line
This is a line that connects your system to the local telephone
exchange, and therefore to the public telephone network.
Tie Trunk
This type of line directly connects your system to another telephone
system owned by your company or organization. You do not have to
use the public telephone network to dial this location, and the general
public usually do not have access to the line.
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incoming Trunk Calls
Depending on what type of call it is, an incoming call is put into one of
three possible listed directory numbers (LDN’s) which appear at the
console display as LDN 1, 2, or 3. One of your LDN’s could consist of
numbers used by the general public, another for trunks connecting
your telephone system to several other PABX’s owned by your
company. You may have instructions on the specific manner in which
to answer calls depending on the LDN on which they appear.
Trunk Eg.Gpment Number
Every trunk is given a unique number within your system so that it can
be identified from other trunks that may all share the same outside
telephone number. The trunk number appears in the display as, for
example, “TRK-10”.
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