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Programming
INTER-TEL
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AXXESS
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MANUAL VERSION 11.0 – May 2008
Stations on the Local Node
4.214 With a European system, on an ISDN trunk using DDI or DNIS, the ISDN information
in the System sends the dialed number (DDI or DNIS) to the BRI station port, then the BRI
station port sends this DDI or DNIS number to the ISDN device. The ISDN device must have
the matching number programmed in its DDI table or directory table, or the call will be
rejected.
4.215 The DN [DDI] or DNIS number that was sent from the BRI station port to the ISDN
device can be substituted by using the Associated Outside Number field. This feature will take
the incoming DN [DDI] or DNIS and remove it and then send the number programmed in this
field. Normally, this field should be left blank. If for some reason the ISDN device that is con-
nected to a BRI station port needs a different DN [DDI] or DNIS number other than the one
that is sent from the ISDN message on the D-channel, then this is where the number needs to
be programmed.
Audio for Calls Camped onto this Device
4.216 Defines the audio that a caller hears when camped-on to the station. To program this
field, use the drop-down list to select the type of audio and press
ENTER. Your options are
Silence, Ticktone, Ringback, or Board. If you select
Board, specify the music source in the
Extended Value field. The default is Board, and the default extended value is 01:08 Central
Processor.
Audio for Calls Holding for this Device
4.217 Defines the audio that a caller hears when placed on hold at the station. To program this
field, use the drop-down list to select the type of audio and press
ENTER. Your options are
Silence, Ticktone, Ringback, or Board. If you select
Board, specify the music source in the
Extended Value field. The default is Board, and the default extended value is 01:08 Central
Processor.
Audio for Calls Ringing this Device
4.218 Defines the audio that a caller hears when ringing the station. To program this field, use
the drop-down list to select the type of audio and press
ENTER. Your options are Silence, Tick-
tone, Ringback, or Board. If you select
Board, specify the music source in the Extended Value
field. The default is Ringback.
Call Logging
4.219 Call Logging is available on Axxess systems running version 9.1 or later. See page 5-
180 for feature descriptions.
4.220 To program Call Logging:
1. In System\Devices and Feature Codes\Stations\Local, double-click the desired end-
point. Executone phones and single-line phones are not supported.
2. Double-click Call Logging. Program the following flags:
— Allow Duplicate Entries: Allows you to store the duplicated calls in a call logs
list. If the flag is enabled, all duplicates are allowed. If it is disabled, only the most
recent entry is saved in the call logs list. For example, if a user dialed 1000, then
1001, and then 1000 again, if the duplicates flag was turned off you would see two
entries in the dialed call logs list when you access it (1000 and 1001). However, if
allow duplicates is turned on, you would see (1000, 1001, 1000) in the dialed call
logs list for that endpoint. The Allow Duplicate Entries is set to Yes by default.
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