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System Features
INTER-TEL
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AXXESS
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MANUAL VERSION 11.0 – May 2008
Caller ID Forwarding
10.92 When the caller ID name is sent to the public telephone network, the name may be
removed or replaced by the CO.
10.93 Incoming calls that have their caller ID information blocked are not sent by the system.
Instead, the system passes the generic block name (Private, Restricted, Out-Of-Area, or
Blocked). The system can only send caller ID information it receives. If the incoming call does
not provide both name and number, the information sent only includes what was received.
NOTE: When the caller ID name is sent to the public telephone network, the name may be
removed or replaced by the CO.
Network Considerations
10.94 Keep the following considerations in mind for networked systems:
• An intercom call that routes between nodes then out through an ISDN line that is using
a Display message does not send the endpoint’s user name for the caller ID name, but
sends the endpoint’s calling party number instead.
• An intercom call that routes between nodes then out through an ISDN that is using a
Facility message sends the endpoint’s user name for the caller ID name.
10.95 The reason for the user name condition above is for network compatibility for older
systems. The user name information between nodes is not sent immediately.
T1 Loop Start with
Caller ID
PRI Caller ID name and number
BRI Caller ID number only
1
Analog Loop Start with
Caller ID
PRI Caller ID name and number
BRI Caller ID number only
1
1. BRI only supports caller ID number and not name. Caller ID name cannot be received or sent on a
BRI circuit.
2. ANI is the same as Caller ID number or Calling Number. If the ANI number is received, this can be
processed on an outgoing ISDN circuit.
Table 5-14. Caller ID for Line Type (Continued)
Incoming Call Type Outgoing Call Type The System Sends:
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