Other Trunk Features
PBX Compatibility
Description:
The system can accommodate Central Office (CO) lines or lines from a Private Branch
Exchange (PBX) already installed at the customer site. The lines are similar in the way
incoming calls are answered, but different in the way outgoing calls are placed – an outgoing
call on PBX line requires an access code before dialling, while an outgoing call on a CO line
does not. System/telephone features are available to both types of lines, and PBX features are
available to the PBX lines via the Flash feature (See Flash).
PBX Night Mode
If any of the lines are from a PBX, and when the PBX is set in night mode, the lines
connected to PBX are switched to real CO lines, provision is made for such things as
abbreviated dialling. If you have a PBX CO Access Code programmed with a dialled number
for abbreviated dialling, such as “9 pause 81448111111”, when your system is in the night
mode the 9 and the pause will be omitted when using the abbreviated dialling in night mode.
Station Application:
KTS, SLT
Operation:
Not applicable.
Related System Data:
#01-A: Line Type
#26: Flash Timer
#38: PBX CO Access Codes
#01-D: PBX Night Mode
#15-B: Night Service
Dial Mode (Tone/Pulse) Selection
Description:
Allows the user to select the dialling mode (tone or pulse) of each CO/PBX line.
− Tone (DTMF) Dial Mode
The dial signal form the extension (with tone or pulse dial mode) will be converted
to TONE. TONE will then be transmitted to the CO/PBX.
− Pulse Dial Mode
The dial signal from the extension (with tone or pulse dial mode) will be converted
to PULSE. PULSE will then be transmitted to the CO/PBX.
The assigned Dial Mode must conform to the Dial Mode of the CO lines ordered from the
Telstra or the Dial Mode of the PBX.
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