35
Entry 3=976
Example 2 : Class of service C phones need to dial 1 + A/C + 7 digits, 1-800, and local calls.
They are to be denied 1-900, 976, 1-A/C-976, 0 + calls, and 411 calls.
You would program this as follows:
# 35 Deny Class C # 36 Allow Class C
Entry 0=0
Entry 1=1900
Entry 2=976 (No Entries Required)
Entry 3=1***976
Entry 4-411
Example 3 : Class of service D phones need to dial 911 for emergencies only.
Program # 37, Entry 0 = 911.
Notes:
1. ‘*’ indicates any digit dialled.
2. Exceptions to a deny entry are listed in the allow table.
3. Pressing the HOLD button will enter the letter “E”. This means end of dialling - no more
digits are allowed.
# 39 Assign Barge-in Status (Override)
Allows individual stations the ability to barge-in on (override) an existing conversation. Note that a
level 3 or 2 cannot barge-in on a level 2 or 0 if the station they are talking to is a level 3 or 1.
1. Press # key.
PROGRAMMING is displayed.
2. Dial 39.
Display shows ASSIGN BARGE-IN followed by the current data for all eight stations.*
3. Enter 0, 1, 2 or 3 for all stations.
3: You can barge-in / nobody can barge in on you
2: You can barge-in / others can barge in on you
1: You cannot barge-in / nobody can barge in on you
0: You cannot barge-in / others can barge in on you
4. Press # key.
(*Default: 00000000)
# 40 Dial 80 Group
Allows individual C.O. lines to be added to or removed from the line group that is accessed by dialling
“80”.
1. Press # key.
PROGRAMMING is displayed.
2. Dial 40.
DIAL 80 GROUP is momentarily displayed followed by three digits representing the status
of the three C.O. lines.*
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