3Com NBX 100, Administrator'S Manual

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Configuring and Managing Analog Line Card Ports 213
Table 33 describes the behavior in Auto Extension Configuration:
Disable Caller ID Optionally enable or disable the caller ID function. This
also eliminates the approximately six-second delay on
the Auto Attendant.
Table 32 Add Line Card Port Fields (continued)
Field Purpose
Table 33 Auto Extension Configuration
Button Mapping Setting
for This Line Auto Extension
Setting
Incoming Call Behavior
Not mapped to any telephone Extension of the
Receptionist
Receptionist’s telephone rings. If no one answers, the call
transfers to the call coverage point defined for the
Receptionist’s telephone.
User Configuration > Users > User Settings > Call Forward
The transfer occurs after the number of rings specified for the
Receptionist’s telephone.
User Configuration > Users > User Settings > Call Forward
Because the analog line is not mapped to any telephone, the
Time Out values (Open, Closed, Lunch, and Other) for the
Analog Line Card port are not used.
Device Configuration > Line Card Ports > Modify
Not mapped to any telephone 500 Calls go directly to the Automated Attendant without ringing
any telephone.
Mapped to a button on the
Receptionist’s Telephone (or
to a button on an Attendant
Console associated with the
Receptionist’s telephone) Extension of the
Receptionist Receptionist’s telephone rings. If no one answers, the call
transfers to call coverage point defined for the Receptionist’s
telephone.
User Configuration > Users > User Settings > Call Forward
The transfer occurs after:
■
The number of seconds specified on the Time Out line in
the Modify Line Card Port dialog box for the appropriate
time of day (Open, Closed, Lunch, Other):
Device Configuration > Line Card Ports > Modify
PLUS
■
The number of rings specified in the user settings for the
Receptionist’s telephone.
User Configuration > Users > User Settings > Call Forward
Example: If the Time Out value for the Analog Line Card port
is 12 seconds, the equivalent number of rings is 2. If the Call
Forward settings for the receptionist’s telephone is 4 rings,
then the call transfers after 6 rings.