3Com SuperStack 3 NBX, Administrator'S Manual

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Creating and Managing Button Mappings 175
Line /
Extension You can map a Line / Extension button to the extension of another
telephone (to create a Busy Lamp/Speed Dial), a line card port
extension (external line), an Analog Terminal Adapter, an Analog
Terminal Card port, or a Call Park extension.
Number — Enter a number:
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For a telephone extension, enter the extension number.
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For an external line, enter the full telephone number associated
with the incoming line.
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For an Analog Terminal Adapter or and Analog Terminal Card
port, enter the extension associated with the ATA or the ATC
port.
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For Call Park, enter a Call Park extension. When you want to park
a call, you must first press the Call Park button (by default, the
third button below the PROGRAM button on an NBX Business
Telephone) and then press the button that is mapped to a
particular Call Park extension.
SuperStack 3 NBX: 6000–6099. Note: The Superstack 3 NBX is
shipped with a factory default 4-digit dial plan. If you import a
3-digit plan, manually specify any 3-digit extension ranges that are
not set by the imported plan.
NBX 100: 601–609. Note: The NBX 100 system is shipped with a
3-digit dial plan. If you import a 4-digit plan, manually specify any
4-digit extension ranges that are not set by the imported plan.
Prty (Priority) — Enter a number to identify which button has
precedence. The lowest-value button becomes active when you lift
the receiver or press the Speaker button.
Bridged
Extension For a primary telephone, defines this button as a bridged extension
appearance on the primary telephone.
For a secondary telephone, maps the extension of a primary
telephone to this button.
Number — Enter the primary telephone extension number.
Prty (Priority) — Not used.
MWI Assigns the Message Waiting Indicator to this button. The lamp next
to the button lights when you have a message in your mailbox.
Number — Enter the voice mailbox number (telephone extension).
Prty (Priority) — Not used.
NOTE: You cannot map the MWI function to a button if you use
NBX Unified Communications or a third-party voice mail system
instead of NBX Voice Messaging
Table 26 Group Button Types (continued)
Group
Button Type Description