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Chapter 18: Mobile Extension Configuration
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4. On the left side of the Mobile Extension Board Configuration dialog box, configure
the fields:
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Max Number of Extensions —If more mobile channel support is required,
change this to a larger number (1000 extensions maximum), and then reboot
the system.
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Key Simulation —Check the first check box to allow the mobile phone user to
use the * key to simulate “FLASH”. Check the second check box to allow the
user to use ** to disconnect the current call and then get a dial tone without
hanging up the cell phone. The user must press the second * within 1.5
seconds.
•
“Transmit Caller ID to MobileExt through PRI” panel. Choose from:
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Send inbound caller ID or extension number
• Send inbound caller ID only
•
Replace with following number
• DNIS Access Numbers —If a PRI trunk is used for a mobile extension, a DNIS
access number must be set, so that MAXCS can tell if the incoming call is a
regular trunk call or a mobile extension off-hook request. Click the
Add button
in this panel to add a DNIS access number. To remove a number, select it and
click the
Remove button.
• Mobile Extension Ports table—displays fields for the channel, target phone
number, caller ID, trunk allocation (shared or dedicated), phrase 1 (Play Phrase
After Answered), and phrase 2 (Play Phrase Before Dial Tone) of each extension
port.
•
Mobile Trunks table—displays fields for the board, span, channel, trunk
allocation, mobile extension and status of each mobile trunk.
5. Note the logical ID of the MobileExtSP board. You will need it when you assign an
extension to a mobile port.
6. When you are finished adding channels as mobile trunks, restart MAXCS.
Configuring an Extension as a Mobile Extension
1. Open the Extension Configuration window.
2. To assign an extension to a mobile extension port, select a virtual extension and
change it to a physical extension.