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Trunk Configuration
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Description Descriptive information such as the company name
for the assigned Phone Number, or appropriate
agency if this trunk provides 911 access.
Trunk Dialing
Scheme Overlap or En-bloc dialing.
• Overlap allows the terminal to omit part of the
digits required to complete a call, while the
remaining digits are buffered. Use Overlap
Dialing for analog trunks and for T1 (robbed bit)
for best results.
• En-bloc allows the terminal to include all of the
digits required to complete a call. Use En-bloc
Dialing for digital (PRI-ISDN) trunks.
Centrex Transfer Applies to analog and T1 trunks if the trunk is
supported by Centrex. This option must be selected to
forward calls to an outside number through a Centrex
switch. If the Centrex provider requires a particular
string to be sent before the dialed number, enter the
string in the Transfer Predial String box. If no
string is set as a predial string, FLASH is used.
Attribute In Service makes the trunk available for use. Out of
Service prevents the trunk from being used (for
example, while performing maintenance).
Tenant Selection The Tenant group assignment for the trunk,
configured from the Tenant Table window in
System Configuration, discussed in “Using a
Tenant Table” on page 134. If no tenant is selected,
any extension can use this trunk to make an out call.
Enable Tie Trunk Allows hop-on and hop-off dialing for an ISDN/PRI,
or T1 trunk. When this box is checked, any incoming
call to the selected trunk can be sent with ANI/DNIS
information. To use this feature, Hop-off must also be
enabled under System Configuration Call
Restrictions, as discussed in “Defining System Call
Restrictions” on page 112. Also, the board must be
configured to allow for tie trunks. See “Setting up T1
or PRI Channels on the Triton T1/PRI Board” on
page 165.
Attribute Description