Group Ring
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Features
DSX Software Manual
Programming
Basic Programming
1.
If yes, in
2113-02: Ring Group
(page 738) enter the Ring Group (
1
-
8
) to which the extension belongs.
2.
If no, in
2113-02: Ring Group
(page 738) enter
0
.
1.
If yes, in
2201-01: Ring Group Name
(page 779) enter the Ring Group name.
- The name shows on a keyset user’s display when they call the Ring Group.
2.
If no, leave
2201-01: Ring Group Name
(page 779) at its default setting.
1.
If yes, in
2201-02: Ring Group Incoming Ring Type
(page 780) enter the Ring Type.
-
0
= Standard Ring
-
1
= Ring Type A
-
2
= Ring Type B
-
3
= Ring Type C
2.
If no, in
2201-02: Ring Group Incoming Ring Type
(page 780) enter
0
(Standard Ring).
1.
Should an extension be in a Ring Group?
2.
Do you want to enter a name for a Ring Group?
3.
Should calls into a Ring Group ring members with a distinctive ring?