Nortel BCM 3.7, Manual

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Programming Operations Guide
Glossary
The following sections provide brief explanations of the terms used in this documentation.
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Numerical
7000 digital phone
This telephone has four programmable buttons, but no display, and is not available in all
markets.
7100 digital phone
This telephone has a single line display and one programmable button without an
indicator.
7208 digital phone
This telephone has a single-line display and eight programmable buttons with indicators.
7316 digital phone
The telephone has a two-line display with three display buttons, 16 programmable buttons
with indicators, and eight programmable buttons without indicators. This telephone has a
separate Mute button. It also has a headset button that allows the user to switch from
handset to headset without unplugging the headset.
7316E digital phone
This telephone is based on the 7316 except that the 7316E has separate Mute and
Handsfree keys under the dialpad and can support Key Indicator Modules (KIMs) to
provide extra memory, line and hunt group appearance support (eKIM). The default button
programming for this telephone is also different from the 7316. However, on systems
running software earlier than BCM 3.5, this telephone acts like a 7316.
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absorb length
This setting determines how many of the digits in a destination code the system does not
dial. You assign the Absorb Length under
Destination codes . (Services, Telephony
Services, Call Routing). Refer to “Grouping destination codes using a wild card” on page
341 .