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Programming Operations Guide
CAP
A central answering position (CAP) consists of a 7316E digital phone connected to one or
more key indicators modules (KIM).
Without system configuration, the modules support extra memory buttons
(CAP module, 48; KIM, 24). The system can support as many of these CAPs as the
telephony resources support 7316E digital phone.
If the telephone is configured in system programming under CAP/KIM assignment this
enhanced CAP (eCAP) supports line appearances, multiple appearances of a target line
and hunt group designators. The system supports a maximum of 12 eCAPs.
Programming note: The KIM does not support hunt group DNs as auto dial buttons.
Individual hunt group members, however, can be assigned to auto dial buttons.
carrier access codes
Telephony service provides have unique codes that can be used in front of a dialing string
to direct a call through a specific carrier. When you use destination codes, add these codes
to the destination code or to the dial-out string for the route.
CDP
The Coordinated Dialing Plan (CDP) is used on networked sites each site is viewed as an
independent node in that each site has a range of extension numbers (i.e. 2221-2267), with
a unique (to the private network) prefix number. Example: Site one = prefix 10, therefore
you would dial numbers from 102221 to 1022267 to reach that network. Site two = prefix
20, therefore, you would dial numbers from 202221 to 2022267 to reach that network. See
also, Universal Dialing Plan. Set the specifications for CDP under Dialing plan, Private
network. (Services, Telephony Services, General Settings)
central answering position
See CAP.
centralized auto attendant
You can use the Business Communications Manager auto attendant and voice mail
applications on one Business Communications Manager system within a private MCDN
network to support all the systems connected on the private network. The Business
Communications Manager can also be set up to access voice mail and auto attendant
systems attached to other systems, such as a Meridian 1 (M1) connected to Octet voice
mail or CallPilot voice mail systems, a DSM100/SL100 switch, or a Succession 1000/
1000M.