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Emerald ICE Installation, Programming & Maintenance Manual
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Description
CO Line Ring Assignments determine the extensions and other system resources
that will be designated to ring on each CO Line. Ringing assignments may be to
UCD Groups, Virtual Numbers or to Extensions. Each CO Line has six
assignments for ringing in the Day mode, one assignment for ringing in the
Evening mode and one assignment for No Answer – Predefined Call Forward.
Ringing more than six extensions is accomplished by assigning ringing to a UCD
Group, then assigning the appropriate extensions into that UCD Group and setting
the UCD Group Hunting Method at All Ring.
Default Settings
All CO Lines are assigned to ring at extension 401 (default attendant position) in
the Day and Evening modes of operation.
No Predefined Call Forward destination is assigned for any CO Line (see Call
Forward – CO Line Predefined.)
Deluxe Telephone Programming
1. Access the Deluxe Telephone Programming Features as described in Section
3.2.
Program CO Lines for Day Ringing Assignment:
2. Enter
02
‐ CO Line ‐
14-01-01
(700 ‐ 723) and press the softkey beneath
save
. This advances to the
MEMBER
programming screen where the first
of six Members (ringing destinations) display.
3. Press the softkey beneath
save
.
4. Press the softkey beneath
chg
to change this member.
Or...
5. Press the softkey beneath
next
to select the next programmable member
for ringing assignment.
6. When the
MEMBER
for change displays, press the softkey beneath
chg
.
7. Enter the directory number where Day mode ringing for this CO line is
necessary. (Extensions: 401 ‐ 456; Hunt Groups: 230 ‐ 253; Virtual Numbers
830 ‐ 859.) and press the softkey beneath
save
. The data is stored.
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CO Line Ring Assignment (Answer Position)