Vertical Comdial DX-80, Technical Manual

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When you are programming system resources, start by specifying the length (from 1-4 digits) of the directory
number the system uses to access the resource. Then assign the specific digits you want to use for the resource.
Use caution when assigning the digits to resources, as you can assign a resource all specified digits (i.e., hunt group
directory numbers begin with any number), or only leading digits (i.e., hunt group directory numbers must begin
with “2”, or “34”, etc.).
The default settings for all items are shown in the following tables. The valid range for all directory number
lengths is from one to four digits. Valid options for leading fields include any available, non-conflicting directory
number. This means that if you have assigned a directory number to begin with “41”, for example, no other types
of directory numbers can begin with 41.
The following tables provide examples of assigning numbers for pickup groups and extensions.
Flexible Numbering Plan – CO Line Group Defaults
Length Leading Length Leading Length Leading Length Leading Length Leading Resulting
Code
1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5
1 9 3 80 Null Null Null Null Null Null 9,800-806
Flexible Numbering Plan – Directory Number Defaults
Length Leading Digits Resulting
Code
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Operator Code 1 0 n/a 0
Account Code 2 79 n/a 79
Extension 3 1 Null Null Null Null Null Null Null 100-199
Ext. Page Group 3 40 Null Null n/a 400-408
Hunt/UCD Groups 3 41 42 43 n/a 410-433
Pickup Groups 3 44 Null Null n/a 440-447
Individual Speed
Dial 3 47 48 49 n/a 470-499
CO Line DIR No. 3 74 75 Null n/a 740-755
Music Source 3 771 772 Null n/a 771,772
Loud Bell Control 3 779 Null Null n/a 779
External Pager 3 777 Null Null n/a 777
Virtual Number 3 70 71 72 n/a 700-729
Meet Me
Conference 3 39 Null Null n/a 390-397
Pickup Group Directory Number Examples
Length Leading Digits Resulting
Code
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