ON-SITE PROGRAMMING
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line (PABX External Feature Access). For each method, PABX systems require a
number of digits to be entered aside from flash hooks to perform the conference
function. DialMate supports these PABXs by providing an option to dial a number
of digits after the first (Prefix) and second (Suffix) flash hooks. This way, DialMate
will work behind PABXs using either method. Check your PABX manual for the
correct dialing procedure.
STEPS USER
DIALMATE
press “2”
J8
wait for a beep
8
Enter the PABX Prefix (e.g., “8 pause 9”). See
note
^;BQ8
wait for a beep
8
Enter the PABX Suffix (e.g. “7”). See note
]8
wait for the 2-beep confirmation/prompt for the next
instruction
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PABX prefix is now set to “8”,pause,”9”; PABX suffix is now set to “7”.
Note: Maximum digits for combined prefix and suffix is 48.
For example, using a single outside line with 3-way calling service, the PABX
requires that the digit “0” be entered after each flash hook in order to flash the
outside line:
set the PABX Prefix to “0”, set the PABX Suffix to “0”
to call phone number “988-9923” enter “
Q^^QQJK;
”
after the 1
st
flash hook, DialMate will dial the PABX Prefix (“0”) to flash
the outside line, put the caller on hold and then get another dial tone
DialMate will then pause for 3 seconds, then dial “
_^^__XY
”
after the second flash hook, DialMate will dial the PABX Suffix (“0”) to
flash the outside line again and conference the calls
Make sure the PABX Prefix and Suffix are both clear if not installing
inside a PABX.
Clearing the Prefix and Suffix
STEPS USER
DIALMATE
press “2”
J8
wait for a beep
do not press any key
wait for a beep
do not press any key
wait for the 2-beep confirmation/prompt for the next
instruction