Chapter 14 Ring Group
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Each field is described in the following table.
Table 75
Add/Edit Hunt Group
LABEL
DESCRIPTION
Entry Number
Type the number you have to dial to call the extensions in this hunt
group. This number can be from 3-10 digits long.
Description
Type a description for this hunt group.
Ring Algorithm
Select the method for the X2002 to decide the ring order of extensions
in this hunt group.
•
Ring All
- ring all extensions at the same time until one answers.
•
Round Robin
- take turns ringing each available (not engaged)
extension in the hunt group. Start with the first extension (top in the
Selected Member
column) in this group.
•
Least Recent
- ring the extension which was least recently called in
this group.
•
Fewest Calls
- ring the extension with fewest completed calls in this
group.
•
Random
- ring a random extension.
Music On Hold
Select the Music on Hold a caller hears when being placed on hold with
an extension from this hunt group.
•
Ring Tone
- The caller hears the system ring tone.
•
System MOH
- The caller hears the music file selected from the
associated menu.
Time Out
Set the duration in seconds for the call to be sent around the hunt
group before the X2002 hangs up.
Office Hours
Select the extensions that you want to be in this hunt group during the
office hours period you configured for the X2002. (See
Move the extensions you want to be in this hunt group to the
Selected
Member
column by highlighting them in the
Peer Pool
column and
clicking the
Right
icon.
Remove the extensions you don’t want to be in this hunt group from the
Selected Member
column by highlighting them and clicking the
Left
icon.
Night Service
Select the extensions that you want to be in this hunt group in the off
hours period (not during office hours) you configured for the X2002.
(See
Move the extensions you want to be in this hunt group to the
Selected
Member
column by highlighting them in the
Peer Pool
column and
clicking the
Right
icon.
Remove the extensions you don’t want to be in this hunt group from the
Selected Member
column by highlighting them and clicking the
Left
icon.
Apply
Click
Apply
to save your changes and to apply them to the X2002.
Cancel
Click
Cancel
to go back to the
Ring Group
configuration page without
saving your changes.
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Page 462: ...Chapter 35 License Control X2002 User s Guide 462...
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