Features
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System functions and features as of R3.0
syd-0367/1.3 – R3.0 – 03.2013
Note:
If an external destination with exchange access prefix code is specified, it
is important to ensure that a route is assigned to each user.
System configuration
Tab. 324 Emergency number: System configuration
Note:
The emergency number can also be the destination of a hotline and can
be configured differently for each of the three possible switch positions.
Example: Hotline on lift telephone
Switch position 1 (day): 11, switch position 2 (night): 175 and switch position 3
(weekend): 0118.
Note: In this case it is useful to create a special emergency number destination, to
assign three destination numbers to it and to store it under the terminal data. The
emergency number destination configured throughout the system, for which
other destination numbers may be stored, can then be used by "ordinary" users.
Aastra Intelligent Net:
In an AIN the nodes can be located in different countries, which means it
makes sense to enter in the numbering plan the emergency number nor-
mally used in each country. Depending on the assigned emergency desti-
nation and the switch position of the configured switch group the corre-
sponding destination number is then dialled whenever the emergency
number is dialled.
If the nodes are located in the same country but in different regions sepa-
rate emergency number destinations can be defined for alarming the
local emergency services. These destinations must then be assigned
accordingly in the node configuration.
Parameter
Parameter value
Remarks
Emergency number
<Call number>
Numbering plan
Emergency number destina-
tion
<1 to 50>
Destinations
Name
Switch group
Destination for switch posi-
tion 1..3
<Name of the emergency number destina-
tion>
<1 to 20>
<Destination numbers>
System configuration
Emergency number destina-
tion
<1 to 50>
Terminal configuration
