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Programming Examples
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Example 1:
Small office with 2 lines and 6 extensions. All phones to ring:
To program up:
Enter program mode
*# 0000
Enable line 2:
0602#
To force all 6 phones to ring when there's a call on Line-1:
3111# 3112# 3113# 3114# 3115# 3116#
To force all 6 phones to ring when there's a call on Line-2:
3211# 3212# 3213# 3214# 3215# 3216#
Example 2:
In a small home/business the business line is usually line 1, and it rings on the
office phones (Phone-11 and Phone-12). The home phone is not only a home
line but also used as a second line in the office to dial outward, and that will
keep the incoming line free for customers to call.
In this situation, 5 phones are used in total, 3 are in the office (11, 12 & 13) and
2 in the house (14 & 15), both house and office can call out on either line.
To program up:
Enter program mode:
*# 0000
Enable line 2:
0602#
Direct dial out on all lines:
20#
Force Extension-13
to ring additionally on Line-1:
3113#
(Extensions in the house do not ring)
To make all calls in on Line-2, go to Extension-14:
3214#
To make all calls in on Line-2, go to Extension-15:
3215#
To disable any Extensions in the Office from ringing when Line-2 has a call:
Stop al extensions from ringing on a paricular line (say Line-2):
32#
Then program in the extensions you want to ring for that line.
Explanation:
First digit (3) is a “Ring/Don't-Ring” command, the second digit (2) is the
Exchange-Line Number, The 3
rd
digit (1, 2 or 3) is the Port (11, 12 or 13) and
the last (4
th
) digit is '1' for “Do not ring” ('0' for “Ring”)
That is, there are 4 digits followed by
#
:
First digit is always '3' (Ring/Don't-Ring command)
Second digit is Exchange Line Number (1, 2 or 3).
Third digit is the Extension Number (1 for 11, 2 for 12, 3 for 13 etc).
To make it ring: just make the last (4
th
) digit a '0'.
To stop it from ringing: just make the last (4
th
) digit a '1'.
