Northern Telecom Meridian 1 PC Console Interface Unit, Руководство по установке и обслуживанию

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Page 104 of 220 Configuring the Meridian 1 for the Meridian Companion system
553-3601-200 Standard 7.00 November 1998
3. Enable class of service in LD 15.
4. Refer to X11 documentation to determine what release you have.
Note: For access to Meridian Companion privacy and extended
features, you must have X11 release 20B with package 240
installed and enabled.
If you have X11 release 15 or greater without package 240, follow the
instructions on page 104.
If you have release 20B or greater with package 240, follow the
instructions on page 105.
5. Refer to “Programming options” on page 107 for information on the
optional programming for different releases. If the customer chooses,
the terminal number block (TNB) data can be printed using LD20.
LD 81 (for systems running X11 release 20B software) can be used to
print a listing of Meridian Companion wireless terminal numbers
(WTNs), and LD 95 can be used to change, create, or remove the Call
Party Name Display (CPND) name.
Each portable telephone can have its own business features and class of
service. All portable telephones have access to 2500 set features
available to wired users. For information on implementing features, refer
to X11 Features and Services. Refer to X11 Input/Output Guide for a
complete listing of all prompts associated with each LD.
X11 release 15 or greater without package 240
With X11 releases 15 through 21without package 240 installed, configure the
portable telephone as a 2500 set with Class of Service (CLS) set to DTN as
shown in Table 16.
Use LD 20 to print the Terminal Number (TN) to verify that the configuration
is correct. The portable telephone cannot receive CLID or CPND information.
By specifying
CLS = MWA
, LPA activates the Message Waiting icon for a
portable telephone.