Samsung NX-308, Руководство по программированию и установке

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4. Enter up to 12 digits to be allowed.
5. Press # key.
(Press HOLD key to clear entry and enter new data.)
# 37 Allow Codes for Class of Service D
Defines what leading digits in a dialling plan are to be allowed. There are 10 line entries (0 - 9) which
define up to 12 digits per entry.
1. Press # key.
PROGRAMMING is displayed.
2. Dial 37.
Display shows ALLOW IN CLASS D.
3. Enter 0 to 9 to select line entry.
‘
DA x
’
is displayed, where x is line entry 0 - 9.
4. Enter up to 12 digits to be allowed.
5. Press # key.
(Press HOLD key to clear entry and enter new data.)
Toll Restriction Examples
NX-308 programming provides for all eight stations to be assigned an individual class of dialling.
There are five classes (see program # 30). Because class A has no restrictions and class E cannot make
outside calls, these require no additional programming. However, classes B, C and D must be assigned,
in other programs, the digits they are allowed or restricted from dialling.
Classes B and C have a deny list assigned to each. Class D is intended for stations with limited outside
calling requirements and which therefore can only dial what is in their allow list. Each of these allow
or deny lists has 10 entries (0 - 9) with a maximum of 12 digits in each entry. Toll restriction is
configured as follows:
CLASS B CLASS C CLASS D
DENY LIST
Prog # 33
0 - 9
ALLOW LIST
Prog # 34
0 - 9
DENY LIST
Prog # 35
0 - 9
ALLOW LIST
Prog # 36
0 - 9
ALLOW LIST
Prog # 37
0 - 9
Example 1 :
Class of service B phones need to dial 1-800 numbers, 1 plus 7 digits and local calls.
They are to be restricted (denied) 0 + calls, 976, and 1 + any area code + 7 digits.
You would program this as follows:
# 33 Deny Class B # 34 Allow Class B
Entry 0=0 Entry 0=1800
Entry 1=1*0
Entry 2=1*1