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Basic settings for connection to Hicom 150 E Rel. 2.2
Basic settings
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4.6 Basic settings for connection to Hicom 150 E Rel. 2.2
4.6.1 Setting the extension number plan in Hicom
As of Caracas Desk Rel. 2.0, the extension numbers can differ from the room num-
bers. The extension numbers in Hicom must correspond to the extension numbers
set in Caracas Desk.
The extension numbers can be assigned in three manners.
1. Using Assistant E:
Extension numbers in Hicom can be directly assigned in the usual manner with
Assistant E via the Hicom V.24 interface.
The current extension numbers are loaded into Caracas Desk via the Settings/
Basic settings/Read customer data menu. This procedure lasts approx. 30 sec-
onds (max. 3 minutes). Completion of the loading operation is indicated by a
flashing LED beside the Alarm key. The result (OK, error) can be queried and the
message deleted by pressing this key.
An extension number must be configured for extensions 63 and 64 (with the de-
fault extension numbers 262 and 263).
2. With Caracas Desk - without using Assistant E
The extension numbers can also be set when defining the extension types.
3. With Assistant for Caracas Desk
Enter the extension numbers in Assistant for Caracas Desk in the usual manner
with Assistant E.
4.6.2 Trunk access for guest telephones in Hicom
The extensions 63 and 64 (with the default extension numbers 262 and 263) are used
as "templates" for trunk access. Trunk access cannot, therefore, be set as required
for any telephones connected to these ports.
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An extension number which is not required must be assigned to the extensions
63 and 64.
The extension numbers for extensions 63 and 64 must be changed if S0 buses
without separate MSN assignment are used in the system. Otherwise, there will
be collisions with the default extension numbers of the S0 buses.
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The extension 63 (with the default extension number 262) in Hicom is to be grant-
ed the level of access which a guest telephone without trunk access should re-
ceive (e.g. all lines outward restricted).