9.6.2 |
Ringing assignment per line |
| Ringing assignment per line can be used to determine which stations (or groups) are assigned to each of the communication system trunks. Different call numbers can be assigned for day and for night. The entries are used to inform the communication system that incoming calls received at the corresponding ports should not be signaled at the station, but according to the Call Destination List (Call forwarding) for that station. For example, if the trunk is the first TMGL4 port, and the Day Call No. is 11, an incoming call to this port would be routed, not to Call Number 11, but to whatever Call Destination List has been assigned to Call No. 11 in the Call Destination List table. By default, this would be Call Distribution List 14. |
| In general, the call allocation for digital trunks starts at the Call forwarding where a match is found in the DID number, and the call is routed accordingly. However, if there is no DID information on a digital trunk, call allocation begins at the Ringing assignment per line. If the call comes through an analog DID, the call allocation always begins at the Call forwarding. |
ISDN BRI Environments |
| In an ISDN BRI environment, routing determined through this table is overridden by the CAID or PDID coding in the BRI table. This means that if the communication system you are programming is exclusively ISDN BRI, this table is irrelevant. The sequence for a BRI connection would be BRI > Allocation of Call References to Hunt Lists > Call destination lists. |
9.6.2.1 |
Selection table |
| The Selection list contains the stations of the communication system. To assign a station to a line, you can drag the relevant station from the Selection list into the Day Call No. or Night Call No. columns. Or, you can overwrite the values in the respective column. Either way, the communication system will automatically change the name to match the number. |
9.6.2.2 |
Stations/Group table: Assignment to lines |
| Incoming calls that are pending on an analog or digital trunk connection are first assigned a call number in the Station/groups: line assignment table. This call number can be the internal call number of an active/inactive station or a group. The assigned call number is given for both the day and night service. S0 lines are evaluated only when no day/night intercept position (see Intercept / Attendant) has been set up. For example, this is the case for communication systems with different ISDN trunk connections/call numbers and different attendant consoles. |
| To delete an entry from the Station/groups: line assignment table, select a station and then drag it to the Recycle Bin. |
Access column |
| This is the name of the card associated with the trunk. |
Day Call no. column |
| During business hours, the communication system refers to the Call Destination List assigned to this station to see which station number to ring. |
| The entry of the call number for the day or night service is independent of the intercept position and can be seen as a direct dialing of the station with an S0 connection. |
| The intercept for day and night service is defined in the Intercept Position field via Intercept / Attendant. If this entry is deleted, the intercept position is assigned using the Ringing assignment per line table (day or night). |
Name of the day column |
| This is the name associated with the call number in the Day Call no. field. |
Night Call no. column |
| When night answer (assign night answer) is activated, the communication system refers to the Call Destination List assigned to this station to see which station number to ring. For most businesses, night answer is activated during weekends, as well as during non-business hours throughout the week. |
| Night destinations to be reached via analog trunks are entered here. However, these destinations are only activated if "no destination" is entered for the intercept destination in the schedule under Settings | Classes of service | Autom. night service. |
| The entry of the call number for the day or night service is independent of the intercept position and can be seen as a direct dialing of the station with an S0 connection. |
| The intercept for day and night service is defined in the Intercept Position field via Intercept / Attendant. If this entry is deleted, the intercept position is assigned using the Ringing assignment per line table (day or night). |
Night Name column |
| This is the name associated with the call number in the Night Call no. field. |
Code column |
| The access code for this trunk. |
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