Software Corrections In 02.10.12; Attendant Position; Out Of Range Entries While Scrolling; Call Forwarding Off Premise - NEC DS1000 Release Notes

Software Corrections in 02.10.12

Software Corrections in 02.10.12

Attendant Position

Out Of Range Entries While Scrolling

Call Forwarding Off Premise

Connection Errors When Call Forwarded to DIL

System Reset After Upgrade

Callback

Callback Cancel Available

Caller ID

Internal Guard Timer Modified
DS1000 Release Notes
Software version 02.10.12 corrects an out of range programming error when assigning multiple
operators.
If an extension is Off Premise Call Forwarded to their DIL, and a call rings in on the DIL, the sys-
tem will route the incoming call to the DIL overflow destination. Overflow is set up in 1003-Day
Overflow Destination. If no overflow is programmed, the incoming call diverts to Key Ring. In
software version 2.10.09, the system would attempt to route the outgoing call over the incoming
DIL, resulting in connection errors.
Software version 02.10.12 corrects a problem with Call Forwarding Off Premise that could cause
resets in a system that was upgraded from a prior software version and not initialized. If Call For-
warding Off Premise attempts caused the system to reset, the only workaround was to:
1. Power down the system.
2. Remove the CPU battery for several minutes.
3. Power the system back up.
Note: A Direct Inward Line (DIL) to an extension that is Call Forwarded Off Premise uses its own
Toll Level (1001-Trunk Toll Restriction Level) and Class of Service (1001-Trunk Class of Ser-
vice Assignment) when enforcing Toll Restriction. It does not use the extension's Toll Level and
Class of Service.
After a keyset user leaves a Callback at a busy extension, they can hang up and dial # + DC (32) to
delete (cancel) the Callback. If the user has left callbacks for several extensions, this code will
simultaneously cancel all their Callbacks.
A system internal timer has been modified to increase the accuracy of Caller ID.
DS1000 02.10.12 Release Notes
Software Corrections in 02.10.12
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