Networking Message Key With Led Indications; Network Paging - Samsung Officeserv 7100 Technical Manual

OfficeServ 7100
TECHNICAL MANUAL

NETWORKING MESSAGE KEY WITH LED INDICATIONS

This feature permits station users to set a message wait indication to remote stations in
the network. When calling a remote station and receiving busy or no answer condition,
the caller can press the MSG softkey in the display (or dial the MSG access code) and
leave an indication that a message is waiting. The message key will flash red at the
remote station receiving the message notification. The remote station can then press
the message key to see which station left the message. The remote station user can
then press reply to return the call to the station that set the message.
Notes:
Single line telephones will receive a distinctive message waiting dial tone.
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A maximum of five messages can be sent to a network station MW key.
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In order for this feature to work properly, the feature access code for message
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waiting must be the same for every node in the network.
This feature is supported over Q-sig and IP networking.
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MMC INFORMATION:
MMC 722 (assign MSG key)
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MMC 724 (Feature access code, MSG=XX)
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NETWORK PAGING

The feature allows station users to assign and page other page zones in other nodes in
the network. The main requirement for this feature to work is each node must be
programmed to have a unique network page access code or a network page (NP) key.
An example would be to program a Network page key as NP023. When a user presses
this key, a internal zone page will be made to all member of zone 3 in node 02. The
step for accessing a network page group is:
Network paging using access code: Go offhook, dial XX+NN+Z= Paging across the
network
Network paging using NP key: Press the selected NP(NNZ) key = Paging across the
network.
XX = (two digit network Page access code)
NN = (two digit item entry assigned in MMC 820)
Z = (One digit page access code, see chart below)
Internal Zone Paging
= All Internal Zones
1 = Internal Zone
2 = Internal Zone
3 = Internal Zone
4 = Internal Zone
OR
External Zones
5 = External Zone
6 = External Zone
7 = External Zone
8 = External Zone
9 = All External Zones
* = All Internal/External Zones
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