Inter-Tel Glx Plus Issue 2 Installation And Field Maintenance Manual

ADDENDUM TO ISSUE 2 OF THE GLX-PLUS MANUAL 
JANUARY 1996 
Home And Local/Non-Local Extended 
Area Codes 
In many areas, the telephone company has created call- 
cost arrangements that refer to “home,” “local,” and 
“non-local” area codes. The Home Area Code is the area 
code within which the system resides. The “local” Ex- 
tended Area Codes are additional area codes that the 
telephone company considers local or toll local calls 
from the Home Area Code. Calls placed to “non-local” 
Extended Area Codes...

JANUARY 1996 ADDENDUM TO ISSUE 2 OF THE GLX-PLUS MANUAL 
Allowed And Restricted Area Codes 
NOTE: This method can be used to restrict calls to 900 
and 976 numbers. However, 911 and 1911 calls cannot 
be restricted. 
You can allow or restrict specific area codes. Restricting 
an area code prevents users from placing calls to that 
area code. Allowing an area code allows users to place 
calls to all office codes within that area code. (To restrict 
specific office codes within an area code, use the...

ADDENDUM TO ISSUE 2 OF THE GLX-PLUS MANUAL JANUARY 1996 
Absorbed Digits 
CO lines can be programmed to “absorb” or ignore the 
first digit(s) dialed so that only the remaining digits are 
checked for toll restriction and call cost purposes. There 
are two applications for this feature: PBX installations 
and installations in areas where part of the local office 
code is absorbed by the central office. 
If a caller select a line and dials the absorbed digits, 
those digits will be absorbed (ignored) by...

JANUARY 1996 ADDENDUM TO ISSUE 2 OF THE GLX-PLUS MANUAL 
PROGRAM PLANNING SHEET 
Numbering Plan Flags (SPDL 031) 
Place a check mark in the appropriate box to indicate whether the flag should be enabled or disabled. 
FLAG ENABLED (1) 
DISABLED (2) 
Office Codes Used As Area Codes 
Area Codes Used As Office Codes 
Toll Digit Allowed On Toll Calls 
Toll Digit Required On Toll Long Distance Calls 
Home And Extended Area Codes (SPDL 032) 
Home Area Code 
1 LOCAL (*) OR I- Cy 
Extended Area Code #l 
NON-LOCAL...

ADDENDUM TO ISSUE 2 OF THE GLX-PLUS MANUAL JANUARY 1996 
Database Programming Report 
A database report can be generated at the SMDR device 
station and printed to show a summary of database pro- 
gramming, as described on page 4-38 of the manual. not include the lists of allowed and restricted area and 
office codes.) The report is shown below. 
Database reports can be recorded on a customer-pro- 
vided printer or an alternate device, such as a personal 
When you generate a System Report or a...

JANUARY 1996 
ADDENDUM TO ISSUE 2 OF THE GLX-PLUS MANUAL 
System Option 1 Operation Changed To 
Support NANP 
System Option 1 (restrict calls that begin with 0 or 1) op- 
erates differently, now that the numbering plan flags and 
the area/office code programming affect toll restriction. 
If the NANP flags are set correctly for the GLX-Plus 
site, the following will occur when System Option 1 is 
enabled: 
When the caller dials 1, plus an allowed area code 
and office code; the call is allowed. 
When the...

ADDENDUM TO ISSUE 2 OF THE GLX-PLUS MANUAL JANUARY 1996 
CHANGES AND CORRECTIONS TO Page 5-7, paragraph 4.7, step 2: The “2” on third line 
ISSUE 2 is part of the dialing sequence (i.e., dial # 0 1 2). 
Please note the following changes and corrections to 
Issue 2 of the GLX-Plus Installation and Field Mainte- 
nance Manual. 
Page 2-10, paragraph 4.14: The first sentence should 
read as follows: 
The Executive Keyset has a two-conductor modular 
jack... 
Page 2-13, section F: The optional SMDR Adapter...