Inter-Tel GMX-48 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE Manual

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GMX-48 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE Issue 2, May 1990 
3.54 
In database programming, each hunt group can 
have one keyset user assigned as the hunt group 
supervisor. This can be any keyset user, even if it is 
not a member of the hunt group. If the supervisor is a 
member of the hunt group, the hunt group remove/ 
replace feature can be used at any time without 
affecting the station monitor ability. If desired, one 
keyset can be assigned as the supervisor of multiple 
hunt...

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E. VOICE MAIL/VOICE COMPUTER HUNT 
GROUPS Voice Computer Dial Rules 
NOTE: The 
voice mail computer group feature is 
available only in the 
Advanced software package and 
requires an APM. 
3.59 If desired, single- or multi-port voice mail sys- 
tems can be connected to APM circuits on the 
GMX-48 System. Calls can be received as direct ring- 
in (outside or intercom), forwards, or transfers from 
stations, automated...

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voice mail unit. For example, if extension 100 trans- 
ferred a call to a voice computer hunt group that used 
dial rule 3 and entered “200” in response to the sys- 
tem-generated prompt, the system would dial “200” 
when it transferred the call to the voice computer. 
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Dial rule 4 - Original destination extension: 
This dial rule dials the original destination of the call. 
For example: If extension 200 dials a...

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3.79 Dial rule 14 - Hunt group overflow count: 
This dial rule will dial the number of times that the 
call has been sent to the overflow station. If a call 
overflows to a voice computer hunt group with dial 
rule 15, the system will dial “1” the first time, “2” the 
second time, etc. This is useful for features such as 
hunt group overflow processing in which the voice 
computer plays different messages or performs dif-...

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4. CO. LINE FEATURES 
4.1 The GMX-48 System can contain up to 24 C.O. 
lines. This section explains the C.O. line functions 
and programmable features. 
NOTE: While this system is designed to be reasonably 
secure against C.O. line misuse by outside callers, 
there is no implied warranty that it is invulnerable to 
unauthorized intrusions. If the central office does not 
provide supervision and disconnect the call when...

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restriction” or “unrestricted.” They can also be iden- 4.15 Designating a line as exempt from ARS Only 
tified to allow equal access dialing and/or to absorb also allows ARS-Only stations to use the call forward 
digits. Stations can be toll restricted using a combi- 
to the public network feature. To do this, the line(s) 
nation of eight station class of service (SCOS) 
must be assigned to a line group so that...

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4.21 If the system is not programmed to recognize 
the absorbed digits, two problems may arise. One 
problem is that a telephone number of less than seven 
digits that is dialed at toll-restricted stations is not 
recognized as a valid telephone number and the call is 
dropped. The other problem is that toll restriction 
can be defeated by dialing the absorbed digits before 
dialing a toll number. However, when programmed...

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4.30 SCOS 5 - Area/office code restriction: 
Area NOTE: Allowed long distance numbers override al- 
codes can be designated as restricted or allowed. Re- ternate carrier number restrictions. Also, numbers 
stricting an area code prevents users from placing are only restricted if they exactly match the number 
calls to all office codes within that area code. Allow- on the alternate carrier list. For this reason,...

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E. LINE GROUP ASSIGNMENTS AND 
Advanced software, up to the maximum number of 
AUTOMATIC LINE ANSWER/SELECT equipped lines can be designated as auto lines. 
4.36 For easy access to available C.O. lines, the sys- 
tem can include line groups and auto lines. 4.37 Automatic Line Answer: If a station is 
programmed with allowed-answer assignment only, 
direct ring-in calls can be answered by entering the 
automatic line...

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F. AUTOMATIC ROUTE SELECTION (ARS) 
NOTE: 
This feature is available only in the Advanced 
software package. 
4.39 ARS is a money-saving feature that allows the 
system to be programmed to select the desired route 
for placing outgoing calls. It can be used for placing 
outgoing calls or transferring calls to outside tele- 
phone numbers, but cannot be used for forwarding 
calls to outside telephone numbers. Stations...