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INTER-TELPRACTICESIMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCEIssue 1. No”%=
3.39If cross-tenant traffic is denied, hunt group sta-
tions not in the same tenant group as an intercom caller
do not receive the incoming intercom call.
3.40If an outside call rings in or is transferred to a pi-
lot number that does not have hunt group station assign-
ments, the call is sent to the primary attendant. If a sta-tion user attempts to transfer an intercom call to an
invalid pilot number, the call is placed on transfer...

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PEATURESIssue 1, November 1994INTER-TELPRACTKESIMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
tributed order until it is answered or the Overflow timer
expires. If unanswered when the timer expires, the call
is sent to an overflow station. The overflow station can
use the following types of devices:Hunt Group, Voice Computer Group, or Station:
The overflow station be another hunt group, a voice
computer group, or a station not in the group. If theoverflow station is a hunt group, voice computer
group, or a...

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INTER-TELPRACTICESIMx/GMx 256 INSTACLATION & MAINTENANCEFxATuREsIssue 1, November 1994
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Iexpires, the call is picked up by a playback
device overflow station that answers the call and
plays a message. Meanwhile, the call continues
circulating through the hunt group (unless it has
been sent to a voice computer station). If the call
is answered by an available hunt group station
while the overflow station is connected to thecall, the call will leave the overflow station. If
the call remains unanswered...

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INTER-TELdPRACTICEsIMXh2M.X 256 INS’IXLLATION & MAINTENANCE
3.59 To monitor a hunt group member’s call, the
supervisor enters the Station Call Monitoring feature
code and dials the desired extension number. The supcr-
visor is then connected to the ongoing call and can hear
both parties, but 
CaMot be heard by either one. Ifusing a
display 
keyset, the top line of the supervisor’s display
shows the hunt group member’s extension number (or
user name) and trunk number (or trunk identification).
The bottom...

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INTER-TELPRACrICEsIMX/GMX 256 NTIALLATION & MAINTENANCE
E.VOICE 
lUlI.JVOICE COMPUTER HUNT
GROUPS
3.63Any hunt group can be designated as a voice
computer hunt group. These hunt groups can be
assigned special dial rules that signal the voice mail unitto perform such tasks as dialing a voice mail access
number or the called station’s mailbox number. (See
page 4-16 for more information about hunt groups.)
3.64The order in which the voice mail stations
receive incoming calls (intercom, transferred, direct...

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ii!EyEember 1994INTER-TELPRACTICESIMX/GMX 256 INST4LLATION & DANCE
have a voice mailbox. (2) It dials the intercom number of
a station when a call is transferred to the voice mail unit.For example, if extension 100 transferred a call to a
voice computer hunt group that used dial rule 3 and
entered “200” in response to the system-generated
prompt, the system would dial ‘200” when it transferred
the call to the voice computer.
3.75Diai rule 4-Original Destination Extension:
This dial rule dials the...

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MAL RULEIC-TO-VOICE COMPUTER CALlCO-TO-VOICE COMPUTER CALL1  Originating Extension
Originating station’s intercom number
No code sent
t Controlling ExtensionOriginating station’s intercom numberNo code sent
1 Destination ExtensionIntercom number of last non-voice mailIntercom number of last non-voice mail
station 
to forward the call if a chain ofstation to forward the call if a chain ofstations is forwarded to voice...

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FEATURESIssue 1, November 1994INTER-TELPRACTICESIMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
4. TRuNKFEATuREs4.1 
The256Systemcancontainupto184trunks.This
section explains the trunk functions and programmablefeatures. Trunk capacities are explained in 
SPEClPI-
CHTONS on page 2-2.NOTE REGARDING TRUNK SECURITY
While this system is designed to be reasonably se-cure against CO trunk misuse by outside callers,
there is no implied warranty that it is invulnerable to
unauthorixed intrusions and toll fraud. If the...

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INTER-TELPRACTICESIMx/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCEC. 
RlNGlN/ANSWER PATI’ERNS4.8 Trunk groups, DID numbers, and auto ring-in
E&M trunks can be assigned to ring in to one of the fol-
lowing:l
A single station extension number
0A hunt group pilot number. DISA
0Multiple stations in a programmed ring-in/
answer pattern43
Up to 40 ring-in/answer patterns can be set up and
assigned to the trunk groups, DID numbers, and auto
ring-in E&M trunks (when the groups are not designated
for ring-in to a single...

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PEA-INTEX-TELPRACTICES
Issue 1, November 1994lMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
G.TRUNK RESTRICTION AND STATION
TOLL 
RESI’RICTION
4.20
Trunks and stations can be toll restricted using
several methods. Trunks can be “subject to toll restric-
tion” or “unrestricted.” They can also be identified to al-
low equal access dialing and/or to absorb digits. Stations
can be toll restricted using a combination of eight station
class of service (SCOS) restrictions and/or they can be
restricted 
from accessing...
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