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    NEC America, Inc.  Corporate Networks Group 
     
    1555 W. Walnut Hill Ln. ·  Irving, Texas 75038  ·  Phone:  972-751-7000  ·  Fax:  972-518-4982  ·  www.cng.nec.com  Release Note 
    NEAXâ
    2400 IPX 
    8400 Series Software 
    (Release 9) 
      
    						
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    NEC America, Inc.  Corporate Networks Group 
     
    1555 W. Walnut Hill Ln. ·  Irving, Texas 75038  ·  Phone:  972-751-7000  ·  Fax:  972-518-4982  ·  www.cng.nec.com  1.0 OVERVIEW 
     
    With the release of 8400 Series Software, NEC America Inc. (NEC)  provides yet 
    another winning solution to the needs of the business community.  The 8400 
    Series Software maintains all of the great features and flexibility found in the 
    previous generations of the NEAX family of PBXs, while at the same time 
    providing a cost-effective implementation of new features as well as 
    enhancements to existing features. 
     
    2.0 New Features 
     
    2.1 IP Trunk support for CCIS/FCCS-Light (P-MP) 
    8400 Series software is designed to support the IP trunk card for both CCIS and 
    FCCS when connected in a point to multi-point network. 
     
    The IP trunk card will be released under a separate Dear Associate letter. 
     
    2.2 IP Station support 
    8400 Series software is designed to support the IP station card when connected 
    to a Dterm®
     Series E that has been IP enabled using NEC’s IPW-U IP station 
    adapter. 
     
    The IP station card, as well as the IPW-U adapter will be released under a 
    separate Dear Associate letter. 
     
    2.3 Call Redirect 
    This feature allows a Dterm
     user to view on the Dterm
     display the station number or 
    Caller ID of an incoming call and immediately redirect the call by pressing a 
    Function Key. The destination of the Call Redirect will be the Call Forward Do 
    Not Answer destination or the Recall destination (if the call is transferred and no 
    Call Forward Do Not Answer destination is set). 
     
    2.4 Call Forward by Service Feature Class 
    This feature will implement all types of station based Call forwarding (CF-Busy, 
    CF-Don’t Answer, CF-ALL) to a predetermined number, based on the Service 
    Feature Class (SFC) of the Called Station. This feature may be set using 
    common or split forwarding depending on system programming. 
     
    2.5 ISDN Name Display for NI2 
    This feature allows Name display provided under NI2 to be presented and 
    displayed on a Dterm
    . 
     
    2.6 Canadian French Display on Dterm
     
    This feature allows the system to display standard prompts in French Canadian.  
      
    						
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    NEC America, Inc.  Corporate Networks Group 
     
    1555 W. Walnut Hill Ln. ·  Irving, Texas 75038  ·  Phone:  972-751-7000  ·  Fax:  972-518-4982  ·  www.cng.nec.com  2.7 Calling Station Number Display Elimination 
    This feature eliminates the Calling Station Number display displayed on the Dterm
     
    for privacy or security purposes.  
     
    Currently when a station connects to a Dterm
    , the number of the station appears 
    on the Dterm’
    s display.  This feature introduces two new SFI’s, a calling and a 
    called number blocking SFI.  Depending of the setting of the SFI’s of the two 
    stations, either the station number or ‘********’ will be displayed on the Dterm’
    s 
    display.   
     
    2.8 Account Code Override 
    This feature allows an account code to be entered during a conversation 
    overriding the original account code entered for that conversation. 
     
    2.9 Remote Call Forwarding Control 
    This feature allows a user to call into the system from a remote location and 
    change the forwarding destination of their phone. 
     
    User must set up a station specific identification code, used to identify them to 
    the PBX when they call the number dedicated to the remote call forwarding 
    control feature. 
     
    2.10 Consultation Hold Release 
    This feature allows a person who is trying to establish a three-party conference to 
    easily disconnect the third party by pressing a feature key. 
     
    Many users find it difficult to disconnect the third party when trying to establish a 
    conference call. For example if they get the person’s voice mail, they may not 
    know how to get the voice mail system to disconnect. This feature allows them to 
    forcibly disconnect this third party. This feature also will disconnect the third party 
    in an established three-party conference. 
     
    2.11 PCS Dukane Nurse Call 
    This feature allows the integration of a Dukane nurse call system using the Open 
    Applications Interface (OAI) and the Wireless terminals in order to perform the 
    nurse call function. 
     
    2.12 Station Hunting by Incoming Call Type 
    This feature allows station calls to be restricted from activating station hunting, 
    this is controlled on a Service Feature Class basis. 
     
    2.13 Enhanced DCS Support 
    8400 Series software is designed to support a new double density fiber interface 
    being prepared for use with the Distributed Communication Server (DCS).  
    						
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    NEC America, Inc.  Corporate Networks Group 
     
    1555 W. Walnut Hill Ln. ·  Irving, Texas 75038  ·  Phone:  972-751-7000  ·  Fax:  972-518-4982  ·  www.cng.nec.com  3.0 Enhanced Features 
     
    3.1 Analog Caller ID enhancement 
    This enhancement allows the ANI/CPN information to be displayed when the call 
    is transferred, previously, when a call was transferred, the call ID would show the 
    transferring station. With this enhancement, the Caller ID information for the party 
    being transferred will be displayed. 
     
    3.2 Hold on Consultation Hold Enhancement 
    This feature allows a person who is on Consultation Hold to invoke the hold 
    feature. As an example, station A calls Station B, presses the transfer key and 
    calls station C. Station B is now on consultation hold, prior to this feature, station 
    B could not utilize the hold feature, with 8400 Series software they may now 
    invoke the hold feature. 
     
    3.3 Hotel Alert Enhancement 
    This enhancement allows for a Dterm
     as a guest phone to have its alert status 
    print out on the Hotel printer. Previously there were some states that would not 
    printout. 
     
    3.4 PMS-Called Number Fields Expansion on SMDR Message 
    This enhancement allows the number of digits in the PMS SMDR field to be 
    expanded from 16 to 32 digits. Additionally, more detailed information about the 
    call may be passed to the PMS system. 
     
     
    3.5 PCS-OAI Hand-Over 
    This feature allows a wireless set, when connected to an OAI application to not 
    lose the OAI connection when moving from Zone to Zone (Cell to Cell).   
     
      
    						
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    1555 W. Walnut Hill Ln. ·  Irving, Texas 75038  ·  Phone:  972-751-7000  ·  Fax:  972-518-4982  ·  www.cng.nec.com  4.0 Fusion Features 
     
    In order to achieve the stated goal of making Fusion Networking (FCCS) 100% 
    feature transparent, as well as enhancing FCCS networking with new and 
    exciting features, the following have been added to the growing list of Fusion 
    Ready Features: 
     
    For those that have been keeping count, the score stands as follows: 
     
    · Business has 293 Features 
    · 30 are currently not available with FCCS 
    · CCIS has 88 Features 
    · 7 are currently not available with FCCS 
    · The 7 unavailable features are data features 
    · ACD has 55 Features 
    · All are available with Agent Anywhere and FCCS 
    · Hospitality has 64 Features 
    · 9 are currently not available with FCCS 
     
    4.1 Multiple ACD Agent-Anywhere 
    This feature allows for more than one agent anywhere group to be assigned in an 
    FCCS network. Prior to this feature, only one agent anywhere group could be 
    assigned in an FCCS network, with this feature, multiple systems in an FCCS 
    network may support agent anywhere. Note that if a system is using agent 
    anywhere, those agents can only be supported from one system, agents 
    provided using agent anywhere can not be controlled by multiple systems. 
     
    4.2 ATT Overflow over FCCS 
    The attendant overflow feature allows a call that rings to the attendant to overflow 
    to a station, after a predetermined time. This enhancement allows the overflow 
    station to be any station within an FCCS network. 
     
    4.3 Internal Zone Paging over FCCS 
    Internal Zone Paging is a feature that allows a user to page over the speakers of 
    a group of Dterm
     instruments. This enhancement allows a user in one system to 
    activate a zone page in a different system over FCCS. 
     
    4.4 Listed Directory Number -Fusion 
    This feature allows listed directory numbers to be assigned on a network basis, 
    previously these were only allowed to be programmed on a system by system 
    basis. 
     
    4.5 Uniform Call Distribution – LDM 
    This feature allows for all UCD data to be assigned in the Local Data Memory of 
    the system as opposed to the existing data memory.   
    						
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