DX-1S Digital PABX - Programming Manual
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Value
Meaning / Action
0
Access operator immediately.
(This action is equal to dialed ‘0’ in normal numbering scheme.)
1
Flexible Prefix : a range of number can be programmed to be the prefix of the
directory number or trunk group access code, action depends on programming
setting of Flexible Format, Flexible Range Start and Flexible Range Stop.
2
Intercom: receive the rest of directory number and ring the destination.
(This action is equal to dialed ‘2’ in normal numbering scheme.)
3
Access single digit trunk group immediately (trunk group number = digit dialed).
4
No function
5
No function
6
Access feature: receive following digits for specific feature.
(This action is equal to dialed ‘6’ in normal numbering scheme.)
7
Last number redial or access trunk group: receive following digits, 0 / 00 – redial,
other - access the trunk group.
(This action is equal to dialed ‘7’ in normal numbering scheme.)
8
Access speeding dialing: receive following speed dialing numbers.
(This action is equal to dialed ‘8’ in normal numbering scheme.)
9
Access default trunk group immediately.
(This action is equal to dialed ‘9’ in normal numbering scheme.)
Command
3 * 134 * Index1 * Value <Enter> or
3 * 134 * Index1 * Value * Index2 <Enter>
where Index1 = 0 ~ 9 : digit 0 ~ 9
Index2 = 0 ~ 9 : digit 0 ~ 9 <Optional>
Value = 0 : access operator
Value = 1 : flexible prefix
Value = 2 : intercom
Value = 3 : access single digit trunk group
Value = 4 : no function
Value = 5 : no function
Value = 6 : access feature
Value = 7 : last number redial or access trunk group
Value = 8 : access speeding dialing
Value = 9 : access default trunk group
Example
3 * 134 * 2 * 0 <Enter> - to set first digit ‘2’ to access operator.
Condition
1.
This programming will only valid when system using flexible numbering scheme (programming item
133 = 1).
Default Value
Default: Index 0 = 0
Index 1 = 2
Index 2 = 2
Index 3 = 2
Index 4 = 2
