User guide

Telephone Features
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About the Extension Window
Phone Data
Phone Data in the Extension window identifies the telephone or device type. This area shows
the Set Type, Bay/Slot/Circuit, Extension, Name, and Comments for that set type.
Properties
Properties provides access to the programming of Basic Set Properties, Advanced Set
Properties, Key Programming, Call Forwarding, PKM1, PKM2, and PKM3. The appearance of
the Extension window changes depending on which type of property you select. The default
setting is Basic Set Properties. Note that station telephones only show Basic Set Properties
and Advanced Set Properties.
- Basic Set Properties - Lets you change the extension number, the name of the user,
and the descriptive information identified with that extension.
If the extension belongs to a Hunt Group, Pickup Group, or has a mailbox with the
SX-200 ICP system, the window identifies the group or the mailbox (only one mailbox
is shown) and displays a View button. A click on this button opens the relevant window
for programing changes.
- Advanced set Properties - Lets you change the Class of Service, Class of Restriction,
Tenant, Paging Group, Associated Device and CESID. The Paging Group is greyed
out for station sets.
- Key Programming – Lets you program the Feature keys (see List of Feature Keys)
and the Line keys (see List of Line Keys) for the telephones (SUPERSET 401 and-
SUPERSET 4001 telephones, and 5201 IP phones are not included).
- Call Forwarding – Lets you enter the extension number that you want the calls to be
rerouted to. This programming is dependant on the call forwarding Class of Service
options.
- PKM1, PKM2, and PKM3 – Provides up to three addresses for programmable key
modules.
Note
A third-party door opener shows as a Door set type, has the circuit address 1,13,30, and has 330 as the
default extension number. You can change this extension number for the door opener, as well as program
the extension for the call forwarding destination. Editing the other fields will have no affect.