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216 Remote Gateway 9150 Installation and Administration Guide
Configuring the Remote Gateway 9150 unit Standard 3.1
Scenario 1
The reception digital telephone set (L2000) answers all local BRI calls. Calls
that are not answered use a Bridge Port to transfer to a dedicated remote site
voice mailbox for the entire Remote Gateway 9150 unit.
! Local BRI calls ring the local key(s) of a reception telephone (L2000).
! These calls, when unanswered, call forward-no answer according to the
Remote Gateway 9150 unit’s 9150 Port Configuration property sheet
settings to a PBX Phantom TN (5000).
! This PBX Phantom TN forwards after one ring to the voice mail target DN
(8000).
! A designated mailbox, such as mailbox number 5000, is built in voice mail.
! An Extended Message Waiting Key (XMWK) of 5000 on the reception
telephone notifies the user of voice mail messages left from Remote
Gateway 9150 unit BRI calls.
Note: An XMWK can be added to any or all digital telephone sets attached
to a Remote Gateway 9150 unit.
host PBX
WAN or PSTN
9150
Reception - DN 2000 with local key
L2000, call forward-no answers to
Phantom DN 5000 on PBX through
Bridge Port. Telephone also has an
Extended Message Waiting Key
(XMWK) of 5000.
RLC
BRI circuits a lert local
key L2000 on
reception telephone
Voice
Mail
(8000)
Voice
Mail
(8000)
Voice Mail
System
Build a Phantom TN
on in the PBX
For example: DN=5000
forward 1 ring to voice
mail DN (8000)
Remote Gateway 9100 Series
Bandwidth Connectivity
9150
Bridge
Port(s)
9150
Bridge
Port(s)
1
2
3
4
5
PSTN caller gets voice
mail greeting from
mailbox 5000
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