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Second dial tone after digits
Sometimes it's useful to provide a second dial tone, after a dialed digit sequence or access code. This is achieved with the Special Dial Tone After Dialed Number (DTAD), and Flexible Tones and Cadences (FTC) data blocks - both in LD 56
BARS Flowchart
Basic Automatic Route Selection (BARS) / Network Alternate Route Selection (NARS) Flowchart.
BARS Flowchart
Basic Alternate Route Selection (BARS) / Network Alternate Route Selection (NARS) Flowchart.
Administration Loads
Overlay programs required for performing CS1K system administration (moves, adds and changes).
Auto-Generate Authcodes
Auto-Generate a number of Authorization codes (Authcode) which assign temporary COS, NCOS, and TGAR values.
Authorization codes
Authorization codes (Authcode) allow a user to temporarily 'override' the access
restrictions (NCOS, COS, and TGAR) assigned to a station (or trunk).
Automatic Line Selection
Automatic Line Selection automatically selects a preferred line button based on the class of service and line priority.
Customized Login Banner
A custom system login banner (banner text) can be useful, especially if you manage multiple sites.
BARS Overview
Meridian 1 Basic Alternate Route Selection (BARS) Overview
Building a PCA
With Personal Call Assistant - PCA - calls to a DN automatically, and simultaneously, call a second (mobile) telephone.
Call Forward by Call Type
A common way to use this capability is when the dialed telephone is already busy with a call, internal calls can be redirected to Voice Mail messaging while external calls can be redirected to a person.
Moving a Card
Details on how to MOVE a CARD from one slot, shelf, or loop to another.
Call Forward Ring Cycles
A call-forward will occur after a set number of ring cycles. There are three ring cycle options available, RCO 0-2. The number of ring cycles for each option is determined by CFN0, CFN1 and CFN2 in the customer data block.
Call Forward External
How to Call Forward External All Calls
Call Redirection by Time/Date
How to redirect calls based on time or date
Change a Pilot DN
A Pilot DN is often used to access a Voicemail agent queue
Class of Service Guide
CS1000 Class of Service (CLS) assignments allow or deny station options and features.
CLS Access Restrictions
Station Class of Service Access Restrictions displayed in a chart
Common Commands
Common commands for stations and trunks
Call Party Name Display (CPND)
One name up to 27 characters (LD 95, MXLN) can be assigned to each directory number (DN) or Dial Intercom Group member.
Prefix CLID to Call Log
Add a route prefix (for example: 9) to the incomming caller ID.
Set the PBX IP address
To set the ELNK IP network interface addresse, follow this proceedure.
Element Manager DB Update
How to update the customer database and phone properties within Element Manager
Flexible Feature Codes
Flexible Feature Codes (FFC) allow you to define different dialing codes for various features in place of existing Special Prefix (SPRE) codes.
Free up Unused TN's
Small System software installation using a Software Delivery card and the Software Installation Program
Feature Activation Codes
Flexible Feature Code allows the System Administrator to assign their own codes to chosen features
Group Hunting
How create Hunt Groups on a Meridian PBX.
History File
The History File provides the capability to allocate an area of protected data to store
system messages until a printout is requested by a technician.
Intercept Treatments
Vacant number call redirection, and intercet treatments for stations and trunks
Feature Key Limits
Key number limits that can be assigned to CS1000 Digital Stations for various functions and options.
Feature Key Guide
CS1000 Digital Station feature keys guide for various set functions and options.
LD 20-22: Print Reports Guide
A list of print reports which can be obtained in LDs 20, 21, and 22.
Guide to Software Loads
Complete list of Overlay programs provided for performing system administration and maintenance.
Attendant Console Features
M2250 Programming Guide
M2250 Button Groups
An M2250 has five key-strips, and provision for10 (+10) programmable features
M2250 Feature Key Guide
CS1000 2250 Operator Console feature keys guide for various functions and options.
M3900 Series Keys
M3900 Series Digital Sets Key Descriptions
M3900 Series User Guide
M3900 Series Digital Telephone Key Descriptions and User Guide
Configuring Pseudo TTY's (PTY's)
Configure a pseudo TTY (PTY) with User = SCH MTC BUG in LD 17
MARP Explained
MARP (Multiple Appearance Ring Prime) appears at the set which 'owns' the DN.
Copying a set
The procedure for creating a new set (telephone) by copying all the attributes from another
Dial Intercom Groups
Dial Intercom Groups are an internal paging system for the Meridian PBX System.
Moving a Set
Details on how to MOVE a set from one TN to another.
SPRE Fixed Feature Codes
The Nortel Meridian PBX Special PREfix (SPRE) feature codes listed and defined for analog and digital stations.
Meridian M1 CS1000 FAQ
Meridian M1 CS1000 Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
Configuring Mobile X
Configuring Mobile X to give remote users access to main office PBX trunks, services, and features.
Programming Mobile X
Guide to configuring Mobile X, which gives remote users access to PBX trunks, services, and features.
Mobile X User Guide
Mobile Extensions (Mobile X) feature user guide for remote users
The Model Telephone Feature
This feature allows the technician to activate a telephone set using a pre-programmed telephone template known as a model.
Network Attendant Service
How to program the Network Attendant Service (NAS - package 159) which allows the operator to be located anywhere on the network.
Meridian Night Service
During Night Service, calls that are normally routed to the Attendant are directed to the Customers Night number (Load 15) or to the trunks NITE DN (Load 14).
Set/Change NTP source
It the external reference NTP server (time-of-day clock) is off-line, we can set the Call Server to reference the Primary security server.
Option 11 TTY ports
Configure a serial TTY Call server console port in LD 17
Customer Options Guide
CS1000 Customer Options in LD 15
OTM Key Templates
Default key templates for M2008, M2616, M2016S, M3902, and M3904 digital sets
Configure a Phantom DN
Phantom DN's are used as an alternative to dummy (secondary) ACD queues, and typically route calls to Meridian Mail or Call Pilot dialable services.
Phantom/Virtual Superloops
Phantom Superloops are needed for phantom DN's. Phantom DN's are used as an alternative to dummy (secondary) ACD queues, and typically route calls to Meridian Mail or Call Pilot.
Ringing Number Pickup
Telephones can be arranged in groups, a ringing phone can be answered by anyone on the group, or by directed pickup.
Pickup Night Bells
Just one way to set up night-bells, so that operator calls can be taken from any station out of hours, or when an attendant is not available.
Software Packages List
Features and software options are activated by enabling the associated software package
Private Line Service
How to program a Private Line Service (PTT line appearances) on Meridian phones.
Speed Call Quick Ref.
Speed Call allows a user to store telephone numbers in list, and dial them using short codes. System Speed Call allows a user to temporarily override the telephone's Class of Service.
Speed Call
Speed Call allows an extension user to store telephone numbers in list, and dial them using short codes. A list can be used by any number of extensions.
Special Number (SPN) Flow
A Special Number is a digit sequence that doesn't match the NPA or NXX format.
System Speed Call
System Speed Call (SSC) allows users to place calls by dialing a one, two, or three digit code.
Printing Station Lists
Several Overlays are needed to print various similar but slightly different bits of station information.
TGAR and TARG
If a route is type TIE, then the access restrictions are controlled by TGAR and TARG.
Meridian Time and Date
To set the correct time and date on a Meridian PBX, follow this proceedure.
Set the Time with NTP
To use NTP to set the date and time on a CS1000 PBX, follow this procedure.
Vacant Number Routing
Vacant Number Routing redirects calls to unassigned numbers to an alternate location
Zone-based Digit Manipulation
In Geographic Redundant systems, it's often desirable to route outgoing calls to trunks in the same zone as the caller.