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associated secondary telephone. The Mapped Buttons column displays
the telephone’s extension once for each button that is mapped as a
bridged extension.
Example: If extension 1002 is a primary telephone and extensions 1005,
1008, and 1019 are secondary telephones with 1002 mapped to them,
the Bridged Extensions column contains four extension numbers (1002,
1005, 1008, and 1019). If 3 buttons on the 1002 telephone are mapped
as bridged extensions, the Mapped Buttons column contains extensions
1002, listed 3 times.
Camp On Feature and
Bridged Extensions
There are some restrictions when you use the Camp On feature with
primary bridged extensions.
You cannot initiate Camp On with Call Transfer to queue a call to an idle
primary bridged extension line if the primary telephone user is on a call
on the default system appearance line. The system treats the Camp On
attempt as a blind transfer and routes the call to voice mail if the call is
not answered.
However, you can initiate Camp On with Call Transfer to queue a call to a
busy primary bridged extension line.
You can initiate Direct Camp On to queue a call to a busy primary bridged
extension, regardless of which line is in use. That is, the primary
telephone user can be using a system appearance line or a bridged
extension line.
Creating and
Managing
Telephone Groups
Telephone groups let you create common button mappings, which let
you assign specific actions to the buttons on an 3Com Business
Telephone. When you associate a group with a specific telephone, the
telephone inherits all the mappings of the group.
For example, when you use the NBX NetSet utility, you can create a group
called Sales that includes access buttons mapped to a set of CO lines.
When you add a new salesperson to the group, you specify the Sales
group for the telephone assigned to that person. All of the Sales group’s
button mappings are then available on that person’s telephone.
This section describes these topics:
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Creating a New Telephone Group