Difference between revisions of "Group hunt"
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| − | When a [[Group Hunt feature|Group Hunt Number]] is | + | When a [[Group Hunt feature|Group Hunt Number]] is dialed, the exchange sequentially scans the stations in the group, and the call is connected to the first station that is free. Depending on the setting in AlphaPro, the Group Hunt can be programmed either to: |
| − | * start on the next subscriber in the group in relation to the previous connection | + | * rotating - start on the next subscriber in the group in relation to the previous connection |
''or'' | ''or'' | ||
| − | * start at a | + | * fixed start - start at a lowest [[physical number]] in the group |
| − | + | Individual stations can still be reach by dialing its individual directory number. | |
An important application of the Group Hunt feature is to initiate external telephone calls. Dialing digit 0 causes a Group | An important application of the Group Hunt feature is to initiate external telephone calls. Dialing digit 0 causes a Group | ||
Revision as of 21:51, 28 August 2007
When a Group Hunt Number is dialed, the exchange sequentially scans the stations in the group, and the call is connected to the first station that is free. Depending on the setting in AlphaPro, the Group Hunt can be programmed either to:
- rotating - start on the next subscriber in the group in relation to the previous connection
or
- fixed start - start at a lowest physical number in the group
Individual stations can still be reach by dialing its individual directory number.
An important application of the Group Hunt feature is to initiate external telephone calls. Dialing digit 0 causes a Group Hunt to the group of subscribers that represent external telephone lines (group 50).
Additional Information
- There is no restriction on the number of members in a Group Hunt.
- The scan is ascending, always going on to the higher physical number.