Difference between revisions of "Call remote station feature"

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Feature:	Global Number - AlphaNet
Default directory number:	None
Feature number:	83
Parameter 1:	1-254 = Node number of exchange to call.
Description:	Call a remote station or feature within an AlphaNet. A Remote Number is a 4-digit directory number which points to a station/feature in a remote exchange. It's stored locally in each exchange including name, thus appearing in the name list, and it can be used in all local features requiring a local number. The globally accessible station/feature must have the same directory number locally in it's own exchange. When the Remote Number is recognised locally, the exchange establishes an AlphaNet audio link to the remote exchange, and dials the same directory number into the remote exchange, thus creating a conversation or activating a feature. Limitation: Each AlphaCom can store max. 1000 station numbers, including it's local stations. Application: When several AlphaComs form one huge exchange, each exchange behaves as if all stations were local. 1000 numbers covers 2 4-module exchanges, but it's possible to divide the system into more exchanges by deleting internal stations and replace the numbers with global numbers. In distributed exchanges normally using area codes, some important numbers can be made accessible directly from many/all exchanges. Typical usage is that dirno NNNN is defined as a Call local station feature in exhange XX. Then in all other exchanges, define dirno NNNN as Call remote station feature with Param = XX. Fortunally, AlphaPro can help you to manage this, provided you manage all exchanges from the same AlphaPro database.

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 |'''Description''': || Call a remote station or feature within an [[AlphaNet]].
-To reach a station (or feature) in a remote exchange, dial area code followed by local directory number. The area code is recognised locally, while the remaining dialling is forwarded to the remote exchange for interpretation. This is in contrast to the [[Call remote station feature|Global Numbers]], which transfers the digits to the remote exchange.
+A Remote Number is a 4-digit directory number which points to a station/feature in a remote exchange.  It's stored locally in each exchange including name, thus appearing in the name list, and it can be used in all local features requiring a local number.   The globally accessible station/feature must have the same directory number locally in it's own exchange.
+When the Remote Number is recognised locally, the exchange establishes an AlphaNet audio link to the remote exchange, and dials the same directory number into the remote exchange, thus creating a conversation or activating a feature.
+Limitation:  Each AlphaCom can store max. 1000 station numbers, including it's local stations.
+Application:
+* When several AlphaComs form one huge exchange, each exchange behaves as if all stations were local.  1000 numbers covers 2 4-module exchanges, but it's possible to divide the system into more exchanges by deleting internal stations and replace the numbers with global numbers.
+* In distributed exchanges normally using area codes, some important numbers can be made accessible directly from many/all exchanges.
-The Area Code feature always establishes an audio link to the remote exchange.  The initiating station becomes temporarily "local" to the remote exchange, and can basically do whatever a local station to that exchange can do.
+Typical usage is that dirno NNNN is defined as a [[Call local station feature]] in exhange XX. Then in all other exchanges, define dirno NNNN  as Call remote station feature with Param = XX. Fortunally, AlphaPro can help you to manage this, provided you manage all exchanges from the same AlphaPro database.
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-Call a remote station within a AlphaNet.
-This feature is dialed from Idle station.
-{| border="1"
-|+ '''83 FEAT_GLOB_NUMBER''' <BR>
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-! Param1 !! Description
-|-
-|-
-| 1 - 254 || Node number of exchange to call
-|-
-|}
-This feature appears to the end user to be the remote counterpart of the [[Call local station feature]].
-Technically, this feature is more related to [[Call remote exchange feature]]. Dial the remote number to get a audio connection to an other exchange. Then the digits dialed for this feature are transfered to the remote exchange, and  handled as if it was a local number in the remote exchange.
-Typical usage is that dirno NNNN is defined as a [[Call local station feature]] in exhange XX. Then in all other exchanges, define dirno NNNN  as Call remote station feature with Param = XX. Fortunally, AlphaPro can help you to manage this, provided you manage all exchanges from the same AlphaPro database.
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