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Advanced Paging Productivity Pack Configuration

• When a user presses the call button on the CAB, feature F970 is initiated, and when a user

presses the Cancel button, feature F970 is released.

Procedure steps

Step Action

1 From the Element Manager navigation panel, select

Configuration > Applications > Voice Messaging/Contact Center.

2 Click Launch CallPilot Manager.

3 From CallPilot Manager, configure the required Park and Page nodes in a

custom call routing (CCR) tree.

For more information about Park and Page nodes, see the CallPilot Manager

Set Up and Operation Guide (NN40090-300).

4 Connect the CAB to an available TDM port on your BCM system.

The CAB is automatically assigned a DN.

The CAB takes approximately 2 minutes to boot. Do not use the CAB during the

boot process. To find the CAB DN check the port through Element Manager or

plug in a TDM set and press F*0.

5 In Element Manager, change the DN of the CAB, if required.

The CAB appears in the DN list as a 7208 telephone. If there are other 7208

telephones on the system, then you can determine the CAB DN by unplugging

the CAB, plugging in a telephone, and pressing F*0 on the intercom to see the

CAB DN.

6 In Element Manager (Configuration > Telephony > Sets > All DNs >

Capabilities and Preferences tab), set the name of the CAB. The CAB name

must have the format nnnnnXY.

For more information about the variable definitions for the CAB name format,

see the table CAB name format (page 23).

For more information about configuring a CAB (or TDM device), see the Device

Configuration Guide for your BCM system.

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Variable definitions

Table 4 CAB name format

Variable Value Description

nnnnn up to five

characters

A descriptive name for the CAB.

1 2 ... 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ... 31 32

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