User`s guide

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FACILITY DESCRIPTION
Faktaansvarig - Subject responsible
SEA/EBBMP Pfleger H.
SEA/EBBMP ASB 150 02
SEA/EBBX/E
AUTHORISATION CODE
Definition
Authorisation code denotes a personal code that can
be used to raise or reduce an extension user's
categorisation level.
Use
Every extension user can be assigned an authorisation
code.
An authorisation code can be used in several different
cases.
Initiating calls from a blocked extension
For using own categories from another extension
telephone.
For example if one is at an extension that is blocked for
outgoing traffic.
By first keying one's authorisation code one can utilise
this extension as if it were one's own extension.
Blocking own extension
For blocking one's own extension telephone so that it
cannot be used without authorisation for long distance
calls.
When, for example, an extension user leaves the office
for the day, he/she can prevent other persons from
using the telephone by keying in the authorisation
code.
Cancelling temporary blocking
Used for cancelling temporary blocking, for example
when the PBX is switched for night service.
If, for example, someone works overtime and all the
extensions in the PBX are automatically blocked
during night service, it is possible to make the same
types of outgoing calls as during day service by using
one's authorisation code.
Operation
All telephones
It is always possible for an extension user to use the
authorisation code.
To block one's own extension
When extension users leave their telephones they may
wish to block it against unauthorized use.
Adopt the following procedure:
* 72 #
A telephone with display shows:
EXECUTIVE telephone
STANDARD telephone
A verification tone is heard for confirmation.
10 Jul 14:40 +15˚
*72#
10 Jul 14:40 +15˚
*72#
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