Lucent Technologies Definity Enterprise Communication Server 8.2 User Manual

Issue 1

April 2000

Features and technical reference 

1453

Off-Premises Station 

Refer to 

‘‘Setting up night station service’’ on page 137

 for instructions.

Refer to 

‘‘Listed Directory Numbers’’ on page 800

 for night service destination.

Refer to 

‘‘Attendant Console’’ on page 484

 for administering feature button 

assignments on an attendant console.

Refer to 

‘‘Station’’ on page 882

 for administering feature button assignments on 

stations.

Refer to 

‘‘Setting up trunk group night service’’ on page 144

 for instructions.

Refer to 

‘‘Trunk Group’’ on page 967

 for assignment of a blank extension number 

to night service.

Refer to 

‘‘Feature Access Code’’ on page 619

 for information on assigning a 

TAAS feature access code.

Refer to 

‘‘Console Parameters’’ on page 540

 for information on assigning an 

external alerting device.

Refer to 

‘‘Setting up trunk answer from any station’’ on page 139

 for instructions.

Off-Premises Station allows a phone located outside the building where the switch 
is located to be connected to the system. If central office (CO) trunk circuits are 
used, the voice terminal must be analog and must be FCC-registered or, outside 
the US, registered by the appropriate governmental agency. 

Digital communications protocol (DCP) sets can be used as off-premises 
terminals with the addition of the DEFINITY extender. Off-premises stations are 
useful when it is necessary to have a voice terminal located away from the main 
location. The maximum loop distance for off-premises stations is 20,000 feet 
(6093.34 meters) without repeaters. For cabling distance information for the 
various voice terminal types, refer to the DEFINITY ECS System Description.