Avaya 3910 연결 가이드

However, to use Caller ID, you must have a PARTNER II Release 3.0 or later

system that has lines subscribed to Caller ID from your local telephone
company. In addition, these lines must be plugged into a PARTNER 206EC or
400EC module on your PARTNER system. If your system does not meet these
requirements, it is unnecessary for you to program a Caller ID Inspect button.

If your system does meet these requirements, you should program a Caller ID
Inspect button after setting up AT&TBuzz. (Consult "Programming a Caller ID
Inspect Button" in Chapter 7.)

3 .

Proceed to "Setting the Run Mode Option."

AT&TBuzz can run in one of the following modes:

Review the descriptions of all three modes to determine which mode would

best fit your needs.

When running in No Matching mode, AT&TBuzz displays on your PC the Line,
State, and Caller ID (if available) for each incoming call. From the AT&TBuzz
window, you can answer, place on hold, or hang up incoming calls. You would
probably use this option if your system does not support Caller ID or if you do

not plan on using the Caller ID information for database look-up. (Only
PARTNER II Release 3.0 or later supports Caller ID.)

To configure AT&TBuzz to run in No Matching mode, perform the following
steps:

1 .

Select the No Matching option in the Run Mode dialog box and select

the Continue button.