SSU question

[pbxNewb]

I've been reading everything I can find here about system speed call lists in an attempt to understand how mine work. I have an SSC setup so that any of my users can lift the phone, dial * + the last 3 digits of any 7 digit extension and the phone makes the call. I have * entered in as a FFC under SSPU prompt. I then have an SSC (#250) built with 1000 entries in it built out for my 1000 DID extension range.

i.e. STOR 101 YYY-X101

When I build new phones, they all have SSU set to 250. How does the system know that *XXX routes to speed call list 250, and not any of the other various personal lists out there? I checked and there is not any pre-translation going on that I could see. I would appreciate any insight you can offer, thanks!

 

[PERRYPJ]

BECAUSE THERE IS A PRETRANSLATION POINTING TO 250, GO TO LD 20 AND DO A PRT ON PRE

OLD ROLMEN WORKING ON NORTELS AND AVAYA

 

[pbxNewb]

I get an error 3857, "Must set PREO in LD 15 to have pretranslation block printout". I assumed this was because I had no pretranslation. Maybe I just don't have printout of it enabled?

 

[GHTROUT]

How does the system know that *XXX routes to speed call list 250

Because * is the FFC for System Speed, and each phone can only have one System Speed list.... and you said you give all phones SSU 250

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[pbxNewb]

Thanks, that was the "lighbulb" connection I was looking for.