System Numbering Plan SL2100
System Numbering Plan SL2100
(OP)
We have 1st floor: 1-XX (100-199)
10th flo0r: 10-XX (1000-1099)
1st and 2nd Dial Digits: "1x" have Dial Digit Length is "3", type "Extension".
1st and 2nd Dial Digits: "10" have Dial Digit Length is "4", type "Extension".
So we can make a call form 1000 to 100, but can't call from 100 to 1000 (Dial "1", "0", "0" hear busy tone).
What is solution for this case?
10th flo0r: 10-XX (1000-1099)
1st and 2nd Dial Digits: "1x" have Dial Digit Length is "3", type "Extension".
1st and 2nd Dial Digits: "10" have Dial Digit Length is "4", type "Extension".
So we can make a call form 1000 to 100, but can't call from 100 to 1000 (Dial "1", "0", "0" hear busy tone).
What is solution for this case?
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
If we change EXT 100 to 101, then 1000 call 101 is okay, but 101 can't call 1000, when EXT 101 dial "1", "0", "0" -> hear vacant number (don't have EXT 100).
Do you have any ideas?
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
Break out all your 1s as separate numbers = to extension digits & 100 cannot exist as a stand alone due to 10=4 digit
1x =0
10= 3 digit if you want 100-109 or 4 digit 1000-1009 Cant have both though
11= 3 digit
12= 3 digit
and so on down the line
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
Floor 1 = 1100-1199
Floor 2.= 1200-1299
Floor 3 = 1300-1399
Floor 4- 9 the same in unison
Floor 10 = 1000-1099.
Cmd 11-01, 1x =4 or break out as each individually. JUST CANNOT USE 1X and 10 at the same time 1X overrides everything else.
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
The amount of times I have had to fix numbering plan issues is staggering. People start out with 3 digit plans, clearly out grow it and don't change until it costs a lot in time and planning. Everything starts with the numbering plan. All other things are nonsense that can easily be addressed.
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
But that is the way single digit dialling works, you can have extension 1 and extension 100 on the same system, this has always been the case for hotel systems. The secret to it is to analyse the 4 digit numbers first and when a match isn't made (because the user only dialled 3 digits) it moves on to the 3 digit numbers and finds the match which then sends it to that station (F route allows you to analyse the digits dialled and route as you want).
Well I tried to do this as I am stuck at home following a minor operation yesterday and I have to admit defeat. it also occurs to me to ask how the OP is handling floor 9 as surely that would be his line access code (assuming they are in the US) It would be possible here in OZ as our line access code is 0 but they only sell the SL2100 here as a single chassis, you can't get an expansion chassis.
As for an SL2100 serving a 10 storey hotel, that would also depend on your mix of terminals, it can support 112 legacy and 112 VoIP so 224 stations but like you say it depends on how many rooms per floor.
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
As I know SL2100 support max. 112 stations (both legacy and IP). We can deloy for small hotel or guest house, motel…
In case using F-route, how to config in CMD 11-01 or more details?
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
See the edited post above.
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
RE: System Numbering Plan SL2100
Four digit extension numbers are going to work much better.