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Supporting QSIG Networking Protocol

With software 15A and later, system-to-system networking supports QSIG networking protocol. With QSIG

support, Comdial systems can network with non-Comdial switches that are QSIG compliant. This means that

telephones behind Comdial systems can communicate via an intercom with telephones behind non-Comdial

QSIG-compliant switches when the systems are combined in a networking arrangement. Other features available

with QSIG support include calling line and called line identification.

NOTE: Comdial networking is not available when QSIG is activated. Also, with QSIG active, the Comdial

system can only operate as a node.

Enabling QSIG

Under SYSTEM/NETWORKING/NETWORK PROPERTIES, select QSIG node to enable the node as a

QSIG network node.

Connected Line ID Restriction

Under SYSTEM/NETWORKING/NETWORK PROPERTIES, select Connected Line ID Restriction to

enable/disable the presentation of the call identification display. When you check this control, the system restricts

the identification display of the connected state for all calls. With this control unchecked, all calls provided line

identification display.

Calling Line ID Restriction

Under SYSTEM/NETWORKING/NETWORK PROPERTIES, select Calling Line ID Restriction to

enable/disable the presentation of the call identification display during calling. When you check this control, the

system restricts the identification display for all calls. When this control is unchecked, all calls provide line

identification during the calling state.

Display Presentation

Under SYSTEM/NETWORKING/NETWORK PROPERTIES, select Display Presentation to enable / disable

the name display information. When installers enable name display, the system displays the name of the calling

party on the called party’s telephone. When you disable name display, the system causes only the calling number

to display (according to the programmed settings for the Connected Line ID Restriction and the Calling Line ID

Restriction).

Dial Zero Extension

It is possible to disable the local node’s operator station and program a network station as the dial zero extension.

If you do not select a network station as the dial zero extension, dial zero calls on a local node will route to that

system’s operator station if one is available.

Under SYSTEM/PARAMETERS, set the node’s operator extension to none.

Under SYSTEM/NETWORKING/NETWORK PROPERTIES, select Dial Zero Extension to launch a

pop-up dialog box. From this dialog, you can select the extension that will ring when users dial zero.

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