Configuring a Phantom TN

Only the following prompts need a response. Leave all the other prompts as defau
lt, including the class of service (CLS). You do this by pressing the Enter Key
(Carriage Return) to leave the setting as default.
Load overlay LD 10 to configure the Phantom 500 sets.
LD 10
REQ NEW
TYPE 500
TN 41 5 (For example.)
PHANTOM (This is printed by the system as you programme
the Phantom TN.)
DES PHANTM (This doesn't have to be PHANTM but it is a usef
ul way to
identify them.)
CUST 0
DN xxxx (Enter the DN you want to use)
FTR CFW 16 (This is required if the calls are to be forward
ed to an
alternative DN)
FTR DCFW 16 xxxx (You have to enter a DCFW.)
Tip. If you can't remember where the Phantom TNs are, use LD 81, the Feature Pri
nt overlay.
You can search for them by entering the DES in the Listing. That's why it is us
eful to enter the DES as PHANTM when creating a new Phantom 500 set.
Using the Feature
A call is directed to a phantom DN. If the phantom DN is Call Forward Activated,
the call
is directed to its CFW DN. If the phantom DN is Call Forward Deactivated, the c
all is directed to its DCFW DN. The Remote Call Forward feature is used to activ
ate or change the CFW DN.
To activate Remote Call Forward:
Dial the Remote Call Forward Activate Flexible Feature Code.
Dial the Station Control Password for the telephone to be forwarded.
Dial the Prime DN of the telephone to be forwarded.
Dial the number to which calls will be forwarded.
Dial the end-of-entry digit #
To cancel Remote Call Forward:
Dial the Remote Call Forward Deactivate FFC.
Dial the Station Control Password for the telephone.
Dial the Prime DN of the telephone.

CODE
>ld 10
PT0000
REQ: new Phantoms cannot be copied (CPY) or moved (MOV).
TYPE: 500 Phantoms are type 500 (analog)
TN 61 1 Phantoms start on loop 61
PHANTOM System indicates this is a phantom set
CDEN <cr> Card density
DES TEST 1 to 6 character DESignator
CUST 0 Customer number (usually 0)
WRLS NO System indicates this is not a wireless phone
DN 3990 This phantom set's extension number
MARP System indicates this is a Multiple Appearance
CPND new Create a new name for Calling Party Name Display
 NAME John,Smith What another extension sees as a name
XPLN <cr> Maximum length of CPND name (defaults to 27)
DISPLAY_FMT <cr> Display Format (defaults to FIRST,LAST)
VMB <cr> Create a MerMail or CP mailbox?
HUNT 3454 Where to Hunt to
TGAR 1 Trunk Group Access Restriction
LDN <cr> Listed Directory Number
NCOS 3 Network Class Of Service
RNPG 4 Ringing Number Pickup Group
SGRP <cr> Scheduled Access Restriction Group
CLS XFA SFA FNA MWA HTA
XFA=Call Transfer Allowed, SFA=Secondary Forwarding A
llowed,
FNA=Forward No Answer Allowed, MWA=Message Waiting Al
lowed,
HTA=Hunting Allowed
RCO <cr> Ringing cycle option
LNRS 16 Last Number Redial Size
MLWU_LANG <cr> Multi-Language WakeUp
PLEV 2 Priority Level
FTR FDN 3980 Where calls are forwarded if there's no answer
FTR CFW 4 Call Forward DNs can be 4 digits
FTR DCFW 4 3454 Default Call Forward 4 digits to physical phone
FTR <cr> End the edit
Note DCFW 4 3454 - this forces the call on the phantom to forward to the physica
l phoneset. To change the physical phoneset's CLS to include SFA:
CODE
>ld 11
REQ: chg
TYPE: 3903
TN 13 4
ECHG yes
TYPE CLS SFA
TYPE <cr>
If you get a Loop out of range error message when trying to create a phantom
If you receive an error such as SCH0122, that means phantoms aren't enabled. Fi
rst, check Common EQUipment in LD 22 to see whether SuperLoop N96 exists.
CODE
>ld 22
PT2000
REQ prt
TYPE cequ
CEQU
MPED 8D
SUPL 000 004 008 012
016 032 036 040
044 048 064 068
072 <-- SuperLoop N96 doesn't exist here
XCT 000
CONF 029 030 031 062
094 095
DLOP NUM DCH FRM LCMT YALM T1TE TRSH
 PRI 01 24 ESF B8S FDL 0 00
MISP
REQ ****
OVL000
Use LD 97 to create SuperLoop N96.
CODE
>ld 97
SCSYS000
MEM AVAIL: (U/P): 1099977 USED U P: 122328 153950 TOT: 1376255
DISK RECS AVAIL: 236
REQ chg
TYPE supl Superloop
SUPL N96 Add Phantom SuperLoop 96 (N=Phantom, V=Virtual)
WRAP UP SUPL 096 (NEW) ..OK
MEM AVAIL: (U/P): 1099294 USED U P: 122663 154298 TOT: 1376255
DISK RECS AVAIL: 235
REQ ****
OVL000
Each SuperLoop gives you the equivalent of four (4) 16-port analog cards (64 TNs
). Card numbers in an 11c start at 61, so you can build phantom phones on 61 x,
62 x, 63 x, and 64 x. If you need to build more SuperLoops, use N100 next, N10
4, etc. (increase by 4).
When a phantom DN rings, it is forced to forward (DCFW) to the physical phoneset
- users with displays can see the forwarded number and tell who should pick up.
If nobody answers, the call is forwarded again (SFA) to the voicemail DN progr
ammed in the phantom (FTR FDN xxxx).
Mailboxes are set up exactly as if the phantom phones were physical, with the ph
antom's extension as the mailbox extension number. The users will get no indica
tion voicemail is waiting from a phantom phone, so they'll have to manually chec
k it on their own.
Thanks to Gene Trout for help in figuring this all out.