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User’s Guide Using Esi-Link

H.1

Using Esi-Link

Important: You are being assigned a special feature not covered in the regular station user guide or

tutorial. Be sure to consult the System Administrator for the Location Numbers used by your

Esi-Link network.

Overview

Esi-Link is an optional feature that networks multiple ESI telephone systems (or locations) and IP Gateways

(see page H.9) across an IP-based network. With Esi-Link, a multi-site business can integrate up to 100 of

its locations, using the latest VoIP (voice over IP) technologies. Inter-office calls, transferring outside calls,

moving voice messages and even accessing outside lines at remote locations are all features you can use

over Esi-Link.

For example: if you have an office in Dallas and another in Chicago, Esi-Link makes it possible for

someone in the Dallas office to dial an extension in the Chicago office just as easily as if it were an

extension down the hall in the Dallas office.

Location Keys

Each location in your Esi-Link network has a location number

in the range of 700–799. To facilitate

dialing into a remote location, you can assign the location number to a programmable feature key —

making it a Location Key. When you press a Location Key, you’ll hear dial tone; you can then dial any

extension, department, mailbox, or outside line group access code

in the remote location. For instance,

a user in the Dallas office would press the key programmed for the Chicago office and dial 1 0 4 to

reach extension 104 in the Chicago office. You can program up to 12 Location Keys on each 24-Key

Feature Phone and up to 30 Location Keys on each 48-Key Feature Phone.

Programming a Location Key

Note: You may wish to review “Programmable feature keys,” page C.2.

1. Hold down the desired programmable feature key for at least two seconds to enter programming mode.

2. Enter the remote location number — such as 7 0 2.

Note: You can also use Location Dex (see “Location Dex,” page H.7) to select the remote location number.

3. Press the feature key again.

If necessary, consult your System Administrator to learn your Esi-Link network’s location numbers.

9, 8 or 71–76.

Also, you can program up to 60 Location Keys on a 60-Key Expansion Console (see page A.3).

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