The Pickup Groups form identifies the directory numbers that are members of a pickup group. Use this form when performing the following tasks:
Parameter |
Description |
Default Value |
Pickup Group |
Enter a unique reference number (between 1 and 99999, inclusive) that identifies the pickup group (not dialable). The system supports up to 200 pickup groups per controller.
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System Default |
Suggested Pickup Group |
System-generated, protected field. A suggested reference number that identifies the pickup group (not dialable). The suggested group number is the next available group number that is unique across the cluster.
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Auto Pickup |
Select "Yes" to indicate a call to the pickup group will be directed to the first member of the group to go off hook. Select "No" to indicate a call to the pickup group is directed to the first member of the group to go off-hook and dial the Call Pickup feature access code or press the Call Pickup key (see Call Pickup). Do not enable Auto Pickup in a group that includes auto-answer devices (such as fax machines and modems) or Message Notification. |
No |
Comment |
Enter a meaningful name (up to 15 characters) to describe the Pickup Group created. |
Blank |
Cluster Enabled |
Select "Yes" to enable clustered call pickup.
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Yes |
Pickup Group Members |
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Member Index |
System-generated, protected field. Contains the number of members in the group. You can have up to 75 members per pickup group. |
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Number |
Enter the directory numbers that are members of the pickup group. A station can only appear in one pickup group. A pickup group may be a mix of multiline set prime lines and standard telephones. A pickup group cannot include attendant console directory numbers or multiline set non-prime numbers.
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Blank |
Name |
System-generated, protected field. Contains the name associated with this directory number in the Telephone Directory form. |
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Primary NE |
System-generated, protected field. For non-resilient pickup group members, this field displays the name of the local element (that is, the element that to which you are currently logged in). For resilient pickup group members, this field displays the name of the primary element for the agent skill group. |
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Secondary NE |
System-generated, protected field. If a pickup group member is resilient, this field displays the name of the member's secondary (backup) network element. |
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