The Device Adapter requires the following classes of service configured in the System Manager:
Features:
Digit Display:
Typically one of:
DDS (Digit Display Standard)
ADD (automatic digit display)
A “Tandem Digit Display” configuration includes both ADD and DDS.
The NDD class of service (No Digit Display) will prevent digits from being shown on the screen. However, if an endpoint has no digit display hardware, NDD is the correct choice for that endpoint.
Name Display:
CNDA (Call party Name Display Allowed)
The CNDD (Call party Name Display denied) applies for endpoints unable to display names.
The CNDA/CNDD is a bidirectional flag:
Outgoing calls will show the called party name if received.
Incoming calls will show the calling party name if received.
If calling party privacy is to be enabled, the user must use either the “Calling Party Number Block” FAC or have a Communication Manager button assigned. Refer to Communication Manager documentation to configure these.
