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  • Proceed as follows to enable the feature:
    CHA-FEASU:TYPE=A,CM=HTVCE;
    
    HTVCE
    =
    voice service
    HTFAX
    =
    fax service
    HTDTE
    =
    DTE service
  • Assign a hunt group DAR in the DPLN:
    ADD-WABE:CD=key-num,DAR=HUNT; 
    
  • Assign DAR for deactivation of hunt group member (voice service):
    ADD-WABE:CD=key-num,DAR=DHTVCE; 
    
  • Assign DAR for reactivation of hunt group member (voice service):
    ADD-WABE:CD=key-num,DAR=AHTVCE; 
    
  • Assign a hunt group with linear device search (voice service):
    ADD-SA:TYPE=VCE,CD=number,STYPE=LIN,
    CQMAX=number; 
    
  • Assign a hunt group with cyclic device search:
    ADD-SA:TYPE=VCE,CD=number,STYPE=CYC,
    CQMAX=number; 
    
  • Assign a hunt group with parallel ringing (voice service):
    ADD-SA:TYPE=VCE,CD=number,STYPE=PRL,
    CQMAX=number;
    
  • Create a master hunt group with the STNO 2103, service = voice, stations 2100-2101, STYPE=LIN with call queue capacity of 20 stations.
    ADD-SA:TYPE=VCE,CD=2103,DPLN=0,
    STNO=2100&2101,STYPE=LIN,CQMAX=20;
    
    IMPORTANT:
    A maximum of 10 users can be added with one command. If a larger hunt group is required, the command ADD-SA:TYPE=STN; can be used to expand the hunt group by an additional 10 users: This applies to all services. In addition, the parameter POS can be used to specify the position in the hunt group at which the station is to be included.
  • Duplicate the hunt group having STNO *21 at *3.
    ADD-SA:TYPE=DUPL,CDOLD=*21,CDNEW=*3;
    
  • To ensure that every station in a hunt group can receive a new call as soon as it becomes available, use the following command to create a pool:
    ADD-DIMSU:HGMEMB=<minimum number of local hunt group stations>;
    
  • Call forwarding in a hunt group
    • LVAFTEXT=N, EXECCFW - no effect
      ADD-SA:TYPE=VCE,CD=number,STYPE=<CYC or LIN>,LVAFTEXT=N; 
      If a hunt group is to be set up with external (non-local) stations, set the parameter LVAFTEXT=NO. Only then can all stations in the hunt group be reached (even when external stations have been set up in the hunt group). The hunt group will not be exited. If call forwarding has been set up by subscribers, it will not be carried out.
    • LVAFTEXT=Y, EXECCFW=Y
      If external stations have been set up in the hunt group, they can be reached, but that results in them leaving the hunt group. Call forwarding set up by subscribers in the hunt group will be carried out, but will also result in them leaving the hunt group.
      ADD-SA:TYPE=VCE,CD=number,STYPE=<CYC or LIN>,LVAFTEXT=Y,EXECCFW=Y; 
    • LVAFTEXT=Y, EXECCFW=N
      External stations may not be configured for the hunt group. With this setting, external stations cannot be reached. The hunt group will not be exited. If call forwarding has been set up by subscribers in the hunt group, it will not be carried out.
      ADD-SA:TYPE=VCE,CD=number,STYPE=<CYC or LIN>,LVAFTEXT=N,EXECCFW=Y; 
      IMPORTANT:
      The parameters EXECCFW and LVAFTEXT are only relevant for members of a hunt group. For the master station of a hunt group with call forwarding configured, signaling always occurs regardless of the settings of the two parameters. EXECCFW and LVAFTEXT do not have any effect for hunt groups with parallel ringing.
  • Allow last hunt group member to leave the group
    This feature can be activated in two steps.
    1. The feature can be activated globally (in the whole system) with AMO ZAND, parameter DISCLHNT.
      CHANGE-ZAND:TYPE=ALLDATA2,DISCLHNT=YES;
    2. The feature can be activated for one hunt group only with AMO SA, parameter LSTMBOFF.
      CHANGE-SA:TYPE=TYPE,CD=<hunting_group_access_code>,
      SVC=<device service>,LSTMBOFF=YES;
      If a member is configured in more than one hunt group, the member is allowed to log off last only if the parameter LSTMBOFF is set in all affected hunt groups.