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Maintaining Your SPA9000 Voice System Using the Main Menu 6 The Main Menu provides access to the following functions: • Configure SPA9000: Choose this option to configure SPA9000 Voice Services. The Wizard expects you to use up to one ITSP, up to 4 SPA400s, or up to 4 Mediatrix® devices. An ITSP must be associated with Line 1 of the SPA9000. SPA400s and Mediatrix devices can be associated with any line. After selecting the voice service for a line, you can click Next to configure features such as steering digits and inbound call routing. NOTE Configuration of ITSP and SPA400 voice services are described in "Configuring SPA9000 Voice Service Lines," on page 63. Configuration of Mediatrix services is described in "Configuring ISDN Connectivity," on page 103 • Configure Client Stations: Choose this option to associate phones with extensions, to configure shared line appearances, or to load language dictionaries to phones. These procedures are described in "Configuring the Internal Phone Extensions," on page 69. • Advanced Features: Choose this option to configure NAT settings, client extensions, hunt groups, Auto Attendant, localization, administrative passwords, and the SPA932 attendant console. These procedures are described in "Using the Advanced Features Menu," on page 111. SPA9000 Voice System Installation and Configuration Guide for Setup Wizard 99

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Maintaining Your SPA9000 Voice System
Using the Main Menu
SPA9000 Voice System Installation and Configuration Guide for Setup Wizard
99
6
The Main Menu provides access to the following functions:
•
Configure SPA9000:
Choose this option to configure SPA9000 Voice Services.
The Wizard expects you to use up to one ITSP, up to 4 SPA400s, or up to 4
Mediatrix® devices. An ITSP must be associated with Line 1 of the SPA9000.
SPA400s and Mediatrix devices can be associated with any line. After
selecting the voice service for a line, you can click Next to configure features
such as steering digits and inbound call routing.
NOTE
Configuration of ITSP and SPA400 voice services are described in
“Configuring SPA9000 Voice Service Lines,” on page 63
.
Configuration of Mediatrix services is described in
“Configuring ISDN
Connectivity,” on page103
•
Configure Client Stations:
Choose this option to associate phones with
extensions, to configure shared line appearances, or to load language
dictionaries to phones. These procedures are described in
“Configuring the
Internal Phone Extensions,” on page 69
.
•
Advanced Features:
Choose this option to configure NAT settings, client
extensions, hunt groups, Auto Attendant, localization, administrative
passwords, and the SPA932 attendant console. These procedures are
described in
“Using the Advanced Features Menu,” on page111
.