# System Speed Calls

## Purpose

The System Speed Calls form defines the system speed call numbers accessible from all phones and special sets in the system.

Use this form when performing the following tasks:

- Programming Speed Calls - System

## Field Descriptions

Parameter | Description | Default Value
Speed Call Number | Enter the abbreviated numbers which are to be used as system speed call numbers. The numbers entered may contain up to seven digits. The speed call number must be unique. A speed call number, once entered in the system, cannot be modified. In order to change a speed call number, it is necessary to first delete the old speed call number and its corresponding actual number, and then enter the new speed call number/actual number pair at the bottom of the form. | Blank
Actual Number | Enter the actual telephone number that the speed call number represents. The numbers entered may contain up to 26 digits. The same actual number entry may appear more than once in the form. The actual number entry must not be another speed call number. All feature access codes are allowed as actual numbers. | Blank
Overrides Toll Control | Select "Yes" if the speed call number will be allowed to override ARS toll control; select "No", or leave the entry blank, if the feature is to be disabled. | No
Type | For a standalone system or a system that is not part of a cluster, use the default value (S/C). For clustered systems, a speed call of type "Int" or "S/C" may be used, depending on the desired behaviour. If it is desirable to route the actual number from a particular ICP in the cluster, use "Int" (SDS will create Remote Directory Numbers (RDN) on other systems in the cluster). If it is desirable to route the speed call's actual number from each ICP that has the speed call configured, then select "S/C" (SDS will create speed calls on other systems in the cluster). | S/C
Comment | (Optional) Enter a comment (a maximum of 26 ASCII characters) on the entry. | Blank