# Loudspeaker Paging

## Purpose

The Loudspeaker Paging form is used to assign zone numbers and interconnect numbers to loudspeaker paging circuits.

Use this form when performing the following tasks:

- Program Loudspeaker Paging

- Paging

## Field Descriptions

Parameter | Description | Default Value
Cabinet | System-generated, protected field. Indicates (along with the Shelf, Slot and Circuit number) the physical location ID (PLID) of the paging circuits. |
Shelf | System-generated, protected field. Indicates (along with the Cabinet, Slot, and Circuit number) the physical location ID (PLID) of the paging circuits. |
Slot | System-generated, protected field. Indicates, (along with the Cabinet, Shelf, and Circuit number) the physical location ID (PLID) of the paging circuits. |
Circuit | System-generated, protected field. Indicates (along with the Cabinet, Shelf, and Slot number) the physical location ID (PLID) of the paging circuits. |
Card Type | System-generated, protected fields indicates the card type associated with the PLID. ASU E&M trunks are used for loudspeaker paging. |
Zone Number | Enter the zone number to which the paging circuit is assigned. The system supports 15 individual paging zones plus the "ALL" paging zone. The zone number must be unique. A zone cannot be assigned to more than one paging circuit. On a multiple-zone system, all-zone paging must be designated as "00", regardless of whether all-zone paging is enabled. This means that you must assign a zone number of "0" to the "ALL" paging zone. NOTE: The form accepts two-digit numbers for zones 0 through 9 but displays them as single digits when saved—for example, 00 displays as 0 and 02 as 2. Users dialing the zone number must dial the two-digit number. If they dial only one digit, the system will wait for the inter-digit timer in the user's Class of Service to expire before calling the zone. | Blank
Interconnect Number | Enter a valid interconnect number that indexes into Interconnect Restriction where the interconnect rights for the paging circuit are defined. | Blank