Flexible Feature Codes

Flexible feature codes are used by the PBX to enable or disable certain features. This is an incomplete list of the feature codes in use on the new PBX.

Code	Feature	Feature Description	Old Philips Code
*14	RDLN	Redial last number	14
*17	PUDN^†	Pickup DN	17
*18	PUGR^†	Pickup group	18
*2	PURN^†	Pickup ringing number
32 + action (7 = external calls, 8 = all calls, 9 = deactivate)*	SFAC^†	Secretarial filtering access code	*32 / #32
*35	SSPU	System speed call user
*39	GHTA^†	Group hunt termination allowed
#39	GHTD^†	Group hunt termination denied
44 + extension*	CFWA	Call forward all calls activate
#44	CFWD	Call forward all calls deactivate
*48	MSBA^‡	Make set busy activate	*58
#48	MSBD^‡	Make set busy deactivate	#58
64 + old password + new password + new password*	SCPC	Station control password change
675 + account +* # + number	FCAR^†	Force charge account	*67
69 + auth code + number*	AUTH^‡	Authorisation
*72	CPRK^‡	Call park
#72	CPAC^‡	Call park access	+
*75	ELKA	Electronic lock activate	new
#75	ELKA	Electronic lock deactivate	new
*9	BNRA	Busy number redial	2
#9	BNRD	Busy number redial deactivate	#2

Dialing an octathorpe/hash (#) on SIP phones is sometimes tricky, as most SIP phones use this as an end-of-dial indicator. For this reason, and feature code that starts with a hash can also be dialled with two stars (e.g. #44 can be dialled as **44).

† these are only relevant if your extension is provisioned for the appropriate service.
‡ these are not authorised by default, and must be specifically requested (most codes can be individually denied, but some are allowed by default).

Please note that these feature codes are still work-in progress and may/will change!