Toshiba 2001, DXT3001 manual Features, Calling a Station, Transfer to an Idle Station

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DSS Console

DSS Button

Features

The LED color indications described in these feature descriptions apply specifically to the DSS Console model DDSS3060. Flash conditions described here apply to all DSS console models.

Calling a Station

➤To call a station’s extension from a DSS console, press the DSS associated with the station.

A station call with a DSS Button can be made on-hook or off-hook, and with Voice First or Tone signaling. After pressing the button, treat the call like any other station call made from a digital telephone.

DSS LEDs indicate whether the associated station is idle or busy. The LED is steady red if the station is busy or ringing, and is not lit if idle. If all the station’s PDN buttons are being used by other stations, the DSS LED of the station is lit steady red, but the station may be idle. If the station is in the Do Not Disturb mode, its DSS LED lights blinking red.

Transfer to an Idle Station

You can transfer internal or outside calls to an idle station from a DSS console.

➤To transfer a call to an idle station

1.Press the DSS button corresponding to the station to be called.

The call is placed automatically on hold. The Line LED flashes at double the on- hold rate, and the DSS LED flashes green. You hear a single ring tone. (If using the Tone signaling mode, you hear successive ring tones.)

2.Announce the call.

With Tone signaling, you would have to wait for the called station to answer before announcing the call.

3.Hang up.

The call rings the called station when you hang up. While the called station is ringing, the DSS LED is steady red, and the Line LED flashes at the on-hold rate.

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Contents Telecommunication Systems Division DKT3001/2001 Digital Single Line Telephone User GuidePublication Information Telecommunication Systems Division License Agreement Toshiba America Information SYSTEMS, INC. TaisToshiba America Information Systems, Inc Contents Advanced Operation Iii Appendix Centrex Application Organization IntroductionConventions Description ConventionsVii Related Documents/MediaViii Grand Tour DKT3001 Buttons DKT3001Buttons Definitions Using the DKT3001 DK-SLT in DKT2001 ModeFixed Button Definitions DKT2001 Buttons Volume Controls for the DKT3001 and DKT2001DKT2001 Important Read First Which Dialing Procedure Should I Use?Basics Spkr Button Which Outgoing/Incoming Call Features Do I Have?Making a Call Hot DialingResponding to a Lit Msg LED Answering a CallMessage Waiting HandsetTurning On/Off Message Waiting LED on Another Extension To transfer a call directly to Voice Mail VM Call TransferTo hold a conference call Conference CallsTo conference calls To transfer conference controlAdding Voice Mail to a Conference Connecting Two Outside LinesConsultation Hold Distinctive RingingHold Exclusive HoldTo adjust handset Beep Tone Volume ControlTo adjust the handset volume To adjust Ring ToneBasics Verified/Non-Verified Account Codes Advanced OperationAccount Code Calls To enter a Voluntary Account Code To dial using Forced Account CodesForced Account Codes Voluntary Account Codes Verified/Non-VerifiedTo activate Automatic Busy Redial To cancel Automatic Busy RedialAutomatic Busy Redial To set Automatic Callback To cancel ACBAutomatic Callback Background Music To enable background music on your phone speakerTo cancel background music on your phone speaker Call Forward Categories Call ForwardSystem StationCall Forward Procedures Call Forward SettingsTo use the Call Forward button sequence Call Forward ProcedureFeature Button Sequence To change your Pass CodeCall Forward Incoming Line Calls Call Forward Procedure Feature Button SequenceTo retrieve a parked call Call Park OrbitsTo park a call Page/Internal Call Pickup Call Pickup Feature CodesCall Pickup Group PickupFor Calls On Hold Dialing Description Call WaitingDirect Inward System Access Change Your DND Pass Code Setting DND for Another ExtensionDo Not Disturb To unlock a door Door LocksTo answer a door phone call Door PhonesTo call/monitor a door phone Emergency RingdownOverride Calls Busy OverrideTo use DND Override Do Not Disturb OverrideExecutive Override To use Busy OverridePrivacy Override Class of Service OverrideTo perform Class of Service Override PagingEmergency Answering aAll Call Speed Dial PrivacyRedial Store a Station Speed Dial Number Make a Call Using Speed DialTo store a Station Speed Dial Number using an Access Code Meaning Advanced Speed Dial OperationDial String Characters Voice Mail Direct Transfer Other Voice Mail FeaturesFeature Access Codes Feature Access Code Sequences Feature CodesCall Forward System Advanced Operation Messaging Advisory Feature Access CodesFeature Feature Access Code Sequences + Index Number + old Code + + new Code + LED Indicator Details DSS Console DSS Button OverviewTo transfer a call to an idle station FeaturesCalling a Station Transfer to an Idle StationTo answer an incoming outside line call to a DSS Console Call Transfer with Camp-onCall Answering Outside Line To transfer call to a busy stationNight Transfer Speed DialPaging Call Forward Override DSS OverrideDSS Console Ringing Repeat Centrex Feature ButtonsCentrex Application Flexible Directory NumberingDelayed Ringing Index Disa Index

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