Appendix I,Glossary

Term

Definition

 

 

Incoming Calls

Calls that are made from outside of the system to an

 

extension inside of the system.

Internal (call or number)

A call or phone number (extension) that is inside the

 

system.

Numeric Keypad

A set of twelve buttons (0 through 9) and two symbols (*

 

and #).

Line or Line Appearance

An extension/directory number that appears on a phone.

 

 

Microphone

The built-in microphone, activated by the SPKR button,

 

provides the ability to use the phone without the handset.

 

The microphone is located on the lower front of the

 

phone in the right-hand corner

Multi-Line Phone

A phone having more than one extension number.

Numeric Feature Code

A Numeric Feature Code (two to four digits) is used to

 

access features on rotary phones that do not have a * or a

 

# symbol.

Off-Hook

A term that indicates that the handset of the phone has

 

been removed from the switchhook or the SPKR button

 

has been turned on.

On-Hook

A term that indicates that the handset of the phone is

 

resting on the switchhook. The phone is hung-up or the

 

SPKR button is turned off. (See On-Hook Dialing)

On-Hook Dialing

Dialing a call by using the SPKR button instead of

 

removing the handset from the switchhook. The ITE-

 

12+phone is designed especially for this.

Outgoing Calls

Calls that are placed from an extension inside of the

 

system to a destination that is outside of the system.

Park

A feature that allows a call to be placed in a temporary

 

hold state and assigned an extension number. The call

 

can be retrieved from any extension in the system by

 

dialing the number assigned to the call.

PDI 1000

Provides an interface for 300 bps to 38.4 Kbps

 

asynchronous RS-232C data.

Pickup

Allows calls that ring in at another extension to be picked

 

up at extensions that are members of the same Call

 

Pickup group.

Prime Line

The main extension on an ITE phone that is

 

automatically selected to place or receive calls when the

 

handset is lifted or the SPKR button is turned on. The

 

line button does not have to be pressed to make or

 

answer calls.

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