Custom Features
FEATURE
DESCRIPTION BENEFITS
Automatic Line Selection
Automatically selects a free line
No need to find a free line or
(See Page 32)
when you lift handset to make call. touch a button.
Program voice terminal to
select long distance lines in
[A] [U]
most economical order—for
example, WATS line first, then
regular service.
Call Coverage
Makes it possible for people to
Calls never go unanswered.
(See Pages 31 - 32, 33 - 34)
cover calls for others with whom
One person can cover as
they do not share lines. Person
many as five telephones.
covering calls does so by means
[A] [U]
of Cover button that takes care of
all lines on covered voice terminal.
Voice terminals may be pro-
grammed for either primary or
secondary coverage and imme-
diate, delayed, or no ring. (See
also Programmable Line Ringing.)
Primary Coverage
Assigned to someone who screens
Secretary can answer all
another person’s calls or answers
calls to a manager’s tele-
calls when person is away. phone, whether a regular out-
side line, a personal line, or
intercom.
Secondary Coverage
Assigned to someone who pro-
Flexible, programmable ring-
vides a second backup for ing assignments fit any cover-
covered voice terminal. age situation.
Call Restriction
Enables administrator to adjust any
Prevents telephone abuse.
(See Pages 27 - 29)
voice terminal for call restriction if
Voice terminals in public
necessary.
places, such as lobbies and
halls, to which visitors have
[A]
access can be restricted from
all outside calls or only toll
calls.
Outward Call Restriction
Voice terminal is adjusted so that
Gives management ability to
no outside calls can be made on
control telephone costs.
it.
Toll Call Restriction
Voice terminal is adjusted so that
no toll calls can be made on it.
NOTE: [A] means that administrator should assign the feature.
[U] means that user may assign the feature.
Both symbols together mean that user may assign the feature with administrator’s approval.
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