Chapter 7 Attendant Answering Position
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26 Position Busy
Position
Busy Basic Key & Lamp
When the key is pressed, the lamp will light,
and the console will become not available.
Note: Press the button if operators leave
their seats.
27 Night Night Basic Key & Lamp
Allows the console to place in the night
answer mode and lights the associated lamp.
Releasing the key restores the console to
normal operation.
28 Up Down
Up and
Down Basic Key
Allows the attendant to adjust volume of the
receiver, ringer and contrast of the LCD.
29 LCD
Liquid
Crystal
Display
Basic Display
The following information will be displayed:
1st line:
The kind of party that connects to the
attendant, the number of the waiting calls, the
date and time.
2nd line:
Tenant number, station class of service and
station number belonging to the destination
(called) party.
3rd Line:
Tenant number, station class of service and
station number belonging to the source
(calling) party.
4th Line:
Optional indication, such as trunk busy.
30 Multi-Function
Key
Multi-
Function
Key
Basic Display
Keys while idle:
Mode—allows access to
DAY/NIGHT mode and LKOUT
(Console Lock out mode)
Prog—allows access for
programming DISA, Sy stem Speed
Dial, Date & Time and Tone
Ringer
Keys while answering or originating:
SPB—Out Pulse Short
LPB—Out Pulse Long
SHF—Flash Over Trunk
Keys while calling a busy station:
B.V—Busy Verification
Keys while calling a DND station:
DDOVR—DND override
Keys while accessing Hotel feature:
RC—Room Cut off
MW—Message Waiting
DD—Do not Disturb
WU—Wake up call
RESET—Reset