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CONFERENCE (THREE/FOUR PARTY)
5.Multiline Terminals may allow other Multiline Terminals with the same line button appearance to enter the conversation (and therefore establish a Conference) by using the Privacy feature. Refer to the Privacy Fea- tures and Specifications for more information.
6.Once the second party answers, and prior to pressing the Conf key, Multiline Terminals may use the Trans- fer or Answer key to alternate between the two parties. Refer to the Broker's Call Features and Specifica- tions for more information.
7.During a
8.A maximum of 16 simultaneous Conferences can be established in the system.
9.The Hold key on Multiline Terminals can be used during a Conference to place the other parties on Hold (Exclusive or Nonexclusive). The other parties can continue to converse.
10.Retrieval of the first party on Multiline Terminals (after pressing the Transfer key dialing another party and receiving ringback with no answer or busy tone) is accomplished by pressing the Transfer key. Use of the Recall key instead will provide feature dial tone and allows calling another party.
11.Attendant Override and Executive Override cannot be used on stations currently in a
12.When attempting to call a second internal party after a hookflash, and the Single Line Telephone user en- counters internal busy tone or internal ringback with no answer, the user can return to the first party by hook- flashing again.
13.When a call is made to a second external party after a hookflash, the next hookflash will result in a Confer- ence. By hookflashing again, the last connection is released, returning the Single Line Telephone user to the original party.
14.Call Back and Message Waiting can be set to stations involved in a three- or
15.Amplification is not provided for Conferences.
16.When a Single Line Telephone or Multiline Terminal user goes
17.When a Multiline Terminal user presses the Conf key prior to going
18.An internal party must be
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