ATTENDANT CONSOLE
Attendant Programming
2.If all Attendant loop circuits are busy when Automatic Recall is activated, unanswered calls will be routed to the Attendant when idle loops become available. Call Waiting (CW) shows on the LCD to indicate a call is waiting to be answered.
3.A maximum of six calls (one per loop) may be released simultaneously from any single Attendant Console.
4.This feature provides each Attendant with the equivalent of twelve switching loops.
5.In a Multiple Console Operation, the attendant who initiated the loop release will be recalled.
6.Attendant Loop Release is only applicable to trunk calls and station calls extended to an unanswered station/ busy station
7.Calls which are held by the Attendant, using the HOLD key, cannot be released from the console. These calls remain on the switched loop until they are either extended by the Attendant or abandoned by the calling party.
8.When Attendant
9.Release is denied when the Attendant attempts to transfer a trunk to a fully restricted station or to a station which already has a trunk camped onto it. In this case, the RELEASE key is ineffective.
Attendant Programming
General Description
This function is allowed only for the Attendant Console and is used to execute DISA code set up, speed dial programming, and system clock set up operations.
Station Application
Not Applicable.
Operating Procedure
The following operations are common for DISA code set up, speed dial programming, and system clock set up operations.
1.Press an idle LOOP key.
2.Press the PROG key.
The PROG key LED (red) lights.
PASSWORD is displayed on the LCD as prompt information.
3.Dial the password
The dialed password is displayed on the LCD.
When password dialing is completed, the following message is displayed on the LCD. The PROG key LED (red) blinks at this time.
PROGRAM
DISA SPD CLOCK TONE
If the RLS key is pressed in this status, the Attendant Console will return to the idle status. At this time, both CANCEL and Answer keys are disabled.
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