Issue 5, June 1999
Do Not Disturb
Do Not Disturb is a local feature that causes the Optiset terminal to reject all incoming voice calls. A Do Not Disturb feature key will have been programmed if this feature is available to you. The Status light associated with the Do Not Disturb key lights when the feature is activated. The Status light goes dark when the key is pressed again to turn the feature off.
If your Optiset terminal is being used as an EKTS phone, Do Not Disturb rejects only calls to your primary line appearance. Those calls still will be presented to the other phones in the EKTS group.
If you have the Call Logging feature, unanswered and rejected incoming calls still will be logged even if Do Not Disturb is activated. If the terminal is used as an EKTS phone. only calls on the primary call appearance will be logged.
Download
Your Optiset terminal is capable of receiving configuration updates downloaded directly from the
If your terminal should display the "New download available" message. you can select the Clear download msg? menu option to clear the message. Then, either consult the person responsible for maintaining your Optiset terminal. or refer to document 1275
00050, Opliset
download.
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Issue 5, June 1999
Fast Transfer/OMS Fast Transfer
Fast Transfer, when enabled, allows you to complete the transfer of a call by simply hanging up after the party to receive the transfer has answered. If the transfer fails after you hang up, the transfer call is canceled, the Optiset terminal sounds an error tone, and the original call remains on hold. You may then reattempt the transfer or retrieve the held call.
OMS Fast Transfer is equivalent to the generic Fast Transfer feature but is designed to operate with OMS switching systems. Check with the person who installed your Optiset terminal, or the one who maintains it, to determine which Fast Transfer feature is enabled on your terminal.
Feature Indicator/Speed Dial
Speed Dial feature keys on your Optiset terminal can be programmed so that the associated status light represent another function. For example, if your terminal is subscribed to a Message Wailing feature provided by your local telephone operating company, a status light can be a programmed to turn on when a Message Waiting Feature Identification Number (FIN) is received from the switching system. The associated Speed Dial key might be programmed to dial a message server to retrieve the message.
When you press the Feature Indicator/Speed Dial key, the Optiset terminal places a call on an idle prime line appearance. However, unlike a normal Speed Dial key, pressing this key will not turn on the associated status light.
Feature Key Inspection
If your Optiset terminal is programmed with a Feature Key Inspection (FKI) key, this key allows you to inspect or verify the definition of a local or system feature key. The key toggles the Inspection mode on and off. The status light associated with the FKI key turns on and the message "Inspect is on" is displayed when the Inspection mode is on.
When the Inspection mode is on, you can press any other feature or line key to display current information about that key. Four types
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