Sprint Nextel 699030 manual Class of Service, Hunt Group, Idle state, Intercom, Keyset, Off-Hook

Class of Service

Your level of access to certain fea- tures. Your company’s phone system may assign a different class of ser- vice to particular extensions, to restrict access to certain features. See also Tenant Group.

DSS

Direct Station Selection. Press a DSS key to call or transfer to an internal resource without dialing manually. The internal resource can be a single extension, or a group of extensions such as a hunt group or paging group. In a Protegé system, a DSS key is a specially programmed dual function feature key.

Hunt Group

A group of extensions with a com- mon access number, organized in such a way that calls “hunt” from extension to extension to find a free line. See also UCD.

Idle state

The condition of your keyset when you are not using it, and when a call is not coming in.

Intercom

An intercom call is a call between extensions of your company’s phone system.

Glossary

Keyset

Another name for telephone. Specifically, a phone with a number of push buttons or “keys.”

LED

Light Emitting Diode. The lights next to the feature and dual function feature keys. Depending on the model, your keyset has a number of single- or dual-colored LEDs. Each provides information on the status of the associated feature or dual func- tion feature key. See also page 6.

Off-Hook

When you lift the handset you are “going off-hook.” Early telephones had a metal hook on which the hand- set hung. The modern technology of the Protegé system means you can now also go off-hook and on-hook by pressing the Speaker key.

On-Hook

When the phone handset is resting in the cradle. See Off-Hook.

Outside Line

See Trunk.

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