Toshiba 4000 Call Pickup, Enter the Call Park-Remote access code, Pickup-Group GPU access key

PERCEPTION 4000 FEATURE OPERATION

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Enter the Call Park—Remote access code.

3.Dial the directory number of the line on which the call is parked.

Listen for recall dial tone.

The CP-L LED on the station whose prime line was the call park destination will go out.

NOTES:

1.If a station initiating Call Park has Call Forward registered, any recalls of the parked call will still ring at the station.

2.If Call Park has been activated and the parked call party hangs up, all CP-L LEDs will go out and any station user who attempts to access the parked call will hear reorder tone.

3.A station user cannot initiate Call Park when connected to an attendant, paging unit, dictation machine, code calling unit, or voice mail system.

4.You cannot park a call to a local or remote directory number that already has a call parked to it.

5.If the party who initially parks a trunk call is not available when a recall occurs, the recall will be routed to the assigned recall destination (e.g., attendant/attendant group) that is assigned to the incoming trunk.

To Answer a Call Ringing within Your Call Pickup Group:

1.Listen for dial tone.

2.Press the Call

Pickup—Group (GPU) access key.

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CALL PICKUP

The Call Pickup feature allows you to pick up a call that is ringing at a nearby telephone. There are three types of Call Pickup. Call Pickup—Group allows you to access a call ringing at a station in your Call Pickup group without entering a specific directory number; Call Pickup—Directed Group allows you to access a call ringing in another Call Pickup group by entering the directory number of any of the group’s members; and Call Pickup—Directed allows you to either answer new calls to a specific telephone, or retrieve held calls from a specific telephone, by entering the telephone’s directory number.

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