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Removing a CO/PBX Line from Hold
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depress fluttering or intermittent winking Ic6
- lift handset
4. Hold Recall
An audible recall signal, a fluttering COIPBX LED
and a display are provided to idle keysets that have
longer than the programmable time.
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display shows IT]
X corresponds to CO line recalling
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depress fluttering m
- lift handset
Note: Display will indicate the held lines of the station
sequentially, for 0.8 set each.
5. Abandoning a Call
Abandoning a Call
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at the end of the call, depress the Recall Key
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CO call is released, but the line is retained and new
dial tone is heard.
- dial next call
Abandoning Using Handset
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restore handset
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CO/PBX line is released
Abandoning when in Monitor Mode
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depress ,s
q
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$$ LED goes off and CO/PBX line is released
Intercom (Internal) Calls
1. Originating
To an Idle Station
- lift handset or depress $
cl
depress B for desired station
(if a previous CO/PBX call was in progress, the call
is placed on hold automatically)
receive tone burst
display shows called station number m]
after response, use handset to talk
To a Busy Station
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same as above (first 3 steps)
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receive call waiting tone
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wait until called station answers or restore handset.
Note: Calling party will receive busy tone when called
station is in Do Not Disturb mode or receiving an
ICM call. The called station’s display wit! not show
the calling station’s number.
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2. Answering
Idle Station
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receive tone burst
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display shows calling station’s number 1x1
,
ICM Flashes
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converse hands-free or pick-up handset
Busy Station on COjPBX Line
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receive half volume tone burst from speaker
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display shows calling station’s number 1-1
,
ICM Flashes
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depress m and converse immediately with call-
ing party,
or
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continue existing CO conversation
Note:
After call is abandoned and busy station becomes
idle, the display will show the number of the last
ICM party that called for 3 seconds.
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