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STEPOPERATIONRESULT
If successful,(a) A 3-party connection is made.
(b) OVWDE LED is on.
(c) Broken-into stations hear busy
override tone, and if integrated
Featurephone “XXXX
OVERRIDE” displayed.If unsuccessful,
(a) OVRIDE LED off.
(b) Reorder tone heard.
(c) “REQUEST DENIED”
2Both parties in the overridden
conversation will receive.
52103.7.7Call-Announcing “VOICE” (26, 27)
Call Announcing provides the ability to make calls within a restricted group of
phones, and receive priority-call handling and automatic termination(answer) on multi-line sets. The special call-announcing tone and
automatic activation of monitor/speakerphone provides the called party withthe knowledge that the call is distinct from a normal line-to-line call and
comes from within a restricted group.The Call Announcing differs from a normal call in several respects:
(a)The call is automatically answered and an alerting tone is
sounded if called party is idle.
UNDistinctive intercom ringing is supplied at the called phone if thecalled phone is busy.
(dThe call cannot be forwarded.
(d)The call cannot be diverted with call pickup.
(e)The call originating can be completed even though the called line
is busy (pseudo call waiting).
(f )The call will automatically release privacy on a current line call.
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STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook or depress monitor or
(a) Dial tone heard.
speakerphone.
(b) “PLEASE DIAL”
2
3Depress VOICE.
VOICE LED on.
Release VOICE.
4Depress a DSS or line button. If DSS
or line button does not permit call
announcing, the depression is
treated as an error.(a) VOICE LED flashes at 120 IPM.
(b) “NUMBER = 
”-(a) VOICE LED on.
(b) “NUMBER = 
XxXx”
5a. If call is answeredl/2-second tone burst heard.
b. If called party is busy and receiving
call-waiting treatment
Ringback tone heard.
c. If called party is busy and is not
receiving call-waiting treatmentBusy tone heard.
NOTES:
1If call announcing is denied, you will receive the message “REQUEST DENIED” on
the display, all related 
LEDs will revert to their original state, and FLASH must be
used to get back to the party that was to be placed on hold, if any. The call
announcing sequence is abandoned.
7’-.Call announcing calls cannot be placed from CO lines.
Automatic Call Announcing (27)
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2Depress A VOICE.(a) VOICE LED flashes
(b) “NUMBER + XXXX”
(c) VOICE LED on.
3Continue as with a normal line-to-line
call.
NOTE:Auto announce calls cannot be placed from CO lines.
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3.7.8Call Forward “FVVD” (19)The Call Forward feature enables the user to have calls directed to his phone
forwarded to another phone ‘within the switch. The features are activated and
deactivated under user control at any time (with some restrictions). The
feature options include:
(4Calls may be forwarded automatically, manually, or not at all.
(1)Calls may be automatically forwarded by the phone when the
feature is activated.
(2)Calls may be forwarded manually by the user on a call-by-call basis.
(3)Call forwarding can be deactivated (and activated) by the
user at any time.
(WCall-forward activation is of two types.
(1)Call forwarding activation permits fixed-forwarding to a
preprogrammed default destination.
(2)Call forwarding activation permits variable forwarding, where
the user may modify the forwarding type and destination at
each activation.
wCalls may be forwarded conditionally or unconditionally.
Conditions (or types) apply to both fixed-variable automatic
forwarding. The conditions are:
(1)Forward on busy (1)
(2)Forward on no answer (2)
(3)Forward on busy and no answer (3)
(4)Forward all calls (4)
(d)Calls may be forwarded selectively (Special Forward, SP FWD)
based on the call source.
(1)Based on the source of the incoming call, the call may be
selectively forwarded (forward only = 1).
PIBased on the source of the incoming call, the call may be
selectively not forwarded (forward except = 2).
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Call Forward and Special Call Forward, Operation
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1To activate, depress FWD or SP FWD. (a) Associated LED lights.
(b) Feature activated.
2To deactivate, depress FWD or SP
(a) LED off.
FWD a second time.(b) Feature deactivated.
3.7.9Call Wold “#OLD” (24)
Hold permits an existing call to be temporarily placed in a hold condition and
to be retrieved by the station that placed the call on hold, or by another station
with an appearance for that line. Exclusive Hold allows the user to prevent
another station from retrieving a held call.
The HOLD button is used to place the call on hold. Retrieval is performed via
the line button for multi-line sets, or the HOLD button for single-line sets.
For the single-line set user, while one call is being held, another call can be
initiated. Once the call is established the call swap (or call hold flip-flop)
feature can be used to alternate between the two calls.
With multi-line sets, only the station line used to initiate the call hold can
retrieve the held call. When multi-set line appearances are present on other
Featurephones, other users can also retrieve the call. If desired, the hold
pushbutton can be depressed a second time which implements Exclusive
Hold.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Begin from a normal two-way conversation.
For normal hold, depress HOLD.
OR
For exclusive hold, depress HOLD
again within 3 seconds.
If hold is successful,(a) HOLD LED flashes at the appropriate
rate depending on type of hold. For
multi-line sets, the primary line LED will
flash at the appropriate rate. If hold is
not exclusive, all other appearances of
the line will flash the primary line LED.
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(b) “CALL HELD”
See Visual Signals, Table 3.1.OR
If hold is unsuccessful,(a) Hold LED will return to original status.
(b) Reorder tone heard.(c) “REQUEST DENIED”. Line 
LEDs
unaffected.User may flash to return to party or
re-attempt hold.
2To originate a new call, depress
NEW CALL, FLASH, or select a
new line.See appropriate paragraph.See also: Primary Line
Secondary Line
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(4
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)The Call Park capabilities are subject to the switch 
class-of-service restrictions.
The phone’s prime-line directory number will be used as
the park-to and park-retrieve default number. -Only the
phone whose control line a call is parked to will be notified of
the retrieval or abandon of that parked call. The parking
phone will not be notified unless it is also the parked-to
phone.
The phone will distinguish between a call park and a park
retrieve by whether the user is in a dialing state or not. If the
phone has just received a collect digits signal from the
switch, then the request will be to retrieve a parked call.
This is true even if there is a call on soft hold. This
arrangement allows the user to bring a parked call into a
consult or three-way connection. If the user is currently
engaged in a connection with another party, then depressing
the PARK button indicates the user wants to park the call.
When calls are parked to a control line that is not a prime
control line, the STATUS message will be sent to the phone
that controls the line. The phone will keep track of which line
the call is parked to and automatically retrieve the call from
the respective park number on default input.
If the parked call is not retrieved before time out, the
parked-to station is rung.
If the parked party releases from the connection, the
parked-to phone will be notified and the PARK LED will be
extinguished if no other calls are parked.
Call Park
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
Beginning from a normal two-way conversation.
1Depress PARK.
2Enter the number to which the call is
to be parked. Repertory dialing, or
DSS buttons may be used.
OR
Enter 
#, or do nothing for 5 seconds
and the user’s directory number is
used.(a) PARK LED flashes at 120 IPM.
(b) “NUMBER =
”“NUMBER = 
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RESULT3If park is successful,(a) Confirmation tone.
(b) PARK LED on steady on parked-to
phone.
4Release by Flash or New Call.11II
5If park is unsuccessful,“REQUEST DENIED”
6Flash to return to original connection.PARK LED off.NOTE:
If parked-to station is a Featurephone and has a PARK LED, that LED will be on to
indicate that a call is parked to that station number.
Call Park RetrieveSTEPOPERATION
RESULT
1
2
3
5210Begin from an idle, off-hook, receiving dial tone state.
Depress the PARK button.Enter the number from which the call
is to be retrieved.
OR
Enter 
# or wait for 5 seconds andthe user’s own directory number
becomes the park retrieve number.If retrieval is successful,
If unsuccessful,
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(a) PARK LED flashes at 120 IPM.(b) “NUMBER =
”“NUMBER = XXXX”
(a) 
“WXXXXRET” where XXXX is call
which was parked
OR
“AA XXXX” if trunk group indicating
type and number.
(b) Transmission established.
(c) Reorder tone heard.
(d) “REQUEST DENIED”
(e) PARK LED will extinguish if no other calls
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basis.
3.7.11
Call Pickup “PICKUP” (28, 29)Call Pickup allows the user to answer another ringing station within a work
group (Group Pickup) or from a larger expanded group (Extended Group
Pickup). Both types provide for directed pickup so that the desired ringing
station may be specified.
Group/Directed Call Pickup (28)
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
Begin from detection of a phone ringing within the pickup group.
1Depress PICKUP.(a) PICKUP LED on.
For directed pickup, enter the ringing
number within 5 seconds.
OR
Do nothing for 5 seconds and group
pickup is activated.(b) “NUMBER =
” indicating the call
source, the number picked up from
and PI to indicate a pickup.(c) Call is connected to user’s phone.
2Proceed with the call as normal.
3If there was no ringing call within
the group.(a) Reorder tone heard.
(b) PICKUP LED off.(c) “NO CALL”
4If pickup attempt was to a station
restricted from pickup.(a) Reorder tone heard.
(b) PICKUP LED off.
(c) “CANNOT COMPLETE”
NOTE:If there is more than one ringing phone in the group, PICKUP will connect to the
station listed first in the call pickup group table, unless directed pickup is used.
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							TL-130100-1001Extended Group/Directed Call Pickup (29)Same as Group/Directed Call Pickup except depress GRP PICKUP.
See also:Inside Call Source Display, Table 3.5.
Outside Call Source Display, Table 3.6.
3.7.12Call Waiting “WAIT” (30)Call Waiting permits an instrument user to cause incoming calls of certain
types to wait for answering when the desired called line is busy with another
call. To the calling line, it will appear as if the called line is idle. The called
instrument provides special audible and visual signals to alert the user to the
waiting call. The user may either release the current call and then answer the
new call, or swap back and forth between calls. Up to two calls are allowed
to wait on an Integrated Featurephone line.
Call Waiting, Initiation
STEPOPERATIONRESULTBegin with a call to a station, busy tone returned.
1To activate a tone indicating to the
called party that a call is waiting,
depress CALL WAIT.(a) CALL WAIT LED on.
(b) 
Ringback tone (as if station was not
busy) heard.
2Remain off-hook (or depress
MONITOR/SPEAKERPHONE) until
party answers.
3Continue as with a normal line-to-line
call.
Call Waiting, Busy Station
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
Call waiting is active immediately following button programming.
1Incoming call arrives and user is
busy with another call.(a) CALL WAIT LED flashes at 60 IPM.
(b) Beep tone heard.
(c) 
“C# = XXXX WAITING”
2To answer waiting call,
depress CALL WAIT.(a) CALL WAIT LED flashes at 60 IPM
indicating that the original call is now
waiting.
(b) Call source, “WAIT ANSWER”
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3Successive operations of CALL
WAIT button swaps back and forth
between calls.Call source shows that the current call is
waiting.
4When finished with a call, go
on-hook.If only one call is waiting:
(a) CALL WAIT LED off.
(b) Distinctive ringing indicates call still
waiting.
(c) Call source 
“C# = XXXX NORMAL” if
two calls waiting, as in Step 1 above.
NOTE:
If the remote end of the active call disconnects, the user must depress CALL WAIT
to be connected to the other call waiting or go on-hook as in Step 4.
Special Call Wait -- Activation/Deactivation (31)
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1To activate, depress SP WAIT.
SP WAIT LED on.
2To deactivate, depress SP WAIT
again.SP WAIT LED off.
3.7.13Conference “CONF” (38)
Conference, Eight-PartyConference provides the ability to form up to an eight-party conference
through an add-on technique using a conference bridge. The conference is
assembled by a single-control party rather than a meet-me or attendant
arranged conference.
STEP
OPERATIONRESULTBeginning from an idle state, seize a line.
1Depress CONF button.(a) CONF LED flashes at 120 IPM.
(b) A conference bridge is selected by
the switch.
(c) “CONFERENCE”
(d) CONF LED on (see note 1).
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