Siemens Saturn Iie Epabx General Description Manual
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SATURN IIE EPABX A30808-X5130-A120-l-8918 Feature Descriptions Issue 1, May 1986 effect, the forwarding station continues to ring for another no answer interval. At the end of the time in- terval, the forwarding process is attempted again. If the Call Forwarding - All Calls or Call Forwarding - Busy Lines feature is in effect, the forwarding station user may activate the Internal Call Queuing - Standby or Internal Call Queuing Callback features. A station with- in the circular hunt group that has this feature in ef- fect is skipped during hunting. If the station is called direct (not part of a hunt sequence) the call is forwarded as described previously. The hunting sequence can be arranged for either consecutive or non-consecutive numbers. The SATURN IIE EPABX System is capable of providing any required number of circular hunt groups. A maximum of 30 stations can be assigned to each circular hunt group. d. Station Hunting - No Answer Advance (SLTSDT) This feature searches for another idle station in a hunt group if a ringing station is not answered within a predetermined period of time. The search for call com- pletion advances until the last station is reached, in which case the last station rings until an automatic recall is initiated. e. Station Hunting - Secretarial (SLTSDT) This feature allows calls to a busy hunt group to be automatically routed to a common station or to a com- mon hunt group. The common station or hunt group can be assigned to handle overflow calls from one or several hunt groups. Two circular hunt groups cannot be combined. f. Station Hunting - Terminal (SLT, SDT) An incoming call to a.busy station, assigned to a ter- minal hunt group, causes the SATURN IIE EPABX System to progressively search for an idle station with- in that hunt group. The hunting sequence starts with the called station and ends with the last station in the group completing the call to the first idle station en- countered. If all stations are busy, busy tone is heard. If a call is forwarded to a member of a terminal hunt group that is busy, the system hunts for an idle mem- ber in that hunt group. If no idle member is found and the Call Forwarding - No Answer feature is in effect, the forwarding station continues to ring for another no answer interval. At the end of the time interval, the forwarding process is attempted again. If the Call Forwarding - All Calls or Call Forwarding - Busy Line feature is in effect, the forwarding station user can activate the Internal Call Queuing - Standby or Internal Call Queuing Callback features. A station within the terminal hunt group that has this feature in effect is skipped during hunting. If the sta- tion is called direct (not part of a hunt sequence) the call is forwarded as previously described. The hunting sequence can be arranged for either con- secutive or non-consecutive numbers. The SATURN IIE EPABX is capable of providing any required num- ber of terminal hunt groups. A maximum of 30 stations can be assigned to each terminal hunt group. g. Stop Hunt (SLTSDT) This feature provides the capability for hunt groups to be temporarily reduced in size. The hunt list is short- ened by a station user dialing the stop hunt access code from the station in which all succeeding stations are to be excluded from the hunting list. For example, if the hunt sequence included extensions 234-235-236-237-238 and the stop hunt access code is dialed at extension 236, the new hunt sequence would be extensions 234,235,236. The hunt group can be returned to its full size by a station user dialing the stop hunt cancellation code from the station at which the Stop Hunt feature was activated. h. Automatic Call Distribution (SLT,SDT)’ l ACD Incoming Call Completion. When an incom- ing (CO) call is directed to an ACD group and no station within that group is immediately available for assignment, completion of the call takes place in the following sequence: ringing is detected and continues for a timed period. The caller is then con- nected to the announcement, if provided. After that, the caller is connected to silence or music, if provided. . FIFO Queue Operation. Answering of all incom- ing (CO) calls to the same ACD hunt group is per- formed on a strictly first-in/first-out (FIFO) basis. For instance, if the oldest call is connected to an an- nouncement and is only part way through it when a station becomes available, the call is immediately disconnected from the announcement and con- nected to the available station. l Timing of CO Ringing. If announcement capabil- ity is used in the ACD hunt group, answer super- vision is not returned to the central office until the station selected actually answers. If the announcement capability is used in the group, ringing continues until either the selected station answers or the announcement is connected. When either of these occurs, answer supervision is returned to the central office. l Music-on-Hold (MOH) Delay. When this feature is implemented, waiting callers receive MOH, which continues until a station is assigned to the call. When a station is assigned, the caller receives ringback tone until the station answers. l These four features are basic SATURN features; ad- ditional SATURN ACD features are also available. “ACD” has been referred to as “UCD” in previous sales literature.
SATURN IIE EPABX Feature Descriptions 4.11 a. b. c. 4.12 a. b. C. Message Waiting Features Message Waiting - Automatic Callback (SLTSDT’) A station user that receives a message waiting indica- tion, can have the SATURN IIE EPABX System auto- matically attempt a connection to the activating station by dialing an access code. Message Waiting - Cancellation (SLTSDT’) A station user that receives a message from, or sends a message to another station, may cancel the message by dialing the appropriate cancellation access code. When a station user invokes the Message Waiting - Automatic Callback feature, the associated message waiting indication is automatically cancelled as soon as the station from which the message waiting was originated is answered. Message Waiting Capability (SLT, ATT*,SDT*) This feature allows a station user to send a message waiting indication to a party at another station. The message waiting indication consists of a fiashing lamp and/or a display on the alphanumeric display (SDT 18- and 26-button sets only). The message Waiting feature can be activated toward any SATURN IIE EPABX System station as long as the station has the capability to receive Message Waiting indications. Activation of the Message Waiting feature can be performed either immediately after dialing a busy station number or without first attempting a call to the destination station. Only one message may terminate at an SLT at any one time. The maximum number of messages that can ter- minate at an SDT is four. Privacy Features Attendant Override Security (SLTSDT) Stations assigned this feature may not be overridden by the attendant. Data Line Security (SLTSDT) Stations assigned this feature may not be overridden, camped-on, or receive any other signals (e.g., call wait- ing tone) when the station is busy. Do-Not-Disturb (SLTSDT’) A station user that wishes not to be disturbed by in- coming calls may activate the Do-Not-Disturb feature and make the user’s station appear busy. When this feature is active, all calls to the station receive a busy tone. The user may originate calls in the normal man- ner. However, each time the user goes off-hook, recall dial tone is heard as a reminder that the station is in the Do-Not-Disturb mode. Activation of the Do-Not- Disturb feature via SDTS is performed on a per-line ba- sis. Intercom calls and Voice calls are not affected by activation of the Do-Not-Disturb feature. Message Wait- ing may be activated to a station that has the Do-Not- Disturb feature active. d. e. f. h. A30808-X5130-A120-l-6918 _ Issue 1, May 1986 Executive Override (SLTSDT’) This feature allows a station user, upon encountering a busy or special ringback tone on an internal call, to enter into the existing connection for the intended pur- pose of announcing a high priority or emergency call. A.warning tone is provided to both parties before the conversation is overridden. (This tone may be repeat- ed.) Executive Override cannot be invoked if the called station is not in a stable two-party state, established in a three-way connection, assigned with Data Line Security or Executive Override Security, connected to an attendant or customer-provided equipment (paging, dictation, code calling), or no 4 port conference bridge is available. If the called station is in the Do-Not-Disturb mode, this feature is overridden causing the station to ring as in a station-to-station call. Executive Override - Automatic (SLTSDT) This feature allows a station user to camp-on to a busy station and automatically break into the call in progress if the called party does not answer within a predeter- mined period of time. Before the call is overridden, a warning tone is heard by the two conversing parties, alerting them of the impending override. The override function does not occur if the called station is not in a stable two-party talk state, established in a three-way connection, assigned with Data Line Security, or Ex- ecutive Override Security, connected to an attendant or customer-provided equipment (paging, dictation, code calling), or no 4 port conference bridge is availa- ble. If the called station is in the Do-Not-Disturb mode, this feature is overridden causing the station to ring as in a station-to-station call. Executive Override Security (SLT, SDT) Stations assigned this feature may not be overriden by individuals employing the Executive Override Without Warning Tone feature. Executive Override No Tone Security (SLT, SDT) Stations assigned this feature may not be overriden by individuals employing the Executive Override Without Warning Tone feature. Executive Override Without Warning Tone (SLT, SDT) This feature allows station users, upon encountering busy or special ringback tone on an internal call, to enter into the existing connection for the purpose of announcing a high priority or emergency call. No warn- ing tone is provided to the conversing parties. This fea- ture cannot be invoked if the called station is not in a stable two-party connection, established in a three- way connection classmarked with Data Line Security or Executive Override Security - No Tone, connected to an attendant or customer-provided equipment (pag- ing, dictation, code calling), or no 4 port conference bridge is available. If the called station is in the Do- Not-Disturb mode, this feature is overridden causing the station to ring as in a station-to-station call. Both features, Executive Override (With Warning Tone) and Executive Override Without Warning Tone, may 4-7
SATURN IIE EPABX Feature Descriptions coexist in the system. Stations may be assigned either, both, or neither feature, based upon their individual class-of-service. The type of override performed, when allowed, is determined by the access code dialed. While listening to busy or special ringback tone, the calling party depresses the hookswitch and receives recall dial tone. The calling party then dials the access code assigned to Executive Override Without Warn- \, rng Tone. After a steady, low tone is received, a third ‘
SATURN IIE EPABX Feature Descriptions A30808-X5130-A120-1-8918 Issue 1, May 1986 SECTION 5.00 SIEMENS DIGITAL TELEPHONE FEATURES 5.01 Siemens Digital Telephone Overview (SDT) The SATURN SDT is a sophisticated, digital electronic tele- phone which is available in three configurations: l6-button Jr. DYAD, 18-button DYAD, and 26-button DYAD, respectively. The buttons can be flexibly assigned to several lines, trunks, and/or features. An alphanumeric liquid crystal display is provided on the 18- and 26-button SDTs. The alphanumeric display provides var- ious information about a call or feature such as the digits dialed from the SDT, identity of an incoming call, messages, etc. All SMs are provided with a built-in speaker and separate volume controls for adjusting the receive loudspeaker volume and the audible alerting tones. (Refer to the User Guide for adjustment instructions.) Each SDT is equipped with a single communication channel which is used exclusively for voice communications. The SD% can be located up to 2,000 cable feet (610 meters) from the SATURN IIE EPABX. The DYAD is also equipped with a built-in microphone; the speaker/microphone combination arrangement allows the DYAD to be provided with Hands-Free Operation features. Refer to Section 4.00 for additional SD%related features. 5.02 General Features a. Automatic Line Preference Connection to a given pick-up line on an SDT can be provided on an automatic basis. Each SDT can be assigned one originating and one terminating prefer- ence. The originating preference options are: Prime Line Preference, Last Line Preference, and Idle Line Preference. The terminating preference options are: Ringing Line Preference and Incoming Line Prefer- ence. If an automatic line preference is not assigned, the SDT user must manually depress a pick-up button each time the user originates and answers a call. 1. Originating Line Preferences a) Prime Line Preference. This preference option automatically selects for the SDT station user, the prime line pick-up button when the user goes off-hook to originate a call. b) Last Line Preference. This preference option automatically selects for the SDT station user that goes off-hook, the same line pick-up but- ton to which the user was connected the last time the user was off-hook on the SDT. c) Idle Line Preference. This preference option au- tomatically selects for the SDT station user, an idle EPABX line pick-up button when the user goes off-hook to originate a call. 2. Terminating Line Preferences Ringing Line Preference. This preference op- tion automatically selects for the on-hook SDT station user, a pick-up button associated with a call in the ringing state. Pick-up buttons as- sociated with lines that are not assigned to ring on the SDT are not selected. Incoming Line Preference. This preference op- tion automatically selects for the on-hook SDT station user, a pick-up button associated with an incoming call. The line pick-up button as- sociated with an incoming call is selcrted regardless of whether the line is in the ringing or alerting state at that SDT. A terminating line preference takes precedence over an originating line preference when a terminating call exists. The SDT user may override an automatic preference by preselect- ing a b. Call Release pick-up button prior to going off-hook. - C. d. e. In applications where the on-hook (or off-hook) state of the SDT cannot be provided by way of the hook- switch, the user can obtain the on-hook (off-hook) state by depressing the release feature button. The Release feature button is normally assigned to SDTs from which the user makes use of a headset instead of a hand- set, or when the user attaches the handset to an acoustically-coupled device (i.e., modem). Call Transfer to Attendant An SDT station user engaged on an incoming or out- going call may transfer the call to the attendant for fur- ther assistance by depressing the Attendant Transfer feature button and going on-hook. Alternatively, the user may depress the Attendant Transfer button, wait until the attendant answers, announce the call, and then go on-hook to transfer the call. Feature Buttons Feature buttons are non-locking pushbuttons on the SDT assigned to provide direct access to SATURN IIE EPABX System features in lieu of the more traditional requirement of dialing feature access codes. An LED located within each feature button, except in buttons 5 and 10 at the bottom on the 18- and 26-button SDTs and the bottom eight buttons on the %-button SW, pro- vides the active/inactive status of most features. Forced Cal! Forwarding This feature allows an SDT station user to forward a waiting or ringing call to a preassigned station by depressing the Forced Call Forwarding feature button. The forwarded-to station is assigned via a CMU proce- dure. If the forwarded-to station does not answer the call within 30 seconds (adjustable via a CMU proce- dure), the call is transferred to the attendant console.
SATURN IIE EPABX Feature Descriptions f. h. i. 5.03 a. 5-2 I-Use Indication This feature is used by the SDT station user to deter- mine which line the user is presently utilizing. The SDT user activates this feature by depressing the I-Use fea- ture button. This causes all button LEDs to momen- tarily go dark with the exception of the button LED corresponding to the line in use by the user. The I-Use Indication lasts for a period of 1.5 seconds. This fea- ture is activated automatically when the user goes off- hook or depresses a pick-up button for pre-selection. Multiline Pickup This feature allows a SDT station user to have access to several lines. Each line is assigned to a separate pick-up button and corresponds to an EPABX line, CO trunk, WATS trunk, FX trunk, etc. Calls may be origi- nated from or received at any appearance of a partic- ular line by operation of the appropriate pick-up button. Each pick-up button is provided with an LED that indi- cates the status of the associated line. Each digital telephone set must have one (and only one) Prime Line assigned. This line may have appear- ances at other sets but may not be the Prime Line for those sets. In addition to the Prime Line, each set may have line appearances which are not Prime Lines for any set. Such lines are known as “phantom” lines. Phantom lines may also have multiple appearances. A maximum of 128 phantom lines may be assigned in all loads within the SATURN IIE EPABX System. Phan- tom lines are not to be confused with “alias” numbers, which are multiple station numbers assigned to the same station without separate pick-up buttons. (Alias numbers also apply to single-line telephone sets.) Single-line telephone sets may also have a line appear- ance or multiple line appearances on digital telephone sets. Pickup Buttons Pick-up buttons are non-locking pushbuttons on the SDT assigned to provide direct originating and/or ter- minating access to an EPABX line, trunk, intercom or system facility (e.g., paging). An LED located within each feature button, except in buttons 5 and 10 at the bottom on the 18- and 26-button SDTs and the bottom eight buttons on the 16-button SW, provides the cur- rent busy/idle status of the associated facility. Station Senderized Operation Individual SDTs only transmit inaudible digital signals to the SATURN IIE EPABX System common control equipment. If the call is intended to leave the system, the common control equipment stores the digital sig- nals and converts them to dial pulses or DTMF signals, as required, for further transmission to the connect- ing office. A tone generator, located inside each SW, produces an audible tone each time a keypad key is depressed as confirmation of a key depression. Ringing features Abbreviated Ringing - Station Busy Abbreviated ringing is provided when an SDT station b. C. 5.04 a. b. C. A30808X5130-A120-l-8978 Issue 1, May 1986 P user is active on a call and an incoming call appears on another pick-up button that is programmed to ring on the SDT. When the call first appears, one short burst of tone is heard. The tone is heard only once. The LED within the associated pick-up button flashes, as nor- mal, to indicate the alerting call. If the user goes on- hook to answer the incoming call, the normal ringing tone pattern is heard. _’ ,7 Common Audible Ringing Each pick-up line on a multiple line SOT is assigned as either a ringing or non-ringing appearance. A line that appears on more than one SDT can ring on one, a combination, all, or none of the line appearances. Station Ringer Cutoff :. ; The feature allows the SDT station user to disable the SDT’s audible alert tone by depressing the Station Ringer Cutoff feature button. When the audible alert tone is disabled, all ringing features associated with line appearances are turned off regardless of the call type and/or ringing assignments for the SDT. The sta- tion user may enable the audible alert tone function by again depressing the Station Ringer Cutoff feature button. Direct Access Features Direct Station Selection The Direct Station Selection (DSS) feature allows au- tomatic dialing of a preassigned station number when the SDT station user goes off-hook on a pick-up line and depresses the appropriate DSS feature button. Each SDT can be equipped with one or more DSS fea- ture buttons, each corresponding to a station number assigned via a CMU procedure. An LED, located wi- thin each DSS feature button, provides a visual indi- cation of the busy/idle status of the associated station. Direct Trunk Group Selection A pick-up button can be assigned on one or more SDTs for direct, rather than dial, access of a trunk group. Up to eight SDTs can have an appearance of the trunk group. The busy/idle status of the trunk group is indi- cated via an LED located within the associated pick- up button. A dark LED indicates at least one trunk is idle in the trunk group and a lighted LED indicates all trunks in the trunk group are busy. No incoming calls terminate on this pickup button. Direct Trunk Selection A pick-up button can be assigned on one or more SDTs for direct, rather than dial, access of a specific trunk. Up to eight SDTs can have an appearance of a specif- ic trunk. The busy/idle status of the trunk is indicated via an LED located within the associated pick-up but- ton. A dark LED indicates the trunk is idle and lighted LED indicates the trunk is busy. Incoming calls over the trunk cause the LED to flash at all appearances of the trunk. Ringing is provided at all trunk appear- ances assigned to ring.
SATURN IIE EPABX Feature Descriptions d. e. 5.05 a. b. 5.06 a. Saved Number Redial After dialing a destination number and while still off- hook, the SDT station user may store into system memory the just-dialed number by depressing the Saved Number Redial feature button. Later the user can have the stored number automatically redialed by depressing the same feature button. Only one num- ber can be stored at a time at each SDT Station-Defined Direct Dial The Station-Defined Direct Dial feature allows a sta- tion user to access either another station within the sys- tem or various system feature access codes, by depressing a feature button. No dialing is required by the station user to invoke this feature. A string of up to four digits can be assigned to each SDT button. This digit string can consist of group speed call access codes, individual speed call access codes, feature access codes, or extension numbers. A mini- mum of 1 and a maximum of 16 station-defined direct dial buttons can be used with the SDT. Hold Features Exclusive Hold This feature allows the SDT station user to place a call in a special hold mode, such that only the station user that held the call can retrieve the call, even though the line may appear at other stations. Exclusive hold is ac- tivated by depressing the Exclusive Hold feature but- ton which causes the associated line pick-up LED at the activating station to flutter and light steadily at all other appearances of the line. The call may be retrieved by the station user again depressing the pick-up button. Manual Hold This feature allows the SDT station user to place a call in a special hold mode, such that other station users having access to the same line appearance can retrieve the call. Manual hold is activated by depress- ing the Manual Hold feature button causing the as- sociated line pick-up LED to wink at all appearances of the line on hold. The call may be retrieved at any station with an appearance of the line by the station user depressing the winking pick-up button. Intercom Features Automatic Answer The Automatic Answer feature applies to station-to- station, Automatic Intercom, and Executive Intercom calls. (The feature cannot be used with attendant- extended trunk or DID calls.) This feature can be limited to Automatic Intercom and Executive Intercom calls by class-of-service assignment. The Automatic Answer feature requires that the sta- tion also have the Hands-Free feature assigned. Au- tomatic Answer can be alternately turned ON or OFF by depressing the AUTO ANSWER feature button. The LED in the AUTO ANSWER feature button is lit when A30808-X5130-A120-1-6918 - Issue 1, May 1986 the feature is activated. In that case, an incoming sta- tion or intercom call causes three short bursts of alert- ing tone. The set is then automatically placed in the Hands-Free mode. Automatic Intercom This feature provides a talking path between two desig- nated SDTs with automatic signaling of the called SDT. An Automatic Intercom call is initiated by depressing the dedicated intercom button associated with the called SDT The station number of the called SDT is displayed on the alphanumeric display. Executive Intercom This feature allows the SDT station user, by depress- ing the Executive Intercom feature button and keying a single digit code, to connect to another SDT within a prearranged intercom group. Each SDT can be equipped with multiple Executive Intercom feature but- tons with each button corresponding to a separate in- tercom group. Each intercom group can have a maximum of ten member stations. The executive in- tercom call is distinguished from other types of inter- com calls by three-burst ringing at the called SD% Manual Intercom This feature allows the SDT station user to connect to a common intercom path by depressing th Manual In- tercom pickup button. All manual intercom LEDs light steadily when the station user connects to the inter- com. A maximum of eight SDTs can be connected to a manual intercom group at any one time. Signaling of one or up to a maximum of eight predetermined SDTs within the intercom group is performed by depressing the Manual Signaling feature button. When the Manual Signaling feature button is depressed, a continuous tone is heard at the preassigned SDT(s) for as long as the button is depressed. Voice Announce The Voice Announce feature may be used in conjunc- tion with Automatic Intercom and Executive Intercom calls only. This feature establishes a one-way commu- nication path which allows a calling party to be heard over the called party’s SDT’s built-in speaker. When Voice Announce is used, only a one-way con- versation path exists from the SDT of the calling party to the SDT of the called party. To allow a two-way con- versation, the called party must either go off-hook or enter the Hands Free mode of operation (if provided). Voice Announce can be alternately turned ON or OFF by depressing the VOICE ANN feature button. The LED in the VOICE ANN feature button is lit when the fea- ture is activated. In that case, an incoming intercom call causes three short bursts of alerting tone. The call- ing party receives one short burst of ringback tone, af- ter which the calling party may converse over the called party’s speaker. Other calls in progress are not interrupted by Voice An- nounce calls. The called party may, if desired, place 5-3
SATURN IIE EPABX Feature Descriptions A30808-X5130-A120-l-8918 Issue 1, May 1986 an existing call on hold to receive an incoming Voice Announce call. 5.07 Display Features (1% and 26-Button SDTs only) a. Attendant Identification on Display An SDT station user dialing the attendant or receiving a call from the attendant results in the attendant indi- cator and attendant identification number being dis- played on the alphanumberic display (e.g., ATT 400). b. Call Forwarding Display An SDT station user that activates a call-forwarding fea- ture is provided with a display of the forwarded- destination number when the SDT is not in use (e.g., FWD-TO 419). An SDT station user that receives a for- warded call is provided with a display that indicates the number of the station that activated call fotward- ing and the source number or designation of the call- ing party (e.g., CF 1234 LOCAL). c. Call Park Location Number Display An SDT station user that parks a call by depressing the Call Park feature button is provided with a display that identifies the location of the parked call. d. Call Pickup Source Display An SDT station user that answers a call via the Dial Call Pickup feature is provided with a visual display of the picked-up station number and the source num- ber or designation of the calling party (e.g., PU 3939 LOCAL). e. Call Waiting Display An SDT station user that receives a call waiting signal is provided with a display that includes the call wait- ing indicator, the station number or trunk identity of the call waiting to be answered, and the station number or trunk identity of the connected party. f. Callback Number Display An SDT station user is provided with a callback num- ber display upon receiving a call for an automatic call- back that was initiated earlier by the user. The display includes the callback indicator and the station num- ber to which automatic callback was initiated (e.g., CALLBCK 1219). g. Conference Mode Display An SDT station user is provided with a conference dis- play (CONF) whenever the user is engaged in a con- ference connection. h. DID Call Forward Display With this feature, the alphanumeric display on an At- tendant console shows that the incoming call is a DID trunk call forwarded by another station. The SDT displays “CF” the identity of the station for- warding the call, and a DID trunk identifier message. The ATT displays “IN VIA CFWD”, the DID trunk group and trunk member, and the forwarding station’s class- of-service and identity. i. Dial Input Verification Display This feature allows an SDT station user, dialing a des- tination number or access code, to verify the digits di- aled from the SDT. As each digit is dialed from the digital keypad, the digit is displayed on the alphanu- nieric display, scrolling the dialed digits from right to left. j. Duration of Call Display This feature provides a display of the elapsed time the SDT station user has been engaged on a particular call. The time is displayed in minutes and tenths of minutes and incremented in one-tenth intervals. The feature is activated and deactivated by the user depressing the Duration-of-Call feature button. k. Incoming Call Display An SDT station user that receives an incoming call is provided with a display of the source of the calling party. The call source is defined in SATURN IIE memory as a station number for internal calls and a trunk-type dis- play for external calls. The station number display consists of the calling party’s extension number (e.g., 1219). The trunk-type display is customer-defined by the assignment of up to eight alphanumeric characters to represent the trunk- type (e.g., TIE-NY, WATS, LOCAL, etc.). The trunk-type display is assigned on a trunk-group basis. I. Message Waiting Source Display An SDT station user that receives a message waiting indication is provided with a display that includes the message “CALL’ and the station number from which message waiting was activated (e.g., CALL 1212). m. No Answer Advance Display With this feature, the alphanumeric display on the SDT that is used as the destination for the No Answer Ad- vance hunting feature will show “NA” to indicate that the call is a No Answer Advance, the identity of the station that did not answer, and the identity of the call- ing station. n. Recall Identification Display An SDT station user that answers a call that is part of a recall receives a recall identification display on the alphanumeric display (e.g., RECALL 1234). o. Speed Calling - Individual List Display This feature allows an SDT station user to display the individual’s speed call list of directory (or station) num- bers. The display can be used as a reference for dial- ing speed call numbers or for making changes to the .: 5-4
SATURN IIE EPABX Feature Descriptions list. The first number of the speed call list can be dis- played by depressing the Speed Call feature button while remaining on-hook. Additional depressions of the Speed Call feature button cause other members of the speed call list to be displayed in sequence. p. Station Message Detail Recording Account Code Display This feature allows an SDT station user to depress the Account Code feature button and display the preas- signed default account code or the special account code entered previously by the user. The display in- cludes the account code indicator and account code to which the present call is being recorded (e.g., ACCT 55101024567). The user may change the account code to another account code at any time during an estab- lished call. q. Time-of-Day Display This feature allows an SDT station user to obtain the time of day, by depressing the Time-of-Day feature but- ton. The time is obtained from the SATURN IIE EPABX System clock and displayed in either a 12-hour or 24-hour format depending on the system option in use. The nominal time for the display is 1.5 seconds (varia- ble via CMU procedures). Thereafter, the display goes blank and is replaced by whatever display existed pri- or to the activation of this feature or an updated display. r. Timed Reminder The Timed Reminder feature provides the SDT user with a timed alarm-type alert. Up to four timed reminders per SDT may be programmed within a 24-hour period. When the system clock reaches the same time value as the timed reminder setting, a continuous tone is emitted and the SET ALARM feature button’s LED starts flashing. To display the timed reminder settings, the SDT user depresses the SET ALARM feature but- ton while on-hook. The feature button’s LED lights steadily and the first timed reminder appears in the dis- play. The alarm number is shown to the extreme left of the display; the time setting to the extreme right. Additional depressions of the SDT SET ALARM fea- ture button causes each timed reminder to be dis- played in sequence. After Alarm 4 has been displayed, the display mode is exited by depressing the feature button again. The display goes blank or returns to a previously- existing display and the feature button’s LED extin- guishes. The alarm ceases and the SDT ALARM feature but- ton’s LED extinguishes when one of the following occurs: l SDT user goes off-hook, l SET ALARM feature button is depressed, or l Alarm duration interval of lo-seconds (nominal) has elapsed. 5.08 a. b. 5.09 a. b. 5.10 a. A30808-X5130-A120-l-B918 Issue 1. May 1986 The display is then restored to the previous display. Message Waiting Features Message Waiting - Selective Automatic Callback (18- and 26-button SDTs only) This feature allows an SDT station user to display each message that is waiting at the user’s SDT (i.e., CALL 1219) and respond to any particular message by initiat- ing an automatic callback to the associated station. To display each message that exists at the SDT, the user remains on-hook and repetitively depresses the Message Waiting - Automatic Callback feature button. Each button depression displays the next succeeding message. To initiate an automatic callback in response to a particular message, the user displays the desired message, goes offhook, and depresses the Message Waiting - Automatic Callback feature button. Message Waiting - Selective Cancellation This feature allows an SDT station user to selectively cancel any or all messages waiting at the user’s SDT. A particular message is cancelled by the user display- ing the desired message and depressing the Message Waiting Cancellation feature button. Privacy Features Bridged Call This feature allows three station users to be off-hook on the same line when multiple appearances of the line exist. An SDT user can bridge on a line already occupied by two other parties, by depressing the pick- up button corresponding to the occupied line. A con- ference tone is heard by the connected parties before bridging occurs. If the Call Privacy feature is activat- ed, bridging is denied. Call Privacy Activation of the Call Privacy feature on a specific line prevents all other parties from bridging on that line. Ar- rangements can be made in SATURN IIE software for automatic activation of call privacy each time the user goes off-hook or manual activation of call privacy by the station user depressing the Privacy feature button. In either case, call privacy can be deactivated by the station user depressing the Privacy feature button. Special Station Operation Features Hands-Free Mute The Hands-Free Mute feature allows users of an SDT equipped with the Hands-Free feature to disable the SDT built-in microphone while the Hands-Free feature is active. This permits private conversation locally without being overheard by the calling party. The Hands-Free Mute feature is operational only when the Hands-Free feature is selected (HANDS FREE but- ton LED lit). When the Hands-Free feature is select- ed, the Hands-Free Mute feature may be alternately 5-5
SATURN IIE EPABX Feature Descriptions turned ON or turned OFF by depressing the Hands- Free MUTE feature button. The SDT built-in micro- phone is muted (turned OFF) when the LED in the MUTE button is lit. Conversely, the SDT built-in micro- phone is active (turned ON) when the LED is off. The Hands-Free Mute feature has no control over the handset microphone. b. Hands-Free Operation This feature allows an SDT station user to originate or answer a call and converse with the other party without lifting the handset. Call progress tones such as dial tone, busy tone, audible ringback tone, etc., and the voice of the called party are heard over the speaker built into the SDT. To talk to the party, the user speaks into the built-in microphone. To originate a hands-free call, the user selects an idle pick-up button, depress- es the HandsFree feature button, listens for dial tone over the speaker and dials the desired destination num- ber. To answer an incoming call, the user depresses the appropriate pick-up button, and depresses the Hands-Free feature button. No handset is required during the hands-free call. The user can convert from hands-free to handset opera- tion any time during the call by picking up the handset. A30808-X5130-A120-l-8918 Issue 1, May 1986 . Hands-Free requires the use of an SDT equipped for Hands-Free operation. c. On-Hook Dialing This feature allows an SDT station user to originate a call without lifting the handset until the called party has an- swered. Call progress tones such as dial tone, busy tone, audible iingback tone, etc., and the voice of the called party are heard over the speaker built into the SDT, To originate a call, the user selects an idle pick-up button, depresses the On-Hook Dialing feature button, listens for dial tone over the speaker, and dials the desired desti- nation number. If the user encounters busy tone, the call may be disconnected by again depressing the On-Hook Dialing feature button. If the called station is idle, the user hears audible ringback tone. When the called party an- swers, the party’s voice is heard over the speaker. To talk to the called party, the user must convert to normal hand- set operation by picking up the handset. For SDTs assigned the On-Hook Dialing feature and a Push-to-Talk feature button, the user can originate or answer a call and converse with the other party without lifting the handset. The Push-to-Talk feature but- ton must be depressed while the user speaks into the microphone and released to hear the other party’s response over the speaker. 5-6 (6 pages)
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