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    							P-TOSHIBAOPERATIONS (continued)
    ALL CALL PAGE
    TO PAGE ALL STATIONS:
    1) Lift the handset.
    2)Depress the m button.l AC LED lights steadily.
    3)Make your announcement in a normal voice level and repeat it.4) Hang up when you have,completed your announcement.
    MESSAGE WAITING (Programmable Option)
    1)Message Center calls station on intercom or by DSS. If no
    answer, depress the 
    m button on the Message Center
    DSS.l 
    MW/FL LED on called station flashes.
    2)Called station user lifts handset and calls the Message Cen-ter on intercom. After receiving message(s), hang up.
    3)To clear the MW/FL LED at the called station, depress the
    m button (do not depress the m or the m button).
    4)To clear the MW/FL LED from the Message Center DSS,
    call the station and depress the 
    m button twice.
    NIGHT TRANSFER
    1)Different ringing patterns are chosen by sequential depres-
    sions of the 
    [ill button.
    2)Depending upon system programming, either two or three
    night transfer patterns are available. The active pattern is
    shown by the state of the NT LED:
    Three-patternTwo-pattern
    DAYOFFOFF
    DAY 2FLASHN/A
    NIGHTONONNOTES.
    1. For Non-tenant Service: Ringing pattern can be changed by
    either DSS in a two-DSS system.
    2. For Tenant Service: CO lines are assigned and controlled
    independently.Stratae
    Release 
    2Direct Station Selection Console
    User Guide
    TSD 88-08-02 5M ISSUE 5.1 PRINTED IN U.S.A. 
    						
    							DIRECT STATION SELECTION (DSS)
    CONSOLE USER GUIDE
    The Direct Station Selection (DSS) console has been designed
    for use where the volume of incoming calls warrants a dedicated
    call forwarding location.
    Similar in shape and size to the electronic telephone, the DSS
    makes an attractive and easy-to-use companion for the busy
    attendant. It features a station button and LED for each electronic
    telephone in the system as well as a dedicated intercom circuit
    reserved specifically for the operator’s use.NOTE:
    The buttons on the DSS console are fixed (not flexibly programmed).
    BUlTON FUNCTIONS
    Your DSS console has the following buttons:
    ALL CALL 
    BUTTON mProvides direct access to all electronic telephone speakers for
    paging.INTERCOM BUTTON 
    mServes the same function as the 
    m button on the electronic
    telephone by accessing an intercom line. Since the electronic
    telephone used with a DSS console has all line buttons assigned
    to CO lines, the attendant’s intercom and special function
    buttons are located on the DSS console.
    MESSAGE WAITING/FLASH 
    BUlTON mUsed by the station designated as the Message Center to indicate
    when a message is waiting for any other station. When used as a
    Flash button, it disconnects and recalls dial tone on a CO line, or
    is used to access PBX features.
    NIGHT TRANSFER 
    BUlTON q
    Used by the attendant to control the system’s CO/PBX line
    ringing patterns. Different ringing patterns are chosen by
    sequential depressions of the q button.STATION 
    BUlTON/LED (10-65)
    Used as a one-step operation to call another station. A dedicated
    button is provided for each station. The accompanying LED
    displays the busy/idle status of the station.
    OPERATIONSCALL ANSWERING 
    CO/INT
    Answer using the same procedures as with an electronic telephone.
    NOTE:The 
    m button is located on the DSS console.
    CALL TRANSFER WITH CAMP-ON
    Allows you to transfer an outside call to a station that is either
    busy or idle.
    TO TRANSFER A CO LINE CALL TO AN IDLE STATION:
    1)Depress the number button corresponding to the station to
    be called.
    .@ CO line is placed on hold automatically.
    l CO LED flashes at double the On-Hold rate.
    l DSS station LED flashes.
    l You hear a single ring tone.
    2) Announce the call.
    3) Hang up.
    l CO LED changes to the On-Hold flash rate.
    l CO line rings the called station.
    l CO LED illuminates steadily when the called station
    connects with the transferred call.
    TO TRANSFER A CO LINE CALL TO A BUSY STATION:
    1)Depress the number button corresponding to the station to
    be called.
    l CO line is placed on hold automatically.
    l CO LED flashes at double the On-Hold rate.
    l DSS station LED flashes.
    l You hear a single ring tone.
    2) Hang up.
    l CO LED changes to the On-Hold flash rate.
    . CO line is camped-on to the called station.
    l CO LED illuminates steadily when the called station
    connects with the transferred call.
    NOTES:
    1.The call will recall you and camp-on is cancelled if the station
    does not pick it up within a pre-determined time. Inform the
    caller of the situation, andrepeat the procedure (if necessary).2. You may reconnect to a transferred line (anytime before it is
    answered) by depressing the appropriate 
    19 button.
    3. The Busy Override feature may be used instead of Call
    Transfer with Camp-on.
    (continued) 
    						
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