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    							2.5.4 Parking Calls
    A current call can be placed in one of nine “park orbits” within the system. This allows the call to be
    answered from any station if the person at that station knows the orbit code to dial in order to retrieve the
    call.
    ·To place a call in a park orbit (while connected to the call),
    1. pressParkto activate the Park Orbits window,
    2. if necessary, move the cursor to select an available park orbit for the call,
    3. pressEnter(Make a paging announcement, if necessary, to tell the called party which park orbit
    the parked call is in.),
    4. You may press Escto exit the Park Orbits window without parking the call.
    A parked call will remain in park orbit for a set period of time. After that time is up, the call will recall to
    the PC Attendant station.
    2.5.5 Retrieving Parked Calls
    When a parked call recalls to the PC Attendant station, the Pending Calls window will display the call
    with the tag “PARK RCL” and a flashing arrow (if it is the highest priority call).
    ·To answer a park recall, pressAnswer.
    Calls placed in Park Orbit can be retrieved before they are “timed out” of Park Orbit and recalled to your
    station.
    ·To retrieve any parked call,
    1. pressShift/2nd FunctionandParkat the same time (this activates theRetrievefunction),
    2. position the cursor in the Park Orbits window on the call you wish to retrieve,
    3. pressEnter.
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    							2.5.6 Transferring Calls
    You may transfer a current call to any intercom within the system.
    ·To transfer a current call,
    1. while on the call, pressTransand dial intercom number using the dial pad, or type in the name of
    the station user receiving the call and pressEnter. (Once you type in the first initial of the name,
    the system will display all of the names beginning with that letter—in case you are unsure of a
    name’s spelling),
    2. for anunscreened transfer, pressReleaseto complete the transfer after you hear ringing at the
    called station,
    3. for ascreened transfer, wait for the called party to answer, announce the call, then pressRelease
    to complete the transfer.
    If you attempt to make a screened transfer and there is no answer at the called station, you can return to
    the call by pressingTap.
    If you make an unscreened transfer to a station that does not answer the transfer call, the transfer will
    recall to the Attendant’s station after a set period and will appear in the Pending Calls window as a
    transfer recall.
    ·To answer a Transfer Recall, pressAnswer.
    NOTE: If you need to retrieve an unanswered transfer call before it recalls to your station, you may use the
    PICK feature, which is described in the chapter titled “Using The PC Attendant’s Other Features.”
    Transferring calls using the the Dial-By-Name feature is also discussed in that chapter. You can also
    use the TAP key to retrieve a transferred call before it is answered.
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    							2.5.7 Using The Pager—Tracker
    TheTrackerpaging system allows you to send either an alphanumeric or numeric (depending upon the
    pager) message to a pocket-pager assigned to a DXP extension.  TheTrackoption on the Intercom-status
    window only appears if that intercom number hasTrackerenabled.
    ·To send a message through Tracker using the Intercom-status window,
    1. use the arrow keys or the mouse to move the cursor to the intercom designation (name or number)
    on the screen list,
    2. pressEnterto access the Intercom-status window,
    3. move the cursor to highlightTrack,
    4. after Tracker menu appears, select appropriate pre-set message using the up and down arrow keys
    (the system will display only messages that match the pager type; also, you can edit a defaulted
    message once you select it),
    —OR—
    type new message,
    5. pressEnterto send the message.
    NOTE: Some pagers accept longer messages than the PC Attendant’s screen allows; for these pager types the
    message scrolls to the left as you enter message information.
    ·To send a message through Tracker using the Tracker key,
    1. use the arrow keys or the mouse to move the cursor to the intercom designation (name or number)
    on the screen list,
    2. press and hold theShiftkey,
    3. pressPage (Tracker)key,
    4. after Tracker menu appears, highlight appropriate pre-set message using the up and down
    arrow keys (the system will display only messages that match the pager type; also, you can
    edit a defaulted message once you select it),
    —OR—
    type new message,
    5. press Enterto send the message.
    NOTE: Some pagers accept longer messages than the PC Attendant’s screen allows; for these pager types, the
    message scrolls to the left as you enter message information.
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    3. Line 8 for Mr. Bolden
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    5. Ext. 243 Gay, J.
    6. Ext. 155 Tutwiler, E.
    7. Line 2 for Mr. Shifflett
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    							2.6 Making Calls
    2.6.1 Making Intercom Calls
    ·To call another station,
    1. pressIntercom,
    2. dial intercom number,
    —OR—
    position cursor on desired intercom number in Intercom window,
    3. pressEntertwice,
    —OR—
    use the mouse to select the intercom number from the Intercom window,
    5. click the left mouse button twice.
    2.6.2 Making Outside Calls
    ·To make an outside call,
    1. pressLine,
    2. dial number from dial pad.
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    							2.6.3 Creating Conference Calls
    From the PC Attendant console, you may initiate a conference call for up to five parties if you are using
    the DXP, or up to seven parties if you are using the DXPPlus(the call can consist of any combination of
    outside and inside numbers, or can consist of inside numbers only).
    ·To create a conference call,
    1. while on current call, pressConf,
    2. dial intercom call (intercom tone is automatic) or pressLinefor outside call,
    3. dial telephone number or intercom number from dial pad,
    4. after called party answers, pressConf,
    5. repeat procedure to create a conference for up to five conferees (including yourself).
    Occasionally, you may be asked to set up a conference for other people and then (once the conference is
    established) leave the conference with the person who originally requested it.
    ·To create an unsupervised conference,
    1. confirm that conference is connected,
    2. press#(on the keypad).
    ·To transfer a conference to another station,
    1. confirm that conference is connected,
    2. add the desired station into the conference using the steps described above,
    3. when called station answers, announce that the conference is arranged and press#(on the
    keypad). The conference will then connect to the called station.
    ·To park a conference call in a park orbit for pick up at any station,
    1. while connected to the conference, pressParkto activate Park Orbits window,
    2. move the cursor to the desired park orbit,
    3. pressEnter. (Make a paging announcement if necessary to tell the called party which park orbit
    the parked conference is in.)
    2.6.4 Disconnecting From A Call
    When you complete a call or a transfer, you will need to disconnect from the call.
    ·To disconnect a current call from the PC Attendant console, pressReleaseor click the right-hand
    mouse button once.
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    							2.7 Using The Pull-Down Menus
    TheTotal ControlPC Attendant console is equipped with on-screen pull-down menus that allow you to
    perform a variety of system operations and programming functions. The menus are as follows (in order
    from left to right in the top bar of the main screen):
    —Speed Dials
    —Directory
    —Options
    —Programming
    —Quit
    ·To access the pull-down menus,
    1. pressAltand the first letter of the menu name simultaneously (e.g. pressAlt-Pfor the
    Programming menu),
    —OR—
    2. pressEscto move the cursor into the pull-down menu bar at the top of the main screen,
    position the cursor on the menu you wish to view,
    pressEnter(a pull-down menu will appear),
    move the cursor to the feature you wish to access,
    pressEnter. A feature window will appear.
    ·To exit a pull-down menu, pressEsc. (PressEscagain to return the cursor to the Intercom window
    on the main screen.)
    NOTE:  You may also use the mouse to access the pull-down windows by pointing and clicking on the desired
    menu heading and menu selections. To exit the menus with the mouse, click outside the menu on to
    another main window.
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    5. Ext. 243  Gay, J.
    6. Ext. 155  Tutwiler, E.
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    							2.7.1 Using The Pull-Down Menu Features
    Speed Dials
    You can use the Speed Dials pull-down menu to view and/or dial one of 200 pre-programmed DXP
    system speed dial numbers.
    Directory
    Selecting the Directory pull-down menu activates a window that contains lines and columns for you to
    enter the appropriate intercom names and numbers for your system (see 3.1.4 “Directory—Creating And
    Editing” ) . The Directory pull-down menu can be used to dial an intercom number—simply position the
    cursor on the desired number and pressEnter.
    The Directory is the source from which you dial when you activate the Dial-By-Name feature (discussed
    in the chapter titledUsing The PC Attendant’s Specialized Features); however, the names assigned to
    intercom numbers displayed in the Intercom window are a product of DXP programming. It is a good
    idea, therefore, to enter the Directory names so that they coincide with the intercom names assigned
    during DXP programming. Obtain a list of intercom names from your system programmer or installer.
    Options
    The Options menu provides access to lesser-used options than those one-touch features found on the
    keyboard. Specific instructions on how to use the options are found in theUsing The PC Attendant’s
    Other Featureschapter of this guide, unless otherwise noted.
    Line Access:Provides a visual indication of the status of the lines.
    Paging:selecting this option allows you to choose a zone in which your announcement will be
    heard. (Zone 1 is typically used for all-call paging.)
    Park Retrieve:activates the Park Orbits window, which tells you the location of currently
    parked calls awaiting service. For information on how to use this window to retrieve a parked
    call, refer to theUsing The PC Attendant To Answer, Direct, And Make Callschapter of this
    guide.
    Alternate Mode:selecting Alternate Mode from the Options menu routes the functions of the PC
    Attendant to an alternate attendant. Choosing this option a second time returns all call activity to
    the PC Attendant console.
    Night Mode:selecting Night Mode transfers the PC Attendant’s call activity to a designated
    night attendant station or to the DXP system, which sounds a tone when incoming calls are
    received so that the calls may be picked up from any telephone within the system or group.
    ITCM Names/Numbers:selecting this option changes the current Intercom window display
    from names to numbers or from numbers to names. The names and numbers are supplied through
    DXP programming. If an intercom has no name assigned to it, only the number will appear when
    “Names” is selected.
    Line Names/Numbers:selecting this option changes the current Line window display from
    names to numbers or from numbers to names. The names and numbers are supplied through DXP
    programming. If a line has no name assigned to it, only the number will appear when “Names” is
    selected.
    PC Settings:allows you to activate a “screen saver” that should be turned on when the PC
    Attendant console is to be idle for a period of time.
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    							Programming
    The Programming menu allows you to access programming functions that set the System’s
    parameters. The options include the following:
    —Set Date/Time
    —Set Volume
    —Speed Dials
    —Line Greetings
    —Other Greetings
    —Text Messaging
    —Keyboard Macros
    —Tracker
    NOTE:  Please refer to the Setting System Parameters chapter of this guide for information on how to use the
    features in the Programming menu.
    Quit
    SelectingExit PC Attendantallows you to exit the PC Attendant system so that DXP system
    programming can occur (this is an installer activity).
    To exit the PC Attendant console, chooseEXIT PC Attendantfrom the Quit pull-down menu.
    Re-enter the system by following the procedure outlined under “Installing The Software” in the chapter
    entitledGetting Started. The PC Attendant console will be unable to perform any attendant functions
    until the software is installed.
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