GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Issue 1 Manual

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STEPOPERATIONRESULT1Terminate conversation on receiving
a camp-on tone and place station
on-hook.Station will ring.
2Inform caller of a call waiting andCalling party placed on hold.
intent to place on hold upon receiving
a camp-on line and flash hookswitch.
3Transfer the camp-on caller to
another station if desired.
4Return to caller on hold by dialing
call-waiting answer code.Calling party is reconnected.
NOTE:It is possible to transfer the camped-on party to some other station before returning
to the original party.
2.2.13Call Waiting, Toggling
Call Waiting, Toggling is a variety of terminating call waiting which operates
like the call waiting feature available from central offices in the public
telephone network today. It allows a user to have a calling party camped on
automatically. The calling party receives a 
ringback tone and the called party
receives a camp-on tone. The called party is automatically rung by the
calling party when the station goes on-hook. Alternatively, the station user
can depress the hookswitch. This action reverses the status of the waiting
call by placing the current call on hold while connecting the called party to the
waiting call. The call on hold is re-established by either of the preceding
methods.
NOTES:
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2.
3.
5210Call Waiting may only be established on line-to-line or
line-to-trunk stations. It may not occur when a station is
ringing, dialing, consulting, or in transferring modes, or when
a call having data line security is marked on either party’s
station. Call Waiting, Terminating is not re-established if
the calling party is part of a three-way 
consultation-transfer call.
The maximum number of calls allowed waiting or camped
on is determined by the system data base.
Two classmarks are provided for Call Waiting, Terminating,
and a station may have both. One classmark allows for DID
calls only. The other classmark allows for non-DID calls.
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users having one or more waiting calls will not be able to
consult, transfer or establish three-way connections with
other parties. Only toggling between the present call and the
waiting call is allowed.
5.Call Waiting, Toggling via flash is not to be available to
integrated featurephone users.
6.Unlike the Call Waiting feature available in the public
telephone network, Call Waiting, Toggling cannot bedisabled by dialing an access code on the calling station.
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ISTEP
OPERATIONRESULT
I
II
Terminate conversation afterreceiving a camp-on tone and
place station on-hook or go
to Step 2.Inform caller of a call waiting
intent to place current caller on
hold upon receiving a camp-on
tone.Station will ring.Calling party placed on hold.
3
4Flash hookswitch.Waiting call answered.Return to caller on hold by
flashing hookswitch.(a) Original party is reconnected.
(b) Current caller placed on hold.
2.2.14
Executive OverrideExecutive Override allows a properly classmarked user to break into a 
two-party conversation. After receiving a busy tone, the calling party depresses
the hookswitch, receives distinctive dial tone by dialing an access code, and
the override breaks into the conversation. Break-in tone is applied to the
connection before break-in.If the called station is busy, perform the following:
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
II
1
2
Flash hookswitch.Distinctive dial tone heard.
Dial executive-override access code.(a) Conversing parties receive break-in
tone.(b) Three-way connection established.
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1.Break-in can only be established on station-to-station or 
station-to-trunk calls. It cannot occur when a station is in ringing, dialing, consulting,
or transferring mode, or when a call having data line security is marked on
either party’s station.
2.Executive Override is not enabled to a station that has terminating call
waiting.
2.2.15Station Camp-On, Callback, and CancelStation Camp-On allows the user with a properly classmarked station either
to camp on to one station or to have multiple stations camped on at any
separate time without any indication to that station.
If the camp-on function cannot be recalled due to classmark restriction or if
the camp-on list is exhausted, a reorder tone is heard.
NOTES:
1.The station camp-on; attendant camp-on; call waiting,
originating; and call waiting, terminating features use the
same camp-on mechanism. The activation of any of these
features constitutes a camp-on condition for the stations
involved.
2.A maximum of 20 station camp-ons with callback can be in
effect at one time.
(a)Station Camp-On with Callback
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1
2
3
4
5
5210Begin with a call to a busy station.
Flash hookswitch.Distinctive dial tone heard.
Dial camp-on with callback access
code.Camp-on indicated by slow busy tone (60
IPM).
Go on-hook.When camped-on station is placed 
on-hook, station that is camped on will ring.
Terminate call by not answering
within six rings.
Go off-hook.(a) 
Ringback tone heard.
(b) Four seconds after station is taken 
off-hook, camped-on station will ring.
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STEP6OPERATION
Cancel call in four seconds by
placing station on-hook.RESULT
WCancel Station Camp-On with Callback
STEPOPERATION
RESULT
1Dial cancel camp-on with callback
code.Cancellation of camp-on indicated by slow
busy tone (60 IPM).
2Go on-hook.
22.16
Dial Call Pickup
Dial Call Pickup allows a station user in a dial call pickup group to be
connected to a station in the ringing mode within the same pickup group by
dialing a special access code. Each pickup group has stations associated
with it programmed in the data base. The maximum size of a call pickup
group is all lines in the system. The maximum number of pickup groups is
127 on a system basis.
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
Begin with an unattended station with the group ringing.
1Go off-hook.
Dial tone heard.
2Dial call pickup access code.
Caller connected to ringing station.
2.2.17Directed Dial Call Pickup
Directed Dial Call Pickup allows a station user to transfer a ringing call to
another station by dialing a special access code plus the station number of
the ringing line. Any properly classmarked station can use this feature.
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
Begin with an unattended station in another group ringing.
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STEPOPERATIONRESULT1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2Dial directed call pickup access
code.
3Dial number of ringing station.The call is diverted to station dialing the
access code, and call can be answered.
2.2.18
Extended Dial Call Pickup
Extended Dial Call Pickup allows selected stations to pick up calls of more
than one group by being associated with one of 30 extended pickup tables.
Any number of stations can be associated with an extended pickup table.
Each extended pickup table identifies up to five, including the station user’s
primary group, out of the 127 pickup groups that can be picked up by these
stations. When the selected station dials the extended dial pickup access
code, the station picks up stations in the first group identified in the extended
pickup table.
If the selected station dials the extended dial call pickup access code, it can
pick up stations in the primary group or any one of the other four groups
identified in the extended pickup table.
NOTES:
1.Calls can only be picked up by idle stations, or stations that
have placed their current calling party on hold or park before
requesting the call pickup.
2.The attendant cannot use this procedure from the Attendant
Console.
3.A station being recalled via the station camp-on and
callback procedure cannot be picked up via the dial call
pickup or directed call pickup procedure.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
Begin with an unattended station in extended group ringing.
1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2Dial extended call pickup accessCall diverted to station dialing call pickup
code, and answer call code.access code.
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2.2.19IVMS Direct Access
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Take station off-hook.
Dial tone heard.
2Dial IVMS directory number.
A recorded message or busy tone is heard.
3Follow spoken, English language
commands given by 
IVMS toAs specified by the 
IVMS User’s Guide.
manipulate your personal mailbox.
2.2.20
Call ForwardingCall Forwarding allows incoming calls to a station to be automatically
forwarded to an alternate station, attendant, a recorded announcement, or
hunt group pilot number. Calls can only be forwarded to destinations internal
to the system. The conditions under which a call is forwarded and the
destination of the forwarded call can be fixed or variable.
Restrictions to the call-forwarding procedures are as follows:
(4This procedure does not modify any of the originating features of
the station.
04Call forwarding is subject to the terminating procedures of the
destination station.
64Call forwarding, under the does-not-answer condition
encountering a busy condition at the destination, reverts to the
called station and continues ringing.
(4Call forwarding, under the busy condition encountering a busy
condition at the destination, reverts to the original station and
receives a busy tone. The calling party may then use other
operations on the called station (e.g., Busy Override).
(4Call forwarding, under the all-calls condition encountering a busy
condition at the destination, gives a busy tone to the caller.
( f 1The call-forwarding and station-hunting operations share a
common data base allowing the member of a hunt group to use
the call-forwarding fixed feature to be removed from the hunting
sequence. Use of call forwarding variable within a 
station-hunting group should be applied only to the final station in a
terminal hunt group. If this rule is not followed, the hunt group is
disrupted.
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announcement.
Call Forwarding features are as follows:
(4Variable Call ForwardingVariable Call Forwarding allows the user to forward incoming calls
automatically to the attendant, to another station, or to the pilot number of a
hunt group.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1
2
Go off-hook.
Dial variable call-forwarding access
code.
3Dial appropriate new condition code.
New condition codes are as follows:
4(a)For forwarding all calls if the
station is busy, dial 1.
(b)For forwarding all calls if the
station does not answer, dial 2.
(c)For forwarding all calls if the
station is busy or does not
answer, dial 3.
(d)For forwarding all calls, dial 4.
Dial the directory number of the
station to which the calls are to be
diverted. Directory numbers may
represent a station, attendant,
recorded announcement, IVMS,individual speed call list entry, or
tone.
5Go on-hook.
Dia.I tone heard.If call forwarding is successful, the station
receives a slow busy tone (60 IPM). If call
forwarding is unsuccessful, the station
receives a fast busy tone (120 IPM).
WCancel Variable Call Forwarding
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1
2
Go off-hook.
Dial variable call-forwarding
access code.Dial tone heard.
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STEPOPERATIONRESULT3Dial new condition code 0 (forward
no calls).(a) Canceled if slow busy heard.
(b) Not canceled if fast busy heard.
4
Go on-hook.
(clFixed Call ForwardingFixed Call Forwarding allows station users to change the conditions under
which calls are to be forwarded, but not the destination.
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2Dial fixed call-forwarding access
code.
3Dial appropriate new condition code.If call forwarding successful, station
receives slow busy tone (60 IPM). If,
New condition codes are as follows:unsuccessful, the station receives a fast
busy tone (120 IPM).
(a)For forwarding all calls if the
station is busy, dial 1.
(b)For forwarding all calls if the
station does not answer, dial 2.
(c)For forwarding all calls if the
station is busy or does not
answer, dial 3.
(d)For forwarding all calls, dial 4.
Go on-hook.Calls will be forwarded to predetermined
destination. 4
WCancel Fixed Call Forwarding
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
1
2
Go off-hook.
Dial fixed call-forwarding access
code.Dial tone heard.
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3Dial new condition code 0 (forward
no calls).
4Go on-hook.(a) Canceled if slow busy heard.
(b) Not canceled if fast busy
heard.
2.2.21
Conferences
(a)Attendant/Station ConferenceThe station user, with attendant assistance, may establish up to seven
conference connections (a total of eight including the attendant) on each of
the two conference bridges.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2Dial attendant access code.Ringback tone heard.
3When attendant answers, provide
conference information.
(WMeet-Me ConferenceMeet-Me Conference enables the station users to set up a conference
connection by dialing a special meet-me-conference access code, plus
the conference bridge number. The maximum capacity of the conference is
seven stations or trunks, plus one attendant. Trunks must be inserted by the
attendant, or incoming tie trunks can have direct access if appropriately
classmarked. The system has a maximum of two conference bridges, the
same two bridges used for attendant and progressive conferences.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2Dial meet-me conference accessBreak-in tone heard by calling party and by
code number plus digit (0 or 1) toall conferences. Calling party added to
select appropriate conference bridgeconference.
number.
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Other stations performing Steps 1 and
2 will meet in the conference bridge.
(clStation Controlled Progressive Conference
Station Controlled Progressive Conference allows the addition of non-preselected stations, as well as trunks, to a station-initiated conference. The
system has two conference bridges which are used for the attendant and
meet-me conference. The maximum capacity of a conference bridge is
seven, stations or trunks, plus one attendant. The conference access code
for progressive conference is different from the meet-me conference code.
The conference originator or attendant dialing the access code is the only
station that can add parties to the conference. Trunks without disconnect
supervision remain bridged until all other connections have been released.
When the controlling station disconnects, only the progressive feature is
disabled. The conference is still in effect.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Any equipped station dials access
code assigned to progressive
conference feature and conference
bridge (refer to data base
program).2
3
Flash hookswitch.Distinctive dial tone heard.
Dial number of station to be admitted
to conference.(a) Called station receives ringing tone.(b) Calling station receives 
ringback tone.
4
Take called station off-hook.(a) Ringback tone stops.
(b) Ringing stops.
(c) Transmission established between the
stations.5
Flash hookswitch of the calling
station.Called station is added to conference
circuit.6
Repeat Steps 2 through 5 to add
stations and trunks to conference
circuit.Results are same as in Steps 2 through 5.7
Perform Steps 1 through 5 for
conference bridge 2.Results are the same as in Steps 1 through
5.
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