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    CONNECTING, AN OUTGOING 
    CALL TO A PARTY ON HOLD 
    1 
    0 Dial the number of the required 
    party 4 Source display shows: 
    0 The number and class of the called 
    0 ANSWER lamp lights 
    party 
    0 DESTINATION lamp lights 
    2 5 
    Destination display shows: 
    Destination display shows: 0 The number and class of the party 
    OThe number and class of the called who was on hold 
    party @You are connected to the party who 
    0 You are connected to the called was on hotd (ATT lamp lit) 
    party (ATT lamp lit) 
    After called party answers: 
    6 0 Press RELEASE key 
    0 Source and Destination displays 
    3 0 Press appropriate HOLD key clear 
    0 HOLD lamp goes out 0 ANSWER and DESTINATION lamps 
    go out 
    0 Called party is connected to the 
    party who was on hold 
    A20  
    						
    							CALL SPLITTING 
    Whenever you have both a source party 
    and a destination party on the console, 
    you may talk to each party privately, or 
    to both the source and destination 
    parties at the same time, by pressing 
    the SOURCE, DESTINATION or BOTH 
    keys. 
    To talk to the Source party privately: 
    1 0 Press SOURCE key 
    0 SOURCE lamp lights 
    0 DESTINATION lamp goes out 
    To talk to the Destination party 
    privately: 
    2 0 Press DESTINATION key 
    0 DESTINATION lamp lights 
    0 SOURCE lamp goes out To talk to both Source and Destination 
    parties simultaneously: 
    3 0 Press BOTH key 
    0 BOTH lamp lights 
    0 SOURCE and DESTINATION lamps 
    go out 
    4 @The ATT lamp in the Source and 
    Destination displays will always 
    show you the party or parties to 
    which you are connected  
    						
    							SINGLE DIGIT DIALING 
    A number of facilities in the hotel/ 
    motel (room service, restaurant, etc.) 
    may be assigned a special single digit 
    code. To dial any of these services: 
    1 0 Dial required single digit 
    @ANSWER lamp lights 
    0 DESTINATION lamp lights 
    2 Destination display shows: 
    0 The single digit number dialed 
    @ATT lamp lit 
    4 Destination display shows: 
    0 The digit dialed and -I 
    0 Class of calling extension 
    0 Called station is ringing 
    (RING lamp lit) 
    5 0 Press RELEASE key 
    0 ANSWER and DESTINATION lamps 
    go out 
    0 Destination display clears 
    3 0 Dial # 
    A22  
    						
    							YOU may connect the call to an 
    extension.  
    						
    							VERIFIABLE ACCOUNT CODES 
    Storing new codes: 
    1 0 Dial >tc210, class of service (if 
    required) 
    0 Press RELEASE key 
    0 Or press >k to enter another 
    account code 
    0 Or press # to delete the account 
    code 
    Displaying stored codes: 
    2 0 Dial *211, account code 
    0 Press >k to display the next code 
    0 Press # to scroll remaining digits 
    for account codes containing more 
    than 12 digits To activate or deactivate account 
    codes: 
    3 0 Dial >)
    						
    							AUTOMATIC ROUTE 
    SELECTION (ARS) 
    1 
    0 Dial ARS code 
    l ANSWER lamp lights 
    0 DESTINATION lamp lights 
    2 0 Dial directory number 
    0 Ringback tone 
    l lf you hear three quick beeps, all 
    available outgoing lines are busy, 
    EXCEPT the most expensive one. You may: 
    - place the call again, later 
    - stay on the line; your call will be 
    placed on the most expensive 
    route 
    Destination display shows: 
    0 Trunk number 
    *ATT lamp lit 
    :_ 
    i:- :-‘-. 
    ..: _:: 
    .,:.:. 
    ..- 
    !  
    						
    							CALLBACK 
    - 
    - 
    - 
    you may be asked to cancel all callback 
    arrangements set up by extensions: 
    i 
    l Dial *4 
    0 ANSWER lamp lights 
    g DESTINATION lamp lights 
    2 
    Destination display shows: 
    I t 
    0 L 7 
    0 ATT lamp lit 
    3 
    All 
    l Dial # 
    l Press RELEASE key 
    0 ANSWER lamp goes out 
    0 DESTINATION lamp goes out 
    outstanding callbacks are cancelled-  
    						
    							CALL FORWARD 
    You have been asked to set up call 
    forwarding for an extension: 
    1 @Dial *II followed by the number of 
    the extension requesting the call 
    forwarding 
    @ANSWER lamp lights 
    0 DESTINATION lamp lights 
    2 Source display shows: 
    l The number of the requesting 
    extension and existing call 
    forwarding code, if any 
    3 Destination display shows: 
    0 The number to which the calls are 
    to be forwarded, if any 
    l ATT lamp lit 
    4 0 Dial the required call forwarding 
    code 
    1 - Call Forward - Busy 
    2 - Call Forward - Don’t Answer 
    3 - Call Forward - Follow Me 4 - Call Forward - Busy/ 
    Don’t Answer 
    0 Dial the extension or hunt group 
    number to which the calls are to be 
    forwarded or Speed Call Access 
    Code and Table Number for 
    external call forwarding 
    5 Source display shows: 
    @The number of the requesting 
    extension and the selected call 
    forwarding code 
    6 Destination display shows: 
    OThe number to which the calls are 
    to be forwarded 
    0 ATT lamp lit 
    7 0 Press RELEASE key 
    0 ANSWER and DESTINATION lamps 
    go out 
    0 Source and Destination displays 
    clear 
    -. :_ 
    . . . .  
    						
    							CALL FORWARD (CANCELLING) 
    f 
    You have been asked to cancel the call 
    forwarding assigned to an extension: 
    1 
    l Dial *ll followed by the number of 
    the extension for which call 
    forwarding is to be cancelled 
    l ANSWER lamp lights 
    0 DESTINATION lamp lights 
    2 Source display shows: 
    0 The number of the requesting 
    extension and the existing call 
    forwarding code 
    3 Destination display shows: 
    l The number to which calls are to 
    be forwarded or E.C.F. for External 
    Call Forwarding 
    l ATT lamp lit 
    4 0 Dial # 
    0 Destination display clears 
    5 Source display shows: 
    0 Number of the requesting extension 
    6 0 Press RELEASE key 
    0 ANSWER and DESTINATION lamps 
    go out 
    0 Source display clears  
    						
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