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    3.27 ATTENDANT FUNCTION ACCESS 
    Description 
    By pressing the FUNCTION Attendant Console key, the Attendant may 
    access all of the Attendant Functions. For further information, see 
    ATTENDANT SOFTKEY FUNCTIONS and ATTENDANT CALL SELECTION. 
    Conditions 
    Attendant Functions are not available if the Attendant Console Lockout 
    option is invoked. 
    Programming 
    None 
    Operation 
    Press the FUNCTION key - all of the Attendant Functions are presented 
    on the console LCD display. 
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    3.28 ATTENDANT GUEST ROOM FUNCTIONS 
    Description 
    This feature permits the Attendant to access, and have control over a 
    series of Hotel/Motel features. The following features may be ac- 
    cessed: 
    e 
    Message Register print/clear 
    e 
    Set up/clear/print Automatic Wake-up 
    l Room status change/print. 
    Conditions 
    This feature is not available in software Generic 1000. 
    Programming 
    Select COS Option ‘105 (Attendant Guest Room Key) for the Attendant 
    Console. 
    See ‘programming’ for Message Resister, Automatic Wake-up, end 
    Room Status. 
    Operation 
    To operate Guest Room functions: 
    m 
    Press the FUNCTION key. 
    l Press the GUEST ROOM softkey. 
    l Enter the room/extension number, or press the AUDITS softkey. 
    l See ‘operation for Message Register, Automatic Wake-up, and 
    Room Status features.. 
    To access Guest Room Functions while talking to an extension: 
    0 Press the FUNCTION key 
    l Press the GUEST ROOM softkey. 
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    3.29 ATTENDANT HOLD SLOTS 
    Description 
    The Attendant may place an extension or trunk on hold in one of eight 
    HOLD positions. There are four keys; HOLDI, HOLD2, and HOLD3 are for 
    hold positions 1 to 3, while HOLD4 is for hold positions 4 through 8 in 
    a first-in, first-out basis. A call hold recall time of 10 to 60 seconds 
    may be programmed (default is 30). 
    Conditions 
    A HOLD key LED is on wher! it has a call on hold. 
    A loop start trunk may not be taken off a hold and released to another 
    loop start trunk. 
    A handsfree station ma\/ not be taken off a hold and released to 
    another handsfree station. 
    Programming 
    None 
    Operation 
    To put a Cail on Hold at the console: 
    l Press the ANSWER key when call rings console. 
    a 
    Press an idle HOLD key (l-4); call is put on hold at this HOLD 
    key. 
    To Retrieve a Call on Hold at the console: 
    l If the call has been recalled by a call hold time-out, the HOLD 
    key LED will flash. 
    a 
    Press the key (flashing) to speak with the call “on hold”. 
    a 
    If the call is to be recalled before a time-out, the Attendant may 
    press the HOLD key where the call is being held. By pressing 
    the HOLD key, the call will be transferred to the SOURCE, or to 
    the DESTINATION if there is a SOURCE already. 
    Note: 
    If HOLD key 4 is used, the user must next press one of the 
    softkey hold slots (HOLD slots 4 through 8) for both holding 
    and retrieving. 
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    3.30 ATTENDANT INDIVIDUAL DIRECTORY NUMBER 
    Description 
    Each Attendant Console has a unique directory number identifying that 
    console. 
    In addition to the general attendant access number (0) used to obtain 
    the attendant, a separate attendant directory number can be pro- 
    grammed. A calling party has the choice of either dialing the digit 0, or 
    dialing a number which is dedicated to a particular attendant position 
    (useful in the case where there is more than one attendant position). 
    Conditions 
    Calls to an individual directory number are not presented to other 
    attendants (if any). 
    Programming 
    The directory number of the particular attendant positions must be 
    programmed via CDE Form 07 (Console Assignments). See Section 
    MITL9108-093-ZlO-NA, Customer Data Entry for further details. 
    Operation 
    None 
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    3.31 ATTENDANT INTERPOSITION CALLING AND TRANSFER 
    Description 
    In a multiple console environment, an Attendant can cali or transfer a 
    call to any other Attendant using the individual Attendant directory 
    number. The call is transferred in the same method as a call to an 
    extension. 
    Conditions 
    Both attendants must have their individual directory numbers pro- 
    grammed. 
    Programming 
    The directory number of the particular attendant positions must be 
    programmed via CDE Form 07 (Console Assignments). See Section 
    MITL9108-093-210-NA, Customer Data Entry for further details. 
    Operation 
    When the call has been answered, dial the number of the attendant 
    console to which the call is to be transferred. 
    When the called party answers, press the CANCEL key to cancel the 
    call and be returned to the SOURCE, or press the RELEASE key to 
    transfer the SOURCE to the called party. 
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    3.32 ATTENDANT LAST NUMBER REDIAL 
    Description 
    The Attendant has the option of using a single softkey to have the 
    system rediai the last external number manually dialed from the Atten- 
    dant Console. 
    Conditions 
    None 
    Programming 
    Select System Option 29 (SUPERSET@ Last Number Redial) for the 
    console. 
    Operation 
    To redial the last external number dialed from the console, press the 
    REDIAL softkey. 
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    3.33 ATTENDANT MESSAGE REGISTER AUDIT 
    Description 
    This feature allows the attendant to display, print and clear the mes- 
    sage register of a room. 
    Conditions 
    This feature is not available in software Generic 1900. 
    Programming 
    e 
    l 
    0 
    l 
    Select COS Option 229 (Message Register Applies) for exten- 
    sion(s) which require message registration. 
    Select System Option 24 (Message Register Audit). 
    Select System Option 25 (Message Register Zero After Audit) to 
    reset all message registers to 0 after an audit. 
    Select System Option 04 (Message Waiting and Message Regis- 
    ter Change Print) to print an extension’s message register after 
    each change. 
    Qperation 
    To display an extension’s message register count, press the following 
    keys/softkeys: 
    FUNCTION 
    GUEST ROOM 
    (enter the extension/room number) 
    To print all extensions with non-zero message registers, press the 
    following keys/softkeys: 
    FUNCTION 
    GUEST ROOM 
    AUDITS 
    MSG REGISTER 
    To clear an extension’s message register, press the following 
    keys/softkeys: 
    FUNCTION 
    GUEST ROOM 
    (enter the extension/room number) 
    CLR REG 
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    3.34 ATTENDANT MESSAGE WAITING SETUP AND CANCEL 
    Description 
    This feature allows the Attendant to inform extension users that there 
    is a message waiting. The message waiting indication may take the 
    form of a message on the display of a SUPERSET qTM set, a con- 
    tinuously flashing lamp on the extension (if equipped), or the extension 
    may be rung every 20 minutes with a distinctive ringing pattern (three 
    cycles of 3.5 ips ringing). 
    The extension will ring every 20 minutes (after an off-/on-hook con- 
    dition if the extension was busy or had Do Not Disturb set) or until the 
    message waiting is canceled. If the message waiting indication is 
    given by a lamp, the lamp flashes (at 60 ipm). When the user returns 
    and calls the Attendant, the “MSW” indicator appears to indicate that 
    there is a message waiting for that extension 
    As an option, the system may be programmed to print a message on 
    the system printer indicating each instance of a new message waiting. 
    Conditions 
    If the extension is busy, or has Do Not Disturb active when Message 
    Waiting is activated, the message waiting indication is initiated as 
    soon as the extension becomes idle. 
    If the message waiting indication is given by ringing the extension, the 
    first rihg starts 10 seconds after the extension becomes idle. 
    Programming 
    0 Select System Option 04 (Message Waiting and Message Regis- 
    ter Change Print) to print a message on the system printer 
    whenever an extension has a new message waiting. 
    Qperatiori 
    To set up Message Waiting on an extension, press the following keys: 
    FUNCTION 
    ATT FUNCTION 
    STATIONS 
    (enter the extension number) 
    MSG WAITING 
    EXIT 
    or 
    FUNCTION 
    GUEST ROOM 
    (enter the extension/room number) 
    MSG WAITING 
    EXIT 
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    To cancel Message Waiting on an extension, press the same keys in 
    the same order. 
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    3.35 ATTENDANT NEW CALL TONE 
    Description 
    The first call placed in the Attendant ca!l waiting queue signals the 
    Attendant with a single burst of tone. Subsequent calls do not alert the 
    Attendant when they are added to the queue. Their presence is shown 
    by the CW (Call Waiting) indication on the top line of the display. 
    Conditions 
    This feature is disabled if the attendant bell is turned off from the 
    console. 
    Programming 
    Select COS Option IQ6 (Attendant New Call Tone) for the console. 
    Operation 
    None 
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