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    							System Test Procedures 
    CHART 4-3 (CONT’D) 
    CALL FORWARDING (ALL TYPES) 
    Step Action Verify 
    CALL FORWARDING - FOLLOW ME 
    Part 1 - Testing activation of Call Forwarding - Follow Me 
    1 
    Station “A” lifts handset. Dial Tone returned. 
    2 Station “A” dials Call 
    Dial Tone removed on first digit of access code dialed. 
    Forwarding - Follow Me 
    Dial Tone returned after station 7” directory number has 
    Access Code, followed by been dialed. (Call Forwarding - Follow Me activated.) 
    station “C” directory 
    number, then sets handset 
    on-hook. 
    3 Station “B” lifts handset. Dial Tone returned. 
    4 Station “B” dials station “A” Station “B” receives Ringback Tone. Station “C” rings. 
    directory number. 
    5 Station “C” goes off-hook. Station “C” stops ringing. Ringback Tone removed from 
    station “B”. Stations “B” and “C” are connected together. 
    6 Set handsets on-hook. Part 1 completed. 
    Part 2 - Testing deactivation of Call Forwarding - Follow Me 
    1 Station “A” lifts handset. Interrupted Dial Tone returned. 
    2 Station “A” dials any Call Dial Tone removed on first digit of access code dialed. 
    Forwarding Access Code, 
    then sets handset on-hook. 
    3 Station “B” dials station “A” Station “A” rings. Station “B” receives Ringback Tone. 
    directory number and When station “A” lifts handset, stations “A” and “B” are 
    Station “A” lifts handset. connected together. 
    4 Set handsets on-hook. Test completed. 
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    CHART 4-3 (CONT’D) 
    CALL FORWARDING (ALL TYPES) 
    Step Action Verify 
    CALL FORWARDING - l’fvl HERE 
    Part 1 - Testing activation of Call Forwarding - I’m Here 
    1 Station “B” lifts handset. Dial Tone returned. 
    2 Station “B” dials Call Dial Tone removed on first digit of 
    access code dialed. 
    Forwarding - I’m Here Dial Tone returned after station “A” directory number 
    Access Code followed by dialed. (Call Forwarding - I’m Here activated.) 
    station “A” directory 
    number, then sets handset 
    on-hook. 
    3 Station “C” lifts handset Station “C” receives Ringback Tone. Station “B” rings. 
    and dials station “A” 
    directory number. 
    4 Station “B” lifts handset. Station “B” stops ringing; Ringback Tone removed from 
    station “C”. Stations “B” and “C” are connected together. 
    5 Set handsets on-hook. Part 1 completed. 
    Part 2 - Testing deactivation of Call Forwarding - I’m Here 
    1 Station “A” lifts handset. Interrupted Dial Tone returned. 
    2 Station “A” dials any Call Dial Tone removed on first digit of access code dialed. 
    Forwarding Access Code, (Call Forwarding - I’m Here deactivated.) 
    then sets handset on-hook. 
    3 Station “C” lifts handset Station “C” receives Ringback Tone; station “A” rings. 
    and dials station “A” 
    directory number. 
    4 Station “A” lifts handset. Station “C” and station “A” are connected together. 
    5 Set handsets on-hook. Test completed. 
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    							System lest Procedures 
    CHART 4-3 (CONT’D) 
    CALL FORWARDING (ALL TYPES) 
    Step Action Verify 
    CALL FORWARDING - EXTERNAL 
    Part 1 - Testing activation of Call Forwarding - External 
    1 At Attendant Console, Refer to Section MITLS 108-093-31%NA, Attendant 
    program a number external Console Description, for information regarding 
    to the PABX as an programming of Abbreviated Dialing numbers at the 
    Abbreviated Dialing Attendant Console. 
    number. 
    2 Station “A” lifts handset. Dial Tone returned. 
    3 Station “A” dials a Call Dial Tone removed on first digit of access code dialed. 
    Forwarding Access Code, Dial Tone returns after last digit of Abbreviated Dialing 
    followed by Abbreviated entry number. 
    Dialing access code and 
    entry number. 
    4 Station “A” sets handset 
    on-hook. 
    5 Station “A” remains 
    on-hook if Call Forwarding 
    - No Answer, Call 
    Forwarding - Busy/No 
    Answer, or Call Forwarding 
    - Follow Me selected. 
    Station “A” establishes a 
    call to station nC” if Call 
    Forwarding - Busy 
    selected. 
    6 Station “B” dials station “A” Station “B” receives Ringback Tone. Station “B” is routed 
    directory number. to external number. External number rings. Station “B” 
    receives external call ringback (or Busy Tone, if external 
    number is off-hook). 
    7 External line goes off-hook. Station “B” and external number are connected together. 
    8 External line and station “B” Part 1 completed. Go to Part 2. 
    set handsets on-hook. 
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    							System Test Procedures 
    CHART 4-3 (CONT’D) 
    CALL FORWARDING (ALL TYPES) 
    Step Action Verify 
    CALL FORWARDING - EXTERNAL 
    Part 2 - Testing Deactivation of Call Forwarding - External 
    1 
    Station “A” lifts handset. Dial Tone returned. 
    2 
    Station “A” dials any call Dial Tone removed on first digit of access code dialed. 
    Forwarding Access Code, (Call Forwarding deactivated.) 
    then sets handset on-hook. 
    3 Station “B” lifts handset Station “A” rings. Station “B” receives Ringback Tone. 
    then dials station “A” 
    directory number. 
    4 Station “A” lifts handset. Station “A” and station “B” are connected together. 
    5 Set handsets on-hook. Test completed. 
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    CHART 4-4 
    CALL HOLD 
    Step Action Verify 
    1 Station “A” lifts handset, Dial Tone returned on first dialed digit. Ringback Tone 
    dials station “B” directory heard at station “A” after station “B” directory number 
    number, and establishes a dialed, and station “B” rings. Connection established when 
    connection. station “B” goes off-hook. 
    2 Station “A” flashes Station “A” receives Transfer Dial Tone, station “B” hears 
    switchhook. Music On Hold if provided, or silence. (Station “B” is on 
    Consultation Hold.) 
    3 Station “A” dials Call Hold Transfer Dial Tone is removed from station “A” on first 
    Access Code. digit of access code dialed, and returns when dialing 
    completed. (Station “B” is on Call Hold.) 
    4 Station “A” sets handset Station “A” is free to make or receive calls. 
    on-hook. 
    5 Station “A” lifts handset. Dial Tone returned. 
    6 Station “A” dials Call Hold Dial Tone removed on first digit of access code dialed. 
    Local Retrieve Access Station “A” and station “B” are connected together. 
    Code. 
    7 Set handsets on-hook. Test completed. 
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    							System Test Procedures 
    CHART 4-5 
    CALL HOLD RETRIEVE (LOCAL AND REMOTE) 
    Step Action Verify 
    CALL HOLD RETRIEVE - LOCAL 
    1 Station “A” establishes a Station “A” and station “B” are connected together. 
    call to station “B”. 
    2 Station “A” places station Station “B” hears Music on Hold, if provided, or silence. 
    “B” on Call Hold (see Chart Station “A” receives Dial Tone, and is free to make or 
    4-4). receive calls. 
    3 Station “A” dials Call Hold Station “A” and station “B” are connected together, 
    Local Retrieve Access 
    Code. 
    4 Set all handsets on-hook. Test completed. 
    CALL HOLD RETRIEVE - REMOTE 
    1 Repeat Steps 1 and 2 As above, in Step 2. 
    above (CALL HOLD 
    RETRIEVE - LOCAL). 
    2 Station “A” sets handset 
    on-hook. 
    3 Station “C” lifts handset, Dial Tone is removed from station “C” on first digit of 
    dials Call Hold Remote access code dialed. Stations “C” and “B” are connected 
    Retrieve Access Code, together after last digit of station “A” directory number 
    followed by station “A” dialed. Station “A” is free to make or receive calls. 
    directory number. 
    4 Set all handsets on-hook. Test completed. 
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    							System Test Procedures 
    CHART 4-6 
    CALLBACK BUSY 
    Step Action Verify 
    1 
    Stations “A” and “B” go Station “A” receives Busy Tone. 
    off-hook, and station “A” 
    dials station “B” directory 
    number. 
    2 Station “A” dials Callback Station “A” receives Dial Tone when dialing of access 
    Busy Access Code. code completed. 
    3 Station “A” then station “B” Station “A” rings. 
    set handsets on-hook. 
    4 Station “A” lifts handset. Station “A” receives Ringback Tone. Station “B” rings. 
    5 Station “B” lifts handset. Station “A” and station “B” are connected together. 
    6 Set handsets on-hook. Test completed. 
    CHART 4-7 
    CAMP-ON 
    Step Action Verify 
    1 Station “A” dials station “B” Station “A” and station “B” are connected together. 
    and establishes a call. 
    2 Station “C” goes off-hook Station “C” receives Busy Tone. 
    and dials station “A” 
    directory number. 
    3 Station “C” remains Busy Tone at station “C” changes. Station “A” receives 
    off-hook for 10 seconds. Camp-on Warning Tone. 
    4 Stations “A” and “B” go Station “A“ is rung. 
    on-hook. 
    5 Station “A” goes off-hook. Stations “A” and “C” are connected together. 
    6 Set handsets on-hook. Test completed. 
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    							System Test Procedures 
    Conflict Dialing 
    4.06 For this test, ensure that two stations are programmed with 
    conflicting numbers (for example: 123, and 1234). After a CDE- 
    programmed time-out period, the system resolves the conflicting 
    numbers. Assign the 3-digit extension number to station “B”, and the 
    4-digit extension number to station “C”. 
    CHART 4-8 
    CONFLICT DIALING 
    Step Action Verify 
    1 Station “A” lifts handset, Dial Tone returned. Dial Tone removed after first digit of 
    and dials a 3-digit directory number dialed. 
    directory number (station 
    I’,“). 
    2 System waits the Station “A” receives Ringback Tone. Station “B” rings. 
    programmed time-out 
    period, then rings station 
    “B”. 
    3 Station “B” goes off-hook. Station “A” and station “B” are connected together. 
    4 Set handsets on-hook. 
    5 Station “A” lifts handset, Dial Tone returned. Dial Tone removed after first digit of 
    and dials a 4-digit directory number dialed. 
    directory number (station 
    “C”). 
    6 Station “C” rings. Station “A” receives Ringback Tone. Station “C” rings. 
    7 Station “C” goes off-hook. Station “A” and station “C” are connected together. 
    8 Set handsets on-hook. Test completed. 
    Note: At no point during this test should stations “B” and “C” ring at the same time. 
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    							System Test Procedures 
    Dial Call Pickup 
    4.07 For this test, ensure that two of the three stations are in the 
    same Pickup Group. Pickup Groups are programmed in CDE 
    Form 10, PICKUP GROUPS. 
    CHART 4-9 
    DIAL CALL PICKUP 
    Step I Action Verifv 
    1 Station “C” lifts handset. 
    2 Station “C” dials station “B” 
    directory number. 
    3 Station “A” lifts handset. 
    4 Station “A” dials Dial Call 
    Pickup Access Code. Dial Tone returned. 
    Station “C” receives Ringback Tone. Station “B” rings. 
    Dial Tone returned. 
    Dial Tone removed on first digit of access code dialed. 
    Station “A” and “C” are connected together. Ringing 
    removed from station “B”. 
    5 Set handsets on-hook. Test completed. 
    Note: Callbacks cannot be picked up by Dial Call Pickup. 
    CHART 4-10 
    DIRECTED CALL PICKUP 
    Step 
    1 
    2 
    3 
    4 
    Action Verify 
    Station “A” lifts handset. 
    Station “A” dials station 
    “B”. Dial Tone returned. 
    Station “A” receives Ringback Tone. Station “B” rings. 
    Station “C” lifts handset. 
    Station “C” dials Directed 
    Call Pickup Access Code, 
    followed by station “B” 
    directory number. Dial Tone returned. 
    Station “C” is connected to station “A” and ring is 
    removed from station “B”. 
    5 Set handsets on-hook. Test completed. 
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    							System Test Procedures 
    Step Action 
    Dart 1 - Setting Do Not Disturb 
    CHART 4-11 
    DO NOT DISTURB 
    Verify - 
    1 Station “A” lifts handset. Dial Tone returned. 
    2 Station “A” dials Do Not Dial Tone removed on first digit of access code dialed. 
    Disturb Access Code, Dial Tone returned after digit 1 dialed. 
    followed by the digit 1. 
    3 Station “B” lilts handset. Dial Tone returned. 
    4 Station “B” dials station “A” Special Busy Tone returned after last digit dialed. Station 
    directory number. “A” does not ring. 
    5 Station “B” sets handset Part 1 completed. 
    on-hook. 
    Part 2 - Canceling Do Not Disturb 
    1 Station “A” lifts handset. Station “A” receives Interrupted Dial Tone. 
    2 Station “A” dials Do Not Dial Tone removed on first digit of access code dialed, 
    Disturb Access Code, and returned after digit 2 dialed. 
    followed by the digit 2. 
    3 Station “A” sets handset 
    on-hook. 
    4 Station “B” lifts handset. Dial Tone returned. 
    5 Station “B” dials station “A” Station “B” receives Ringback Tone. Station “A” rings. 
    directory number. 
    6 Station “A” lifts handset. Station “A” and station “B” are connected together. 
    Ringback Tone removed from station “B”. Ringing removed 
    from station “A”. 
    7 Set handsets on-hook. Test completed. 
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