Mitel Sx-50 ATTENDANT CONSOLE USER GUIDE
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OUTSIDE CALLS/EXTENSION ASSISTANCE Making an Outside Call for an Extension Sometimes you may be called upon to place an outside call on behalf of an extension user. This may be for users who do not have direct access to outside lines from their phones; or busy managers may ask you to call someone for them and connect them once you have the caller on the line. THE CALLER IS WAITING ON THE LINE TO BE CONNECTED TO THE CALLED PARTY l Dial the trunk access code and the desired number The extension...
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OUTSIDE CALLS/EXTENSION ASSISTANCE THE EXTENSION USER WISHES TO DIAL THE NUMBER AFTER YOU HAVE SEIZED THE TRUNK FOR HIM/HER With the extension on hold l Dial the trunk access code (see NOTE below) l Press RELEASE The extension user can now complete the number. Note: If the Automatic Route Selection feature is enabled on the system, your Communications Department will let you know the exact number of digits you will have to dial after the external access code in order to seize a trunk. Basic...
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INTRODUCTION Now that you know the basics . . . of call handling (answering, extending, and making calls), you can go on to more advanced procedures. These procedures are just as simple to perform as basic call handling. They involve six of the Feature Keys: l HOLD 1, 2 and 3 - to put a caller on Hold while you perform another task; l MESSAGE - to set or cancel a “Message Waiting” indication on an extension user’s telephone; l OVERRIDE - to intrude into an existing conversation; l PAGE - to...
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HOLD AND RETRIEVE There will be times . . . when you will not be able to connect an outside caller immediately. The hold system allows you to deal with situations like this. A caller can remain connected to the console, but not connected to you -- leaving you free to do something else such as paging the person the caller wants to talk to. You use one of the three HOLD keys to both put a call on hold and retrieve it. Each key has a red lamp which indicates the state of the calls held: unlit when...
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-- indicated. HOLD AND RETRIEVE To retrieve a call from Hold l Press the chosen HOLD key (with the red lamp steadily lit) The red lamp goes out and the held caller returns to the console. 1 TRK-12 TALK Note: If a held caller hangs up before being retrieved, the red lamp goes out and the system frees the HOLD key for your use again. To connect a held caller to an extension user Once the caller is on hold and the lamp is steadily lit, l Call extension user and announce the held call EXT-321...
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HOLD AND RETRIEVE/CONSOLE HOLD PICKUP Console Hold Pickup When you have a call on hold, you can page the extension user, who then dials an access code to retrieve the held call. The access codes are programmable. If, for instance, you have a caller who wants to speak to Janet Young, but she is not at her extension, you could place the outside caller on hold (HOLD 2) while you page her. When you pressed the HOLD key, the display showed the access code: HELD ON-452 ,.: ;J. :: l Press PAGE l...
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MESSAGE WAITING You will sometimes have to take a message . . . for an extension user, then set up a message waiting indication on their telephone set. A SUPERSET 4TM user is notified by a small “MSG” on the SUPERSET 4 display; on standard telephone sets, the indicator is either a periodic ring or a flashing lamp. To Set A Message Waiting Indicator While Connected to the Extension Remain connected to the busy/unanswered extension Press MESSAGE The display briefly shows that the indicator has...
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MESSAGE WAITING You can also review, set up or cancel . . . any or all message indications while your console is idle. To Review the Extensions with a Message Waiting While the console is idle, l Press and hold down MESSAGE You will see the number of extensions with messages waiting, and the actual extension numbers. For example, if there were 12 messages set, you might see: EXT-NUMB.ER ? TOTAL MSG 0012 201 203 204 211 217 218 229 233 As you can see, this only gives you the identity of eight...
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MESSAGE WAITING . . ,. : :‘ : .;: 0 l To Cancel 0 Dial the desired extension number The display shows that the extension does not have a message waiting. For example: EXT-200 MSG-OFF TOTAL MSG 0014 201 203 204 211 217 218 229 233 Dial 1 to turn on the message waiting indicator for that extension. EXT-200 MSG-ON TOTAL MSG 0015 200 201 203 204 211 217 218 229 Release MESSAGE a Message Waiting Indicator Press and hold down MESSAGE to see the list of all current indicators. Dial the...