Tone Commander 1030 Attendants Guide
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Call Answering The source of the oldest call waiting to be answered is shown in the display – see page 6. To answer the call shown in the display: aPress the ANSWER button. To answer a ringing line not shown in the display: aPress the line button for the ringing line. To answer (pick up) a ringing station call not shown in the display: aPress PICK UP. aPress the DSS button for the ringing station. Operation 8 Tone Commander 1030 Attendant’s Guide
After answering, you may: •transfer the call to a station •transfer the call to a voice mail system •put on the call hold •announce the call over a paging system •turn on a message waiting light at the station •release (disconnect/hang up) the call Transferring Calls Calls may be transferred by several methods. When a call is screened, the caller is put on hold while you speak privately with the called party and ask them if they will accept the call. You can then return to the caller, transfer the call, or terminate the call. Unscreened calls are transferred without any screening of the called party. If the called party is busy, the call can be camped on to the busy station. The call will be on hold until the busy station hangs up, then it will ring at the station. Calls that have been camped on too long will ring at the console. Some systems may not have the camp-on feature. Stations may be dialed by pressing the appropriate DSS button, or manually with the dial pad if the you have no DSS button programmed for the desired station. The various call transfer procedures differ slightly, and are described below. Tone Commander 1030 Attendant’s Guide 9
To transfer a call to a station (unscreened by the attendant): aPress the DSS button for the desired station. One of the following three displays will be shown: aPress the CONNECT button to transfer the call. If the wrong DSS button was selected, press the TRANSFER button to cancel dialing. aPress the CONNECT button to camp on the call. The call will be transferred when the station hangs up. The station message lamp, if provided, will flash while the call is camped on. Press the TRANSFER button to cancel dialing. Dialing is automatically canceled. You will remain connected to the caller. DIL JIM HUTCHINS – ready to dial an idle station or CMP JIM HUTCHINS – station busy, ready to camp on or BUSY – station is busy, dialing not allowed 10 Tone Commander 1030 Attendant’s Guide
To transfer a call to a station (screened by the attendant): aPress the DSS button for the desired station. One of the following three displays will be shown: aPress the DSS button again. “DIL” in the display will change to “SCN”. aWait for the called party to answer, then ask them if they will accept the transferred call. aIf yes, press the RELEASE button. The calling party will be connected to the called party. If no, press the TRANSFER button, wait to be reconnected to the calling party, then press the TRANSFER button again to disconnect the called station. The call may now be released, put on hold, or transferred to another station. aPress the TRANSFER button to cancel dialing and return to the calling party. Dialing is automatically canceled. You will remain connected to the caller. DIL MARY OAKLAND – ready to dial an idle station CMP MARY OAKLAND 2 – ready to camp on to a busy station BUSY – station is busy, dialing not allowed or Tone Commander 1030 Attendant’s Guide 11
To transfer a call manually, using the dial pad: aPress the TRANSFER button, then wait for dial tone. aDial the station number. aWait for the called party to answer, then ask them if they will accept the transferred call. aIf yes, press the RELEASE button. If no, press the TRANSFER button, wait to be reconnected to the calling party, then press the TRANSFER button again to disconnect the called station. Call Hold To place a call on hold: aPress the HOLD button. Answer or place another call. The first call is automatically placed on hold. Calls that are on hold longer than a preset time will ring at the console. or or 12 Tone Commander 1030 Attendant’s Guide
Announcing Calls To announce a call over an in-house paging system: aPress the PAGE button. The outside line is put on hold. aAnnounce the call. aPress the RELEASE button to disconnect from the page. The outside line will remain on hold. Message Waiting (optional) To set or reset message waiting lights: aPress the MESSAGE button. “MESSAGE” and the current time will be displayed. The station status lights will show the current message waiting status for all stations. aTo change the on/off state of any console message waiting light, press the associated DSS button. If the station is equipped with a message light, it will be in the same state as the console message light. aPress the MESSAGE button to return to normal console operation (the console will automatically exit five seconds after the last keypress). PAGE 3:18 MESSAGE 10: 47 Tone Commander 1030 Attendant’s Guide 13
Call Release To release (disconnect, or hang up) a call: aPress the RELEASE button. Call Originating To place an outside call: aPress an idle line button. aDial the number with the dial pad. Press an autodial button (a spare DSS button that has been programmed with the desired number). To call a station: aPress the DSS button for the desired station. Press an idle line button, then dial the station number with the dial pad. Placing the handset on its cradle will not release a line. or or 14 Tone Commander 1030 Attendant’s Guide
Night Service The line status light above the NIGHT button will be on if Night Service is in effect. To activate optional night transfer or night bells: aPress the NIGHT button. The light above the button will turn on. Incoming calls will ring over the night bell system after the console begins to ring; or calls will ring at a night answer station (determined by the installer). To resume normal daytime operation: aPress the NIGHT button. The light above the button will turn off. NIGHT SERVICE 7:02 NIGHT 6:30 Night Service can be turned off with the QUICK button. Daytime operation will resume with Quick Mode activated. Tone Commander 1030 Attendant’s Guide 15
Quick Mode This feature is used in single console installations to reduce the amount of time it takes to answer calls ringing at unattended telephones. This feature must be deactivated whenever the console is left unattended. To activate Quick Mode: aPress the QUICK MODE button. The lights above the button will alternately flash. To deactivate Quick Mode: aPress the QUICK MODE button. The lights above the button will turn off. The NIGHT button will deactivate Quick Mode when activating night bells or night transfer. 16 Tone Commander 1030 Attendant’s Guide
Adjusting the Handset Volume To adjust the receive volume of the handset or headset: aWhile connected to a call, press the VOLl or VOL k button. Volume is reset to the default setting after each call. Adjusting the Ringer Volume To adjust the volume of the console ringer: aWhile not connected to a call, press the VOL l or VOLk button. The console will beep with the new ringer volume setting, and the display will show the relative volume level. VOL k kk k VOL l ll l VOL k kk k VOL l ll l {{{}___ VOLUME Tone Commander 1030 Attendant’s Guide 17