Toshiba Perception 1 2 User Manual

Variable Time-out 
requrrements. 
OPERATION 
PROGRAMMING 
RELATED FEATURES 
BENEFITS 
rering the registering station and simultaneously retain the now-idle 
registered call connection, is determined by the AC6 time-out setting. 
None. 
All of the above time-out periods are programmed in their corresponding 
entries of the 
DSYS Program. Available timing values for each time-out 
maximize at 255 seconds, however, specific stipulations must be adhered 
to in order to ensure the correct operation of several...

Voice Mail Connection 
DESCRlPTlON PERCEPTION has the ability to interface with a voice mail messaging 
system to enable the convenient transmission, receipt, and storage of 
voice messages. Selected stations are assigned a voice mailbox, which 
can be designated as the forwarding destination of a Call Forward 
operation, or which can be reached directly so that messages can be left 
by callers, or listened to and stored by a mailbox addressee. Access to the 
voice mail system (other than automatic...

Voice Mail Connection 
message has been left at that station’s mailbox. Specifically, if a port 
has been assigned this capability, then any message which has been 
left through that particular port will automatically light the message 
waiting lamp on the telephone of the initially-called station. Any 
electronic/digital or standard DTMF telephone which has a 
programmed message m button will receive this indication. The 
ability for a specific voice mail port to activate the lighting of a 
station’s...

PERCEPTION 
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Attendant Console 
Features 
Issue 2, February 1992 
Section 200-255-640  

Table of Contents 
FEATURE 
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Attendant Camp-on/Call Waiting.. .................................................................................................... 
Attendant Conference.. .................................................................................................................... 
Attendant Emergency Transfer.. ...................................................................................................... 
Attendant Hold...

Attendant Camp-on/Cal/ Waiting 
DESCRIPTION 
OPERATION 
PROGRAMMING Attendant Camp-on/Call Waiting enables any incoming trunk call, which 
has been extended to a busy station by an attendant, to be held in queue 
until the called station becomes idle. When Camp-on/Call Waiting is 
registered, the busy station will hear either a single tone for Camp-on, or a 
double tone for Call Waiting to indicate the waiting call. If an incoming call 
remains camped-on to a busy line, or sits in the Call Waiting queue...

Attendant Camp-on/Call Waiting 
NOTES: 
1. Camp-on and Call Waiting are mutually exclusive. If Call Waiting is 
denied by the station’s COS, Camp-on will automatically be applied. 
2. Station Hunting overrides both Camp-on and Call Waiting. However, 
if all directory numbers that are assigned to a particular hunting group 
are busy Camp-on will occur. 
3. If the station which has been camped-on to is an electronic/digital 
telephone, the Camp-on/Call Waiting warning tone will sound over 
the stations...

A ttenciant Camp-on/Gail Waiting 
BENEFITS Attendant Camp-on enables an attendant to place an incoming call in 
queue for a busy station, and gives the attendant the freedom to receive 
and place other calls. Camp-on also ensures that station users will not 
miss important incoming calls. 
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Attendant Conference 
DESCRIPTION An attendant can set up a conference call for as many as five people 
(including a maximum of two trunks) plus the attendant, at the request of 
either a station user or an outside caller. The starting point for a 
conference can be any of the following conditions: 
n The console has answered an incoming call from a station or trunk, 
and that party is to be the first member of the conference. 
n The console dials the first conference member on an m button in 
the usual...

Attendant Conference 
To Transfer a Two-party Connection (Established on an m Button) 
to an Attendant Conference: 
1. The attendant presses the m button. 
n The CONF LED will flash. 
W The LPK LED will remain steadily lit. 
NOTE: The two parties will now be the first two parties in a conference. 
Additional parties may be added by following the previously-mentioned 
steps. 
To Initiate a Conference Call by an Attendant: 
1. The attendant presses an m button. 
H The LPK LED will light steadily. 
H The...