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PARTNER
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Advanced Communications System Installation, Programming, and Use
System Telephones
6-6
Table 6-2. Light Patterns on System Telephones
Light Pattern Line Button Pool Button Feature Button
Intercom Auto
Dial Button
Steady On Line is in use.
■
Green means you
are using the line.
■
Red means
someone at another
extension is using
the line.
— Green means
feature
1
is on.
Red means the
extension
programmed on
the button is busy.
Off (steady off) Line is idle. — Feature
1
is off. Extension
programmed on
the button is idle.
Flash (long on,
long off) A call is ringing on the
line.
■
Green flash means
a call is ringing at
your extension.
■
Red flash means a
call is ringing on the
line, but not at your
extension.
— A user is entering
a four-digit code
to lock or unlock
his or her
extension. Green flash
means someone
at the extension
programmed on
the button is
calling you.
Alternating Red/
Green Flash
Alternating green and
red flash appears at both
extensions in a joined
call, and at any
extension connected in a
conference call. Also for
Call Screening and
Record-a-Call.
— Call Screening
and Record-a-
Call —
Wink (long on,
short off)
A call on the line is either
on hold or parked.
■
Green wink means
the call is on hold or
parked at your
extension.
■
Red wink means the
call is on hold or
parked at another
extension. (Anyone
who has the line can
retrieve the held
call.)
Green wink means
the call is either on
hold or parked at
your extension.
(Anyone who has
the line can
retrieve the held
call.)
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