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This feature is enabled for all or disabled for all of the following keys on a
specific station and the key(s) must be programmed on an Iwatsu ICON
Series self-labeling key:
CO Line Keys
Float Keys
Individual Park Keys
Group Park Keys
Note:
The IX-59DS only supports the Group Park key. CO Line, Float, and
Individual Park keys are not supported on the IX-59DS.
CALLER ID PASS THROUGH ON TOL TRANSFER TO
EXTERNAL NUMBER
ECS Software Version 8.0 includes a new feature that enables the Iwatsu
Enterprise TOL system to send the ECS the original caller ID received from
an incoming CO call when TOL transfers (trombone transfer) the incoming
CO call to an outside number through a PRI or SIP trunk. If the PRI or SIP
carrier accepts replacement of the calling party number, then the called party
can see the original Caller ID instead of the Caller ID of the ECS.
Note:
Some PRI and SIP carriers do not accept changes to Calling Party
Number (CPN). This feature is not applicable with those carriers. Dealer is
responsible for verifying carrier support for this feature.
This feature requires Iwatsu Enterprise TOL version 8.0, ECS Software
Version 8.0 and an ECS Software version 8.0 License (PN: 000347).
CALLER ID TRUNKS
Iwatsu Enterprise-CS will support Caller ID trunks provided by the phone
company. The IX-8PSUB-2 with the IX-400-2, IX-8UNTK, IX-8CITK, IX-
408 or IX-044 with IX-400 is required for caller ID operation.
CCSU SERIAL NUMBER / ECS SOFTWARE VERSION
DISPLAY
The IX-CCSU Serial Number and ECS Software Version Display feature
allows a technician or user to display the last six digits of the IX-CCSU
Serial Number and the ECS Software Version from any attendant position
by dialing F 93.
Summary of Contents for Omegatrek PS6
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Page 21: ...Section 1 Iwatsu Enterprise CS General Description...
Page 22: ...GENERAL DESCRIPTION 2 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
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Page 79: ...Section 2 Iwatsu Enterprise CS Features...
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Page 105: ...Section 3 IP Telephone User Guide...
Page 106: ...IP TELEPHONE USER GUIDE 86 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
Page 164: ...IP TELEPHONE USER GUIDE 144 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
Page 166: ...DIGITAL TELEPHONE USER GUIDE 146 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
Page 276: ...DIGITAL TELEPHONE USER GUIDE 256 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
Page 277: ...Section 5 Attendant Position User Guide...
Page 278: ...ATTENDANT POSITION USER GUIDE 258 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
Page 308: ...ATTENDANT POSITION USER GUIDE 288 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
Page 309: ...Section 6 Attendant Console User Guide...
Page 310: ...ATTENDANT CONSOLE USER GUIDE 290 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
Page 344: ...ATTENDANT CONSOLE USER GUIDE 324 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
Page 345: ...Section 7 SIP Single Line Telephone User Guide...
Page 346: ...SIP SINGLE LINE TELEPHONE USER GUIDE 326 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
Page 369: ...Section 8 Digital Doorphone User Guide...
Page 370: ...DIGITAL DOORPHONE USER GUIDE 350 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
Page 372: ...DIGITAL DOORPHONE USER GUIDE 352 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
Page 373: ...Section 9 Direct Inward System Access DISA User Guide...
Page 374: ...DISA USER GUIDE 354 IWATSU ENTERPRISE CS...
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Page 379: ...Section 10 Hospitality Features User Guide...
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