NEC NEAX 2000, Programming Manual

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ND-91285-001(E)
DECEMBER, 1999
Page 311
Revision 1.0
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SINGLE DIGIT FEATURE ACCESS CODE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This feature allows stations to access certain other system features by the direct dialling of a SINGLE
DIGIT ACCESS CODE, while receiving Busy Tone or Ringback Tone.
STATION APPLICATION
All stations
OPERATING PROCEDURE
On all occasions, the station user dials the specific single digit code into the Busy Tone or Ringback Tone
signal. It is necessary for DTMF Single Line Telephone to first perform a “switch hook flash” function
when receiving Ringback Tone.
A SINGLE DIGIT ACCESS CODE is fixedly assigned to a service.
BT - 1: RBT - 1: Voice - Ring changeover *
2: CB/OG-Q 2: CB No Answer
3: EROW 3:
4: Sta - Camp On 4:
5: Call Waiting 5:
* 6: MSG Set 6: MSG Set *
* 7: Step Call 7:
(7 + Last one digit)
8: MSG Record 8: MSG Record
9: 9:
0: 0:
★ : ★ :
#: #:
Note: Service setting is possible from D
term
, Single Line Telephone (DP or DTMF) and limited fea-
tures from Attendant as per *.
If the requested feature is not available for any reasons, Reorder Tone will be heard. Otherwise the neces-
sary actions are as described in the following examples.
1. CALL BACK: Access Code = 2
When the called busy station’s number has been dialled and Busy Tone received, dial “2” and listen for
Service Set Tone (SST).
Replace the handset and wait for recall when the party becomes free.
Note: The standard limitation of only one Call Back per calling station applies. Further attempts will
return Reorder Tone. (ROT)