NEC NEAX 2000, Programming Manual

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ND-91285-001(E)
DECEMBER, 1999
Page 346
Revision 1.0
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STATION CAMP-ON (CONT’D)
SERVICE CONDITIONS (CONT’D)
6. Relation with other services is as follows:
a. CALL-BACK:
Camp On service can be set to a party which has set (or had been set with) Call Back service.
Call Back service can be set to a party to which Camp On service has been set.
In both of the above cases, re-ring of Camp On has higher priority over Call Back.
b. OUTGOING TRUNK QUEUEING:
Camp On service can be set to a party which has set OG Queueing service.
OG Queueing service can be set from the party to which Camp On service has been set.
In both of the above cases, re-ring Camp On has higher priority over OG Queueing.
c. EXECUTIVE RIGHT OF WAY:
Camp On service can be set to the party engaging in a bridged call (three-way calling).
A bridge-in can be made in a case where Camp On service has been set to the party to be bridged
in or to the call destination.
d. BUSY VERIFICATION:
Camp On service can be set to the party engaging in a bridged call (three-way calling).
A bridge-in can be made in a case where Camp On service has been set to the party to be bridged
in or to the call destination.
e. CALL HOLD:
Camp On service can be set to the party which has set Call Hold service. When the station has
become idle, Camp On service executed in higher priority over CALL HOLD service. Camp On
service can be set to the party to which Call Hold service has been set.
Call Hold can be set from the party to which Camp On service has been set. The party with which
the station is talking is placed into CALL HOLD state, and starts engaging in a call on the trunk
which has been under Camp On state.
CALL HOLD can be set to the party to which Camp On service has been set.
f. DATA LINE SECURITY:
Camp On service cannot be set to a Data Line.
7. A party camped-on will hear MUSIC ON HOLD (when provided) while on CONSULTATION HOLD
- ALL CALLS.
8. A maximum of 128 stations can set STATION CAMP-ON simultaneously.