NEC NEAX 2000, Programming Manual

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ND-91285-001(E)
DECEMBER, 1999
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Revision 1.0
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AUTOMATIC CAMP-ON
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
In a case where an incoming C.O. Line call, which has terminated to the desired station, if the desired
station is busy, the call is camped-on automatically. Under such a state, if the busy station becomes idle,
the station is automatically called out and is connected to the camped-on incoming C.O. Line call.
STATION APPLICATION
All stations
OPERATING PROCEDURE
No manual operation is required.
SERVICE CONDITIONS
1. For sending CAMP-ON tone, there are two patterns: one is to send the tone at an interval of 8 seconds,
and the other is to send the tone only once at the initial time. Either one of these patterns can be
selected by system base.
2. CAMP-ON cannot be set to the same station from plural trunks concurrently.
3. Because DIRECT IN TERMINATION calls can overflow, these calls can be directed to either; the
Attendant, TAS indication, or can be automatically Camped-On. All of which can be assigned by the
office data.
4. Relation with other services is as follows:
a. CALL BACK
CAMP-ON service can be set to a party which has set (or has 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 / 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.