Norstar DR5, Installer'S Manual

Page: 260 / 534

254 Glossary
Call:
If you get a busy signal when
you call someone in your office,
you can interrupt them for an
urgent call. This feature is
enabled for a telephone in
Administration programming.
Privacy:
This feature
determines whether a
user may select a line in use at
another telephone and join an
established call. Privacy is
enabled in Configuration
programming, but can be turned
ON and OFF by users during
individual calls.
Private line:
See Private to.
Private network:
A telephone
network consisting of owned or
leased telephone lines used to
connect different offices of an
organization independently of
the public network.
Private to:
A line can be
assigned, in Configuration
programming, to one telephone
as a Private line. The line
cannot appear on any other
telephone, except the Prime
Telephone for that line. Private
lines cannot be placed into Line
Pools.
Proarammed release:
A feature that performs the
function of button in a
programmed dialing sequence.
Programming:
Setting the way
the system will work.
Programming includes
wide settings and individual
telephone and line settings.
Programming Overlay: See
Programming Overlay.
Programming reminders:
Charts on which you can record
some commonly-used settings
from Administration
programming to keep the
system’s records
date.
Public line:
An external line
which can be assigned to any
telephone and to many
telephones. A line is assigned
as Public in Configuration
programming.
Public network:
The regular
telephone network which
connects most homes and
businesses.
Pulse/Tone Dialing:
An external line setting for pulse
or tone dialing. Pulse is the
traditional method of dialing
used by rotary dial or push
button single-line telephones.
Tone dialing allows telephones
to communicate with other
devices such as answering
machines. Tone dialing is
required to access the features
that PBX systems may offer or
to use another system
remotely.
R
Recall:
See Link time.
Modular Installer Guide