Issue 2.0 December, 1995
Description:
Call Park provides the capability for a single line
telephone to "stow" a call so that the single line
telephone can operate without consideration of the
parked call.
Place a call into a park slot (orbit):
1. Establish a call (either incoming or outgoing).
2. Press hookswitch. The call is on Hold.
3. Dial
[8]
,
[5]
, plus the parking slot (0-9) where you wish to place
the call.
4. If the slot is available, you will continue to hear the Hold "double
beep" tone. If the slot is in use, you will hear busy tone. You may
immediately dial another slot number (0-9) in order to find a free
parking slot. When an available slot is found, you will hear the
'double beep" tone, indicating that the call is parked.
To retrieve a call from a Call Park slot:
From any telephone:
1. Lift Handset.
3. Dial
[8]
,
[5]
, plus the parking slot (0-9) where the call is parked.
4. You will be connected to the call. If the Call Park slot is empty,
you will hear a busy tone.
From the telephone that parked the call:
1. Lift Handset .
2. Dial
[8]
,
[5]
plus the parking slot (0-9) where you previously
parked the call. You will be connected to the call.
3. If the call has been retrieved by another station you will receive
busy tone.
Call Park
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Last Number Redial
Description:
Last Number Redial allows you to automatically re-
call the last outside number that you dialed from your
station.
1. Place an outside telephone call.
2. Hang Up.
3. Lift Handset.
4. Dial
[7]
,
[4]
. The Superkey
®
system will access an outside
telephone line and automatically dial the number that you
manually dialed in step 1 above.
Note
: The status of the original call is not important for Last Number
Redial. It does not matter whether the call is answered,
abandoned, busy, or does not answer. The call is stored
automatically as it is dialed, so it is available to you no matter
what was the outcome of the original call.
Message Waiting
Description:
Message Waiting may be invoked on a station if it is
busy or does not answer.
1. Lift Handset .
2. Dial a station.
3a. If the station is busy, you will hear busy tone. Press
[6]
to leave
a message. After you have set the message, dial tone will return
to indicate that you successfully left a message.
3b. If the station does not answer, you will continue to hear ringing
tone. Press
[6]
to leave a message. After you have set the
message dial tone will return.
4. If the station where you left the message is a Superkey
®
Electronic set, the button will flash, indicating a message. If the
station where you left the message is another single line
telephone, it will ring periodically, indicating a message is
waiting. If the station is answered while it is ringing during a
message ring cycle, the station that left the message will ring.
Answering a message:
If your telephone periodically rings, you have a message waiting.
If you answer your station while it is ringing during a message
ring cycle, you will automatically be routed to the station that left
the message.
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