EZ Answer
incoming call is a fax call, as soon as the Fax tone is detected, it
stops playing the main greeting and transfers to the Fax
extension. This feature allows the caller to listen to the main
greeting (to confirm that he has called the correct number) and
then press the START button on his fax machine. The automatic
transfer to the fax extension will take place as long as the fax
tone is detected before the main greeting finishes playing.
If the unit encounters a busy signal from the first extension, it
will try the second and if even that is busy, it will try the third
extension in the list. If a blind mode of transfer has been
selected, the unit will dial the first extension and hang up.
However, even if a
Fully supervised mode
has been selected, the
unit
will not
perform a `
no answer'
check on the Fax extensions.
The call will be transferred to the first fax extension, which
returns a ring signal.
Default value =
110 #
The fax detection is disabled by default.
Length of entry = maximum of 16 digits, including the
#
key
The # key is used to terminate the entry sequence. If a * is
entered as the first digit or if two consecutive *s are entered
anywhere else in the string, the system will treat it as an invalid
entry.
If 16 digits are entered and then the
#
key is pressed, the unit
checks for validity of the 16 digits and then stores them if valid.
But the # key is processed as the first digit of the next program
number - which will make the unit exit the programming mode.
Hence, the # key must be used only if the total number of digits
entered is less than 16.
Program # 150:
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