LG-Nortel LIP-6812, Руководство пользователя

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LIP-6812 User Guide
11 June 07
2.16. Shared Call Appearance / Bridge Line Appearance
The LIP-6812 can support up to 11 Lines, each associated with its own button. A Line button
could be set up as a Private Line, a Shared Line or DSS/BLF Call Coverage Line. A Private
Line is used by only one phone. A Shared Line is shared by more than one phone. To learn
more about this, please refer to the VoIP Configuration section within the Installer Guide .
A Shared Line appears and is accessible by an authorized set of Phones. A Shared Line allows
you to place a call on hold at one phone and easily pick it up at another. Any phone with the
Shared Line can originate and terminate calls on the Line. When a phone places an outgoing
call, all phones with the Shared Line are notified and reflect the current status of the Line.
When an incoming call is routed to a Shared Line, all phones with the Line will ring and display
the name or number of the calling party. Once the call is answered, all other phones stop
ringing and the Line button reflects a busy status.
The LED of the Line button shows the state of each call appearance on a Line.
Solid green Local call activity for Private or Shared Line.
Fast blinking green Call appearance ringing for Private Line.
Slow blinking green Local call hold.
Solid red Remote call activity for Shared Line.
Fast blinking red Call appearance ringing for Shared Line.
Slow blinking red Remote call hold
To place or receive a call on a Shared Line, use the procedures previously described.
To retrieve a call held at a remote phone:
1) Press the slowly blinking Shared Line button, a list of available calls will display.
2) Use the
[Prev]-[Next]
Softkeys to select the desired call, “Retrieve Call Idx. #”, and press
the
[ OK ]
Softkey.
NOTE: The Shared Line may also be called a Bridge Line Appearance.
2.17. DSS/BLF Coverage button
The LIP-6812 has been designed to meet the special needs associated with an Attendant or
Secretarial answering position. Specific needs for these users who provide call coverage
include: