Walking Trs; Zip Mode; List Of Available System Features - Panasonic ICX Technical Manual

Chapter 3 - System Features
Benefits:
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Applications:
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WALKING TRS

Description:
A user can use his or her calling privileges at another extension by entering a 4-digit (0-9) ID
code. This enables the other extension to temporarily have CO line access capabilities which are
defined by the Toll Restriction Service (TRS) data of the user's extension. When the user hangs
up the telephone, the extension returns to its original TRS type. (This allows a user to make a
call from a telephone that is normally restricted, such as a warehouse phone or lobby phone.)
NOTE: The Walking TRS code must be programmed at the user's extension before it can be
entered at a different extension. The same code can be programmed on multiple extensions.
The entered Walking TRS code will show up on the SMDR report as: "Wnnnn" (W means
Walking TRS code; nnnn is the 4-digit code).
Since a phone can have a different TRS Class assignment during Day, Night and Night 2 modes,
the Walking TRS codes will follow these assignments. So, for example, long-distance calls can
be allowed on the phone during the day, but restricted at night.
Benefits:
• Allows a telephone to be restricted, but still allows certain users to override the
restriction.
Applications:
• Warehouse telephones, waiting area, etc.Warehouse telephones, waiting area, etc.

ZIP MODE

Description:
Zip mode automatically answers calls when operating a Key Telephone in headset mode.
Benefits:
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Applications:

List of Available System Features

System Feature
Alarm Ringing
Alarm Tone
Analog (AEC) Disconnect Signal
Analog Device Compatibility
Attendant Group
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Notes
to alert other users of unanswered calls
to alert the user of a lengthy CO call
for quick-disconnect from 3rd-party Voice Mail systems
up to 20 phones per Att.Group; each system mode (Day1,
Day2, and Night) has its own Att.Group
ICX (International) issued December 1999
Section 200 - General Description
ICX-40-200