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For CACH EKTS phones, an incoming call is not assigned a B
channel.
Therefore, the requirement to answer non-ACO calls
before answering ACO calls does not apply.
To CACH EKTS
phones, all incoming calls look like ACO calls.
The Optiset terminal allows ACO calls to stack on the only line
defined or on the last line defined. This allows fewer call
appearances to be programmed than the call reference bUsy limit of
the particular ON.
Terms That May Be New to You
The following terms appear in the descriptions and instructions
contained in this guide:
• Active Call - A call that is connected and in progress, involving
the Optiset terminal as one of the parties.
• Alerting - Any combination of ringing and flashing line status
lights that indicate an incoming call to the Optiset terminal.
• Autoanswer· A feature that permits the Optiset terminal to
answer calls automatically with either no alerting or a single
alerting ring. The user of the terminal can begin conversing
immediately upon receipt of the call.
• Call Appearance - The particular line, line key, and line status
light associated with a call handled by the Optiset terminal.
• Conference - A call involving three or more parties, in which
each party can both talk to and hear all the other parties.
• Consultation Call· A call initially involving only two parties, in
which the controlling party places the second party on hold,
connects to and converses privately with a third party, and then
returns to the second party.
The second party can neither
hear nor participate in the consultation leg of 'he call.
• Dialog - Interaction between the user of the Optiset terminal,
via the dialog keys, and the menu system. The dialog keys are
used to scroll through the menu choices, to select the desired
choice when it is displayed, and to exit to a previously
displayed menu.
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• Fast Transfer - An initial-setup feature that allows the user of
the Optiset terminal to complete a transfer operation by simply
hanging up after dialing the second party.
• Hot Keypad Mode - An initial-setup feature that causes the
Optiset terminal to automatically seize a line as soon as the
user begins dialing.
• Inactive Call - Any Iype of call that places a party on hold.
• Line Hold Mode - The default mode of operation, in which
pressing a line key on the Optiset terminal automatically puts
any other active call (on another line) on hold.
• Open Listening - A configuration in which both the handset or
the headset and the speaker are in use at the same time. This
configuration allows the user to talk and listen over the handset
or the headset while others in the room can hear the remote
party through the speaker.
• Preview Mode - A mode of operation in which the originating
phone number for an incoming call is displayed before you
either answer or reject the call.
• Prime (or Primary) Call Appearance - The line, line key, and
line status light associated with the main directory number on
the Optiset terminal. This is the line the terminal automatically
uses for an origination for which a line is not specified.
• TA-TAPI - A terminal adapter (TA) that provides the Telephony
Applications Programming Interface (TAPI) to allow the Optiset
terminal to be used with personal computer (PC) applications
and to accommodate an electret headset.
• Transfer· A feature that allows you to redirect an active call to
another party and then drop out of the call.
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