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3. ALTERNATIVE CALL OPERATIONS
The following section describes alternative procedures to those
discussed in section 2. BASIC CALL OPERATIONS.
Some of
these
alternative procedures are simply different ways to
accomplish the basic operations.
However, this section also
introduces call-handling procedures that are more advanced than
those discussed in section 2. BASIC CALL OPERATIONS.
Some of the procedures that follow recommend using feature keys
that may not have been set up on your terminal.
However, an
alternative procedure usually is given that uses the Optiset menu
system.
By scrolling through the menu and selecting the
appropriate entry, you can still perform the operation.
Originate a Call (No Other Calls Active)
•
line Key (Speaker)/Keypad
Press a line key. The speaker and microphone are activated,
and dial tone is heard. Dial the desired phone number using
the keypad. The Optiset terminal selects a primary line call
appearance for the call.
•
Speaker Key/Keypad
Press the Speaker key.
The speaker and microphone are
activated, and dial tone is heard.
Dial the desired phone
number using the keypad.
The Optiset terminal selects a
primary line call appearance for the call.
•
Keypad (Hot Keypad Mode)/Speaker
If the terminal is in the Hot Keypad mode, originate a call by
beginning to dial the phone number, using the keypad. The
speaker and microphone are activated, but diat tone is not
heard because dialing has already begun.
The Optiset
terminal selects a primary line call appearance for the call.
Dialing of the phone number must be completed within the
critical timing period allowed by the switching system.
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