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Issue 5, June 1999
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Issue 5, June 1999
5.
OPTISET TERMINAL USED AS AN
EKTS PHONE
CACH EKTS Directory Number Restrictions
Because
th~
switching system relies on a Call Appearance 10
(CAIO) instead of a ON for call-handling, certain phone functions
are different or unavailable for a CACH EKTS line. For instance,
because the switching system does not allow multiple calls on a
single CAIO, terminal functions that ordinarily would provide
slacking of calls on one key do not work on a CACH EKTS line.
Also, any extended programming functions related to a ON, as well
as the ON itself, that are programmed into the terminal are ignored
by the switching system.
An Optiset terminal that is being used as a CACH EKTS phone
should have the same ON assigned to the prime line and at least
one other line key to accommodate functions that require multiple
call appearances (such as placing an existing call on hold and
initiating another call).
EKTS Associated Calls
An EKTS Associated call is one that has been originated or
answered by another terminal in the EKTS group and is appearing
on a line appearance on your terminal. If the Privacy feature has
not been invoked on the terminal involved in the call, the Status
Light for the EKTS Associated Call line on your terminal winks
(refer to Status Lights in Chapter
1.
INTRODUCING
YOUR
OPTISET TERMINAL for Status Light cadences).
If
the terminal
involved in the call has the Privacy feature invoked, the Status Ught
on your terminal is on steady to indicate that the line is in use.
Multiple Call Appearances on a CACH EKTS
Ph~ne
An Opliset terminal that is operating as a CACH EKTS phone can
have one or more feature/line keys programmed with up to
16
call
appearances each. A Multiple Call Appearance (CA) key operates
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