Feature Setup/Feature Eligibility; Limitations And Restrictions For Mot; Feature Interactions - Nortel Meridian SL-100 Reference Manual

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the call. Set B can also go on-hook to transfer. In any of these scenarios the
audio source from set A is automatically stopped.

Feature setup/feature eligibility

Before a specific line is set up to initiate the MOT feature, the following sets
of conditions must be true:

Limitations and restrictions for MOT

The following is a list of the restrictions and limitations for the MOT
feature:

Feature interactions

The following section describes the interaction of MOT with the following
features (it is assumed that the line has the option MOT and 3WC/CXR
assigned):
Flash activated features
The audio is provided by the MOT feature to the held party as soon as the
holding party flashes. But the holding party may flash to activate any other
feature (Call Park or Ring Again, for example). For activating any such
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The line must be an IBN, MBS, or IVD set which is datafilled with the
MOT option on the PDN. However, the feature works for all of the DNs
on the set.
The line must be in a customer group which is datafilled with the option
MOT and the audio group of the MOT must be datafilled in table
CUSTSTN.
The line must be in an MOT audio group which is datafilled with an
audio route containing a valid audio source in table AUDIO.
The MOT feature provides the audio when the agent has the 3WC/CXR
and MOT options provisioned.
If a participant in a three-way conference call puts the conference call on
hold, then MOT does not provide audio to the other conferees. If the
holding party is a line agent, then the call can be determined a
conference call or not. In this case, audio is not provided if it is
determined to be a conference call.
flash activated features
Call Waiting (CWT)
Conference (CNF)
Call Hold (CHD)
Permanent Hold (PHOLD)
Key Set Music on Hold (KSMOH)