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300.49
DTMF
SENDING
Each CO interface
circuit for outside
lines can
be individually
programmed
to send
DTMF
(tone) or dial pulse signals.
300.50
EMERGENCY
TWWSFER
Two Power Failure
Transfer
cards may be in-
stalled so that in case of a power failure,
up to
12 CO lines can be automatically
connected
to
specifYied customer
provided
SLTs.
300.51
END TO END SXCHAILMC
This
feature
indicates
the capability
of the
system
to accept
DTMF
tones f?om stations.
send
them
through
the public
network
and
have them received
at the distant
end for com-
puter
access. or a variety
of control
functions
or inward
call completion
at a distant
switching
system.
300.52
EXCLUSIVE
HOLD
When
a line is placed
on Exclusive
Hold,
no
other
station
in the system
can retrieve
this
call. Hold may be programmed
to be acttvated
on the fat
or second
depression
of the Hold
button.
CO Lines while in a transfer
hold are
always placed in an Exclusive
Hold condition.
300.53
EXECUTIVE
OVERRIDE
This feature
allows
certain
stations
to be des-
ignated
as executive
stations
with the ability to
override
and "Barge
in" on other
keysets
en-
gaged in conversation
on a CO line.
Stations
engaged
in intercom
conversations
can be
overridden,
however,
the intercom
call will be
dropped
when
the ovenide
occurs.
In addition
to the station
programmable
option
a system
programmable
option
will enable
or
disable
a warning
tone
when
the
station
marked
as an executive
is cut into the conver-
sation.
This is useful for UCD agent supervisor
or training
personnel
who require
a service
obsenlng
option.
NOlEAdecreaeinvo~may~onthe
co line a.@ the barge-in OccuJ-s.
CAUTION:
USE OF THIS FEATURE
WHEN
THE
EXECUTIVE
OVERRIDE
WARNING
TONE
IS
DISABLED
MAY
BE
INTERPRETED
AS
A
VIOLATION
OF FEDERAL
OR STATE
LAWS,
AND
AN INVASION
OF PRIVACY.
CONSULT
COUNSEL
WlTH
RESPECT
TO APPUCABLE
LAW
BEFORE
INTRUDING
ON CALLS
USING THIS FEATURE.
300.54
ElUXIJT'XVE/§F,CRETARY
TRANS
FER
There
are four
sets of ExecuUve/
Secretary
pairings
available.
When the Executive
station
is busy or in DND, the Secretary
station
will
receive intercom
calls and transfers.
The Sec-
retary station can signal the ExecuUve
in DND
by using the Camp On feature.
300.55
EXTERNAL
NIGHT
RINGING
The system
can be programmed
so that
CO
lines marked
for UNA Wtu activate
Loud
Bell
control
contact
Xl connected
to an external
ringing
device when
the system is placed
into
Night mtie.
A PFT is required
to provide
one
LBC contact.
300.56
FLASH
Provides
telephone
users with
the ability
to
terminate
an outside
call or trar&er
a call
behind
a PBX or Centrex
and restore
dial tone
without
hanging
up the handset.
A FLASH
button
is located on each key telephone.
300.57
FLASH ON INTERCOM
'IWs feature
enables key station
users to utiltze
the Flash Key to terminate
pages and intercom
cab.
While connected
to a page zone or an-
other
internal
station
pressing
the Flash key
will terminate
the call and return
intercom
dial
tone.
300.58
FIASH
WITH SPEED DIAL
A flash can be programmed
within
a speed dfal
number.
When this is done, a pause will auto-
mat&ally
be inserted
before
the
remalnlng
speed dial digits are sent.
300.59
MXUBlS
ATTENDANT
Any three Key Telephones
in the system can be
assigned
as attendant
stations.
These staff ons
will receive recalls and can place the system
into
Night
Senlce.
The attendant
stations
must
be either
Enhanced
or Executive
sta-
uons.
300.60
FLEXIBLE
BUM'ON
ASSIGNMEXVI'
Each Key Telephone
has 20 (Enhanced
and
Executive)
flexible buttons
which
can be indi-
vldually
programmed.
One of the following
seven operations
can be selected for each but-
ton: ALSO refer to Sec. 400.33.
l
Outside
line.
Automatically
accesses as-
signed line. (Assigned
in database)
l
DSS/BLF.
Automatically
signal assigned
staUon and provides
BW for off-hook
and
DND. (User programmable)
0
Feature.
Any feature
with a dialing
code
(ie: Personalized
Messages,
Paging,
Ac-
count
Code, Call Park. Music,
LCR
etc.)
can be assigned
to a flexible button.
(User
programmable)
In.ite
4096
Hybrid
Key Telephone
System
F'EATURE DESCRIPTION
Issue
1, January
1992
300-13
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