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FEATURE
DES-ON
@firtiLe
4096
Hybrid
Key Telephone
System
0
Group Access. (ie: UCD, Hunt,
Voice Mail
group
pilot
numbers)
(User programma-
ble)
0
Speed
dial. Automatically
dials a Speed
number.
(System.
Station,
Saved Number
Red&l.
Last
Number
R&al)
(User pro-
grammable)
l
Pooled group
access.
Some or all outside
lines can be grouped;
pressing
this button
accesses
the
highest
numbered
unused
CO line in that group.
(Assigned
in data-
base)
l
Loop.
Used to answer a transferred
call on
a Une for which
a user does not have a
button
assigned.
(AssIgned
in database)
300.61
FORCED
ACCOUNT
CODES
The 4096
system
allows the system
to be ar-
ranged
so that
station
users
must
enter
an
account
code before
placing
an outsfde
call.
Account
codes can also be used as a Traveling
Class-of-Setice
to upgrade
a restricted
sta-
tions
class-of-service
for unrestricted
dialing.
Account
codes must be entered
before the call
when forced.
300.62
FORCED
LZAST COST ROUTING
The 4096 System may be programmed
on a per
station
basis to force the use of LCR for outgo-
ing accessing.
TNS allows the system admin-
istrator
to maintain
greater control
over d.Mng
patterns
and the lines used for placing
outgo-
ing co calls.
300.63
GROUP CALL PICK-UP
Stations
can be placed
in one or more of four
pick-up
groups.
Stations
within
a group
can
pick up tone ringing
intercom
calls, recalling
outside
line ringing.
or transferred
outside
line
calls for another
station
in that group.
300.64
-SET
COMPATD3IUl-Y
The @?nf.te electronic
key telephones
are de-
signed
to allow the connection
of an industry
standard,
electret
mic compatible,
modular
headset.
The user connects
the modular
head-
set to the handset
jack on the telephone
leaving
the handset
in place.
The ON/OFF
button
on
the key telephone
is then used to act&ate
the
headset
300.65
HEADSETMODE
Each Electronic
key telephone
can be indivldu-
ally programmed
for headset
operation.
When
programmed,
an industry
standard
Headset
with it's adapter
box may be connected
to a key
telephone
for headset
use. This allows hand-
set or headset
operation
by switching
the se-
lector
switch
on
the
adapter
box.
Speakerphone
operation
and call announce
on
intercom
are disabled
while a station
has en-
ahled headset
mode.
Once programmed
in station
programming
the
user may then select between
headset
mode or
normal
handset/speakerphone
mode by s&n-
ply dialing a code or pressing
a user program-
mable flex button
300.66
aEARMGAIDCOMPATIBI2
All Ir@f&
Electronic
key telephones
are hear-
ing atd compatible
in compliance
with the FCC
Part 15, section 68.316.
TNS allows the tele-
phone
to be used in conjunction
with
users
wearing
hearing
alds.
300.67
HOLD PREFERENCE
ll-ds allows either Exclustve
or System hold as
the primary
hold on the first depression
of the
HOLD button,
depending
on programming.
300.68
HOLD-
When an outside
caJl has been on Hold for a
programmable
length
of time,
recall
ringing
tone is sent to the station
placing
the call on
Hold.
Ifthls
station
does not answer the recall.
a recall tone is sent to the attendant(s).
300.69
HOTLINE
Electronic
Key Telephones
may
be pro-
grammed
to mediately
call or ring down
a
particular
station
or outside
number
upon go-
ing off hook.
'RI.& is performed
by program-
ming
the
stations
Off-Hook
preference
to
activate
a DSS or Speed dial feature
key.
300.70
HUNTGROUPS
The system can be arranged
for up to eight (8)
Hunt
groups.
Each Hunt
group
can contain
up to eight stations
each.
Each Hunt
group
is
independently
arranged
to utilize either a pilot
hunting
technique
or station
hunttng
tech-
nique.
A
PilotHun-
Incoming
CO, transferred
CO, and inter-
com calls can be directed
to a pilot exten-
sion number
of a Hunt group.
The system
will search
sequentially
(in the order the
extensions
were entered
in the data base
programming
for an idle station
in the
group
and will ring that
station.
Calls
dlrected
directly
to stations
Iby calling the
extension
number)
within
the hunt
group
300-14
Issue
l,January1992
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