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Infinite
816
Key Telephone
System
FEATURE
DESCRIPTION
SECTION
300
FEATURE
DESCRIPTION
The features
of the IrysnLte 8 16 Key Telephone
System
are listed and described
below
in al-
phabetical
order. An abbreviated
feature
index
is provided
in Table 300- 1.
300.1
ACCOUKT
CODE
An account
code is the last field within
StaUon
Message
Detail
Recording
(SMDR),
that
pro-
vides the ability to track specific calls by enter-
ing a non-verified,
variable
length
(up to
eight
(8) digits) identffier.
The use of account
codes
is optional
and
can be entered
by the user
during
a call. Account
codes can be used with
SMDR
information
for client
bill back
pur-
poses.
300.2
ALARM
SIGNALING
The system
can recognize
either
an open
or
closed loop from an external
relay and transmit
an alarm signal to all avallable
(non-busy)
Key
Telephone
stations
with a conttnuous
or single
tone.
The type of alarm
tone is selected
in
system
programming.
300.3
ALL CALL VOICE
PAGING
Any
station
may
make
voice
paging
an-
nouncements
to all idle stations,
Phone Boxes,
and
external
paging
ports
simultaneously.
Paging
is a programmable
feature
and ls as-
signed on a per-station
basis.
300.4
ATTENDANT
POSITION
The system
allows any Key Telephone
station
to be assigned
as the system
attendant.
The
assigned
system
attendant
wi.lI receive
unat-
tended
line recalls and will initiate
Night Serv-
ice.
300.5
ATTENDANT
OVERFLOW
System programming
allows the attendant
sb-
Uon to be programmed
so that if the attendant
is busy or not there,
the call will be automat-
ically forwarded
to another
predetermined
sta-
tion after a programmed
period of time.
fl?efer
to Call Forward-Preset1
300.6
ATTENDANT-
A CO line placed
on hold or transferred
will
initiate
the recalI timer if the associated
timer
has been enabled
in programming.
When the
timer
expires, the CO line will ring the station
that
placed it on hold.
If not answered
and the
timer
cycles again,
the attendant
wiIl ring.
If
still not answered
and the timer
cycles again,
then
alI telephones
programmed
with
direct
access of that CO line will ring and flash the
CO line LED at the recalI rate.
If still unan-
swered
and the recall timer expires again,
the
CO line will be dropped.
300.7
AIJXMATIC
HOLD
Pressing
the STA/SPD.
CONF,
or CAMP/ON
button
while
on an outside
line will automat-
ically place the CO line on hold.
This allows
quick internal
consultation
and call transfer.
300.8
AUTOhL4TIC
PAUSE XNSERTION
A pause
is automatically
inserted
into station
and system speed dfal numbers
and save redial
numbers
after a programmed
flash
in speed
dial numbers
or after recognizing
and diakng
a programmed
PBX dialing
code assigned
in
the customer
data base.
300.9
AIJTOX4TIC
PRIVACY
Privacy is automatically
provided
on all com-
municatfon
in the system.
If desired,
the sys-
tem may be programmed
to eliminate
privacy,
allowing
another
station
to join in on existing
CO line conversations.
300.10
BACKGROUND
MUSIC
Key Telephones
may receive music
over their
integrated
speaker
when
an optional
music
source is connected
to the system.
The music
can be turned
on or off and the volume
ad-
justed
at each individual
station.
Maximum
loudness
level can be adjusted
on the 8 16 KSU.
300.11
BATTERY
BACX-W
(MEMORY)
A
long life lithium
battery
is provided
in the
KSU to retain the system data base in the event
of a power
outage
or the system
power
being
turned
off. Features
such as system
and sta-
tion speed dial numbers
are also retained
dur-
ing power outages.
300.12
EA'ITERY
BACX-UP
(SYSTEM)
The
optional
Irgfinite
Battery
Back-up
Unit
(BBU) can br directly
connected
to the 1r$rrti
8 16 KSU to I rovide full system operation
in the
event of a commercial
power outage.
Calls in
progress
will
continue
without
interruption
when
the power
fails.
The batteries
are re-
charged
via an external
battery
charger
when
Issue 1, January
1992
300-l
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