AT&T MERLIN LEGEND System Reference Manual page 426

Features
Camp-On
Conference
Coverage
Direct-Line Console
Direct Station Selector
Display
A transfer can be completed by using the Camp-On feature whether or not the
destination extension is busy. When the feature is used, the Camp-On Return
Interval is used instead of the Transfer Return Interval. The Camp-On Return
Interval is normally longer.
If a user presses the Camp-On button or dials the Camp-On feature code while
transferring a call to an outside number, the call to the outside number is
disconnected. The original call remains on hold.
A conference call three or more participants (including the conference
with
originator) cannot be transferred. However, if the transfer originator has one
person on hold for transfer and, after dialing the number, decides to establish a
conference call, the transfer originator can press the Conference button; the call
is conferenced instead of transferred.
Calls transferred to a sender are eligible for Individual and/or Group Coverage.
However, if the sender is using Coverage On/Off to prevent calls from going to
coverage and does not have an available Intercom or System Access button to
receive a transferred call, the sender hears a call waiting tone, even if an
Individual or Group Coverage receiver is available.
Calls answered on a Primary Coverage, Secondary Coverage, or Group Cover
button can be transferred, and, when One-Touch Transfer is programmed, they
can be transferred by using DSS buttons. Transfer returns are not eligible for
Individual or Group Coverage.
A DLC system operator can transfer calls to other users as described in this
section.
One-Touch Hold applies only to outside calls on a DLC and not to any calls on a
QCC. When One-Touch Hold is programmed, if a system operator presses a
DSS button with an inside caller on the line or, in the Hybrid/PBX mode, with an
outside caller on a System Access button, the call is not put on hold. A signal is
sent to the extension instead.
When One-Touch Transfer (with either manual or automatic completion) is
programmed, if the system operator presses a DSS button while a caller is on
the line, and no Intercom or System Access button is available to transfer the
call, the call does not go on hold. If the system operator hangs up, the caller is
disconnected.
When an MLX display telephone user presses the Transfer button, the display
prompts the user to dial the extension number and shows the digits as they are
dialed. When all digits are entered, the display shows the name of the person, if
labels are programmed.
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