Toshiba Strata DK8 General Description Manual page 28

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vides the busy status of the station. Each flexible
button can be assigned as a DSS button to a differ-
ent station.
Direct Station Selection Console Features
(STRATA DK16 only): Digital and electronic tele-
phones can operate with direct station selection
consoles, which offer the following features:
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Automatic Line Hold
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Call Forward Override
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Feature Buttons
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All Call Voice Page
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CO line
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Direct Station Selection
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Night Transfer
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Speed Dial
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Voice or Tone Signaling
DISA Security Code Revision: Digital and electronic
telephones selected in programming can revise the
Direct Inward System Access (DISA) security
code.
Distinctive LED Color Indications: Central office
(CO) line LEDs illuminate as red or green to help
digital telephone users determine the status of
calls. Electronic telephone LEDs are always red
when they light.
Distinctive LED Flash Indications: LEDs on digital
and electronic telephones will flash at varying rates
to indicate calling status.
Distinctive Station Ringing: Digital and electronic
telephones can have one of two ring tones for
incoming central office (CO) line calls. This helps
station users identify if their own telephone is ring-
ing.
Do Not Disturb (DND): Station users with digital and
electronic telephones can activate this feature to
prevent intercom and transferred calls from ringing
their telephones. Callers will hear a fast busy tone.
To ensure that important calls are not missed,
direct CO line calls will mute ring DND stations.
Stations can make calls while in the DND mode.
Do Not Disturb (DND) Override: Privileged digital,
electronic, and standard station users can override
stations in the DND mode. The called telephone
will receive a tone, indicating that someone is call-
ing.
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DP/DTMF Mode Change: This feature allows a digital
and electronic telephone user to change the cen-
tral office (CO) out-dialing signal mode from dial
pulse (DP) to Dual-tone Multi-frequency (DTMF) by
pressing a feature button.
Exclusive Hold: Exclusive Hold enables a digital or
electronic telephone user to place a call on hold so
that the call can only be picked up at that station or
at another station using Call Pickup. No other sta-
tion can pick up the call by simply pressing the line
button of the call on hold.
Executive Override: Privileged station users can
enter any conversation in the system by dialing an
access code. An optional warning tone notifies
conversing parties that an additional party is about
to enter their conversation. Executive Override can
be blocked selectively to any station in system pro-
gramming to provide security for modem (data)
calls, voice mail calls, FAX calls, etc.
Feature Prompting Soft Keys: As an alternative to
dialing access codes and using feature buttons,
station users with liquid crystal display (LCD) digi-
tal telephones can use keys beneath their LCDs to
easily access features. The abbreviated name of a
different feature will appear on the LCD above
each of the keys during a call, in either the ring or
talk state. Users can select the feature they want
just by pressing the key below it. The features
appearing on the LCD change to provide the most
logical options during the various call modes.
Flash Button: An optional button on a digital or elec-
tronic telephone can be used either to disconnect a
central office (CO) line and regain CO dial tone, or
to gain access to Centrex/PBX features.
Handsfree Answerback: When a voice-announced
intercom call comes in on a digital or electronic
telephone, users can answer without lifting the
handset or touching any button.
Hearing Aid Compatible: All Toshiba telephones are
hearing aid compatible.
Liquid Crystal Display Features: The following fea-
tures operate on all LCD model telephones:
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Feature Prompting Soft Keys (for digital tele-
phones)
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Alphanumeric Messaging
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Busy Station Messaging
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