Calling Name Display - Ps; General Description - NEC NEAX 2000 IPS Manual

Calling Name Display - PS

Calling Name Display - PS

General Description

Before a user answers an incoming call or an on-hold call on their PS, the calling party's name appears on the
PS's LCD.
Configuration Application
Integrated Type and Adjunct Type with CCIS interface
Operating Procedure
No manual operation is required.
Service Conditions
1. One of the following is displayed on the LCD.
a. Guest Name Display
b. Station Name Display
c. Caller ID Class
d. CCIS
e. ISDN Name Display (when ISDN network provides the service)
f. Calling Party Name (when calling party number and name are registered to Station Speed Dialing)
g. ACIS Trunk Name (when no calling party number is provided such as COT/ODT/DTI)(Series 3500
software enhancement)
h. Attendant Console Number and Name (Series 3500 software enhancement)
2. A maximum of 11 letters of the calling party's name can be displayed. When more than 11 letters are re-
ceived, the digits move from right to left, displaying only the most recently received letters.
3. When an incoming call terminates to a PS, both the calling party's name and number will be displayed dur-
ing ringing. Only the name will be displayed during the conversation.
4. When only calling party's name is received, only the name is displayed and when only calling party's num-
ber is received, only the number is displayed. If neither calling party's name nor number is received, an in-
dication "CALL" is displayed.
5. When a call terminates to L2 while the PS user is busy on L1, information of the call terminates to L2 is
displayed for approximately 10 seconds, and then returns to the previous display.
6. When a call is forwarded to the PS by Call Forwarding-All Calls/-Busy Line/-Don't Answer/-Not Avail-
able, an indication "CF" is displayed in the left side of the LCD.
Conditions for ACIS Trunk Name / Attendant Console Number and Name display
(Series 3500 software enhancement)
1. The calling party name is displayed according to the name set by system data to each station number, trunk
route and attendant console number. If the name is not assigned, this feature is not available.
2. If the trunk name is not assigned for the trunk route by system data when a PS is called from the ACIS trunk
without calling party number, "DDD" is displayed for CO lines, and "TIE" is displayed for Tie lines.
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