Functional Description; General; Attendant Function Keys (Fixed Keys) - Mitel SX-200 Manual

3. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

General

Attendant Function Keys (Fixed Keys)

3.01 The Attendant
provides the standard Call Handling keys.
3.02 The following paragraphs describe the operation of the 14 fixed
keys in Call Processing mode.
FUNCTION KEY: This key enables the attendant to access the follow-
ing softkey functions:
ATT FUNCTION
DAY NIGHT 1 OR 2
GUEST ROOM FUNCTIONS (if enabled)
APPLICATION
ALARM (if enabled)
BELL OFF or BELL ON (if enabled)
SYSTEM IDENTITY
TRUNK GRP STATUS: This key permits the Attendant to display the
status of Trunk Groups. It may be used when the console is idle, or
when a call is being handled. For more information, refer to the feature
description, Trunk Group Busy Indication, in this Part.
CANCEL KEY: This key is used to cancel a misdialed call or a call
directed to a busy number. The console display reverts to the previous
display when this key is pressed.
RELEASE KEY: This key releases source to destination calls from the
console. The call may be released in the busy state, ringing state or
after a connection has been made. This key also functions as a CAN-
CEL key if both a source and a destination are not present.
PAGE KEY: The Attendant can access up to nine paging zones. If the
PAGE key is used, the programmed default zones will be accessed. To
access a given zone or all nine zones, the Attendant must dial the
appropriate access code.
BLOCK KEY: This key is used in hotel/motel applications and permits
the Attendant to bar extensions from calling one another. Pressing
BLOCK activates the feature, and causes the LED above the key to light.
Pressing the key again removes call block.
HOLD 1, 2, 3 AND 4 KEYS: These keys allow the Attendant to hold up
to eight independent calls at the Attendant Console. When a call is
placed on hold the associated LED of the pressed key will be ON. HOLD
key 4 is an overflow key. When this key is activated softkey
to FO will give the status of HOLD slots 4 through 8.
Attendant
Console Keyboard layout
Console Description
(refer to Figure
displays F6
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