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Issue 5, June 1999
Time
From the idle menu display you can set the time that is displayed
on your Optiset terminal by scrolling to the Set time? menu option.
When this option is displayed, press the
t/
dialog key to display the
xx:xx field. Enter the current time in the format already displayed,
and press
*
for AM or # for PM. Then press the t/ dialog key to
store your entry. At any time prior to storing your entry you can
abort the Time option and retain the previous settings by pressing
the
~
dialog key.
Transfer
Transfer is a combined local/switch-based feature that allows you to
move a call from your Optiset terminal to another phone and
remove your terminal from the call. This feature may be invoked
with the Transfer feature key, if this key has been programmed on
your terminal, or through the menu system. Invoking this feature
when a call is active causes the switching system to place the other
party on hold.
The Optiset terminal then selects another call
appearance. When dial tone is occurs on the new call appearance,
you may dial the number of the party to whom you want to transfer
the call.
It
the Fast Transfer feature has been enabled on your Optiset
terminal, you can simply hang up when the party to whom you are
transferring the call answers. The call will transfer automatically to
the party you called.
It
the Fast Transfer feature is not enabled,
select the Complete transfer? option from the menu system to
transfer the call.
The menu system provides a number of options at different stages
of the transfer operation. While you are dialing the transfer number,
you may select either the Cancel transfer? option or the Restart
dialing? option. The Cancel Transfer option allows you to stop the
transfer and retrieve the original call from hold. The Restart Dialing
option cancels the transfer call and allows you redial, while the
original call remains on hold. This option is helpful if you have
dialed an incorrect digit or have begun to dial the wrong party.
After you have finished dialing the transfer number and have the
new party on the line, you may select one of the following options:
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Complete transfer?, Release this call?, Retrieve tine x?, or Join line
x? The Complete Transfer option transfers the held call to the new
party. The Release This Call option disconnects from the transfer
call and reconnects to the held party. The Retrieve line x option
allows you to toggle between the new party and the held call. "line
x" (1 to 44) is the tine key number associated with the held call.
The Join line x option puts you in a conference call with both other
parties. "line x" (1 to 44) again is the line key number associated
with the held
call.
User-la-User Information (UUI)
If your Optiset terminal has been subscribed to a user-to-user
messaging feature through your telephone operating company
(TOC), and if your terminal has been programmed with a UUI Read
feature key, you can use this key to read the last UUI message
received by your terminal for the currently active or selected call. If
your terminal is idle, you can use the key to read the last
UUI
message that has not been read.
When a
UUI
message is available, the status light associated with
the
UUI
Read feature key lights and
"UUI"
appears at the far right
end of the first column of the display. Press the
UUI
Read feature
key to read the UUI message for the incoming call. Then press the
UUI Read feature key again to delete the message and extinguish
the status light.
If mUltiple calls are present, each call may have its own UUI
message available. You can use the Line Preview mode to select a
specific line appearance and then press the
UUI
Read feature key
to view the message for that call. Then press the
UUI
Read feature
key again to delete the message and extinguish the status light.
Select another line appearance and repeat the preceding steps if
you want to read the messages for other calls.
User-to-User Signaling (UUS)
If
your Optiset terminal has been subscribed to a user-to-user
messaging feature through your telephone operating company
(TOC), and if your terminal has been programmed with the
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