Attendanttonesignalling - Mitel SX-200 Practices

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Features Description
COS
Options
115
(Attendant-Timed
Recall
-
NO
ANSWER),
116
(Attendant-Timed
Recall - HOLD),
and 117 (Attendant-Timed
Recall -
CAMPON)
apply to Attendant
consoles
only. They do not apply to sets.
Operation
See
Recall.
Attendant-Tape Signalling
;
Description
The attendant
console
usually does not transmit
DTMF tones,
Applica-
tions such as voice mail, however,
may require
the attendant
to transmit
tones. The attendant
tone signalling
feature
allows the console
to transmit
DTMF tones during a call.
Conditions
The following
conditions
apply to this feature:
l
The TONES
ON/OFF
softkey
does not appear
if the Attendant
is re-
ceiving an Audible
Lockout
Alarm (if enabled).
l
The tones remain
on unless turned
off or the attendant
places a party
on hold, or retrieves
a party from hold, or goes idle.
. The key appears
if the console
is talking to a trunk, SUPERSETtele-
phone or industry-standard
telephone
or the console
is on the pager
through
dialing a pager access code (not through
the PAGE key).
l
Dialing on the keypad
by the attendant
usually starts a new call implic-
itly, and puts the current
party on consultation
hold as the source
party.
With TONES
ON enabled,
this feature
is disabled
and either tones
must be turned
off or the call must be put on hold at one of the atten-
dant hold positions
before another
call can be started.
l
New Call Tone is disabled
while TONES
ON is enabled.
- Programming
Enable COS Option
119 (Attendant
Tone Signalling)
for the Attendant
Console.
Operation
Do the following:
l
During a call, press the TONES
ON key.
l
Send DTMF tones (by pressing
dial pad keys).
l
Press TONES
OFF to terminate
DTMF signalling.
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Revision
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9109-096-105-NA
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