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Features
Call Forwarding - Generic 1004 and Generic 1005
Description
Call Forwarding allows a user to forward calls from the normal extension
to an alternate destination. The user may establish Call Forwarding for
many reasons. Call Forwarding is set up by the extension, or by an atten-
dant console, subattendant, or another extension for the extension (for
example - I' m here). Call Forwarding destinations are internal to the
PABX, except for Call Forwarding - External which forwards calls to an
external destination, by system Abbreviated Dial number, personal
Speedcall key, or personal Speedcall. Table 2-3 lists the types of Call
Forwarding available with Generic 1004/Generic 1005; each is described
separately in this section.
Table 2-3 Call Forwardlng Types Available Wlth Generic 1004
and Generic 1005
Call
Forwarding - Busy
Call Forwarding - Don' t Answer
Call Forwarding - Follow Me
Call Forwarding -
I' m Here
Call Forwarding - External (destination)
Call Forwarding - Internal / External Split (according to source)
Call Forwarding - Busy / No Answer
Feature Access Codes Which Activate Call Forwarding Types
To activate Call Forwarding, the extension must dial the digits programmed
for one of the following feature access codes.
.
.
0
.
.
03 - Call Forwarding - All Calls
(split forwarding must be disabled)
04 - Call Forwarding - Internal Only
(split forwarding must be enabled)
05 - Call Forwarding - External Only
(split forwarding must be enabled)
06 - Call Forwarding - I' m
Here
07 -
Call Forwarding - Cancel I' m Here.
Condition Codes To Be Dialed Following Feature Access Codes 03
-05
After dialing a feature access code, the user must dial the condition code to
identify the condition under which the call is to be forwarded. This does not
apply for Call Forward - I' m Here and Cancel I' m Here.
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