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Tenantina
local Night Switching
2.8 Tenants sharing the system may each require different system operation with respect
to Day/Night mode. The PABX allows each tenant to switch into Night service
independently and to operate independently when it has switched to Night service.
Figure 2-4 shows two typical examples.
TENANT 1 (Dnv) TENAWP (NIGHT)
TRUNKS ROUTED TO
SUPERsET4@ TELEPHONE LINES
TRUNKS ROUTED TO
NIGHT BELL
.
Figure 24 Night Switching Options
An attendant with a console may switch to Night 1 or Night 2 by pressing the FUNCTION
key followed by the appropriate softkey.
A tenant with a SUPERSET telephone programmed as having night switching ability
may press the SELECT FEATURES key and the NIGHTANS softkey to switch between
NIGHT 1, NIGHT 2, or DAY service. With a SUPERSET telephone, the user is allowed
to switch to one of the two inactive modes. The NO softkey allows the user to toggle
between the inactive modes. When the YES softkey is pressed, the service is changed
to the selected mode.
A tenant with a
SUPERSET
420 presses the SuperKey and the NO softkey until
NIGHT SERVICE? appears in the display area of the telephone. Pressing the YES
softkey will display the current service mode to the user and pressing the CHANGE
softkey will allow the user to switch to another mode.
To switch into night service using a SUPERSET4DN or a SUPERSET430telephone,
the user presses the SuperKey and the MORE softkey until the NIGHT ANSWER
softkey appears, Pressing this softkey will select the new mode of operation. To retain
the current mode of service, press the BACKUP softkey or the SuperKey. The
SUPERSET4DN
display shows the current service in the upper left hand corner where
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