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Tenantina
Call Rerouting Features and Answer Point
2.11
Each tenant
may determine
its method
of rerouting
Dial 0 calls, intercepts
for illegal
access,
calls that are not answered
or that reach busy parties. The answer
point may
be an Attendant
console,
Subattendant
LDN,
Enhanced
Subattendant
LDN,
SUPERSET
telephone
line,
station,
hunt
group,
or Night
bell.
The
caller
is
automatically
camped
on to a busy station or SUPERSRtelephone.
Calls may also
be routed to a staffed
Night answering
desk for the PABX, or to an outside
answering
service,
by routing
to a system
Abbreviated
Dial key programmed
to an external
number.
\
TENANT1
TENANT2
D!AlO CALLS FKXTEDTO SUPER.9348
TELEPHONE LINES
DlAL 0 CALLS ROLmDTO AllENDANT CONSOLE
CC0127
Figure 2-5 Dial 0 Call Routing
Rerouted
calls arrive at a console
as NO ANSWER
or BUSY recalls. From the display,
I
the attendant
can identify
which
tenant
originated
the recall.
Calls rerouted
to a
SUPERSETtelephone
may ring into a different
key for each tenant,
thereby
identifying
the company
that originated
the recall. If the line is busy, a recall will automatically
camp
on to the SUPERSETtelephone.
Several
examples
of Call Rerouting
follow
and a complete
list is given in Practice
9109-096-210-NA,
Customer
Data
Entry. Call Rerouting
is described
in detail
in
Practice 9109-096-I
05-NA,
Features
Description.
230 2-8
Revision
0
9109-096--23O-NA
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