Busy Receivers; Busy Rad Or Receiver Timeout - Mitel SX-200 Practices

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Automated
Attendant Application Package
Busy Receivers
If no receivers
are available
when a RAD becomes
free, the system
camps the caller
on to theAut*Attendant
group to wait until a receiver becomes
available,
The wait time
is programmable
through
CDE.
Note:
internal callers dialing the group (including dial-in trunks and CO trunks coming from
other groups) do not keep their receivers after dialing an Auto-Attendant
group. These
callers are allocated another receiver based upon the receiver allocation system option.
Busy RAD or Receiver Timeout
;
\The wait for resources
timer on the group controls
how long a caller is allowed
to wait
for a WD
or receiver
to become
available.
When the wait timeout
occurs, the caller
immediately
calls the default
destination
without
listening
to a recording.
If the caller is
ringing a RAD when the timer expires, the timeout
is ignored,
Skipping
a recording
due
to a waiting
timeout
is pegged
in Traffic
Measurement
for this group.
If no default
destination
is specified,
the caller
is given
reorder
tone
and eventually
put into
suspended
state.
625 2-6
Revision 0
9109-096-625-4A
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