Making Calls With Your Own Settings On A Third-Party Telephone - ASCOM Ascotel 2025 System Manual

8.4.8 Making Calls with your own Settings on a third-party
Telephone
This feature allows an authorized user (internal subscriber) to use a third-party ter-
minal with his valid password to make a single call with the following personal
settings:
• Internal and external digit barring settings
• Charge counters
• CLIP display
Detailed Description
After the unlock procedure #36 the user dials his own internal subscriber number
and his personal password. This activates the digit barring settings of his sub-
scriber connection and the call charges are charged to his charge counter: The
called party sees the caller's subscriber number and not the number of the termi-
nal being used by the caller.
This same function is also used to unlock locked terminals to make a single call.
For more details on this feature and how to set the password, see "Unlocking the
Terminal for each Call", Page 2.383.
Once the function has been activated, the user has the possibility to redial within
12 seconds without going on-hook; alternatively he can go on-hook and then dial
within 60 seconds using prefix dialling.
In both cases operation is subject to the following restrictions:
• The terminal settings cannot be altered.
• The terminal's private phone book cannot be used.
• Dialling by name is not possible.
Once the call is completed, the terminal returns to its normal mode, i.e. the ter-
minal's digit barring settings are reactivated.
Procedures
(see "Unlocking the Terminal for each Call", Page 2.383).
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