AT&T Lucent Technologies PARTNER Plus Installation And Use Manual page 39

A hotline phone must be a stan-
dard rotary or touch-tone tele-
phone (not a system phone).
System Speed Dialing
3-10 Programming
Music on Hold (#602) activates or deactivates the Music-on-Hold jack on
the processor module.
Hotline (#603) allows you to create a Hotline extension. Lifting the handset
on a Hotline extension automatically makes an intercom call to another
predetermined extension.
Example: A supermarket installs a Hotline phone at its meat counter. When
a customer lifts the Hotline phone's handset, the butcher's phone rings.
When programming a Hotline, yo
Automatic Line Selection for the Hotline extension must be programmed
to Intercom only.
Line Assignment (#301) makes sure that no outside lines are assigned
to the Hotline extension.
Doorphone Extensions (#604 and #605) identify the extensions on which
doorphones are installed. Doorphone
extensions that ring when the button on a doorphone is pressed. A single
extension cannot be both a doorphone and a hotline phone.
Auto Attendan/VMS Extensions (#607) identifies extensions on which you
have installed an auto attendant. Auto attendants answer calls and route
them to the appropriate extension based on caller responses. Also, use
Transfer Return Extension (#306) to ensure that calls transferred by an
auto attendant are not returned to the auto attendant if the destination exten-
sion does not answer.
You can program frequently dialed phone numbers—such as suppliers, repair
services, customers, or other business associates—so that users can dial them
quickly. Three kinds of speed dialing are available:
System Speed Dialing and Personal Speed Dialing let users dial outside
numbers by pressing three buttons: [Feature] (or [#] on a standard phone)
plus a two-digit code. The following differences distinguish System Speed
Dial numbers and Personal Speed Dial numbers:
Personal Speed Dial numbers are stored in an extension's memory and
so are for the private use of that extension. System Speed Dial numbers
are stored in the control unit's memory, so any extension can dial them.
The system can have a maximum of 60 System Speed Dial numbers (dial
codes 20-79); each extension can have a maximum of 20 Personal
Speed Dial numbers (dial codes 80-99).
should also perform these procedures:
U
Alert Extensions (#606)
identifies the