AT&T SYSTEM 25 Manual page 46

Conferencing. The display for a conference call is slightly different from the display for an
internal or outside call. In the last two positions on the display are the display symbol
associated with conference calls, a "ˆ", and the number of conferees currently in the
conference. The following example shows a conference call being arranged:
You receive a call from S. Jones.
Jones includes you in the conference. The following screen is displayed:
Transferred Calls. When receiving a transfer call, you will see the letter "T" followed by the
number and name, if available, of the person transferring the call. The following example
shows that R. Cameron is in the process of transferring a call to you.
When R. Cameron completes the call transfer by hanging up, the identity of the transferred
party is displayed, as in the following example:
DGC Group Queue. Members of a Direct Group Calling (DGC) group who are logged into
the group can view the number of calls waiting to be handled. In the last position of the first
screen, a number from 0 through 9 is displayed, indicating calls waiting for the DGC group.
If there are more than 9 calls in the queue, an "!" is displayed. In the following example,
there are three calls waiting for the DGC group.
Signaling. If one person is signaling another with the Signaling feature, the letters "SIG"
appear in front of the name of the signaling person, as in the following example. If the name
is not available, SIG is followed by the PDC of the signaling person.
318 Jones,S
318 Jones,S ˆ3
T357 Cameron, R
385 D
Schmid,
912015559876 3
SIG Bodnar, T
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