Lucent Technologies SLC ConnectReach User & Service Manual page 168

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Configuring the SLC ConnectReach
Using the Configuration Commands
Configuring Lines (Continued)
BOX features
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Call waiting This command enables the call waiting feature. Each
line may be individually configured. An incoming call
on a line in use is signaled by a call waiting tone (440
Hz for a half second). This feature is incompatible with
call forward busy. If there is a warm-start during the
transfer process of a call waiting, all connections are
lost.
Call forward There are three types of call forwarding: variable, no
answer, and busy. An incoming call may be forwarded
as many as ten times. It is possible to set up a hunt
group by configuring multiple phones for call forward
busy and/or no answer, each forwarding to the next.
Each line may be individually configured to have call
forward on or off. The call forward request is
preserved over a warm- or cold-start . The three
types of call forwarding are described as follows:
Variable
No answer
Busy
Direct trunk select This feature enables a diagnostic function. If there is a
connecting problem, the CO may have the user dial a
feature code and a two-digit number for the trunk
group to test the trunk.
This feature allows the user to forward a line to
another line or outside number. An incoming
call from a loop-start trunk cannot be forwarded
to a loop-start trunk. The fwd-num-variable
is preserved over a warm-start .
This feature can be used to enable voice mail
coverage by forwarding the call to the voice
mail extension. Each line may be individually
configured with a unique forwarding number.
The number of rings before forwarding is also
individually configurable.
This feature can also be used to enable voice
mail coverage by forwarding the call to the
voice mail extension. Each line may be
individually configured with a unique forwarding
number.
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