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(3)
For Camp On calls, after 10 seconds a ring, the call will divert to the Diverted "TO"
extension for a further 25 seconds before returning to the originator of the call.
(4)
The call will not divert if the diverted "TO" extension is busy or on lockout.
ABBREVIATED DIALLING
Abbreviated dialling is only available to Mark 3 systems and can only be used in two ways:
(1)
Own extension repertory numbers.
(2)
Common library repertory numbers.
Each extension, including the prime extension, can store ten 16 digit numbers for abbreviated.
Extension repertory numbers are stored by dialling 9900 to 9909 followed by the digits to be stored.
When the maximum of 16 digits has been entered, Confirmation Tone is returned indicating that no more
digits can be entered. For stored numbers of less than 16 digits no tone is returned.
Outdialling of own extension repertory numbers is accessed by dialling 900 to 909.
A toll bar check is made before dialout, after the trunk has been requested.
For the prime extension only (89), the entry of digits is confirmed by the 4 alphanumeric displays.
After dialling 99 the trunk LEDs are blanked to aid visibility.
All extensions have access to the 30 common numbers which are accessed by dialling 920 to 949.
The common store numbers are programmed by the prime extension phone only and can store up to 16
digits.
Common store numbers are stored by dialling 9920 to 9949 from the prime extension phone and digits
are confirmed by the 4 alphanumeric displays.
No toll bar check is made on common stored numbers.
To display a stored number:
Lift the handset and listen for Dial Tone.
Dial '98' and listen for Interrupted Dial Tone.
Dial the slot number (i.e. 20 to 49). The stored number will be displayed.
Listen for Interrupted Dial Tone.
Dial next slot number, etc.
The prime extension 10 repertory dial numbers can also be displayed the same way.
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