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Console Display
Housed on the upper face of the console are the following
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displays:
TRUNK GROUP STATUS. One LED per Trunk Group is used to
signal the busy status of the group (BUSY). Another LED per
Trunk Group is used to indicate that the attendant has changed
the Trunk Group from dial access to attendant access (ATT).
These indications are provided for up to 10 Trunk Groups.
CALL WAITING (CW). Indicates how many calls to the console
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are waiting to be answered.
TIME. A 12-hour or 24-hour digital clock is provided as a
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standard item. This display may optionally show the date when
the IDENT button is pressed.
ALARM. This area contains three LEDs labeled: MAJ (major),
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CON (console) and MIN (minor). A MAJOR alarm indicates a
serious system malfunction and that failure transfer circuits
have operated. A CONSOLE alarm indicates a console malfunc-
tion, and a MINOR alarm indicates that a nonessential circuit
malfunction has been detected by the system.
BUSY LAMP FIELD. The center of the display area contains the
Busy Lamp Field, which provides a LED for each of 200 stations
or trunks. When a station or trunk is busy, the associated LED is
illuminated.
SOURCE. This area provides specific information on any party
who calls the attendant.
NUMBER. Displays the calling number.
1 .
CLASS. Displays the calling party's Class of Service.
2.
ATT. Indicates that the attendant is talking to the calling party.
3.
4. INT. Identifies the call as an intercept call.
5 . RCL. Identifies the call as a recall.
DID.
6. Identifies the call as a Direct Inward Dial call to the
attendant.
7. MAN. Identifies the call as a Manual Line Service call.
DESTINATION. The destination area supplies specific informa-
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tion about the party called by the attendant.
1 . NUMBER. Displays the number of the called party.
2 . CLASS. Displays the Class of Service of the called party.