Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 612

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4.09
DO NOT DSTB: This feature allows an extension user to have
all calls diverted to reorder tone or to the attendant. It may be
activated by the extension user or the attendant. The attendant may
see which extensions have the DO NOT DSTB set, on the equipment
status field, by pressing the DO NOT DSTB button when the console is
idle. When active, and the attendant calls the extension, the console
DO NOT DSTB LED flashes, and the ERR lamp lights in the DESTINA-
TION display. The attendant may override this by pressing the DO NOT
DSTB button, and the extension will be rung.
4.10
MSGE WAIT: This feature allows the attendant to inform an
extension that there is a message waiting. This may be done by
either a flashing neon lamp (at 60 ipm) on the extension set, or a
distinctive ring every 20 minutes (three cycles of 3.5 ips ringing). If the
extension is busy or has DO NOT DISTB active when Message Waiting
is activated, the Message Waiting indication is initiated after the exten-
sion becomes idle or when Do Not Disturb is removed. The attendant
may see which extensions have a message waiting on the equipment
status field, by pressing the MSGE WAIT button when the console is
idle.
4.11
CANCEL: The CANCEL button allows the attendant to cancel a
misdialed call, or a call directed to a busy number.
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4.12
HOLD
1,
2, 3, 4: These buttons allow the attendant to hold up
to four independent calls at the console. When the attendant
presses a HOLD button, the associated LED lights and the active call at
the console is held. If the attendant, or an extension using the HOLD
PICKUP feature, does not retrieve the held call within the hold recall
time, the HOLD LED flashes indicating that the call has been returned
to the console. In the case of a visually impaired attendant, a distinc-
tive audible signal is provided. If two consoles are used, up to eight
calls
may be
held. Calls 1, 2, 3 and 4 are held at Console 1 and calls 5,
6, 7 and
8 are held at Console 2. Console 1 and the Maintenance
Console share the same four hold circuits. Each of the HOLD buttons
can be polled
by
a visually impaired attendant for determination of
which HOLD circuit is activated (refer to paragraph 4.34).
4.13
FLASH:
This button allows the attendant to recall the tele-
phone company operator on an operator-assisted long-
distance call. The FLASH button may be alternately programmed as the
SERIAL CALL button.
4.14 SERIAL CALL:
Pressing the SERIAL CALL button before the
attendant extends an incoming call, causes the call to be re-
turned to the console when the called party terminates the call.
4.15 CONF (Conference):
The CONF button is used to set up an
attendant-controlled conference. The attendant dials each con-
ference in turn, and, after the answer, presses the CONF button to
enter them into the conference. The CONF LED is lit whenever the
conference is active. The attendant may be recalled to the conference
by one of the parties in the conference flashing the extension switch-
hook This causes the CONF LED to flash. For the case of a visually
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