Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 613

SECTION MITL9105/9110-096-315-NA
impaired attendant, a distinctive audible signal is generated (refer to
paragraph 4.34). The attendant answers the recall by pressing the
CONF button, which reconnects the attendant to the conference.
4.16 PAGE:
Pressing the PAGE button connects the console handset
or headset directly to the paging equipment, allowing the at-
tendant to make all-zone paging announcements. If multi-tenant ser-
vice is in operation, Attendant Console 1 may access pager 1 and
Attendant Console 2 may access pager 2. Shared consoles access both
zones. The PAGE LED is lit whenever the paging circuit is in use. The
attendant has priority access to the paging circuits and may override
any extension that is using the paging equipment by pressing the
PAGE button. (The extension is automatically released and receives
reorder tone.)
4.17 OVERRIDE: This button allows the attendant to override a busy
number and enter the call. The parties being overridden receive
a short audio tone to indicate that they are being overridden.
4.18 RELEASE:
The RELEASE button allows the attendant to release
a call from the console. The call may be released in the busy or
the ringing state, or after a talking connection has been established.
4.19 RECALL: The RECALL LED flashes to indicate that a call has not
been answered within the time-out period and has been re-
turned to the console. Pressing the RECALL button connects the con-
sole to the returned call.
4.20 DIAL
0: When an extension user calls the attendant, the DIAL 0
LED flashes.
If
the
DIAL 0 button is
pressed, the console will be
connected to the call. The
LED may also
indicate intercepts, callbacks,
recalls, manual lines, contact monitors and serial call recalls.
4,21
LDN 1, 2, 3, 4: These buttons
allow the attendant to answer
incoming calls
to the customer's
Listed Directory Numbers
(LDN). When an outside call is made to the console, the LED associated
with the incoming call flashes, allowing the attendant to select the call
by pressing LDN 1-4 and answer with the correct response.
4.22 SOURCE: This button allows the attendant to hold the destina-
tion side of a call,
and speak
privately to the source party.
4.23 BOTH:
The BOTH
button allows
the attendant to speak simulta-
neously to both parties of a call.
4.24
DEST (Destination):
This button allows the attendant to hold
the source side of a call, and to speak privately to the destina-
tion party.
4.25 ANSWER: The ANSWER button allows the attendant to answer
any incoming call to the console. When a call is presented to
the console, the LED associated with the call type and the ANSWER
LED flash. A distinctive audible signal is given to allow the answer by a
visually impaired person. If the attendant presses the ANSWER button,