Nortel Attendant PC Quick Start Manual page 56

Page 48 of 54 List of Terms
Remote
Restricted "0"
RLT
Route access codes
routing control
Signal destination
Signal source
Source
P0891258 Standard 2.00 February 1999
A key on systems equipped for CAS (Centralized Attendant
Service) that indicates a call from a remote location, routed over a
release link trunk.
Key turns on when a call is from a fully restricted extensions, which
is denied access to all incoming and outgoing trunk lines.
Incoming calls for a fully restricted extension come to the
attendant, who can then extend them.
See Release Link Trunk.
Directs a call over a certain route to reach a specific destination.
The code may represent a specific line for a call (Tie, WATS, or
public trunk) or an attendant console for placing or transferring a
call.
Enables you to change extension users' access to the network.
When turned on, user access to the network is usually more
restricted.
The attendant pushes a key that signals a called party that he/she
is connected to the attendant.
The attendant pushes a key that signals a caller that he/she is
connected to the attendant.
In telephony, the source of a call is the calling party.