Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND Release 7.0 Feature Reference page 541

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 7.0
Feature Reference 555-670-110
Features
Park
another QCC operator. Returning parked calls are assigned a QCC priority level
(the factory setting is 4) by using the Returning Call Type setting. A QCC operator
can return a parked call to the message center position.
To pick up a parked call, a QCC operator selects Pickup from the display and
dials the number for the extension or park zone where the call is parked.
Other Multiline Telephones
Multiline telephone users park calls at their own extension numbers by pressing
programmed Park buttons. On an MLX display telephone, a user can press the
Feature button and select Park from the display.
If a user pages another person to announce a parked call, he or she mentions the
extension number where the call is parked.
A multiline telephone user also can park calls by pressing the Transfer button,
dialing his or her own extension number (the user hears a busy tone), and then
pressing the Transfer button again to complete the transfer. The call is
automatically parked when the transfer is completed.
To pick up a parked call, the user presses a programmed Pickup button or the
Feature button, dials 9, and then dials the extension number for the telephone or
park zone where the call is parked. MLX telephone users also can press the
Feature button and select the feature from the display.
Single-Line Telephones
To park a call, a single-line telephone user presses and releases either the Recall
or Flash button or the switchhook and dials his or her own extension number. The
user hears a busy tone, and the call is parked.
NOTE:
If a single-line telephone with a positive or timed disconnect is used—for
example, the Lucent Technologies model 2500YMGL or 2500MMGK—
pressing the switchhook disconnects the call. With this type of telephone,
the Recall or Flash button, instead of the switchhook, must be used to park
a call.
To pick up a parked call, the single-line user lifts the handset and (while listening
to the inside dial tone) dials #9 and the extension number for the telephone where
the call is parked.
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