Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND Release 6.1 Feature Reference page 281

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 6.1
Feature Reference 555-661-110
Features
Direct Station Selector
Hold
Inspect
When programmed systemwide, DLC operator automatic Hold places an
active call on hold when a DLC operator presses another line button. How
Hold works depends on the type of call and its appearance on the
telephone:
When one-touch Hold is programmed systemwide and the operator
is active on a Personal Line, pressing a DSS button also puts the
call on hold. This prevents accidental disconnection of callers and
speeds call handling. If the operator is active on an inside call and
the call is on hold, the DLC operator hears an abbreviated ring as a
reminder each time the interval programmed for the operator hold
timer (10–255 seconds) expires.
If the operator is active on an inside or outside call on an SA button,
pressing a DSS button does not place the call on hold. The user at
the extension associated with the DSS button hears the manual
signaling beep.
For Release 6.1 systems (Hybrid/PBX mode only), if, while on an
inside or outside call on an SA button with one-touch Hold enabled,
a DLC operator presses a DSS button for a non-local extension, the
call is not placed on hold, and the extension is not dialed. If,
however, while on an outside call on a Personal Line button with
one-touch Hold enabled, a DLC operator presses a DSS button for a
non-local extension, the call is placed on hold and the non-local
extension is dialed.
Pressing a DSS button for a calling group, paging group, or non-local
extension has no effect.
Inspect can be used to determine the corresponding extension for each
DSS button. To use Inspect, press the Page button for the range of
extensions, press the Inspct button, and press each DSS button to see
what it represents; the label and number of messages in the mailbox are
also shown. Information is displayed on only one extension at a time. To
see information for another range of extensions, press the Home button
and repeat the process. In Release 2.0 and later systems, if a message is
posted at an extension associated with a DSS button, the message is
shown on Line 2 of the display when the operator inspects the DSS
button.
When an operator presses the Inspct button and then a Page button, the
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display shows , the page number selected, and the first extension
number in the range. When an operator presses the Inspct button and
then the Message Status button, the display shows
indicate that the DSS is in Message Status operation.
When an operator presses a DSS button representing a local extension
number after pressing the Inspct button, the display shows the extension
label, extension number, number of messages, and for Release 2.0 and
later systems, any posted messages. If the operator presses a DSS
button for a non-local extension after pressing the Inspct button, only the
extension number appears.
Issue 1
August 1998
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