Mitel Panther II 820 System Manual page 136

Panther II 820/1032/2064-105
MEET-ME ANSWER
Description
This feature allows a user to respond to an ALL PAGE, ZONE PAGE or
EXTERNAL LOUDSPEAKER PAGE announcement, by dialing a code.
When the user dials the Meet-Me Answer Code, they are automatically
connected to the station that performed the paging announcement.
Conditions
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None
Programming Required
None
MESSAGE WAITING
Description
The Message Waiting feature allows any station to leave a message waiting
signal at a Set which is busy or does not answer an internal call. The
FLASH/CANCEL key is pressed (once busy or no-answer tone is heard) to
leave a message waiting signal, and the internal connection is dropped
automatically. When message waiting is activated at a Set, the Intercom
indicator lamp flashes. The user with the message waiting signal presses
the Intercom key (or the # key on a Panther II Set) to contact the person
who sent a message (by tone). Busy tone is heard if the user that left the
message waiting signal is busy.
Up to five messages can be left at each station. If a user tries to leave a
message at a station that already has five messages waiting, busy tone will
be heard and the user can try again later. If two messages are sent to a
station by the same user, the first message is cancelled.
Message Waiting signals are stacked in order of oldest to newest. When the
person responds to a message waiting signal by pressing the Intercom key
(or the # key on a Panther II Set), they will contact the first person who left
a message. Once the conversation is completed and the user hangs up, if.
the Intercom lamp is still flashing, this signifies that another message is
waiting. By pressing the Intercom key (or the # key on a Panther II Set)
again, the user contacts the next station who left a message, and so on. All
messages have been answered if the Intercom lamp does not flash after the
user hangs up.
Features and Services
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