Mitel Panther II 820 System Manual page 72

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Step 7. Program the telephone numbers that you want the calls forwarded to, at the
Master Attendant Station.
i:
Press
the Speed key.
Dial speed call code 98.
C.
Dial the
telephone number to be stored.
This
number
will be
assigned to outgoing
ECF
line 1 (programmed in Step4).
d. Press the Speaker key.
If you' ve programmed a second pair of lines for
ECF,
e. Press the
Speed key.
F. Dial speed call code 99.
g. Dial the telephone number to be stored. This number will be assigned to outgoing ECF line
2 (programmed in Step4).
h. Press the Speaker key.
Note: A HALT or PAUSE shouldn' t be programmed into a number for an outgoing ECF line
because the Options Interface Hardware Unit can' t create HALTS or PAUSES in dialing
sequences.
Operation
Briefly, this is how External Call Forwarding works (refer to Figure 3-5):
i:
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
ECF is enabled by dialing *08 1 at the Master Attendant Station.
A caller dials the telephone number of a line that has been programmed as an ECF
incoming line.
When the external incoming call rings the line, the call is automatically diverted onto
the corresponding outgoing ECF line.
The system dials the preprogrammed telephone number (stored in either common
speed call code 98 or 99) for that outgoing ECF line.
When the person at the telephone of the preprogrammed telephone number answers,
he/she is connected with the caller.
Both parties will hear an 1 l-second warning tone before the preprogrammed release
time expires. If they wish to continue their conversation, either party can dial * on
their set during the tone to restart the timer. Note that the party that dials the * must
have a tone dial (DTMF) set.
When the call is completed either party must dial O# to release the line. If both par-
ties forget to dial O# before hanging up, the system will automatically release the line
after a preprogrammed length of time (default value 1 minute).
ECF can be disabled by dialing *080 at the Master Attendant Station when it' s no
longer required.
Feature Module II & Options Interface Hardware
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