Avaya Communication Manager Administrator's Manual page 141

Table 2: Telephone feature buttons (continued)
Button name Button label
signal Signal (name
(Ext: ___) or
ext #)
ssvn-halt ssvn-halt
sta-lock Station Lock
stored-num Stored
Number
stroke-cnt Stroke Count
(Code:_) (#)
term-x-gr Term Grp
(Grp: ___) (name or
ext #)
timer Timer
togle-swap Conf/Trans
Toggle-Swap
trk-ac-alm FTC Alarm
trk-id Trunk ID
trunk-name Trunk Name
Description
Signal: allows the user to use one
button to manually signal the
associated extension. The extension
cannot be a VDN extension.
Toggle whether or not station security
code violation referrals are made to
the referral destination.
Station Lock: when enabled, no
outgoing calls can be made from the
telephone.
(display button) Places the station's
display into the stored number mode.
Automatic Call Distribution Stroke
Count # (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9)
sends a message to CMS to
increment a stroke count number.
Terminating Extension Group:
provides one or more extensions.
Calls may be received but not
originated with this button. Grp: TEG
number.
Used only on the 6400 sets. Allows
users to view the duration of the call
associated with the active call
appearance button.
Allows a user to toggle between two
parties before completing a
conference or a transfer.
Facility Test Call Alarm: associated
status lamp lights when a successful
Facility Test Call (FTC) occurs.
Trunk Identification (display button):
identifies the tac (trunk access code)
and trunk member number associated
with a call.
(display button) Displays the name of
the trunk as administered on the CAS
Main or on a server without CAS.
Telephone Feature Buttons
Maximum
1 per
signal
extension
1 per
station
1 per
station
1 per
station
up to 10
per station
1 per TEG
1 per
station
1 per
station
1 per
station
1 per
station
1 per
station
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