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Chapter 3 - Key Station Features, Operation, and Programming
Background Music
Description
When your telephone is idle and the feature is enabled and activated, you can hear
background music (BGM) through the speaker. You can use the feature code to select
between BGM Channel 1, BGM Channel 2 (if the system is so equipped), and No BGM. The
BGM automatically turns OFF when you receive or make a call. BGM turns on again when
the telephone is idle.
Operation
To activate Background Music:
1. Dial [801 or 802].
2. Press [clear] to end BGM (idle).
Programming
A second music source may be connected to the system for listening at key telephone
stations. If this source is not used it may be desirable to disable that BGM channel. When
BGM is set to N the second music source will not be connected to a station that has
toggled the BGM code [801 or 802], only the first music channel source, such as Music on
Hold (MOH), will be toggled at the telephone.
When set to Y both music channels will be toggled by successive operations of the BGM
code [801 or 802].
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Busy Lamp Field (BLF)
Description
Depending on user requirements, any Programmable Feature Button can be
programmed as a Busy Lamp Field (BLF) button to monitor a station's status. When the
programmed station is off-hook or in Do Not Disturb (DND), the button LED will light red.
This same button is used as a one-button Direct Station Selection (DSS) call button for
quick inside calling.
If afeature button is programmedforBGM,the lampforthatbutton will notlighttoindicate
BGM is activated. Hearing the BGM will be your confirmation that the feature is activated.
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supports 2 BGM Channels.
BGM is set to N.
Each station has a default feature button mapping, refer to Chapter 2,
and Installation, to determine the default map of the telephone models.
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