Toshiba Strata DK8 General Description Manual page 29

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G E N E R A L D E S C R I P T I O N
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Called Station Messaging
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Calling Station Messaging
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Group Station Messaging
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Busy Lamp Field Indication
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CO Line Identification
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Intercom Name/Number Display
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Speed Dial Memo
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Station Identification
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Timed Reminders with Messages
Microphone Control Button: Digital and electronic
telephones can be programmed with a button that
turns the telephone microphone on and off. The
button can also enable and disable handsfree
answerback, thus allowing or blocking the caller's
ability to monitor the sound in the area close to the
telephone.
Modem Button: This optional multifunctional button
allows a digital telephone user to reserve a modem
from a pool and to switch from a voice to a data
call. Its LED indicates the availability of modems.
Modular Handset and Line Cords: All Toshiba tele-
phones are equipped with modular handset and
line cords.
Modular Headset Interface: Digital and electronic
telephones may be optionally equipped with a mod-
ular headset jack.
Off-hook Call Announce (OCA): Optional OCA
allows a station user to call and speak over the
speaker of an off-hook, busy digital or electronic
telephone. The called station user can respond
over his or her microphone without interrupting his
or her original conversation.
On-hook Dialing: Users of digital and electronic tele-
phones can dial calls without lifting the handset,
thus freeing their hands for other tasks. Dial tone,
dial pulsing, ringing, and the voice of the answering
party are all amplified over the telephone speaker.
The handset does not need to be lifted until after
the party answers.
Pooled Line Buttons: A group of central office (CO)
lines can appear under one button on digital and
electronic telephones. The system can support as
many as four groups (DK8) or eight groups (DK16).
A station can have as many as four buttons for the
same group to facilitate the handling of several
calls in the same group.
Privacy Button: This programmable button for digital
and electronic telephones denies Privacy Override
on common CO lines. It does not block Executive
or Busy Override.
Privacy Override: Digital and electronic telephones
enabled in programming can enter a CO line call
on a button in the private mode. Before the overrid-
ing station enters the conversation, an optional
warning tone notifies conversing parties. As many
as two stations can override a call with Privacy
Override. Privacy Override can be blocked selec-
tively to any station in system programming, provid-
ing security for modem, fax, and voice mail calls .
Privacy Release Button: CO lines that appear on
stations are in private mode by default. If a digital
or electronic telephone user accesses a common
CO line and presses this button, then any other
station (including stations without the Privacy Over-
ride option) can enter that line.
Private CO Lines: The system can be programmed
to allow certain "private" CO lines to appear only on
one digital or electronic telephone and be accessed
only by that station.
Push-Button Dialing: All Toshiba telephones are
equipped with push-button dialpads.
Release Button: Users can disconnect from a call
and become idle just by pressing an optional button
on their digital and electronic telephones; going on-
hook or pressing the hookswitch is not required.
This feature is useful for headset-equipped sta-
tions.
Remote Retrieval of Held/Parked Calls: Calls
placed on hold or parked by a station can be
picked up selectively by another station by pressing
a feature button or dialing an access code.
Repeat Last Number Dialed: The last number dialed
by a station user is stored in system memory, and
may be redialed automatically by accessing a CO
line and pressing a Redial button.
Ringing Line Preference: This feature enables a dig-
ital or electronic telephone user to answer an
incoming CO line call ringing at his/her station sim-
ply by lifting the handset or pressing the speaker
button. There is no need to press the ringing line
button or dial the access code associated with that
line.
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