NEC DS1000 Product Description page 123

Dial Number Preview
Direct Inward LIne
Direct Station Selection
(DSS)
Direct Station Selection
(DSS) Console
Direct Trunk Access
Directed Call Pickup
Directory Dialing
Display Messaging
DS1000/2000 Product Description
The ability of a display keyset user to dial and review a number on the
telephone display before the system dials it out.
Dial Number Preview on page 40.
Reference:
An outside line (trunk) that directly rings an extension, Ring Group mas-
ter number, or UCD Group master number (including Voice Mail). The
DIL will not directly ring any other extensions in the system, although it
may flash another extension's line key (depending on Programmable
Function Key programming).
Direct Inward Line on page 40.
Reference:
A "second level" function of an extension's Programmable Function Keys
that provides one-button Intercom access, call Transfer, and Busy Lamp
Field for the extension assigned to the key. If enabled in programming,
DSS keys automatically activate when the user presses the ICM key.
Reference: Direct Station Selection (DSS) on page 41.
A unique station instrument that plugs into a 34-Button Display or 34-
Button Super Display telephone that provides additional Programmable
Function Keys. There are two models: a 24-button model and a 110-button
modem. The keys on a DSS Console can be programmed with many of the
same functions available to a keyset's Programmable Function Keys.
Direct Station Selection (DSS) Console on page 42.
Reference:
The capability of an extension user to dial a specific code to access (seize)
an individual outside line (trunk), and then dial without restriction.
Direct Trunk Access on page 44.
Reference:
The ability of an extension user to dial a specific code to intercept a call
ringing another extension.
Directed Call Pickup on page 44.
A dial-by-name facility of the telephone system that allows a display
keyset user to select a co-worker or outside call from a list of displayed
names. Directory Dialing can show a list of System Speed Dial names,
Personal Speed Dial names, or Intercom names.
Directory Dialing on page 45.
Reference:
See Selectable Display Messaging on page 124 in this glossary.
Glossary
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