User`s guide

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FACILITY DESCRIPTION
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SEA/TB/MP T.Preißner
SEA/TB/MP ASB 150 02
SEA/TB/XE
ANSWER POSITION(S)
FOR TRUNKS
Definition
Trunks can be assigned individual answering positions
to which incoming calls are directed.
Use
Answering positions are used when:
• Incoming external traffic shall be answered by
OPERATOR or other answering position
• Incoming external traffic shall be distributed so
that different persons within the organisation
answer certain selected trunks
• It is desired to create a private trunk line for a
selected extension
Operation
All telephones
An incoming call to a programmed answering position
is always presented on Line 1 or Line 2.
The associated lamp flashes rapidly and external ring
signal is heard.
Display information
Call to normal answering position:
EXECUTIVE telephone
STANDARD telephone
On a diverted call to alternative answering position, the
display shows:
EXECUTIVE telephone
STANDARD telephone
Capacity
Each trunk can be assigned four different answering
positions:
• Answering position for day-switched PBX
• Alternative answering position for day-
switched PBX.
Is called when normal answering position does
not answer call or is busy (programmable).
Is also programmed as reroute position for direct
indialling
• Answering position for night-switched PBX
• Alternative answering position for
night-switched PBX.
Has same function as alternative answering po-
sition daytime
10 Jul 14:40 +15˚
EXTERNAL 703 CALLING
10 Jul 14:40 +15˚
EXTERNAL 203 C
JOHNSON ANDREW 205
EXTERNAL 703 CALLING
JOHNSON A 205
EXTERNAL 203 C
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