Instruction manual
Features
Telephone Differences
Direct-Line Consoles
If the DLC operator uses Barge-In for a user who is using Coverage or Forward
(including Remote Call Forward), the call from the operator is not directed to the
destination telephone.
Queued Call Consoles
A QCC operator can use Barge-In only by selecting the feature from the display.
Barge-In can be used to join only an inside call to a QCC operator and only if
the the user dials the caller’s extension instead of the QCC operator’s extension
number. A user can barge in on the call by dialing the other extension number,
not that of the QCC operator. If a user tries to use Barge-In after dialing a QCC
system operator’s extension and waiting in the QCC queue, the feature has no
effect and the user hears an error tone. If the error tone times out while the call
is still in the QCC queue, the call is disconnected. However, if a QCC system
operator becomes available before the error tone times out, the error tone is
removed and the call is delivered to the system operator normally.
Single-Line Telephones
Single-line telephones cannot use Barge-In.
Feature Interactions
Callback
If Callback is used to request a busy extension or pool and the
user is waiting on the line for the queued call, Barge-In cannot
be used to interrupt.
Conference
Barge-In can be used to interrupt conference calls; all
participants hear the Barge-In tone. Barge-In does not connect
the user to a conference call if the conference already has the
maximum number of participants. If Barge-In is used to
connect to a conference call that involves an outside trunk and
the person on the outside trunk hangs up, the person using
Barge-In is also dropped.
Coverage Barge-In can be used for Individual or Group Coverage calls
answered at any receiver’s telephone. If a system operator
uses Barge-In to an extension with Coverage, the call from the
system operator is not directed to the receiver’s telephone.
Display
Barge-In appears on the display as a feature choice only on
QCC operator consoles. On an MLX display telephone
receiving a Barge-In call, the message Barge In and either
the name or extension number of the person joining the call
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