Instruction manual

FEATURES AND SERVICES
Display
Description
This feature provides visual alphanumeric call information at multiline voice terminals
equipped with display modules.
The Display feature also provides support for the Directory,
Inspection, Local Display, and Program features, which are all covered in separate feature
descriptions.
Display capability is based on the system’s integrated directory, which allows
names to be associated with Personal Dial Codes (PDCs), Data Dial Codes (DDCs), Direct
Group Calling (DGC) groups, and trunks.
Call information is presented on the 16-character screen located in the upper right area of
the following sets. (Refer to Section 4, “Hardware Description” for complete information and
pictures.)
● Model 7305H04C 34-Button Multiline Voice Terminal.
● Model 7317H01A 34-Button Multiline Voice Terminal (BIS 34D).
Both of these terminals can be assigned as general user positions or as Switched Loop
Attendant Consoles (SLACs). Display operation is basically the same in both applications;
differences will be pointed out in the following descriptions.
The following types of data are presented for calls handled at display terminals:
● The extension number and name of an inside party called from the console
● The extension number and name of an inside party calling the console
● Trunk identification on incoming trunk calls
● Digits dialed on outgoing trunk calls
● Called and calling party information on coverage/redirected calls
● Called and calling party information on returning and third-party calls.
● Call type and reason for return or redirection
● Number of calls waiting in attendant, callback, and DGC queues
● Special information resulting from feature button operation
Display Screen
The Display feature can generate up to two screens of call information, each of which
contains 16 character positions.
Screen 1 is automatically activated on incoming and
outgoing calls and some feature button operations;
no action is required of the station user
to access this display. Screen 2 is available for secondary and overflow information about
calls.
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