Instruction manual

Display
Considerations
The Display feature provides valuable call information with a minimum of effort on the part of
the voice terminal user.
Interactions
The following features interact with Display Capabilities.
Attendant Console, Direct Trunk: Display capabilities are not supported for this type of
console.
Bridging of System Access Buttons:
All stations sharing a bridged appearance—that is, the
principal station and the bridging station(s)—and having ringing enabled for the appearance
will receive standard call information display on incoming calls. After one station answers
the call, the bridging station continues to display the call information until the user receives
or places another call, the original call ends, or the other station invokes Exclusion.
A bridged appearance user with delayed ringing does not receive incoming call information
until ringing starts.
Any station having a bridged appearance can examine the active call information for the
appearance by using the Inspect feature, unless Exclusion has been invoked.
If a user at a principal station or a bridging station places a call on a bridged button,
outgoing call information is displayed only at the calling station. Other stations sharing the
appearance can use the Inspect feature to display the call information.
A user having a bridged appearance can bridge onto a call being originated at a bridged
station. In general, the bridging station receives the same call display as the bridged station,
but only after dialing has been completed.
Conference information is generated and
displayed at bridged and bridging stations.
When a user attempts to either bridge onto or Inspect a call, where Exclusion has been
invoked by another active party on this call, the screen display shows EXCLUDED.
Callback Queuing: If a user with Automatic Incoming Call ID is off-hook when a callback
attempt is made, the display will not flash the callback call’s information. However, this
information is accessible via the Inspection feature.
Call Waiting: If a display station has Automatic Incoming Call Identification active, call
waiting tone is accompanied by an incoming call message flashed on the screen. The user
cannot Inspect the message again, because all buttons are busy with other calls. When the
user answers a waiting call, the display updates to standard incoming call format.
Conference: When a queued call is added to a conference, the associated displays are
modified in only one respect; the Q symbol appears as the first character of the queued call
display. When the queued facility becomes available and the call is made, “Q” is removed.
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