Specifications

DXP Correspondence Manual System Programming

5.8

SOHVA Tab/e

Programming

SOHVA Groups

Subdued Off-Hook Voice Announce (SOHVA) allows a telephone

user to break in on any call that is in progress on another extension

without his or her voice being heard by the outside party. SOHVA

calling groups control the pattern in which station ports receive and/or

originate SOHVA calls to one another. You must first form the

SOHVA groups and then assign the groups to individual stations. (See

section 7.17 for information on assigning various SOHVA groups to

individual stations.)

You can organize individual stations into as many as 16 different

SOHVA groups.

When a station is assigned to a SOHVA group, it can transmit and

receive SOHVA messages to and from other telephones in that group.

Also, you can give or deny each SOHVA group the ability to transmit

or receive SOHVA messages from other SOHVA groups.

Make sure you keep track of the SOHVA groups you program and

their various capabilities; use the chart provided in

IMI66-088,

Programming Records for the DXP Digital Communications System;

this publication lists the

DXP’s

SOHVA group default settings.

At default, group 16 has the ability to send and receive

SOHVAs

any group; all other groups have the ability to send and receive

SOHVAs within their group and to group 16 only.

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