Talkswitch 48-CVA User Manual

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4.1.2 Receiving calls without the Auto Attendant

If you choose not to use the Auto Attendant to answer calls, please note that the Call
Cascade options for the Local Extensions will not be engaged. IIn

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4.2

In the Office - Making and Receiving Calls

4.2.1 Making calls from a Local Extension

Placing Intercom calls from one Local Extension to another Local Extension,
Remote Extension or Extension Ring Group:

You can place intercom calls from one Local Extension to another Local
Extension, Remote Extension, VoIP Extension or Extension Ring Group by
simply picking up your extension’s handset and dialing the number of the
extension with which you wish to intercom. An Intercom call can be identified by
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Placing ‘out-of-office’ calls from a Local Extension:

To place a call to an out-of-office telephone number from a Local Extension, you
must first access an available line by choosing a Hunt Group (9, 81-88) at the
internal dial tone. Restrictions to specific Line Hunt Groups can be configured for
each extension. Your extension can also be configured to Directly Access a specific
line (i.e. when a handset is picked up, you will hear the Telephone Company dial
tone and can dial an outside telephone number as usual).

If you have Direct Line Access enabled for a Local Extension, you will need to dial
‘Flash’ before dialing any system features, such as extensions or voicemail.

4.2.2 Receiving calls at a Local Extension

To receive calls at a Local Extension, simply pick up the extension’s handset when the
extension rings. If the call went through the Auto Attendant to the extension and it
has call screening enabled (configured on the Local extension and Ring Group
pages), you have the choice of accepting the call by pressing

or, re-routing the call

to its ‘Answer at ext.’ Call Cascade options by pressing

or hanging up.

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