AT&T System 25 - Manual (Page 30)

Display (Continued)
DGC Group
If you are a member of a Direct Group Calling (DGC) group, you
can view the number of calls waiting to be handled by the
group. In the last position of Screen 1, you will see a number
from O through 9, indicating the number of calls waiting for the
DGC group. If there are more than 9 calls in the queue, you will
see a "!". In the following example, there are three calls waiting
for the group.
Signaling
If a person is signaling you with the Signaling feature, you will
see the letters SIG in front of the name of the person signaling
you, as in the following example.
If the name is not available, you will see SIG followed by the
extension of the person signaling you.
Account Codes
If you are dialing an account code, you will
"ACCT?" before the numbers that you dial,
example.
Redirected Calls
see the prompt
as in the following
If a call is redirected to your telephone (that is, sent to your
telephone because the original telephone was busy, the - call was
unanswered, or one of the features listed in the table below was
in effect), the display will have a redirection symbol, “ > “, at the
beginning of the display. You will then see the original
telephone’s extension and name, if available.
NOTE: If the call has been redirected using Park, or a data
terminal feature the beginning redirection symbol is “}”.
If the call
phone, a has been redirected from
“c” will appear in the last
your telephone to a coverage
position of Screen 1.
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