AT&T System 85 - Manual (Page 103)

CHAPTER 4. OPERATING FEATURES
To answer a CAS recall if an incoming call has been extended to an extension number that does not
answer:
After a preestablished interval, incoming calls extended to extension numbers that do not
answer are automatically rerouted to the backup telephone/voice terminal. These calls are
identified by an immediate burst of tone followed by normal ringing.
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Place the auxiliary handset or headset to your ear.
Turn the turnkey fully clockwise.
Ringing stops. Associated RLT status light on SSI panel goes on. Listen for an
immediate burst of tone.
Answer the call. If the caller wishes to wait, turn the turnkey fully counterclockwise;
otherwise, go to Step 4.
Associated RLT status light on SSI goes off. Ringing stops. Caller remains connected
to the telephone/voice terminal being rung. Your backup telephone/voice terminal can
now receive another call.
If the caller does not wish to wait, momentarily press the turnkey; otherwise, go to
Step 6.
Ringing stops at the backup telephone/voice terminal, the caller’s telephone/voice
terminal, and the called telephone/voice terminal.
To hang up, turn the turnkey fully counterclockwise.
Associated RLT status light on SSI goes off. Your backup telephone/voice
can now receive another call. terminal
If the caller wishes to call another extension number, momentarily press the turnkey.
Ringing stops at the backup telephone/voice terminal, the caller’s telephone/voice
terminal, and the called telephone/voice terminal.
Momentarily press the turnkey a second time.
Listen for dial tone. Caller is separated from” connection.
Dial the requested extension number.
Listen for an immediate burst of tone followed by normal ringing.
Turn the turnkey fully counterclockwise.
Associated RLT status light on SSI goes off. Caller is connected to the
telephone/voice terminal being rung. Your backup telephone/voice terminal can now
receive another call.
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