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4.5 Private Calls
The service enables you to label selected outgoing calls as private. Such calls are then
easier to identify in the invoicing software. The service allows all users to make private
calls including those users that do not have a stable station. This is primarily
appreciated by the users who have a limited number of terminals in the company. The
service is automatically active for one call (until hang–up).
Private Call from User Station
This is a service for a user with an assigned station. The service requests the PIN by
default but the PIN request can be cancelled by the administrator. After dialling the
service and entering the PIN, you will receive a continuous dialtone from the
communication system and you can dial the private number to any network using the
standard routing rules of your communication system (e.g. start with '0' to access the
PSTN, e.g.). Dial:
*71PIN
where PIN is the user´s Personal Identification Number.
Example: Suppose you want to call your wife at home number 555 666 777 but you
do not want your company to pay for the call. After lifting the handset and getting the
dialtone, enter the access code *71. You will be requested to enter your PIN. After
doing so, you will get a continuous dialtone from your communication system. Now you
can dial the number. Since it is a call to a private network, you will most likely be
requested to dial the access code '0' (or any other code) first and only then 555 666
777.
Private Call from Other than User Station
This is a service for a user without an assigned station or a user who needs to make a
call from a colleague's station. By default, the service requests the station number and
the PIN. This can be cancelled by the administrator upon request. After dialling the
service and station numbers and entering the PIN, you will receive a continuous
dialtone from the communication system and can dial the private number to any
network using the standard routing rules of your communication system (e.g. start
with '0' to access the PSTN, e.g.). The station you are calling will identify your station
as the one from which you dialled the service. Dial:
*72nn#PIN
where nn is the number of the station to be billed and PIN is the user´s Personal
Identification Number.
Example: Suppose you want to phone your wife at home number 555 666 777 from
your colleague´s phone but you do not want your colleague to pay for the call. After
lifting the handset and getting the dialtone enter the access code *72. You will be
requested to enter the number of the station to which the call will be billed. Enter the
number of your station, 101 e.g., and press # for confirmation. You will then be asked