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  • Released with OpenScape 4000 V7 R1.
  • Attendant Light is supported only for OpenStage 40 HFA and OpenStage 40 TDM.
  • The Attendant Light device must support the following attendant features:
    • Multiple incoming call handling: The existing OpenScape 4000 hunt group solution for queuing and answering calls is used. The Attendant Light device must be single user within a master or code hunt group. Therefore, call distribution options of hunt groups have no impact to Attendant Light because it is a single device in group.
      The Attendant Light can be called via a special Attendant access code which is configured over DAR=HUNT/DAR=STN in AMO WABE.
      If the Attendant Light is already busy with a call, all next incoming calls are queued. The call with the highest priority in the queue is assigned to the Attendant Light when it becomes available again. The priority order within the queue is emergency call, CO call, tie call, internal call.
      The call queue capacity can be set variable.
      Feature Interactions will be the same as for hunt group (AMO SA).
    • BLF key module support with a maximum of 90 direct call keys to observe the status of the programmed subscribers.
      Using the BLF module on the Attendant Light excludes the usage of any other key module.
      Using the Direct station selection keys on the busy lamp field the busy condition of the destination is displayed via a LED. If the destination is called despite being busy, call waiting is activated and the destination is called when no longer busy (only if call waiting is activated. If call waiting is not activated "Not Possible" will be displayed).
      Direct call keys cannot represent network wide parties.
    • Speed Extend with dialing a destination number or pressing a direct call key on the busy lamp field module while being in talk state.
      Speed Extending uses the operator if he does not want to announce the call prior to extending it to the destination station.
      In connection state with the partner (caller or called party) the operator dials the destination number of extension B or press DSS key without manually invocation of the consultation function.
      After end of dial, the A party is automatically transferred to the free destination and the Attendant Light device is released.
      Transfer busy is used when extension B is busy (only if call waiting is activated. If call waiting is not activated "Not Possible" will be displayed).
      IMPORTANT:
      Speed extending and dialling DTMF digits excludes each other.
    IMPORTANT:
    Other specific Attendant Console / AC-Win and Attendant Group features as night services, call retrieval, control of diversion, call inter­ception etc. are not supported by Attendant Light.