AT&T 1792 - Call Forwarding and Special Number Entry; Call Forward Architecture; Entering Special Numbers for Dialing

Mailbox
Functions
Call
Forward
Architecture
“To
leave
a
mes-
Caller
selects
sage
press
[0].
mailbox
To
call
forward,
press
[1]"
Is
Pager
Notify
On?
Caller
hears
Mailbox
Greeting;
Leaves
message.
Entering
Special
Numbers
When
entering
a
number
for
Call
For-
ward,
Remote
or
Pager
Notify,
the
1792
can
place
a
7-second
pause,
a
star
(*),
or
a
pound
(#)
digit
in
the
phone
number
string.
This
lets the
1792
dial:
e
A
number
where
it
is
necessary
to
wait
several
seconds
for
a
dial
tone.
e
A
PBX,
which
then
answers
and
of-
fers
a
menu
before
continuing
to
dial
the
number.
e
A
number
which
requires
symbols
af-
ter
an
extension
number,
pager
identi-
fication
number,
etc.
To
add
a
pause,
press
[*]
[5]
during
pro-
gramming.
Each
press
of
[*][5]
will
add
a
7-second
pause
to
the
number
string.
28
Call is
forwarded.
If
success-
ful,
caller
is
connected. If
“If
your message
is
ur-
gent,
press
[1].
If
your
message
is
not
urgent,
press
[2].
“To
leave
a
message,
press
[2].
To
call
forward
to
pager,
press
[3].”
Caller
selects
2
or
3.
|
not
successful,
caller
returned.
Is
Pager
Notify
On?
N
Caller
selects
1or2.
“To
call
for-
ward
to
pager,
press
3."
Caller
selects
1,2,
0r3.
Caller
Selects:
1
-
Remote
Notify.
Caller
hears
Mailbox
Greeting
and
leaves
a
message.
After
caller
hangs
up,
the
unit
calls
Remote
Notify
Num-
ber
and
prompts
“Remote
Notify
for
Mailbox
X.
Press
[*].”’
2
-
Leave
Message.
Caller
hears
Mailbox
Greeting
and
leaves
mes-
sage.
No
further
action
taken.
3
-
Pager
Notify.
Call
is
for-
warded.
If
successful,
caller
is
connected
to
pager
service.
If
un-
successful,
caller
is
returned
to:
Is
Remote
Notify
On?