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System Features
INTER-TEL
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AXXESS
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MANUAL VERSION 11.0 – May 2008
Call Processing Signals
FEATURES
5
B. CALL PROCESSING SIGNALS
21.3 The following signals and tones are heard through the handset or phone speaker.
Table 5-35. Call Processing Signals
Signal Action
Intercom dial tone Handset lifted or Speaker or IC button
pressed.
Double tones (called station
receives the same signal)
Intercom call—repeats for private call
or call to non-handsfree station; one
double tone for handsfree call.
(Europe Only) Long tone (called
station receives the same signal)
Private intercom call or call to non-
handsfree station.
Intercom busy signal—slow
repeating tones
Called station or selected trunk is
busy.
A repeating signal of four fast tones
and a pause
Called station is in do-not-disturb.
Reorder tones—fast tones (may be
four or continuous)
Entry was not accepted, number is toll
restricted, or dialing timer expired.
System busy signal—reorder tones
followed by music
All resources are busy, station is
camped on.
Single tone Confirmation that procedure was com-
pleted, or prompt that something
needs to be entered.
Camp-on tone—single tone every
15 seconds (programmable)
Another station has camped on to this
single-line station. (This tone is heard
through the phone speaker only.)
Single-line message waiting tone—
six tones followed by intercom dial
tone after lifting the handset or
hookflashing (or pressing RECALL)
A message is waiting at this single-line
station.
Single-line call forwarding/do-not-
disturb tone—dial tone periodically
interrupted by a single tone after
lifting the handset or hookflashing
(or pressing RECALL)
This single-line station has call for-
warding and/or do-not-disturb enabled.
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