Glossary
148 ◆ Section 5: Glossary DS1000/2000 Product Description
Paging
Enables extension users to broadcast announcements to speakers in key-
sets and/or to a customer-provided paging system. There are two types of
Paging: Internal Paging and External Paging. With Internal Paging, an
extension user can broadcast into 1 of 7 Internal Paging zones, or simul-
taneously into all zones (termed All Call Paging). With External Paging,
announcements into internal zone 1 or internal All Call automatically
broadcast from the system’s External Paging audio port (which is typi-
cally connected to a customer-provided Paging system).
Reference: Paging on page 83.
Park
Places an outside (trunk) call into a waiting state called a Park Orbit. An
extension user can Park a call in one of 10 System Park Orbits, or use
Personal Park to have the call wait at a specific extension.
Reference: Park on page 85.
Password Protection
See
System Programming Password Protection on page 151
in this glos-
sary.
PBX/Centrex
Compatibility
The system is compatible with PBX and Centrex services that require the
user to dial an access code before the digits for their outside call.
Reference: PBX/Centrex Compatibility on page 86.
Personal Speed Dial
See Speed Dial on page 150 in this glossary.
Prime Line Preference
Allows a keyset user to place or answer a call just by lifting the handset.
The activation of Prime Line Preference is associated in system pro-
gramming with a particular key on the telephone. If the association is
with a line or loop key, the extension has Idle Prime Line. If the associa-
tion is with the ICM key, the extension has Intercom Prime Line.
Reference: Prime Line Preference on page 87.
Privacy
An extension option that, when enabled, blocks incoming Barge In
attempts and Call Waiting signals.
Reference: Privacy on page 88.
Privacy Release Groups
A group of extensions that can join in each other’s outside (trunk) calls
just be pressing a busy line key. The number of group members that can
join the call is limited only by the system’s Conference capacity.
Reference: Privacy Release Groups on page 88.
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