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Using the PC to Perform Supervisor Functions<br />

• Screen the call—<strong>Interchange</strong> transfers the call by dialing the<br />

number, and monitoring the line. If the mailbox owner answers,<br />

it gives the owner the following screening options.<br />

Screening Options<br />

Press To<br />

1 accept the call<br />

2 play the currently active greeting<br />

3 transfer this caller to the number in the Follow<br />

me only when the caller requests to field<br />

4 select one of the personal greetings (number 0-<br />

9)<br />

5 enter an extension number where mailbox<br />

owners want <strong>Interchange</strong> to transfer the caller<br />

6 accept the call. <strong>Interchange</strong> remains<br />

connected and records the conversation as a<br />

message in the mailbox owner’s mailbox.<br />

If the receiving line is busy or does not answer, <strong>Interchange</strong><br />

pulls the call back and attempts the next valid number the<br />

FMFM call list (if enabled). If there are no other valid numbers<br />

on the FMFM call list, <strong>Interchange</strong> offers options to the caller<br />

(hold, leave message, call another extension, etc.).<br />

• Wait for ring—<strong>Interchange</strong> transfers the call by dialing the<br />

number and monitoring the line. If <strong>Interchange</strong> detects a ring, it<br />

releases the call. If <strong>Interchange</strong> detects a busy signal, it pulls<br />

the call back and attempts the next valid number on the FMFM<br />

call list (if enabled). If there are no other valid numbers on the<br />

call list, <strong>Interchange</strong> offers options to the caller (hold, leave<br />

message, call another extension, etc.). For example, mailbox<br />

owners may use this option when they want all their calls to end<br />

up at their cell phone or home phone (and routed to their cell<br />

phone mailbox or home answering machine instead of their<br />

<strong>Interchange</strong> mailbox) AND they want <strong>Interchange</strong> to make sure<br />

the line is not busy before releasing the call.<br />

42 Comdial Mar ‘03

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