AlphaCom XE - Zenitel

2.5.2 Class of Service (CoS)A Class of Service defines a set of features available for a station. Thereare 16 freely programmable classes where three are pre-defined duringsetup. All stations are normally in the CoS1 group.CoS1: Regular stations.CoS15: Public telephone lines (SIP trunk)CoS16: Includes all features by default, dedicated to Super User onphysical number 1.2.5.3 Features during connectionA number of features can be utilized during conversation and each ofthese have their own code number.CODES DURING CONVERSATIONFeature No. CoS1 CoS15 Feature No. CoS1 CoS15Microphone mute 0 X Read own message remotely 51 X XStep directory menu 0 X Call Back message to own station 55 XRepeat absence message 1 X X Include in Open Duplex Conference 56 XInquiry Call / Broker 2 X X Busy Notify 57 X XCall Transfer 3 X Busy Override 58Pocket Pager default, no text 44 X Private and Absence Override 59Pocket Paging with answer 45 X X Remote Control (Door opening) 6 XPocket Paging, text message 46 X X Send standard voice message 7 X XPocket Paging, voice message 47 X X Call Back 8 XChange message remotely 50 X X Search 9 X X7 8 92.5.4 Voice and display messagesWhen the station is idle, entering a digit/number code will show different menuson the station display. Navigation in the menus is done using the 7, 8, and 9keys.DISPLAY MENUSFeature No. CoS1 CoS15Info Service 60 XGroup Call menu 610 XAbsent menu 611 XMessage menu 612 XAudio Program menu 613 XName directory 614 XFeatures menu 615 XService menu 616 XConference menu 618 XAfter a cold start Info Service (60) is available on DAK 9 and PersonDirectory (614) is available on DAK 10.Messages are given as a text string in the display. A spoken message isgiven if the voice module ASVP is installed.Leave pre-recorded standard messages by dialing the extension number+ 7 + message code. Listen to and reset message by code number 70.Absence messages are left in your own idle station by dialing themessage code number. Add digits for date or time if prompted.18 AlphaCom XE - Installation, Configuration & OperationA100K10805