Download USER MANUAL

SPECIAL SERVICES
9 - Room Monitor (49)
It is possible to listen to what happens in another room; for instance, in order to monitor the
child room.
Lift the handset of the telephone located in the room to be monitored,dial 49 and leave the
handset off-hook. When this extension is called from any other phone, a voice communication is
automatically established, and anything occurring in the room can be monitored.
Remark: the service is also available from a remote telephone equipped with tone dialling mode, using the “Direct
Selection” function described below.
WARNING: Improper or unlawful use of this function can involve violation of a room
privacy.
10 - Hot Line (85 R)
A specific setup can enable a sequen ce of 8 attempts to call outside numbers programmed as
shortcut numbers with codes 39, 38, 37 and 36, when lifting the handset without dialling for 20
seconds; each attempt lasts 60 seconds and is 16 seconds apart from the next.
REMARK: the continuous tone can be heard for approximately 10 seconds,then the congestion tone for
additional 10 seconds.
After dialling each number, the connection with the party called is established for 60 seconds:
after that, a short warning tone is heard to inform the caller or the party called that:
- * should be dialled to continue the eventual conversation in progress for 60 additional
seconds and conclude the attempts to call
- # should be dialled to stop further attempts to call.
Activation. To enable the Hot Line service, dial 85 then press the R key on the telephone where
the service is to be activated.
Disabling. To disable this service, dial 86 then press the R key on the same extension.
Furthermore, during each attempt to call, a user-recorded message (called “Hot Line Message”)
of up to 30 seconds can be sent twice. This message is reco rded following the procedure
described in chapter “System Programming” item 10 “General message”, with code 813.
Hot Line message check. To check proper Hot Line message programming (if recorded), refer
to the procedure described in chapter “System Programming” item ? “General message”, with
codes 814 and 810.
Remark: The recoding of the specific Hot Line message is made through the programming procedure called
General Message Recoding. This recording (however optional for service activation) prevents the Night Service
Answering Message function, as well as an eventual Direct Selection (DISA) service specific message, described
below.
11 - Night Service answering message
In Night Mode, an automatic answer can be activated for calls in coming on a specific outside
line, by sending a user-recorded 30 seconds long Answering Message.
Remark: the service requires the outside line to be programmed for the Answering Message as well as Answering
Message recording, using the procedure called “General Message Recoding.”
98 1234 613 R to program line 1 for the Answering Message;
98 1234 623 R to program line 2 for the Answering Message;
98 1234 811 R to record the Answering Message.
The message, up to 30 seconds long, is repeated twice before hanging up; during transmission,
the ringer remains on for the terminal enabled to receive calls during Night Service, calls can be
answered, and the message is interrupted, and a connection with the caller is established.
20