Direct Inward Line; Handling Your Direct Inward Lines - NEC DSX Feature Handbook

Direct Inward Line

A Direct Inward Line (DIL) is a line that rings your extension directly. Since your DIL only rings your extension, you will
always know which calls are for you. For example, you could have a Direct Inward Line to your phone for Sales Information.
When outside callers dial the DIL's phone number, the call rings your Sales Information line key. The DIL does not ring
co-worker's extensions.
Night Mode Control
You can press to put your DIL in the night mode and send it to its night routing destination. For example, you can
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send the Sales Information calls at night to voice mail. Pressing
(Note that Night Mode Control only works for DILs to your extension, not lines that use Line Scheduling. See your
communications manager for more.)
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Handling Your Direct Inward Lines

To answer a call on your Direct Inward Line:
1. The line (or loop) key for your DIL flashes fast.
2. Lift the handset.
a) The key lights on (green) when you connect to your caller.
To place your Direct Inward Line into the Night Mode:
1. Press DND .
a) flashes.
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2. Set the DND mode.
a) Dial for DND for outside calls.
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b) Dial for DND for Intercom calls.
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c) Dial for DND for all calls.
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d) Alternately dial
3. This places your extension in DND and sends your DIL to its night destination.
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