Distinctive Led Indicators - Toshiba Strata DK14 General Description Manual

Features
Station Features

Distinctive LED Indicators

Each line/feature button on a digital telephone has an associated LED. When a button is assigned
to a CO/PBX line, this LED flashes at different rates to indicate the status of that line.
The in-use flash rate appears on the LED when the line is in use by that station. Other stations
show a steady LED on that line. The incoming call flash rate appears when a call (internal or CO/
PBX) is ringing in on that line. The on-hold flash rate appears on a station when the station puts a
call on hold. Other stations show the usual system hold flash rate. The camp-on and busy station
ringing flash rate appears when an incoming call is camped-on or ringing at a busy station. Other
distinctive flash rates appear on LEDs associated with a CO/PBX line when that line is on
exclusive hold, is being recalled from hold, or has a conference call in progress.
When a line/feature button is assigned to a feature, the LED indicates the status of the feature. For
example, when the "Message Waiting/Flash" button indicates that a message is waiting for that
station.
LEDs are also distinctive LED indicators with certain dedicated feature buttons, such as Spkr, Mic,
and Msg. The Spkr LED indicates the on/off status of the speaker or background music. The Mic
LED indicates the on/off status of the station's microphone when the station is in Speakerphone
mode. The Msg LED indicates there is a message waiting.
An LED associated with the DSS button functions as a busy lamp for the station assigned to the
DSS button.
Digital telephones have dual-color LED indicators. Green indicates CO line or intercom buttons
you are using. Red indicates use by someone else.
Benefits
Provides quick status of a line or feature by looking at the LED.
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System Availability
Standard on Strata DK14/DK40i/DK424
with DKTs
Strata DK Feature Description 5/99