Telephone Features - Toshiba Strata DK8 General Description Manual

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G E N E R A L D E S C R I P T I O N
Voice Mail Interface: The system can be configured
with a Toshiba VP Voice Messaging System or a
customer-supplied voice mail messaging system.
The optional QSTU and QRCU PCB must be
installed for voice mail operation for STRATA DK8.
The KSTU and K4RCU must be installed for DK16.
The following features are available with many sys-
tems.
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Automated Attendant: An integrated Auto-
mated Attendant can streamline the system's
call answering capability.
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Call Forward to Voice Mailbox: Each tele-
phone user can forward calls directly to a per-
sonal mailbox. The caller bypasses the usual
sequence of voice mail commands and simply
leaves a message after hearing a tone.
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Message Waiting Indication: When a mes-
sage is recorded in a user's mailbox, the voice
mail system automatically sets a message
waiting indication—typically a flashing LED—at
the user's telephone.
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Voice Mail Control via Station: Station users
can control voice mail equipment from their
telephone dialpads.
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Feature Integration: The integration of special
voice mail features in STRATA DK system soft-
ware enables the systems to work together
more efficiently.
Voice or Tone Signaling: The system can be pro-
grammed for either Voice Signaling or Tone Sig-
naling as the standard method of intercom call sig-
naling to a digital or electronic telephone. If Tone
Signaling is selected, a station will ring when
called. The called party will hear a tone burst and
then the caller's voice if Voice Signaling is select-
ed. A caller can always select the alternate method
immediately after dialing the station number. Tone
Signaling ensures privacy, while Voice Signaling
enables quick communication.
5 T E L E P H O N E F E AT U R E S
The following features are available to
STRATA DK8 and DK16 station users. All of these
features are available with digital telephones, and
many with electronic and standard telephones (see
Table O).
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Account Code Button: This button, which is avail-
able with digital and electronic telephones, enables
users to enter Voluntary Account Codes (Verified
or Nonverified) during conversations without inter-
rupting the talk path. It can also be used to enter
an optionally required Verified Account Code
before dialing a long distance call.
Add-on Module (ADM): Each 2000-series digital
telephone can be connected to an ADM to provide
20 Direct Station Selection buttons for STRATA
DK16; and 10 Direct Station Selection buttons,
eight personal speed dial buttons, one night trans-
fer button, and one all call page button for STRATA
DK8. The ADM connects to a host telephone; no
additional KSU station port is required.
Automatic Busy Redial (ABR): Digital and electronic
telephone users that dial a busy outside telephone
number can set ABR and have the number redi-
aled automatically at preprogrammed intervals.
The system will call back the station when it suc-
cessfully dials the non-busy number. ABR is com-
patible with Least Cost Routing. ABR requires the
optional QRCU (for STRATA DK8) or K4RCU (for
STRATA DK16).
Automatic Callback (ACB): Station users that call
busy stations can set ACB and have the system
call them back when the busy station comes avail-
able.
Automatic Hold/Park Recall: A CO line or intercom
call placed on hold or parked will automatically
recall the station at a preprogrammed elapsed
time. A different time period can be selected for
each station.
Automatic Line Selection: A digital or electronic
telephone user with this feature will automatically
access a CO line, CO line group, or the intercom
whenever its handset is lifted or its speaker button
is pressed.
Automatic Park/Page: With the push of a button on a
digital or electronic telephone, a central office (CO)
line can be parked and an external page
announcement delivered. Station users can pick up
the parked call after the page.
Background Music with Station Control: Digital
and electronic telephone users can control Back-
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