BusinessPhone Communication Platform 6.0
Facilities

## Parking – Individual

## Definition

Individual parking means that an ongoing call can be parked temporarily for later reaccess by the extension who parked the call.

## Use

Individual parking is used when one wishes to deal with another call or temporarily leave the telephone.

On initiation of an inquiry call, individual parking will be executed automatically.

## Operation

### System Telephones

#### Parking

Parking of an ongoing call is achieved as follows:

1. Press traffic function key for function to be parked individually.

- Lamp for key flashes slowly.

1. Call partner encounters silence or music-on-hold.

When an extension user parks a traffic function without another function being connected, the display on the telephone will show:

If the parked extension has a telephone with display, the call status

or

will be shown.

#### Reaccess

The extension can reaccess the parked call at any time by pressing the relevant traffic function key once more.

The associated lamp flashes to confirm connection and speech connection with the parked party is re-established.

#### Recall

If the parked party is not reconnected within a preprogrammed time, the parked call will recall the extension who parked the call.

The call is signalled by rapid flashing on the relevant lamp and internal or external ring signals.

A telephone with display shows

or

to indicate that the call is a recall.

If the user has another traffic function connected when the preprogrammed time expires, there will be no recall.

The recall is answered by pressing the relevant traffic function key as for normal reconnection of a parked party.

### Analog telephones

These telephones do not permit manual individual parking.

On these telephones automatic individual parking takes place on depression of the R-button in conjunction with inquiry.

See also Inquiry (264/155 34-ASB 150 02 Uen).

## Capacity

### System Telephones

The number of parking possibilities for system telephones is limited only by the number of traffic function keys, that is keys on which calls can be represented.

### Analog, DBC 413 and DBC 425 telephones

Analog, DBC 413 and DBC 425 telephones can have one call only parked at a time.

## Limitations

Parking is only possible in the speech state, that is of answered calls.

For trunk calls the call is always regarded as answered for incoming traffic and after end of selection for outgoing traffic if there is no answer indication.

Loudspeaker paging calls cannot be parked. An attempt to do so will result in disconnection of loudspeaker paging.

Parking is also permitted if an internal connection has been parked by the call partner.

A parked call that has not been reconnected within a programmable time recalls the parking extension.

However, recall will not take place as long as a call is ongoing via the telephone of the parking telephone.

## Programming

2104 |  | Recall on individual parking

## Equipment

None

Revision: E © Ericsson Enterprise 2004