ZETRON 2000 Series Specifications download pdf (Page 37)

Call Recycling

Call Recycling allows callers to “recycle” a call, letting them enter multiple phone

numbers with a single phone call. By entering a DTMF “#” at the “Thank You” prompt at

the end of a call, or at the main Owners Menu prompt, the caller will be given the “Enter

Pager Number” prompt. At this point the call can be considered as being to an End To End

line, even though the call may be on a DID line. If the caller enters an invalid phone

number the invalid number prompt will be played. At that point the caller may enter a “#”

to reenter the subscriber number.

The caller may continue to recycle the call after placing each page, or performing owner

access operations, until the system wide recycle limit is reached. Each page, owner access,

or invalid number counts as one call recycle action. Thus there is no way to stay in recycle

mode indefinitely, the caller will always end up being disconnected.

When call recycling is enabled the system operator may control which subscribers may do

call recycling. This is done by only giving “thank you” prompts to those subscribers who

are to be allowed to have call recycling.

During call recycling, subsequent operations inherit some attributes of the original call.

The thank-you prompt status and the priority of the original subscriber ID will be applied

to all further subscriber IDs entered. This insures that a caller who has call recycling

enabled will be able to continue to recycle, even though some subscriber IDs he enters do

not normally get the thank-you prompt.

By default, this Call Recycling feature is off. One of the system configuration files on the

paging terminal must be edited to turn it on. Refer to Series 2000 Paging Terminals

Installation and Maintenance for details.

Trunk Time Control

Once a PageSaver user gets into his or her mailbox and is at the PageSaver Main Menu,

the user can perform at most two actions. Then the terminal will play the Thank You

prompt (if selected) and hang up.

This prevents users from tying up phone lines for extended periods while they “play” with

PageSaver features.

Similarly, each mailbox message can be repeated once; and each mailbox’s timestamp can

be repeated once.

Users can perform more actions by simply calling into their mailbox again.

The limit of two actions can be changed in a configuration file on the paging terminal.

Refer to Series 2000 Paging Terminals Installation and Maintenance for details.

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