Fujitsu F9600 F9600c User Manual

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Call warning tone is two brief bursts of tone 
indicating that the most expensive route has been 
chosen for your outgoing call.

Do not disturb tone is a continuous beep to 
indicate that the called party has registered Do Not 
Disturb at their extension.

Override tone is two seconds of the override tone 
followed by a continuous lower volume tone. The 
override tone is heard by all parties prior to an 
override. The lower volume tone is heard by all 
parties during the override.

Meet-Me conference tone is a three second tone 
heard during conference calls to indicate that 
additional parties are entering the conference.

Message waiting tone is a repetitive .5 second dial 
tone followed by a .5 second pause. When you 
have messages waiting, you will hear this tone 
instead of the internal dial tone when you pick up 
the handset. 

One burst tone occurs when a caller camps-on to 
a busy extension. It is a .5 second tone that lets 
the busy extension know that there is a call 
waiting.

The F9600/F9600c system produces four different 
ringing patterns to indicate the source of incoming 
calls. The pattern of the ring distinguishes the type 
of call: 

• Extension to extension call.
• Incoming call.
• Camp-On callback and forwarded call.
• Data call.
• Intercom call.

The ringing patterns are shown in Table 2 at the 
end of this guide.