Verizon 5ESS 用户手册

Consultation Hold provides a temporary or “soft” hold without having to dial 
an activation code. This allows you to place another call for private consultation
or to initiate a three-way call. Use Consultation Hold to quickly verify customer
inquiries and reduce costly and time-consuming callbacks.

Tell the person to whom you are speaking that you are going to put them on hold.

Press the switchhook (or the Tap/Flash/Recall/Link button, depending on your
telephone set).

Listen for dial tone.

Dial the third party (if you encounter a busy signal, no answer or if an error is
made in dialing, press the switchhook twice to reconnect to the original call).

When the third party answers, you may consult privately before reconnecting
to the original call.

Allow the third party to hang up.

Press the switchhook twice (if the switchhook is only pressed once, a three-way
call will be established).

1.)  Consultation Hold overrides Dial Call Waiting and Call Waiting. When you put

a call on hold to use the line to place a second call, a third incoming call will
receive a busy signal.

2.)  Call Forwarding cannot be activated while a call is on Consultation Hold.

Direct Inward Dialing allows you to receive incoming calls directly at your station.
This can help enhance customer service by allowing incoming callers to quickly
reach you without the delay of a call transfer. Direct Outward Dialing improves
efficiency by enabling you to place calls to locations outside the system without
first dialing an access code or going through a central attendant.

NOTE: Verizon has automatically activated this feature. You cannot activate or 
deactivate the feature as you choose.

CustoPAK Distinctive Ringing provides you with the ability to distinguish between
internal and external incoming calls, allowing you to greet customers and callers
from outside of your system more professionally. Internal calls—calls placed by
someone within the CustoPAK system using the Intercom feature—will ring with
a single ring. External calls—calls made from outside of the CustoPAK system—
are identified by a double ring. This feature is not available in the GTD-5
switch.

1.) Many telephone sets have their own distinctive ringing patterns that are not

associated with CustoPAK Distinctive Ringing.

2.)  Priority Call and Distinctive Ringing cannot be on the same CustoPAK line,

since they share the same ring patterns.

3.) On forwarded calls, the ring pattern will be based on the original line, not the

forwarding line.

4.) On transferred calls, the ring pattern will be based on the transferring line,

not the original line.

5.) Verizon has automatically activated this feature. You cannot activate or 

deactivate the feature as you choose.