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Automatic Redial

With this feature, the system automatically redials a busy or unanswered outside call. Once the user activates

automatic redial, the station selects the line, automatically dials the number, and waits for a response. (It dials

and then waits 30 seconds for an answer.) If the called station does not answer, the redialing station disconnects,

waits one minute, and then repeats the sequence. The station will repeat this procedure for approximately 10

minutes. The feature cycle is timed and does not have busy and ring-no-answer detection circuitry. Because of

this, if the redialing user is operating handsfree when the called party answers, he or she must take the handset

off-hook to prevent being cut off by the timing cycle. The station users must program an Auto Redial button at

one of the designated programmable button locations on their telephones before they can use it.

The enhanced automatic dialing feature adds a multiple redial feature. When an installer enables this option, the

station can have multiple numbers queued for ARD (automatic redial). You can enable this feature for as many

as 80 stations at a time in FXT.

When you enable multiple ARD, a station can store the last 10 dialed numbers. As the user dials the 11th

number, the system drops the oldest number and adds that last dialed number at the top of the list of the 10

stored numbers. It repeats this sequence as the user makes more calls during the day. The system will compare a

selected line along with a newly dialed number with its currently stored list. If it encounters a match, it does not

store the number again; however, it does move the matched line/number to the top of the list.

After the station user starts a redial on some of the numbers in the stored list, only the places in the list occupied

by numbers not currently being redialed remain available for new number addition.

When the user starts the ARD feature, the telephone will redial the stored number. With multiple ARD, the

telephone will redial all stored numbers one at a time, in the order that they are stored in the queue, until (a) the

call is answered, (b) the user cancels the automatic redial feature for a particular number, or (c) the telephone

has dialed the number a preprogrammed number of times.

If the system encounters a busy or unavailable line (for lines that have provision for reporting such matters) or if

the system encounters a ring-no-answer, and it has not dialed the number the preprogrammed amount of times,

it moves the number to the bottom of the queue and tries the next queued number just as soon as the redial delay

times out.

To completely program the automatic redial feature, the installer must enable the multiple automatic redial

feature and adjust the following feature parameters:

Suspend ARD

With this Suspend ARD feature selected, user activity at a station suspends automatic redial action until the

user completes the activity. When the user activity ends, the system automatically resumes the automatic

redial action. Also, users can dial a code to manually suspend ARD action until they choose to restart it by

either pressing the ARD button or by dialing the code once more. With the feature disabled, any user

activity cancels further ARD action.

ARD Answer Supervision

With the ARD Answer Supervision feature selected, and the line that the system is using to make the call

provides answer supervision capability, the system stops the ARD activity when the called party answers.

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