AT&T callmaster User Manual

AT&T

CALLMASTER

®

Digital Voice Terminal

User's Guide

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Issue 4, February 1991

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Your CALLMASTER Digital Voice Termial

Recorder Interface Module
Conventions Used in This Guide
Organization of This Guide

Physical Description

Call-Processing Area

Dial Pad
Conference, Transfer, Drop, and Hold
Message Light

Display Area

Alphanumeric Display

Display Contrast-Control Wheel
Double-Light Call-Appearance and Feature Buttons
Single-Light Feature Buttons
Front Panel

Instruction for Button-Label Strips

Self-Test Button

1-2 Switch
Ringer Volume Control

Side and Back of the Terminal

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Side Jacks for Headsets or Handsets
Screw Holes for Optional Handset Cradles
Back Jack for Optional Kneewell Adapter
Model Number

Bottom of the Terminal

Features

Conference
Drop
Hold
Mute
Transfer

References

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Your CALLMASTER Digital Voice Terminal

Congratulations on the addition of the AT&T CALLMASTER Digital Voice Terminal
(Figure 1) to your communications system. Following our tradition of excellent quality
and high reliability, this new voice terminal provides the latest in telecommunications
technology.

Your CALLMASTER voice terminal is either a model 602D1 or a model 602A1. The
model number is printed on a sticker located on the bottom of the voice terminal.
Model 602D1 is equipped with a recorder interface module (RIM) that enables the
recording of all voice interactions. Model 602A1 does not have a recorder interface
module.

If you are using a CALLMASTER voice terminal with RIM, both calling and called
parties hear a soft beep tone that is repeated every 15 seconds. This beep indicates
that RIM is active and the call is being recorded.

This guide describes the CALLMASTER digital voice terminal and some of its many
features for handling Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) calls. The AT&T System 75

Automatic Call Distribution Agent Instructions

(555-200-722) describes specific call-

handling procedures and System 75 features. (The information in that book also

applies to DEFINITY Generic 1.) The

AT&T DEFINITY™ Generic 2 and System 85

Automatic Call Distribution Agent Instructions

(555-104-713) describes specific call-

handling procedures and DEFINITY Generic 2 and System 85 features.

Figure 1. CALLMASTER Digital Voice Terminal

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Conventions Used in This Guide

The following conventions are used in the procedures in this guide

 xxxxx 

This box represents a call appearance button, where xxxxx is
the extension number.

[

Feature ]

This box represents a labeled fixed-feature button. The fixed­feature buttons used in this guide are Conference, Drop,
Hold, Transfer, and Mute.

Organization of This Guide

The remainder of this guide is arranged as follows:

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Physical Description — Describes the physical characteristics of the CALLMASTER
digital voice terminal.

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Feature — Explains how to use the fixed-feature buttons.

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References — Lists available documents that are related to the CALLMASTER
digital voice terminal and that may be useful as background or reference
information.

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Physical Description

The functional areas of the CALLMASTER digital voice terminal are shown in Figure 2
and described on the following pages.

Figure 2. CALLMASTER Digital Voice Terminal Functional Areas

Call-Processing Area

As shown in Figure 3, this area contains the following:

Dial pad

Conference button

Transfer button
Drop button

Hold button
Message light

Use the touch-tone buttons, 1 through #, to dial calls and
access features.

Use to set up conference calls with 3 people (DEFINITY
Generic 2 and System 85) or up to 6 people (DEFINITY

Generic 1 and System 75).
Use to send a call to another extension or outside number.
Use to end one call, immediately obtain dial tone, and place

another call; also, use to drop the last person added to a
conference call.

Use to put a call on hold.
Goes on when a message is waiting.

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Figure 3. Call-Processing Area

Display Area

As shown in Figure 4, this area contains an alphanumeric display and a display

contrast-control wheel.

The 2-line, 40-character-per-line, alphanumeric display shows call- and system-related

information, including incoming and outgoing calls.

The person who manages your system may assign several display-mode buttons to

your voice terminal. These display modes are discussed in AT&T System 75 Automatic

Call Distribution Agent Instructions

(555-200-722) and

AT&T DEFINITY™ Generic 2 and

System 85 Automatic Call Distribution Agent Instructions

(555-104-713).

The contrast-control wheel rotates up to make the display darker and down to make

the display lighter.

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Figure 4. Display Area

Double-Light Call-Appearance and Feature Buttons

The 10 buttons shown in Figure 5 can be administered by the person who manages
your system for use as call appearances or for feature activation and deactivation.
Each button has a label, a red light and a green light.

Figure 5. Double-Light Call-Appearance and Feature Buttons

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Single-Light Feature Buttons

The 18 buttons shown in Figure 6 are arranged in 3 columns of 6 buttons. Each button
has a label and a green light. The last button in the first column is preprogrammed as

the [

Mute ] button. You can use the [ Mute ] button when you are active on a call and

want to speak, perhaps to someone near you, without being overheard by the caller.
Operation of the [

Mute ] button is described on page 12.

The person who manages your system can administer the remaining 17 buttons to
activate and deactivate features or to perform special functions. One of these buttons
will be administered as a [

Release ] button, which is necessary for proper ACD

operation. You must press [

Release ] to return to normal mode:

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After every call.

If power is removed or after any service-affecting maintenance test has been run on
your switch.

When you press [

Release ], a dial tone will not be returned.

Figure 6. Single-Light Feature Buttons

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Front Panel

As shown in Figure 7, the front panel drops down to reveal:

Instructions for
button-label strips

Self-test button

1-2 switch

Ringer-volume control

Follow these instructions to remove or insert button-label
strips for call-appearance and feature buttons. (These strips
will probably be labeled for you. However, if they are not,
or if you need to change a label, you can remove the strips
and write or type on them.)

Use to test the lights, ringer, and display.

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Gently pull down on the front panel to open it.

2

Press and hold the self-test button. If all is well, the
ringer sounds, the lights go on (one field of lights at a
time), and the display shows 80 discrete blocks.

3

Release the button. The ringer stops, the active lights
go off, and the display returns to its former state.

This switch is set by the installer; you should not change the
switch setting.

Move the control to the right to increase the ringer volume
and to the left to decrease the volume.

Figure 7. Front Panel

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Sides and Back of the Terminal

One side and the back of the terminal are shown in Figure 8. Each side of the terminal
contains a headset jack and a screw hole.

Side jacks

A headset or handset (with special adapters) can be plugged
into the jacks on each side of the terminal. Both
hand/headsets can be used at once.

Screw holes

Optional handset cradles can be attached using the screw

holes on each side of the terminal and an available handset
kit. Note: Handsets are not normally used with ACD
operations; the handset kit will not allow you to go off-hook.

An optional kneewell adapter may be plugged into the jack
on the back of the teminal. The adapter attaches under the
desk to eliminate cord clutter. You can plug 2 headsets or 2
handsets into the adapter; the 2 headsets or 2 handsets must
both be the same model.

Back jack

To connect the kneewell adapter to the terminal:

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2

Locate the jack on the back of the terminal.
Plug in the cord from the kneewelladapter.

The use of a kneewell adapter brings the number of available

headset jacks to 4; however, only 2 jacks should be used at

one time.

Model number

The model number tells you whether your terminal is a
model 602D1 or a model 602A1. Model 602D1 is equipped
with a recorder interface module (RIM) that enables the
recording of all voice interactions. Model 602A1 does not
have a RIM. If there is not a model number, your terminal is
a model 602A1.

Figure 8. Side and Back of the Terminal

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Bottom of the Terminal

As shown in Figure 9, a line jack is located on the bottom of the terminal. The line
jack is used to connect the voice terminal to a wall telephone jack.

Figure 9. Bottom of the Terminal

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Features

Many features are available for use with your CALLMASTER voice terminal. Because
no organization can use all of the available features, each organization must choose

those that best suit its needs. After the choices have been made, the person within
your organization who manages your telecommunication system must do any
necessary administration and label the feature buttons on individual voice terminals.
This System Manager can tell you how to use the features that have been administered

for your particular CALLMASTER voice terminal. All CALLMASTER voice terminals
have 5 fixed features — Conference, Drop, Hold, Mute, and Transfer. These 5 features,
listed alphabetically, are discussed below.

Conference

To add another party

1
to an existing call (for a
total of up to 3 parties
in DEFINITY Generic 2
and System 85 or 6
parties in DEFINITY
Generic 1 and System

2

75)

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4

Press [

Conference ]

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Present call is put on hold; all other parties remain
connected to each other

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You are given a new call appearance and hear dial
tone

Dial number of new party and wait for answer

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If party answers, explain who’s on the conference call
and go to step3

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If party does not answer or if line is busy, press

fluttering

 xxxx  to return to held call

Press [

Conference ] again

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All parties are now connected

Repeat from step 1 to add another party to the
conference call

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To add a call you have
put on hold to another
call you are connected

to

1

2
3

Press [

Conference ]

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Green light at held call appearance continues to
flutter

Green light at current call appearance also flutters
You are given a new call appearance and hear dial

tone

Press

 xxxx  of held call (first call)

Press [

Conference ] again

Drop

To disconnect from an 1

Press [

Drop ]

active 2-party call

● Hear dial tone

Note: You may press [

Release ] instead of [ Drop ] to

disconnect faster. You will not hear dial tone.

To drop the last party 1

Press [

Drop ]

you added to a

●

Last party added to Conference call is dropped; you

conference call

and other parties remain connected

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Hold

To put a call on hold

1

Press [

Hold ]

while you answer

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Green light at held call appearance flutters

another call, place a
call, or perform some

Note: If you put a conference call on hold, the other

other task

parties remain connected.

To answer a new call

1

Press [

Hold ]

while active on another

●

Green light at held call appearance flutters

can

2

Press

 xxxx  of incoming call

To return to held call

1

Press

 xxxx  of held call

Mute

To speak to someone

1

Press [

Mute ]

near you without being

Green light goes on; your voice is not transmitted

overhead by the caller

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2

To reestablish 2-way transmission, press [

Mute ] again

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Green light goes off; caller can now hear you

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Transfer

To send an existing call

Note: Only calls from another extension can be sent to

to another extension or

an outside number. You cannot transfer a call from an

outside number

outside number to another outside number.

1

Press [

Transfer ]

●

Green light at call appearance flutters

●

Present call is put on hold

●

You are given a new call appearance and hear dial
tone

2

Dial number where call will be transferred

● Hear ringback tone

●

If answered remain on line and announce call if

desired.

●

If not answered or if line is busy, return to held call

by pressing

 xxxx  where green light is fluttering

3

Press [

Transfer ] again

●

Call is transferred to dialed number

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References

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AT&T System 85 CALLMASTER™ Digital Voice Terminal — Application Notes

(555-

103-523)

AT&T System 75 CALLMASTER™ Digital Voice Terminal — Application Notes

(555-

103-253)

AT&T DEFINITY™ Generic 2 and System 85 Automatic Call Distribution Supervisor
Instructions

(555 104 714)

AT&T System 75 Automatic Call Distribution Supervisor Instructions

(555-200-724)

AT&T DEFINITY™ Generic 2 and System 85 Automatic Call Distribution Agent

Instructions

(555-104-713)

AT&T System 75 Automatic Call Distribution Agent Instructions

(555-200-722)

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