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lf the system is square, users with basic telephones can
get an outside line by dialing 88. If the telephone has
more than one line assigned to it, the system
automatically searches through the lines in the order
assigned, and provides the first idle line it finds.
Assign identical types of lines, such as all local lines,
to basic telephones in square systems, or give the user
a list of the diaI codes shown on the Station
Configuration Form, Basic Telephones (Square
Systems) for
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Feature Module 2 or Form 3d, Station
Configuration Form, Basic Telephones (Square
Systems) for Release 3.
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If the system is pooled, users with basic telephones
access outside lines based on the type of access
provided for the system as a whole. It also depends on
what additional lines or line pools you assign to basic
Telephones.
> In a system with Button Access, the user can place
calls using default pool 9 (dial code 9) or one of
the other lines or line pools assigned to the
telephone (dial code 88).
> In a system with Dial Access, the user dials 9 to
get Dial Access and then can access all the line
pools that have been administered using standard
dial codes. For example the user dials 9-9,9-890,
etc. The user can use dial code 88 to access an
additional line or line pool, if you assign one.
> In a system with Automatic Route Selection, the
user just disk 9 and then the outside number. The
user can use dial code 88 to access one of the
additional lines or line pools assigned m the
telephone.
Administering Basic Telephones 3-111