Line park configuration, Implementation notes, Hapter – AltiGen MAXCS 7.0 Update 1 ACM Administration User Manual
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Line Park Configuration
The Line Park feature is a kind of call park method. The main differences between Line Park and system call
park are the following:
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A Line Park ID can be assigned to a specific IP phone's softkey or programmable key; the system call park
cannot.
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Line Park IDs can be grouped as a Line Park Group for call routing purposes; the system call park ID is
assigned by the system automatically.
The Line Park feature can be used for the following applications:
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Inbound call line appearance during business hours
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Operator parks a call for a group of IP phone users
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Executive/assistance call coverage
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Night hours call coverage
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Overflow new workgroup calls to a Line Park Group when the queue length or queue time is too long.
Implementation notes
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A total of 99 (01 to 99) line IDs can be grouped into different Line Park Groups. The default "System" group
cannot be removed.
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One Line Park ID can belong to only one group.
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A Line Park Group can be assigned to:
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Trunk In-Call Routing
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Extension/Workgroup Busy or RNA Handling
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Extension/Workgroup Forwarding
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Workgroup Quit Queue Option
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Extensions can be assigned as members of Line Park Groups, allowing the extension users to see and
pick up a parked call from those groups in the LinePark tab of their MaxCommunicator or MaxAgent.
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The system will put the caller in queue when calls exceed the total lines assigned to the Line Park Group.
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The park line is released when the call disconnects, is answered, or is forwarded due to time out.
Note:
You can now configure Line Park slots for Polycom phones; refer to the instructions in the MAXCS 7.5
Polycom Configuration Guide
.