Park
You can park a call that you have answered but have not forwarded. The parked call can be connected to another party 
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Your Attendant P can be configured so that a waiting call automatically places the current call on hold. For more information on this capability, please get in touch with your service technician.
Prerequisite: You are currently conducting a call.
Step by Step
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Click the Park button to park the call.
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Press the "F6" button (this must be configured).
The park icon 
appears in the system bar. The Attendant P automatically parks the call in the next available park slot.
Each telephone system has park slots for ten calls, which both you and other internal parties can park. When a user parks a call in the system, the occupied park slot number appears on the status bar for ten seconds.
You can park up to ten calls with the Attendant P. Click the Park button to display the parked calls.
Answering Parked Calls
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With the left mouse button, click the Park button to open a pull-down menu with the parked calls.
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Select the parked call that you would like to answer. You are reconnected to the parked station.
Calls that other internal parties have parked are marked "system" in the parking list. You can also answer these calls.
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Double-click the mouse on the line in the call list which contains the parked call you wish to take.
You are reconnected to the held party.
When a user picks up a parked call, the park slot number that is now available appears on the status bar for ten seconds.
When all parked calls have been answered, the park icon
is removed from the system bar.
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You can activate a parked trunk only if you are not currently in the talk state.
If calls simply "disappear" from your parking list, they may have been answered by other internal parties.
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