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--- hold-vs-park [2022/06/17 14:42] – [Hold] jim
+++ hold-vs-park [2025/11/02 18:49] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====Park====
 "Parking" allows you to put a call on hold in a manner that can be picked up by another phone.\\
-This is essentially putting it on hold, at the phone system/PBX/Hello Hub, so that others can pick it up.\\
+This is essentially putting it on hold at the phone system/PBX/Hello Hub, so that others can pick it up.\\
 When you park a call, it goes into a parking lot slot.\\
 Hello Hubs have 9 slots, 601,602,603...609 for parking calls.\\
 We try to configure phones to emulate a 1950's phone key system where you park a call, and it can be retrieved by others.\\
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-If your handset has a button for **Park 600**, then simply press.\\
+If your handset has a button for **Park 600**, then simply press it to park the current call.\\
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-If your call does not have a Park button, you can do it the old-fashioned way:
+If your phone does not have a Park button, you can do it the old-fashioned way:
   * Transfer the call to extension 600
-  * Listen for the message that says what extension the call is parked with.
+  * Listen for the announcement that says the extension number where the call is parked.
-    * Calls are assigned to the first available extension starting with 601 and moving to 602, 603, etc.
+    * Calls are assigned to the first available extension starting with 601, moving to 602, 603... 609.
   * To retrieve the call from the same or any other phone on the network, simply dial the extension announced to you in the previous step.