TDA200 Pilot number diverted indication

[Olley]

Hi, This maybe a hard one,
Our company 'night-switches' the pilot number to an after hours Call-Care business by call diversion dialing '161- destination number' (Telecom exchange feature)
Recently the reception has been unoccupied some mornings and the call diversion has been left 'On'.
My manager has asked if there is any way to show an indicator lamp on the phone(s) to shown what status the pilot in in? Maybe setting up a 'one-touch button' to put 'on' call diversion (with lamp on) and another button to turn call diversion 'off'?
Any clues anyone?

 

[obtsystems]

If you Are using night mode you can set a button for time service and it will light if on

 

[Olley]

Thanks obtsystems, I will hit the books, but if you could give my a brief rundown on programming it would be much appreciated.

 

[bigglesnz11]

Not going to work ,
161 diversion is done independently of the PBX system in the main exchange , the only indication you get is stuttered dial tone from the exchange to indicate that the exchange feature has been activated

 

[Olley]

Thanks bigglesnz11 what about using a 'shortcut button' to acivate the call diversion, lighting up when pressed, and another button to 'de-activate' the call diversion???
Any suggestions ??

 

[obtsystems]

Sorry I missed the 161 activated forward
Bigglesnz11 is correct no way to have a light show up for a active line feature

 

[cwc3]

see my other post

 

[Olley]

Hi cwc3, could you be more specific.

 

[cwc3]

you can use a stand alone fsk dtmf message waiting adjunct that senses stutter on loop start line...