When an extension has calls covered, all of its eligible calls are covered unless the sender uses one of the following coverage options:

• Coverage Off turns off all coverage. (If a Group Coverage sender uses Coverage Off, other telephone users cannot use Group Pickup to answer the sender's calls; however, they can use Individual Pickup.)

• Coverage Inside prevents or allows coverage of inside calls:
  
  
• With Coverage Inside Off, only outside calls are covered, including calls from another system in the network.
• With Coverage Inside On, inside and outside calls are covered.

• Coverage VMS Off prevents outside calls and private network calls from being sent to voice mail. With Coverage VMS Off, only inside calls are covered by the assigned voice mail system Calling Group. Outside calls go to any other points of coverage. To use this feature, the sender must have a programmed Coverage VMS Off button.
  
  
  The System Manager can set the Night Service feature to control the active/inactive status of programmed Coverage VMS Off buttons at extensions in a Night Service group. When the system is put into Night Service operation, all Coverage VMS Off buttons are automatically deactivated, so that the assigned VMS Calling Group can cover eligible calls with the normal ringing delay. When normal business-hours operation resumes and Night Service operation ceases, the programmed Coverage VMS Off buttons are automatically turned on; inside calls are sent to voice mail, and outside calls go to any other coverage receivers.

• If the Coverage VMS Off button is active and lit, the Night Service with Coverage Control option turns it off.
• If the Coverage VMS Off button is already inactive and unlit, it remains so.
  
  
• Do Not Disturb. Calls go to coverage, if programmed.
  
  

Non-local UDP calls (Hybrid/PBX mode only) are treated as outside calls by the system and by Selective Coverage features: Coverage Off, Coverage Inside, and Coverage VMS off.