Avaya Partner Advanced Communications System Installation, Programming And Use Manual

							Index
IN-3
information, viewing, 4-10, 8-18
inspecting Caller ID lines, 4-10
modules required for, 1-11
printing information, 9-32
returning the call, 8-25
Singapore operation, 4-13
SMDR, with, 4-9
Caller ID Call Log Line Association, 3-14, 4-11
Caller ID Call Logging and Dialing
dialing logged call numbers
, 4-12
Caller ID Call Logging and Dialing (F23)
description
, 8-19, 8-21
dialing logged call numbers, 8-19, 8-21—8-25
Caller ID Inspect, 8-18
using, 8-19
Caller ID Log All Calls
Caller ID Log All Calls (#319)
programming
, 4-13
Caller ID Log Answered Calls, 4-11
Caller ID Log Answered Calls (#317)
programming
, 4-11
Caller ID Log, viewing, 8-19
Caller ID Logging and Dialing, 8-19
Caller ID Name Display, 8-26
description, 8-26
using, 8-26
Caller ID number, 8-26
Caller ID Type, 4-13
Caller ID Type (#122), 4-13
Calling
extensions simultaneously
, 4-31, 8-35
intercom (inside), 6-18
calling
outside
, 6-16
outside call on a single-line telephone, 6-17
outside call on a system telephone, 6-16
Calling Group, 4-31
Calling Group Extensions, 4-31
Calling Group Extensions (#502), 4-31
calls
answering with Call Pickup
, 8-15
interrupting, 8-63
interrupting, See Voice Interrupt On Busy Calls
joining
, 6-28
parking, 8-14
placing on hold, 6-21
restricting, A-7
transferring, 6-25
transferring to voice mailbox, 8-66
Capacities, System, 1-6
Centralized Telephone Programming, 3-1, 3-7
Changing System Settings, 3-1, 3-15
Clock
changing system
, 3-8—3-9, 3-10
clock
changing system
, 10-16
CNG detection, 9-22
combination extension
problems
telephone does not work
, 11-16
Combination Extensions, 9-2
combination extensions
problems
, 11-16
Components
batteries
, 1-12
capacity, 1-6—1-7
description, 1-8
modules, 1-11
PC Card slot, 1-13
telephones, 1-13—1-14
Components, System
description
, 1-8
Conference
call, making a
, 6-23
conf button, 6-23
dropping a participant, 8-26
limiting outside parties, 4-44
outside restriction, 4-44
Single-Line Telephone, 6-25
System Telephone, 6-24
Conference Drop, 8-26
using
single-line telephone
, 8-27
system telephone, 8-27
Configurations
2-Slot
, 1-9
5-Slot, 1-9
extensions, maximum, 1-11
lines, maximum, 1-6
overview, 1-9
connecting an Intercom Autodialer, 2-33
connecting lines and extensions, 2-16
connecting telephone cords, 2-17
Contact Closure, 8-27
length of operation, 9-11
setting up, 9-35
using
single-line telephone
, 8-29
system telephone, 8-28
Contact Closure Adjunct
connection
, 9-9
description, 9-9
Contact Closure Device, 9-35
Contact Closure Group, 9-10
Contact Closure Operation Type, 9-11
Control Unit
definition
, 1-8
Control unit, 2-8
control unit
connecting lines and extensions
, 2-16
installation, 2-4
wall-mounting, 2-4
Copy Settings, 3-15, 4-16
Copy Settings (#399), 3-15 
						

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copying settings, 4-16
cover
installation
, 2-27
covering calls, 8-8, A-6
credit card scanners, 9-12
Customer Self Service Center on the Internet, 
11-1
customize an extension, 3-14
Cycle Programming Method, 3-6
D
Date
setting
, 3-8
Date, System (#101), 3-8
day
setting
, 3-8
Day, System (#102), 3-9
Daylight/Standard Times, 3-10
desk-mounting a telephone, 2-28
Dial Mode (#201), 4-25
Dial Tone
intercom
, 6-7, 6-11
outside, 6-7, 6-11
recall, 4-14
single-line telephones, 6-11
system phones, 6-7
dial tone at an extension, 4-39
dial tones, 6-8
dial-code features, 8-2
Dialing
from the display
, 8-25
dialing, 8-57, A-5
Auto Dialing, 8-5
Personal Speed Dial, 8-55
toll calls, 4-57
dialing quickly
System Speed Dial
, 4-56
dialing restrictions
overriding
, 8-60
overriding with password, 4-54
Dialing Restrictions and Permissions, 4-17—4-24
PBX/Centrex services, with, 3-15
Direct Department Calling (see Hunt Groups)
Direct Extension Dial
button
, 7-11
Lines, 7-13
record/playback, 7-13
Direct Extension Dial Button, 7-11
using, 7-13
Direct Extension Dial Delay, 7-13
Direct Extension Dial features, 7-10
Direct Facility Termination (see Line
Direct Line Pickup
active line
, 8-29
Direct Line Pickup features, 8-29
Direct Line Pickup–Active Line
using
single-line telephone
, 8-30
system telephone, 8-30
Direct Line Pickup–Idle Line, 8-30
using
single-line telephone
, 8-31
system telephone, 8-31
Direct Programming Method, 3-6
Disallowed List Assignments (#405), 4-22
Disallowed Phone Number Lists (#404), 4-19
Display, 6-13
assigning a name to, 5-4, 8-34
extension name, 6-14
display
extension name
, 8-34
showing low power, 11-7
Display Language, 3-14, 4-26
Display Language (#303), 4-26
display on the telephone, 6-2
Display Phone
for programming
, 3-1, 3-7, 5-1
Distinctive Ring, 4-26
Distinctive Ring (#308), 4-26
Do Not Disturb, 8-32
description, 8-32
using, 8-33
doorphone
programming
, 9-13
Doorphone Alert Extensions, 9-13
Doorphone Extension, 9-14
Doorphones
doorphone alert extensions (#606)
, 9-13
doorphone extensions (#604/#605), 9-14
programming for, 9-13, 9-14
Dropping Parties from a Conference Call, 6-24
E
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) filters, 9-2
Emergency Phone Number List, 3-16
Endeavor 362EC module,  2-9, 10-8, 10-14
Endeavor telephones, 1-14
environmental requirements, 2-2
Exclusive Hold, 8-33
using, 8-33
Extension
copying settings
, 3-15, 4-16
customizing an, 3-14
jacks, 3-2
programming, 3-14
programming from, 3-1
swapping, 10-18
transfer return, 4-58 
						

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Extension 10/11, 3-1, 5-1
button locations for programming, 3-5
programming from, 3-1
programming overlays, using with, 3-2
Extension Name Display, 5-4, 8-34
Extension Programming, 3-1, 8-1
Extension, Transfer Return (#306), 4-58
extensions
adding new extensions
, 10-18
assigning Allowed Phone Number Lists, 4-19
assigning to a Hunt Group, 4-32
assigning to a Pickup Group, 4-36
assigning to Night Service Group, 4-35
copying settings, 4-16
customizing, 3-14
dial tone, 4-39
External Hotline, 4-27
identifying as owner of an outside line, 4-43
identifying as Auto Attendant, 9-8
identifying as fax machines, 9-24
identifying as key extensions, 4-40
identifying for doorphone connection, 9-14
identifying to activate Contact Closure, 9-10
identifying to receive doorphone signal, 9-13
internal hotline, 4-38
line ringing, 5-5
locking, 8-58
name display, 5-4
placing into a Calling Group, 4-31
receiving Voice Interrupt On Busy calls, 4-61
restricting access to pool, 4-45
returning Transfer calls, 4-58
swapping extensions, 10-18
Transfer, returning to a different extension, 
4-58
External Hotline, 4-27
using, 8-34
External Hotline (#311), 4-27
F
Fax CNG Detection, 9-22
Fax CNG Detection (#505, Group 8), 9-22
fax line saver, 9-18
Fax Machine Extensions, 9-24
Fax Machine Extensions (#601), 9-24
Fax Machines
end and receive
, 9-16
line saver, 9-16
programming for, 8-5, 9-24
single, 9-16
fax machines, 9-15—9-25
CNG detection, 9-22
fax line saver, 9-18
Fax Management button, 9-22
identifying extensions, 9-24
inappropriate answering, 9-15
setting up, 9-16
fax line saver, 9-18
send and receive machines, 9-20
single machine, 9-17
transferring calls to, 9-15
manual, 9-16
voice and fax on same line, 9-22
Fax Management button, 9-22
Fax Management feature, 9-22
Feature Telephones, 6-12
features
dial codes
, A-3
intercom dial codes, A-4
number codes, A-1
Release 2.0 or later, 1-3
Release 3.0 or later, 1-3
Release 4.0 or later, 1-4
Release 5.0 or later, 1-4
system programming, A-1
ferrite core, 9-35
Follow-Me, 8-11
Forced Account Code Entry, 3-14, 4-29
Forced Account Code List, 3-14, 4-30
Forced Account Code List (#409), 4-30
Forced Account Codes, 4-29
Forwarding Calls, 8-11
5-Slot Carrier
configuration overview
, 1-9
G
GCD (see Group Call Distribution)
Grounding the system
, 2-11
Group Call Distribution (#206), 4-34
Group Calling–Ring/Page, 8-35
using
single-line telephone
, 8-36
system telephone, 8-36
Group Hunting–Ring/Voice Signal, 8-37
using
single-line telephone
, 8-39
system telephone, 8-38
Group Paging, 8-35
Group Pickup, 8-40
using
single-line telephone
, 8-40
system telephone, 8-40
Groups
calling
, 4-31, 8-35
hunt, 4-32, 8-37
night service, 4-35
paging, 8-35
pickup, 4-36, 8-40 
						

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H
handling calls, 6-15
Handset
for hard-of-hearing
, 9-2
using, 6-7
volume controls, 6-9
handset, 6-8
Hands-Free Answer on Intercom (HFAI), 6-8
Hardware, 1-8, 1-15
headsets, 9-1
help
finding
, 11-2
HFAI (see Hands-Free Answer on Intercom)
Hold
on a system telephone
, 6-22
placing calls on, 6-21
hold, A-5
changing disconnect time, 4-37
on a single-line telephone, 6-23
Hold Button, 8-40
Hold Disconnect Time, 4-37
Hold Disconnect Time (#203), 4-37
Hold Reminder Tone, 6-21, 8-33
Hold, Exclusive, 8-33
Holding a Call, 8-33, 8-40
Hotel/Motel Features
outgoing call restriction button (#114)
, 7-17
wake up service button (#115), 7-19
Hotline, 4-38
using, 8-41
Hotline (#603), 4-38
Hunt Group Extensions, 4-32
Hunt Group Extensions (#505), 4-32
Hunt Groups
off-loading call activity
, 8-37
programming
using
, 8-37
Hunt Groups (see also Group Call Distribution)
Hybrid Mode
, 1-4
I
Idle Line Preference (see Automatic Line Selection)
Industry Standard Devices (see Standard Devices)
Initial System Programming
, 3-1—3-17
initialize the system, 2-13
In-Range Out-of-Building (IROB) protectors, 9-2
Inside Call
making an
, 6-18
inspecting
Caller ID
, 8-18
Installation
cover
, 2-27
overview, 2-1
installation
control unit
, 2-4
environmental requirements, 2-2
telephones, 2-27
wall-mounting
5-slot carrier
, 2-8
stand-alone processor module, 2-5
wall-mounting the control unit, 2-4
installation wall-mounting
2-slot carrier
, 2-5
Intercom Auto Dial Button, 6-5, 8-5
Intercom Autodialer,  1-14, 7-3, 8-5
connecting, 2-33
problems, 11-8
Intercom Call
making an
, 6-18
Intercom Dial Tone, 4-39
Intercom Dial Tone (#309), 4-39
Internet
Customer Self Service Center
, 11-1
interrupting calls, 8-63
interrupting calls, See Voice Interrupt On Busy Calls
J
Jacks
types per module
, 3-2
jacks
labeling
, 2-9
Joining a Call, 6-28
Joining calls
on a Single-Line Telephone
, 6-29
System Telephone, 6-29
K
key extensions
adding new lines
, 10-16
definition, 1-6
setup, 3-12
Key Mode, 1-4
L
LAN Configuration, 2-24
language, changing, 4-26
Language, Display (#303), 4-26
language, for displays, 4-26
Last Number Redial
using
single-line telephone
, 8-52
system telephone, 8-52
LEDs
checking for proper functioning
, 2-15 
						

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IN-7
Light Patterns, 6-5
description of, 6-5
intercom auto dial button, 7-2
Line
adding to system
, 10-16
assigning to extensions, 3-11, 4-41
buttons, 6-1
jacks, 3-2
restricting use at individual extension, 4-22
Line Access Mode, 4-40
Line Access Restriction (#302), 4-22
Line Assignment (#301)
default on PARTNER phones
, 4-41
description, 4-41—4-42
Line buttons, 4-41
Line Coverage Extension, 3-14, 4-43
Line Coverage Extension (#208), 4-43
Line Ringing, 5-5
Line Selection, Automatic, 5-2
lines, 3-11
adding new lines, 10-16
assigning to pools, 4-48
testing, 2-16
Lines and extensions
connecting
, 2-16
Lines, Number of (#104), 3-11
Lists
allowed phone numbers
, 4-17
disallowed phone numbers, 4-19
forced account codes, 4-30
locking your extension, 8-58
logging Caller ID calls (see Caller ID Logging and 
Dialing
Logging Center ID Calls (see Caller ID Logging and 
Dialing (F23))
loss of power
, 11-2
Loudspeaker Paging, 8-44
using
single-line telephone
, 8-45
system telephone, 8-45
loudspeaker paging system
paging system
, 9-25
M
making a call, 6-15
Manual Backup
problems
, 11-23
Manual Signaling, 8-41
using, 8-42
Manual Transfer of Calls to Fax Machines, 9-16
Marked System Speed Dial Numbers, 4-56
message light
turning on and off
, 8-43
Message Light Off, 8-43
using
single-line telephone
, 8-44
system telephone, 8-44
Message Light On, 8-43
Message Waiting (see Standard Phones)
messages
leaving
, A-6
monitoring, A-9
receiving, A-6
Microphone, 6-7
microphone, 6-8
Microphone (Mic) Button, 6-7
mixed telephone types, D-1
Mode of Operation, 4-44
mode of operation
changing
, 4-44
modems, 9-26
send and receive, 9-27
sending only, 9-26
Modes of operation, 1-4
Modules
description
, 1-11
PARTNER ACS processor, 1-8, 1-11
processor, 1-11
modules
adding new modules
, 10-7
LEDs, 2-15
replacing, 10-9
5-slot carrier configuration, 10-12
stand-alone or 2-slot carrier configuration,
10-9
Monitoring Call Activity, 7-2, 8-5
Music-On-Hold, 9-28, 9-29
connecting audio source, 9-29
Music-On-Hold (#602)
as background music
, 9-29
description, 9-29
programming, 9-30
volume, setting system-wide, 9-30
Music-On-Hold Volume, 9-30
Music-On-Hold Volume (#614), 9-30
Mute, 6-8
N
Name Display, 8-23
name display, 5-4
Night Service
auxiliary equipment
, 9-31
programming, 7-16
Night Service Button, 7-15
using, 7-16
Night Service Button (#503)
light patterns
, 6-7
Night Service Group Extensions, 4-35
No Ring, 7-1 
						

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Notify, See Manual Signaling
Number of Lines
, 3-11
Number of Lines (#104), 3-11
O
Off-Premises Range Extender (OPRE), 9-2
One-touch Transfer (see Auto Dial Numbers)
operating mode
changing
, 4-44
operator
answering calls, backup
, 7-2
Automatic System Answer Button, 7-4
Automatic System Answer Delay, 7-6
Automatic System Answer Lines, 7-6
Automatic System Answer Mode, 7-7
Automatic System Answer Record/Playback, 
7-8
backup answering options, 7-2
button programming, 7-2
call handling options, 7-1
Direct Extension Dial Button, 7-11
Direct Extension Dial Delay, 7-13
Night Service Button, 7-15
Outgoing Call Restriction Button, 7-17
Station Unlock, 7-19
Wake Up Service Button, 7-19
Optional Equipment, 1-15, 4-1, 9-1
Outgoing Call Restriction (#401), 4-24
Outgoing Call Restriction Button, 7-17
using, 7-18
Outgoing Call Restriction Button (#114)
light patterns
, 6-7
Outside Auto Dial Numbers, 8-6
Outside Call
making an
, 6-16
Outside Conference Denial, 4-44
Outside Conference Denial (#109), 4-44
Outward Restriction (see Outgoing Call Restriction 
(#401))
P
PAGE Jack
description
, 8-44
PAGE jack, 9-25
Paging, 8-44
loudspeaker, 8-44
PARTNER model phone, 8-35—8-37
simultaneous, 8-35
paging, A-5
loudspeaker, 8-44
simultaneous, 8-46
parking calls, 8-14
PARTNER ACS Processor, 1-9
PARTNER ACS Processor Module, 1-11
PARTNER Messaging, 9-41
PARTNER Remote Access PC Card, 3-2
PARTNER telephone
wall-mounting
, 2-30
PARTNER telephones, 6-5
assembling, 2-27
system telephones, 1-14
PARTNER Voice Messaging PC Card, 1-13, 8-5, 
10-16
PARTNER-34D Telephone
buttons and indicators
, 6-2
programming overlay, 3-2
PARTNER-CA48 Intercom Autodialer, 1-14
connecting, 2-33
password, dialing restriction override, 4-54
Password, Remote Administration, 4-50
Password, System (#403), 4-54, 8-60
PC Card
using
, 10-2
PC Card slot, 1-13
PC Card Slots, 1-13
PC Cards, 1-13, 4-4
PCMCIA, 1-13
Personal Computer Memory Card International 
Association (PCMCIA) Card (see PC Cards)
Personal Speed Dial
, 8-55
using
single-line telephone
, 8-56
system telephone, 8-56
Picking up a Held Call, 6-22, 8-40
Pickup
call
, 8-15
group, 4-36, 8-15
Pickup Group Extensions, 4-36
Pickup Group Extensions (#501), 4-36
Placing a Call, 6-15
plastic protector, 2-8
plastic protectors, 2-6
pool access code, 1-5
Pool Access Restriction, 4-45
pool buttons, 1-5, 4-46
Pool Extension Assignment, 4-46
Pool Extension Assignment (#314), 4-46
Pool Line Assignment, 4-48
Pool Programming, 4-44
Pooled Extensions
assigning lines
, 4-46
buttons, 4-46
pooled extensions, 4-45
definition, 1-6
setup, 3-13
pools, 1-5
adding new lines, 10-17
adding new pools, 10-17
assigning lines, 4-48
assigning pool buttons, 4-46
Power Failure, 6-10, 11-2 
						

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Privacy, 8-47
light patterns, 6-7
using, 8-48
privacy
Do Not Disturb
, 8-32
privacy features
Automatic Extension Privacy
, 4-2
Privacy, Automatic Extension (#304), 4-2
Problems, Solving, 11-2
Processor Module
description
, 1-11
processor module
batteries
, 2-11
mounting tracks, 2-6
Programmable Buttons, 6-3, 7-1
Programming, 3-11, D-1
buttons, 7-1
centralized telephone, 3-7
extensions, 3-1, 3-7, 3-14
lines, 10-16
methods, 3-6
mode, 3-6
overlays, 3-2, 3-7
overview, 3-1
PBX/Centrex, support for, 3-15
system, 3-1
telephone, 3-1
voice messaging system, 7-2
programming
button locations on the telephone
, 3-5
Centralized Telephone, 3-1
changing programming type, 3-6
dial codes, A-3
entering programming mode, 3-6
Extension Programming, 8-1
intercom dial codes, A-4
PARTNER telephone to MLS telephone, D-1
password, 4-50
retaining settings, 4-55
special buttons, 3-3
telephone, 3-1
programming MLS telephone to PARTNER tele-
phone
, D-1
programming mode, 3-6
programming overlays, 3-2
R
Recall, 8-48
PBX and Centrex services, with, 3-15
programming feature on a button, 8-49
programming function in phone number, B-1
timer duration, 4-49
using
single-line telephone
, 8-49
system telephone, 8-49
Recall Button
description
, 8-48
switchhook, use instead of, 6-11
Recall Timer Duration, 4-49
Recall Timer Duration (#107), 4-49
Record-a-Call, 8-50
using, 8-51
Redial
save number
, 8-52
Redialing features, 8-51
release
finding release number
, 11-2
Release 2.0 features, 1-3
Release 3.0 features, 1-3
Release 4.0 features, 1-4
Release 5.0 features, 1-4
Remote Access PC Card, 3-2
Remote Administration Password, 4-50
remote use of the system, A-6
REN ( see Ringer Equivalent Number), 9-2
reports, A-9
requirements
electrical
, 2-2
out-of-building installations, 2-3
Resetting the System, 4-55
resetting the system
retaining programming
, 4-55
Restore
problems
, 11-25
Restore Problems, 11-22
Restore Programming, 4-6
calls in progress, effect on, 4-6
restoring system programming, 4-3
restricting access, 4-45
Restriction
line access (#302)
, 4-22
outgoing call (#401), 4-24
Restrictions, Dialing
emergency phone numbers
, 4-20
locking an extension, 8-59
PBX/Centrex services, with, 3-15
Retrieving a Held Call, 8-40
Ring on Transfer, 4-51
Ring on Transfer (#119), 4-51
Ring pattern, 4-60
Ringer Volume Controls, 6-3
Ringing
Abbreviated (#305)
, 4-2
line, 5-5
transfer, 6-7, 8-66
ringing
changing patterns
, 4-26
lines, 5-5
ring pattern, 4-60
Transfer return number of rings, 4-59
Ringing Patterns
single-line telephones
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ringing patterns, 4-26
ringing, abbreviated, 4-2
Ringing/Idle Line Preference (see Automatic Line 
Selection)
Rings, Transfer Return (#105)
, 4-59
Rings, VMS Cover (#117), 9-43
Rotary
lines
, 4-25, 8-61
phones, 1-14
rotary dialing
length of timeout
, 4-51
Rotary Dialing Timeout, 4-51
Rotary Dialing Timeout (#108), 4-51
rotary lines
sending touch-tone signals
, 8-61
Router Configuration
data
, 2-24
voice, 2-23
S
safety requirements, 2-3
Save Number Redial, 8-52
using, 8-53
SDSL Interface Configuration, 2-20
Self Service Center on the Internet, Customer, 
11-1
Send All Calls, 8-54
using, 8-54
setting the date, day, and time, 3-8
Settings
changing to support PBX or Centrex services
, 
3-15
settings
changing
, 10-16
changing the system clock, 10-16
copying, 4-16
Signaling, Manual, 8-41
Simultaneous Paging, 8-46
using
single-line telephone
, 8-47
system telephone, 8-46
single-line telephone problems, 11-9
Single-Line Telephones, 6-10
Single-line telephones
switchhook
, 6-11
single-line telephones, 1-14
limitations, 6-11
problems
Message Waiting light
, 11-10
no ring, 11-9
SMDR (see Station Message Detail Recording 
(SMDR)
, 9-39
SMDR Output Format, 9-39
SMDR Output Format (#610)
description
, 9-39
SMDR Record Type, 9-38
SMDR Record Type (#608), 9-38
SMDR Talk Time, 9-40
SMDR Top of Page, 9-38
SMDR Top of Page (#609), 9-38
Speaker
on standard phone
, 6-12
on system telephone, 6-9
speaker, 6-8
Speaker (Spkr) Button, 6-3
Speakerphone, 9-1
performance tips,using, 6-9
speakerphone
Voice Interrupt On Busy
, 4-61
speakerphone performance, 6-9
special characters, B-1
Speed Dial
PBX and Centrex Services, with
, 3-16
Speed Dial form, C-1
Speed Dialing
auto dial buttons
, 8-5
system speed dial numbers, 4-56, 8-57
speed dialing
system numbers
, 4-56
Speed Dialing features, 8-55
stand-alone processor module
wall-mounting
, 2-5
Standard Devices
answering machines
, 9-4
auto attendant, 9-7
contact closure device, 9-9
credit card scanners, 9-12
fax machines, 9-15
modems, 9-26
voice messaging system, 9-31
Standard Phones
automatic line selection for
, 5-3
call handling, 6-15
call waiting, 6-10
caller ID information, 6-12
dial tones, 6-11
dial-code features, 8-2
display, 6-12
feature buttons on, 6-12
feature phones, 6-10
limitations, 6-11
message waiting compatibility, 8-43
power failure, for use during, 6-10, 11-2
problems with, 11-11
ringing patterns, 6-10
speaker on, 6-12
switchhook, 8-48
system messages, 6-12
Standard phones
overview
, 1-14
Standard telephones
rotary
, 1-14
Star Code Dial Delay, 4-52 
						

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IN-11
Star Code Dial Delay (#410)
description
, 4-52
programming for marked system speed dialing, 
4-53
star codes
dial delay
, 4-52
Station Lock, 8-58
using
single-line telephone
, 8-59
system telephone, 8-59
Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR), 9-38, 
9-39, 9-40
call accounting devices, 9-35
call records wrap on printout, 11-17
call reports, 9-33
connecting to SMDR jack, 9-35
ferrite core, installing, 9-35
including a Talk field, 9-40
Output Format, 9-34
programming, 9-37
SMDR Output Format, 9-39
SMDR Record Type, 9-38
SMDR Talk Time, 9-40
SMDR Top of Page, 9-38
serial printers, 9-35
specifying calls to be included, 9-38
specifying number of digits for dialed numbers, 
9-39
Station Unlock, 7-19
Support, Customer, 11-2
Swapping Extensions, 10-18
Switchhook Flash, 6-11, 8-48
switchhook flash
Recall
, 8-48
time of signal, See Recall Timer Duration, 
4-49
system
customizing
, A-8
initialization, 2-13
system capacity, 1-6
System clock, 10-16
system configurations, 1-9
System Date, 3-8
System Date (#101), 3-8
System Day, 3-9
System Day (#102), 3-9
system modules, 1-11
System Password, 4-54, 8-60
using, 8-60
System Password (#403), 4-54
System Phones
dial tones
, 6-7
lights, 6-5
microphone, 6-7
overview, 1-14
programming
Telephones (see System Phones and Stan-
dard Phones)ringing patterns
, 6-7
speaker, 6-7
System phones
programming mixed types
, D-1
System Problems, 11-27
system problems, 11-27
System Programming
methods of
, 3-6
overview, 3-1
PBX/Centrex support, for, 3-15
system programming
backup
, 4-3
restore, 4-3
using, 3-2
System Programming (see also Programming)
System Programming Basics
, 3-1
system programming procedures, A-1
System Release Status, 11-2
system reset
retaining programming
, 4-55
System Reset (#728), 4-55
System Reset–Programming Saved, 4-6, 4-55
System Restore
problems
, 11-25
Bad File - Try Again, 11-25
Empty File, 11-25
Incompatible Versions, 11-25
Insert Valid Card, 11-25
Restore Complete, but calls disconnected,
11-26
Restore Failed - Try Again, 11-26
settings reverted to default settings, 11-26
system settings
changing
, 10-16
System Speed Dial, 4-56, 8-57
using
single-line telephone
, 8-57
system telephone, 8-57
system telephone problems, 11-5, 11-9
System Telephones
using
, 6-1
system telephones
connecting to tip/ring devices
, 9-3
speaker, 6-9
System Time, 3-10
System Time (#103), 3-10
T
telephone cords
connecting
, 2-17
telephone problems
single-line telephones
, 11-9
system telephones, 11-5
display characters, 11-6
display shows low power, 11-7
does not work, 11-6 
						

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incorrect display, 11-7
Intercom Autodialer, 11-8
MLC 6 telephone does not ring, 11-9
no Caller ID display, 11-7
no Caller ID information, 11-8
no ringing, 11-5
Priv. instead of Caller ID, 11-8
Record-a-Call not working, 11-9
Telephone Programming
auto dial buttons
, 7-1, 8-5
centrally (at extension 10 or 11), 3-7
options, 3-14
telephone programming, 3-1
Telephone Programming, Required
programming
required telephone
, 5-2
Telephones
touch-tone phone
, 6-10
telephones
assembling
, 2-27
buttons, 6-1
connecting and testing, 2-32
desk-mounting, 2-28
dial tone, single-line, 6-11
dial tones, 6-8
display, 6-2, 6-13
fixed buttons, 6-3
handset, 6-8
installation, 2-27
microphone, 6-8
other problems, 11-11
plastic cover, 2-29
problems
calls answered automatically
, 11-14
can’t hear called party, 11-14
dead telephones, 11-29
Recall disconnects call, 11-15
Recall has no effect, 11-15
star codes, 11-15
trouble making outside calls, 11-11
trouble making outside calls from pool buttons,
11-12
ringing patterns, 6-7
ringing patterns, single-line, 6-10
single-line, 1-14, 6-10
limitations, 6-11
speaker, 6-8
testing, 2-32
telephones (see Feature Telephones, Single-Line 
Telephones, and System Telephones
testing lines
, 2-16
testing telephones, 2-32
time
setting
, 3-8
Time, System (#103), 3-10
Tip/Ring Device Requirements, 9-2
tip/ring devices
connecting to system telephones
, 9-3
problems, 11-17
call records wrap on SMDR, 11-17
device does not answer, 11-17
device does not dial properly, 11-17
problems with, 9-4
Toll Call Prefix, 4-57
Toll Call Prefix (#402), 4-57
Touch-Tone Enable, 8-61
programming feature on a button, 8-61
programming function in phone number, B-1
using, 8-61
Transfer
calls to fax machines
, 9-15
manual, 9-16
number of return rings, 4-59
on a System Telephone, 6-26
returned calls, 4-58
Ring on Transfer, 4-51
to voice mailbox, 8-66
transfer
transferring calls
, 6-25
Transfer Button, 6-25
Transfer Return Display Message, 6-25
Transfer Return Extension, 4-58
Transfer Return Extension (#306), 4-58
Transfer Return Programming, 4-58
Transfer Return Rings, 4-59
Transfer Return Rings (#105), 4-59
Transfer Ringing, 6-7, 6-10, 6-26
Transfer, One-touch, 6-27
Transfer, One-touch (see Auto Dial Numbers)
Transferring a Call
to another extension
, 6-25
to fax machine, 9-15
troubleshooting
backup problems
automatic
, 11-21
manual, 11-23
combination extensions, 11-16
other telephone problems, 11-11
single-line telephones, 11-9
system problems, 11-27
all calls disconnected, 11-28
ASA/DXD missing card message, 11-27
calls on ASA lines disconnected, 11-28
calls on hold disconnected, 11-27
dead telephones, 11-29
modem transmission quality poor, 11-30
no disconnect after held call hangs up, 11-28
other, 11-30
System Restore, 11-25
system telephones, 11-5
tip/ring devices, 11-17