Comdial Dxp Plus Instructions Manual
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2.8.8 Enabling The Tracker Paging System Before you can use theTrackerpaging system, you must first enable the paging feature. You can enable the paging feature in either thelocalmode or thesystemmode. In either mode, you can create and send up to eight default messages (see2.8.9). In thelocalmode, you will be able to make your own intercom-pager assignments. These assignments will not change any assignments previously programmed into the DXP system by the installer or system programmer. To use the local...
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2.8.9 Programming The Tracker Default Messages You can set a maximum of eight defaulted messages. Each defaulted message can contain a maximum of 32 characters (any printable characters); however, some pagers only accept 20-character messages and others only accept numeric pages. NOTE: To use the Tracker pager, you must enable the Tracker base unit first (2.8.8). ·To program default messages, 1. activate the Programming pull-down menu, 2. pressALT-Pand pressEnter, —OR— pressEscto move the cursor into the...
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2.8.10 Programming The Tracker Pager Numbers Assign a pager number to the specificDXPstation number. You can assign a pager number to an unused extension number so that the user can be paged even if he or she doesn’t have a station. All extensions default to pager number 0 and no pager type. NOTE: To use the Tracker pager, you must enable the Tracker base unit first (2.8.8). ·To program a pager number, 1. activate the Programming pull-down menu, 2. pressALT-Pand pressEnter, —OR— pressEscto move the...
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Using Specialized Features 3.1BothFeature Often, a caller will need to hold while you locate an individual. Once the person is connected to the PC Attendant console, you can use theBothkey to establish a conference among the PC Attendant console, the last call placed on hold, and the current call. ·To use the both feature, while on current call, pressShift/2nd FunctionandSplitsimultaneously. The last call placed on hold is then part of the established three-way conference. ·To place both parties on hold...
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3.3 I.D. A busy PC Attendant console can receive and direct many calls in a very short period of time. Some of the calls that are transferred or placed on hold will recall to the PC Attendant console after a period of time if they are not answered. To help you remember an aspect of a call that recalls to your station (such as who the call was originally for or why a person was holding), we’ve included an I.D. feature at the PC Attendant station that lets you “tag” a call with a name or a phrase up to 14...
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3.5 Message 3.5.1 Message Waiting Indicator ·To activate a message-waiting indicator at any station, 1. position cursor on intercom number to receive indicator setting, 2. press Messagekey, 3. move the cursor to “Set/Clear Callback Msg,” 4. pressEnter. The light above or next to theHOLDbutton will flutter at the selected station. ·To turn off a message-waiting indicator at the called station, repeat above procedure. ·If you call a station and hear a busy signal or receive no answer, 1. while on call,...
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3.5.2 Text Messages The PC Attendant’sMessagekey, in addition to turning on a message-waiting light at a station, will allow you to access a “message” pop-up window to store a text message for any station. The message can take the form of a “canned” message set by the system (e.g. “Please call,” “Will call again,” “Wants to see you”) or a customized message (up to 8, 32-character lines for a total of 256 characters). Storing a text message for an extension automatically turns on the fluttering...
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—If you chooseSAVE, the system saves the current message for the selected station. If you repeat the procedure with another message for the same extension, the system would save that message as message 2 (up to 100 messages per station or until disk is full). —If you choosePRINT, the message will automatically be sent to the printer and be printed. When a message is printed, a “Message taken by” field prints at the end of the message, indicating the extension of the attendant station taking the message....
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3.5.3 Viewing A Text Message (at the PC Attendant) The attendant may view all of the current messages for any station at any time. ·To view text messages for an extension, 1. position the cursor on the desired extension number in the intercom window (if you are not currently connected to that extension), 2. pressMessagekey (the message pop-up menu will appear), 3. move the cursor to select “View Text Message” (this menu option will not be accessible if no message is saved for that extension), 4....