Comdial Executech Hybrid Key System Instructions Manual
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COMDIAL Executech Hybrid/Key System Attendant’s Guide For use with the following hybrid/key system models: e 1432 series l 22xx series
CONTENTS For this operation... See Page.... OVERVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 DSSlBLF CONSOLE OPERATION ........................... 3 Transfer call to an idle station ................................ 3 Transfer call to a busy station ................................ 4 Transfer call to station without line appearance .................. 4 Unscreened transfer ........................................ 4 All-call paging ...................................... : ...... 4 ATTENDANT STATION OPERATION ......................... 5 Setting the system clock .................................... 5 Auto wake-up ............................................. 5 Outgoing call control ....................................... 6 Message waiting control .................................... 6 System speed dial ......................................... 6 Night transfer ............................................. 7 Programming Of Call Messaging Displays ...................... 7
The DSS/BLF Console complements an Executech II multiline telephone by providing a more efficient means of completing a high volume of calls. The Console offers a station select key and a status lamp (LED) for each monitored telephone. l The station select keys provide Direct Station Selection (DSS) via the system intercom. l The LEDs, arranged as a Busy Lamp Field (BLF), indicate station status. The Attendant Station provides certain system operating features that are not available for use from other system stations. When the attendant station, with the special operating features, is paired with the DSS/BLF Console, a convenient attendant position is created. This publication provides DSS/BLF console operating instructions. It also provides instructions for operating the special features available only to the attendant station. Instructions for operating the features available to all system stations are provided in the station user’s guide. 2
DSS/BLF CONSOLE OPERATION The BLF lights that are adjacent to the DSS keys indicate the status of the station available for selection at each of those keys. Status condi- tions are as follows: BLF STATUS STATION STATUS LED Status Station Status Light Off I Station Idle Light Flashing Station calling you on intercom line Light On Steady Station busy Station in do not disturb mode Light Winks Light Flutters Message waiting reminder Station has left attendant a call-back message Transfer Call To An Idle Station If BLF indicates station is idle, . Press DSS key on console corresponding to station to be called. (Outside call will be placed on hold.) l Announce call and line number. l Hang up handset or answer another call. Nofe: If voice blocking is enabled at station, tone signall- ing will occur automatically. 3
Transfer Call To A Busy Station If BLF shows station is busy (steady on), station can be signalled with subdued ringing: l Press that station’s DSS key. (Outside call will be placed on hold.) l Wait for station to answer. (Station user can dispose of his call and answer this intercom call.) If station answers, l Announce call and line number. l Hang up handset or answer another call. If station does not answer, l Press flashing line key or press RECALL key to return to out- side call. Transfer Call To Station Without Line Appearance l Press DSS key. (Outside call will be placed on hold.) l Announce call and ask station user to pick up his handset. l Press RECALL key. (Station immediately has call.) * Hang up handset. Unscreened Transfer (Transferring a call without announcing it.) l Press DSS key. (Outside call will be placed on hold.) 0 Press RECALL key. l Hang up handset. (Call begins ringing at called station. Call will re-ring at transferring station if not answered within 20 seconds.) All-Call Paging 0 Lift handset. l Press console ALL-CALL key. (A paging path to idle stations is enabled.) l Announce your message. l Hang up handset. 4
ATTENDANT STATION OPERATION Setting The System Clock To set the clock/calendar, l Press ITCM. 0 Dial +++ # . l Dial clock date (xx xx xx xx xx). (YEAR-MONTH-DAY-HOUR-MINUTE) Clock date will be printed if data printer is present. Note: Values less than 10 must be dialed as Ox. Hours must be expressed in 24-hour format. To set the clock, l Press ITCM % # . l Dial new hour digits. 0 Dial new minutes digits. 0 Press # . Note: New clock date will be printed if data printer is present. To obtain a printing of the current clock date, l Press ITCM + # # . Auto Wake-Up To activate, l Press ITCM. 0 Dial % 1. 0 Dial station number. l Dial wake-up time. (four digits 0000-2359). To cancel, l Press ITCM 4+ 1. l Dial station number. 0 Dial 9999. To obtain verification printout, o Press tTCM % 2. 5
l Dial station number. Note: Station number and wakeup time will be printed if data printer is provided with system. Outgoing Call Control To disable trunk access to a Single-Line Keyset, l Press ITCM. l Dial ++ 3. l Dial station number. To re-enable trunk access, l Press ITCM. l Dial ++ 4. 0 Dial station number. Message Waiting Control To turn on MW light, 0 Press ITCM. l Dial 42. l Dial station number. (The MW light of called station will flash.) To turn off MW light, l Press ITCM. 0 Dial 43. l Dial station number. (The MW light of called station will turn off.) To turn off MW light while delivering message, 0 Press HOLD. System Speed Dial To program numbers, l Press ITCM. Listen for tone. l Press X. Tone will stop. l Press SAVE. l Press desired keys to identify location (10-59). l Listen for fast tone burst.
e Press 1-4 for line group (if available), or press line key for line. -or- l Press Cl for none. (System will pick prime line or last line used.) 0 Dial the number to be stored. (Up to thirty-two digits.) l Press HOLD to store pause (if required). e Press RECALL to store flash (if required). e Press SAVE and repeat procedure from that point for each number to be stored. e Press MONITOR key to end programming. Night Transfer To activate, 0 Press ITCM. Listen for tone. B Press # . (Tone will stop and ITCM light will flutter.) To cancel, 8 Press lTCM # . (ITCM light will extinguish.) Programming Of Call Messaging Displays Custom messages can be created and programmed from the attendant station for display at LCD Speakerphones. The call messaging display messages can be enabled from any station in the system. To program messages, a Press ITCM key. 0 Dial 57. Q Dial the message location (1 - 0) 0 Enter two-digit character code from Table 1 and press # . Repeat as required to completely form message (16 charac- ters maximum). For example, dialing 23#63#61#31#43#21#53 programs the word COMDIAL as a call messaging display for system use. Q Press SAVE then dial next message location and message code. -or- ? Press Fv’KN~TCR to end programming.
Table 1. Custom Messages Custom call messaging displays of up to sixteen characters per mes- sage can be formed by dialing codes from this chart for allowed charac- ters, Y 93 Y 96 Z 13 Z 16 Changepage3BQ 8
Application Note: The operations covered in this manual reflect the latest KSU software revisions. When using this manual to operate a station connected to a KSU with an earlier software release. there may be conflicting feature operations. Contact your equipment supplier for additional infor- mation. This manual has been developed by Comdial Corporation (the”Company”) and is intended for the use of its customers and service personnel. The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. While every effort has been made to eliminate errors. the Corqxny disclaims liability for any difficulties arising from the interpretation of the information contained herein. The information contained herein does not purport to cover all details or variations in equipment nor to provide for every possible contingency to be met in connection with installation, operation, or maintenance. Should further information be desired. or should particular problems arise which are not covered sufficiently for the purchaser’s ~)urwses. contact Con-dial. Dealer Suo~ort Ser- vices, Charlottesville. Virginia 22906