Comdial Executech System 2000 Lcd Instructions Manual

							$ INTERCOM CALL PROGRESS TONES (Heard through handset receiver or over monitor speaker) 
Dial Tone Continuous on 
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Called station ring-back One sec. on 
and 3 sec. off. 
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Base level 
program entry 
System speed dial 
entry confirmation 80 msec. tone burst 
soundedonce 
Vight transfer active 
xmfirmation 
Memory dial intercom, 
line, group and/or recall 
selection confirmed 
All-call page 
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PA station pofi/line port 
selection confirmed 
Error tone - 500 msec. lone burst 
incorreCt entry sounded three times m J 
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							INTERCOM CALL PROGRESS 
TONES - continued 
Busy tone 
Overnde feature 
not allowed 
Nignl transfer feature 
not allowed 
Called station in do-not- 
disturb mode 
X-back busy feature or 
System is awaiting 
memory dial number 
or key mapping entry 
after location is soecified 
Override feature on 
warning tone 500 msec tone bursts 
sounded continuously 
140 msec.tone burst 
sounded twice every sec. 
320 msec. tone burst 
sounded once 
80 msec. tone bursts sounded 
continuously 
80 msec tone bursts 
sounded for 1.5 sec. 
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							Access denied: Access to particular lines can be denied at certain 
stations through programming. 
Add-on conference: Two stations, while operating in a private mode, 
can join an outside call. 
All-call and zone paging: Multiline station can receive voice an- 
nouncements through the telephone speaker. 
All intercom links busy: When all intercom paths are busy, the intercom 
light turns on steady. 
Area paging: Dialing an access code or pressing a dedicated line key 
can provide access to an external paging amplifier when available. 
Automatic abandon hold release: If the distant party abandons a hold 
condition, the system will automatically return the line to service. 
Automatic hold transfer to intercom: If the intercom is selected while 
on an outside line, the outside line is automatically placed on hold. 
Automatic pause insertion: When storing a number for later redial a 
pause is automatically stored whenever the user waits between digits. 
Automatic dialing: Memory keys can be programmed to store numbers 
for automatic dialing purposes. 
Automatic privacy: A line can be made private or non-private through 
class of service programming. 
Automatic redial: The last number previously dialed can be automat- 
ically redialed by the telephone. Redial occurs once a minute for ten 
minutes or until answered. 
Auxillary equipment interface: A non-key system telephone or data 
device can be connected ahead of the system an share certain lines 
with it. 
Auxiliary station ringer interface: Asystem can be arranged to provide 
external signalling whenever 
a particular station rings. 
Background music: System provided background music can be turned 
on and off at individual multiline telephones. 
Battery backup interface: The system can be connected to an external 
battery to allow operation during an AC power failure. 
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							Call announce with handsfree answerback: An internal speaker at 
each telephone provides call-announce capability over the intercom 
link. 
Call forward: User can designate another telephone to receive intercom 
calls normally directed to the user’s telephone. 
Call messaging: This feature allows a station user to light a personal 
message lamp at an unattended station or transfer to a message 
center using the call messaging 
access code. 
Call pickup: A call can be answered at one telephone when it is ringing 
at another telephone. 
Call transfer: Outside calls can be transferred from one station to 
another. 
Central message desk: Any station can be assigned control of mes- 
sage waiting lights and deliver messages to and from all other stations 
in the system. 
Calling station identification: If a calling station is programmed into the 
busy lamp field (BLF) of a called station, the BLF light will flash to 
identify the calling station at the called station. 
Common audible interface: A system can be arranged to provide 
external signalling whenever an incoming line rings. 
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Delayed and direct ringing: Ringing assignments are programmed to 
be either immediate or delayed for certain lines at certain stations. 
Direct Station Selection/Busy Lamp Field (DSWBLF): One-key inter- 
com calling with visual indication of telephone status. 
Do not disturb: Incoming call ringing and intercom calling are disabled. 
Dynamic line key: System temporarily assigns a normally unassigned 
line to an idle line key for certain call handling operations. 
Exclusive hold: Only the telephone placing call on hold can retrieve it. 
Flash/Recall: A station key can provide either access to host system 
calling features or dial tone recall depending upon system require- 
ments. 
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							Idle line preference: With this feature, going off-hook automatically 
selects an idle line for use. 
LCD messaging: Standard and special purpose messages can be set 
on the display and sent to a calling telephone display. 
Line monitoring: Monitoring of dialing and call progress with the hand- 
set on-hook. 
Last number redial: The last number previously dialed can be automat- 
ically redialed. 
Line groups: System arrangement which groups certain lines together 
in up to four different groups. This feature allows lines to be accessed 
by dialing line group codes. 
Line preselection: A line can be manually selected before lifting the 
handset for handsfree dialing. 
Manual hold: Pressing a station hold key will place and active outside 
call on hold. 
Message waiting: A light can be activated at a telephone by a central 
message desk telephone to indicate that a message awaits pick-up. 
Music 
on hold: Music is provided to outside lines that are placed on hold 
if 
a music source is connected to the system. 
Mute: A user’s voice can be blocked to the distant party during a call. 
Night transfer (of ringing): The normal ringing of incoming lines can be 
transferred to a particular station or stations by attendant action for 
off-hour answering. 
Off-hook voice announce: Allows voice announce call to a busy station. 
On-hook dialing: Manual or automatic dialing can be performed with 
lifting the station handset. 
Originating denied: The ability to originate calls on certain lines at 
individual stations is programmable. 
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Personal ringing tones: A multiline station can be arranged to ring in 
one of four distinctive tones. 
Prime line: A line designated to a particular telephone and automatically 
selected when that telephone is taken off-hook. 
Privacy release: A line can be programmed to be non-private at a 
particular station while remaining private at all other stations. 
Pulse/Tone switching: A switch between pulse (rotary dial signals) and 
tone (dual tone multiple frequency signals) signalling can be effected. 
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Ringing line preference: When so programmed, taking a station off- 
hook automatically connects it to any outside line which happens to 
be ringing at the station. 
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Screened transfer: Transferred call is identified before transfer is made. 
Secure off-hook voice announce: Allows private announcement 
through handset of busy station without detection by other party. 
Private announcement reply can be made by voice or display mes- 
saging. 
Softkeys: Each station is equipped with a group of keys which can be 
individually user programmed for automatic dialing numbers, host 
system dialing codes or other special purpose dialing requirements. 
Station speed dialing: A personal list of numbers can be programmed 
for automatic dialing by a user. 
Station-to-station messaging: The busy lamp field light for a calling 
telephone can be turned on at a called telephone to serve as a 
call-back signal. 
Subdued ringing: When a station is busy on an outside call, any 
additional ringing will be at a subdued level. 
System speed dialing: A special system-wide list of numbers are 
available for automatic dialing by all users. 
Timed hold recall: After a call has been on hold for a programmed length 
of time, it will re-ring the station that placed it on hold. 
Toll restriction: The dialing of certain numbers at individual stations can 
be prohibited through programming. 
Tone or voice slgnalling intercom: An intercom call can be tone 
signalled or voice announced. 
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							Unscreened transfer: Call is transferred to another telephone without 
first being identified to it. 
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Voice signal blocking: A station can be set to block voice calls sent to 
it over the speaker. 
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