Comdial Solo II Telephone User Guide

							Feature Operation 
If on line listening to busy tone or no answer, 
l Press REDIAL key twice. 
l If using handset, pause a few seconds and hang 
UP. 
-OR- 
l If using speakerphone, station will automatically 
hang up. 
l Station will redial number once a minute for IO 
minutes. 
When party answers, 
l Lift handset. (If on speakerphone, press 
MONITOR key or station will hang up.) 
To cancel call and automatic redial action, 
l Lift and replace handset during ringing. 
To cancel between call attempts, 
l Press REDIAL key again, or lift and replace hand- 
set. 
NOTE: If anofher station becomes active on the same 
line, further redial action is suspended. 
IDLE LINE PREFERENCE 
If your Solo station is configured for Idle line 
Preference, 
l When the handset is lifted, the idle line is auto- 
matically selected for call origination unless it is 
already busy. 
RINGING LINE PREFERENCE 
If your Solo II telephone is configured for ringing 
line preference, 
l An incoming call ringing on any line can be 
answered without first pressing the line key. 
TAP/RECALL 
If your system has been configured for tap, 
l Press TAP to generate a timed “Hookswitch 
Flash” for accessing PBX, Centrex, and custom 
calling services.  
						

							Feature Operation 
If your system has been configured for recall, 
l Press TAP to disconnect (as if you had hung up), 
and obtain a new dial tone for another call. 
NOTE: System can be configured for recall or tap, but 
not for both. 
POSITIVE DISCONNECT/RECALL 
l If the hookswitch in the handset cradle is pressed 
and released while the handset is off-hook, a 
timed disconnect of the active line is performed. 
This feature retains the dial tone recall feature for 
use on stations where the TAP key is 
programmed to provide a “TAP” feature. 
l When the handset is hung up after a call is com- 
pleted, positive disconnect prevents false ring- 
back from the host system. 
ALL-CALL PAGING 
For voice announce paging to all Solo stations 
on the intercom link via the station speaker, 
l Press ITCM. 
l Lift handset. 
NOTE: Station disconnects if handset is not Med. 
l Press ALL-CALL key (this is the station number 
memory key (in memory key field) for your sta- 
tion.) 
l Make announcement. 
l Hang up handset. 
DO NOT DISTURB 
To silence your ringer and block incoming 
voice announcing, 
l Press MONITOR (monitor light turns on). 
NOTE: The incoming call will still flash the line key 
light. 
To cancel do not disturb, 
l Press MONITOR again (monitor light turns off).  
						

							Feature Operation 
MUTE 
To prevent other party from hearing, 
l Press MUTE (monitor light flutters). 
l Press MUTE again to resume conversation 
(monitor light turns off). 
MESSAGE WAITING 
For internal system messaging, the message 
betweenSolo stations, waiting light of one sta- 
tion is controlled by another station designated 
as the Message Center by programming. 
NOTE: The message waiting light is located directly 
above the HOLD key. 
To turn station message waiting light on, 
l Press +# (idle intercom line automatically selected 
for use). 
l Press station number memory key (in memory key 
field) for called station. (Calling station automat- 
ically disconnects.) 
To turn message waiting light off, 
l Press +K twice. 
l Press station number memory key (in memory key 
field) for called station. (Calling station automat- 
ically disconnects.) 
HOST SYSTEM MESSAGING 
(Only Available on 5432X and 5432s Module) 
l The message waiting light (located above the 
HOLD key)may be controlled by action taken at 
the host system message desk. Signals from a 
conventional PBX system using 90 volt signalling 
are detected on the tip and ring leads of the 
programmed line. Signals from a host system 
using 10 volt messaging are detected on a 
separate pair provided in the power jack (option- 
al). 
NOTE: All messaging schemes will light the same 
message waiting light. Verify the scheme used on 
your installation to determine proper message pick 
up procedure. 
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							Feature Operation 
STATION DIRECTORY 
A pull-out shelf contains a paper station direc- 
tory card which can be used to store identifica- 
tions as follows: 
l Level 2 autodial identification for locations 21-40. 
l Speed dial identification locations for locations 1-O. 
NOTE: The identification for the level 1 auto dial loca- 
tions l-20 should be placed on the station index card 
(located between the memory keys) along with the 
identification of station select key. 
USING THE DATAPORT 
(Auxiliary jack located on back edge of station) 
The Solo Ii is equipped with a dataport/auxiliary 
jack. This jack is a standard RJl 1 configured 
modular jack, and is connected directly across 
line 2, This dataport is not controlled by the Solo II 
hookswitch. It is used to connect adjunct devices 
such as modems and devices such as modems 
and data terminals to the line. Some adjunct 
devices can be operated on the line at the same 
time that the Solo II is off-hook on the same line, 
while others cannot. Refer to the manual as- 
sociated with the device for details. 
EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE (Of Privacy) 
If your Solo station is configured for Executive 
Override of Privacy, you can break into a con- 
versation on an outside line or the interom line. 
l Press lighted line or intercom key. 
l Join in-progress call. 
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							OPTIONS 
SPEAKERPHONE OPERATION 
NOTE: A speakerphone can be identified by the 
microphone opening on the front right-hand edge of 
the housing (refer to the illustration provided in the 
front of this manual). 
PLACING A CALL 
l Press line key. 
l Dial number or press memory key. 
When party answers, 
l Speak toward the station. 
ANSWERING A CALL 
l Press line key. 
l Speak toward the set. 
ENDING A CALL 
l Press SPKR. 
SWITCHING FROM HANDSET TO SPEAKERPHONE 
l Press SPKR. 
l Hang up handset. 
SWITCHING FROM SPEAKERPHONE TO HANDSET 
l Lift handset. 
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