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NOTE:If requested number is not verified, error tone is heard, the LED is extinguished, and
the entry may be made again.
3.6.8Message Waiting (24)
STEPOPERATIONRESULT1Depress and hold WAIT.(a) WAIT LED on.
(b) Beep heard.
(cl
2Release.(a) WAIT LED flashes
(b) Display cleared.
3Enter Message Center number.” XXXX”
4To store, depress and hold WAIT.
(a) WAIT LED on steady.
(b) Beep heard.(c) “NEW ENTRY STORED”
5Release.Display cleared.
(a) WAIT LED flashes.
(b) “MESSAGE WAITING”NOTE:If you have a 
FeatureComm Ill/IV instrument, key in the desired Alpha Entry
(Message Center Attendant’s name, etc.) and then a 
# to move the cursor to the next
field.3.6.9Repertory Dial (09)
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold REP DIAL.(a) REP DIAL LED on.
(b) Beep heard.(c) “REP DIAL”
2Release.(a) REP DIAL LED flashes.
(b) Display cleared.
3Enter desired number, with pauses,
etc.Phone number or access code dialed
appears.
4To store, depress and hold REP DIAL.(a) REP DIAL LED on steady.
(b) Beep heard.(c) “NEW ENTRY STORED”
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STEPOPERATION
5Release.RESULT(a) REP DIAL LED off.(b) Display clears or reverts to the time
and date.NOTES:
1.See Special Data Programming /Entry for pause programming information.
2.If you have a FeatureComm III/IV instrument, key in the desired Alpha Entry and then
a 
# to move the cursor to the next field.
3.6.10
Special Call Forward (20)
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold SP FWD.(a) SP FWD LED on.
(b) Beep heard.
(c) “SPEC CALL FWD”
2Release.
3
(a) SP FWD LED flashes.(b) “TYPE = 
”-“TYPE = 2”
Enter desired type (e.g., 2)
1= Forward Specific Calls
2= Forward Except
Depress # to change fields.
Enter desired number.“NUMBER = ”-“NUMBER = XXXX”
Depress #.“NUMBER = ”-Enter up to three more numbers as
in Steps 5 and 6 above, or depress
# to skip field.
7
8After last number of field.“STORE ENTRY”
To store, depress and hold SP FWD(a) SP FWD LED on steady.
(b) Beep heard.(c) “NEW ENTRY STORED”
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OPERATIONRESULT
9Release.(a) SP FWD LED off.(b) Display clears or reverts to the time
and date
3.6.11Special Call Wait (31)
OPERATIONRESULT
1Depress and hold SP WAIT.(a) SP WAIT LED on.
(b) Beep heard.(c) “SPECIAL WAIT”
2
3
a
9
10
Release.
Enter type (e.g., 1).
1= Wait Only
2= Wait Except
Depress #.“TYPE = 
1”
Enter desired number.“NUMBER = 
-‘I“NUMBER = XXXX”
Depress #.“NUMBER = ”-Enter up to three or more numbers
as in Steps 5 and 6 above or
depress 
# to skip field.After last number or field.“STORE ENTRY”
To store, depress and hold SP WAIT.(a) SP WAIT LED on steady.
(b) Beep heard.(c) “NEW ENTRY STORED“
Release.(a) SP WAIT LED flashes.(b) “TYPE = 
?”-
(a) SP WAIT LED off.(b) Display clears or reverts to the time
and date.
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3.6.12
Station Lock (02)
STEPOPERATION
RESULT1Depress and hold LOCK.(a) LOCK LED on.
(b) Beep heard.(c) “STATION LOCK”
2Release.
(a) LOCK LED flashes.(b) “LOCK CODE = 
”
3
Enter code.If incorrect, (b) Beep heard.
(b) LOCK LED flashes.(c) “NEW CODE = 
?”if correct,“NEW CODE = 
?”
4
(Preprogrammed code is 000)
Enter new code.“CODE VERIFY = 
?”
5Enter new code again.If incorrect, (a) Triple beep heard.
(b) “NEW CODE = 
?”If correct,
“STORE LOCK CODE”
6To store, depress and hold LOCK.
(a) LOCK LED on steady.
(b) Beep heard.(c) “NEW ENTRY STORED”
7Release.(a) LOCK LED off.(b) Display clears or reverts to the time
and date.3.6.13
Station Speed Calling (08)
STEP
OPERATION
RESULT
1Depress and hold SPEED.(a) SPEED LED on.
(b) Beep heard.
(c) “STATION SPEED”
2Release.
3Enter code (10 to 29) (e.g., 19).(a) SPEED LED flashes.(b) “CODE = 
”-
“19 = 19”
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STEPOPERATIONRESULT9NOTES:
1.
2.Depress 
#.“19= ”Enter alpha information, e.g., 
GIGI.“19 = GIGI”Depress 
#.Display cleared.
Enter desired number.
“X xxxxxxx”To store, depress and hold SPEED.(a) SPEED LED on steady.
(b) Beep heard.
(c) “NEW ENTRY STORED”
Release.(a) SPEED LED off.
(b) Display clears or reverts to the time and
date.
The above may be repeated for an additional 19 entries.
See Special Data Programming/Entry for pause programming information.
3.7Alphabetical Operation of Features
3.7.1Account Code Entry *‘ACCOUNT CODE” (40)
The user may enter an account code any time during an incoming or outgoing
external call. The number (1 to 8 digits, data base programmed) is
associated with the accounting data for the call and is printed as part of the
CALL record produced by the optional message detail recording subsystem.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
Beginning at any time from off-hook receiving dial tone until just prior to the time
when the first party in a call releases.
Depress ACCT button.
Enter up to an 8-digit account code
via the keypad.
Enter 
#.(a) ACCT button flashes at 120 IPM.
(b) “CODE = 
”-(a) LED goes dark.
(b) “CODE = X XXXXXXX”
Display clears or reverts to the time and
date.
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NOTES:1.A new account code may be entered at any time during the call, but only the last
number entered will be associated with the call.
2.
3.To abort an entry, depress the ACCT button before the number is entered.
If the account code is more than eight digits, only the last eight digits entered will be
stored.
3.7.2
Automatic Callback “CAMP 
ON” (37)
Automatic Callback provides access to either of two PABX features: Station
Camp-On with Callback or On-Hook Trunk Call Queuing. AUTOMATIC
CALLBACK may be initiated whenever station busy tone is encountered in
making an internal call, or when trunk busy tone is encountered in making an
outside call.
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
1A line or trunk has been dialed and
is busy.
2Depress C BACK.
(Camp-on disallowed due to lack of system
resources or another camp-on already in effect)If line
(a) Station busy tone heard.
(b) Line busy.
If trunk
(a) Momentary confirmation tone.
(b) “ALL TRUNKS BUSY”
If successful
(a) C BACK LED on.
(b) Confirmation tone heard.
(c) “CALLBACK”
If unsuccessful
(d) C BACK LED unchanged.
(e) Reorder tone heard.
(f) “REQUEST DENIED”
3
4
5Answer callback. Go on-hook.
If (1) and (2) above, and the called
line/trunk becomes idle, and the
instrument is idle.(a) C BACK LED on.
(b) Distinctive ringing.
(c) “XXXX CALLBACK” for callback to line
(d) 
IlfRK CALLBACK” for callback to trunk.
(e) C BACK LED off.
(a) 
Ringback tone for call to line.
(b) Dial tone for call to trunk.
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STEPOPERATION
RESULT6
7
8NOTES:
1.
2.Trunk call unanswered, several
attempts will be made. On last
attempt,
If first (and only) line callback is not
answered.
If instrument busy and a trunk recall
is attempted.(c) “PLEASE DIAL” for call to trunk.
(d) C BACK LED off.
(a) Same as Steps 4a and 4b.
(b) Camp-on terminated.
(c) C BACK LED off.
(a) Same as Steps 
4a, b, and c.
(b) Same as Steps 6b and c.
Same as Step 6a.
If instrument is busy, a line recall
will not be attempted until station is
idle.
C BACK may be aborted at any time busy tone is not heard by depressing the C
BACK button.
For calls placed to trunks, via MERS, the request for dialing (Steps 5b and c) will not
occur.
3.7.3Automatic Line Seizure
Automatic Line Seizure allows the user to originate a call on a selected line
with the handset on-cradle by depressing any of the following automatic
dialing feature buttons:
AUTOMATIC CALL ANNOUNCING “AUTO ANNOUNCE”
AUTOMATIC INTERCOM “AUTO 
ICOM”DIAL DISPLAY 
“D DISP”DUAL ACCESS “DUAL ACCESS”
LAST NUMBER DIAL “LAST 
#”MESSAGE WAITING “MS CTR”
REPERTORY DIAL “REP DIAL”
SAVED NUMBER DIAL “SAVE 
#”STATION SPEED CALL “SPEED CALL”
or by depressing one of the following non-dialing feature buttons:
CALL ANNOUNCING “VOICE”
CALL PARK “PARK”
CALL PICKUP “PICKUP”
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Operating any of the above feature buttons shall cause the instrument to turn
on the speakerphone (if equipped) or the monitor.NOTE:In the event the user of a multi-line set has not preselected a line
or a line has not been automatically selected by the instrument via
the preference feature, the instrument will delay turning on the
speakerphone/manitor amplifier until a line has been manually
selected.
(4Automatic Line Seizure, Single-Line Set
1Depress desired feature button.(a) Associated feature LED on.
(b) Speakerphone feature LED on.
OR(c) Monitor feature LED on.
(d) Dial tone is heard.
(e) “PLEASE DIAL”
(even if auto dialing feature button
is depressed).
2Continue as with Basic Calling
(Internal/External).
(b)Automatic Line Seizure, Multi-Line Se%(a) Manually select an idle line
by depressing a line button.(a) Associated I-USE LED on.
(b) Preference line I-USE LED extinguishes
(if preference had selected a line).
(c) Dial tone heard.
(d) “PLEASE DIAL”
ORb) Choose to use the line selected
by the preference feature, if active.(a) Preference line LED on.
(b) Dial tone heard.
(c) “PLEASE DIAL”
2Continue as in step 1 above.
MOTES:
1.If a line has not been selected prior to Step 2, the user must now do so in order for
the sequence to continue. The LED of the associated selected line is turned on.
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seizure.
See also: Line Preference
Line Seizure
Line Selection
3.7.4
Bad-Line Reporting “BAD LINE” (45)
Bad-Line Reporting allows the identification of a faulty line to the system by
pressing the BAD-LINE feature button while on the connection.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
Starting from a connected call state.
1Depress “BAD LINE”.(a) BAD LINE LED on for duration of
connection.
(b) A report is generated to the maintenance
port.NOTE:
If BAD LINE LED is already lit, the display will show “INVALID REQUEST”.
3.7.5Basic Calling (Internal/External)
Originating a basic call is virtually identical to POTS operation.
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
1
2
3a
3b3cSeize a line.
Enter a number via keypad.
Select a line if preference is inactive
(multi-line set).
(Called Party Idle)
(Called Party Busy)
(All Trunks Busy)
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(b) “PLEASE DIAL”
“xXxX--” as entered.
“WHICH LINE?” (if multi-line set)
(a) 
Ringback tone heard.
(b) “RINGING”
(a) Busy tone heard.
(b) “BUSY”
(a) Reorder tone heard.
(b) “ALL TRUNKS BUSY”
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STEP
OPERATION
RESULT3d
4(Incorrect, non-working, or restricted(a) Reorder tone heard.
number)(b) “CANNOT COMPLETE”
To end or abandon call, go
ON-HOOK.
integrated Featurephone call termination differs from the POTS phone
termination because the lntegrated Featurephone decides how the call will be
treated. When the call is offered, the Integrated Featurephone may:
(a)ACCEPT the call. An ACCEPT does not constitute an answer but
rather indicates that the phone will notify its user of the presence
of the call.
Once the call has been accepted, the phone and/or user may.
(1)ANSWER the call. (Phone will automatically answer a CALL
ANNOUNCING call. See CALL ANNOUNCING.)
(2)FORWARD the call, either due to a manual forward or no
answer determined by the phone. (See CALL FORWARD.)
(b)REJECT the call, indicating that the phone/line is busy.
(c)FORWARD the call. The phone may forward the call for a forward
call or forward-busy condition.
See also:Call Source Display
Distinctive Ringing
Line Selection
Line Seizure
3.?.6Busy Override “OVRIDE” (34)
Busy Override allows a properly classmarked user, upon reaching a busy
destination, to break into the existing conversation. The Busy Override will
cause the break-in for the designated target instrument regardless of the line
the called party is busy on (Data-protected, Three-Way, Conference, and
Forced Busy excluded).
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
Beginning from off-hook, busy tone heard.
1Depress “OVRIDE” .OVERRIDE LED flashes at 120 IPM.
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