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    Outside Call Restriction (Password)
    To change your password:
     Lift the handset and enter “255”.
     Enter your new 6-digit password.
    The new password can only be entered when the
    extension is not in the restricted mode or an error tone
    will be heard.
    Note : The default password is “111111”. 
    						
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    Paging - External / Groups #1 and #2
    There is a paging output on the IPS system to which the System Administrator
    can connect an external amplifier and speaker.  Extensions on the system can
    page through this external paging system or through speakers on key phones
    and doorphones throughout the office.  The System Administrator can assign
    extensions into one of two paging groups to enable pages to specific areas only.
    External Paging:
     Lift the handset, enter “410”, and then begin speaking.
    External Paging and Page Group #1:
     Lift the handset, enter “411”, and then begin speaking.
    Page Group #2:
     Lift the handset, enter “412”, and then begin speaking. 
    						
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    Message Waiting Lamp/Tone
    Each extension is capable of activating the message waiting lamp (i.e., the LED
    lamp on the MSG button) or message waiting tone of any extension on the
    system.
    Typically the activation of a message waiting indicator is handled by an
    optional Voice Mail unit.  However, in some office environments, the System
    Operator takes all messages.  In such cases, the System Operator can manually
    activate a message waiting lamp or tone at an extension to indicate that new
    messages have been taken.
    To Turn On the Message Waiting Lamp/Tone:
     Lift the handset and press the MSG button.
    Press the DSS key for the particular extension.  Pause
    for confirmation tone and then hang up.
    To Turn Off the Message Waiting Lamp/Tone:
     Lift the handset and enter “55”
    Press the DSS key for the particular extension.  Pause
    for confirmation tone and then hang up. 
    						
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    Do Not Disturb
    Do Not Disturb mode prevents both outside and intercom calls from ringing at
    your extension.  Callers attempting to reach you when your extension is in Do
    Not Disturb mode will receive error tone.
    To Activate Do Not Disturb mode:
    Lift the handset, press the DND/FWD button and then
    hang up.
    The DND/FWD LED lamp will illuminate.
    To Deactivate Do Not Disturb mode:
    Lift the handset, press the DND/FWD button and then
    hang up.
    The DND/FWD LED lamp will shut off. 
    						
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    Alarm Clock
    This feature allows you to program your key phone to emit an alarm tone (e.g.,
    as a reminder) at a certain time.
    To set the alarm for a specific time:
    Lift the handset and enter “45”.
    One of the programmable keys can be defined to
    automatically enter the “45” so that you just have to
    enter the 4-digits for the time (see Programmable Keys,
    Page 24).
     Enter 2 digits for the hour (00 to 23).
    Enter 2 digits for the minutes. Pause for confirmation
    tone and then hang up.
    To cancel a pending alarm:
    Lift the handset and enter “46”.
    You will hear a triple-tone. 
    						
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    Emergency Alarm
    This feature is designed to indicate that there is an emergency.  When
    activated, each extension rings repeatedly every 10 to 20 seconds.  Anyone who
    picks up their handset will hear a repeated rapid tone.
    To Activate:
    Lift the handset and enter “49”.
    The emergency alarm tone will begin immediately.
    Leave the handset off-hook.
    To Deactivate:
     Hang up.
    Note that the System Administrator may disable the
    Emergency Alarm feature for certain extensions. 
    						
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     Speed Dial Numbers
    System / Speed Dial Numbers
    Your System Administrator may preset up to 45 system-wide speed dial
    numbers.  A 2-digit code is assigned to each system speed dial number (Ask
    your System Administrator for a list).
    To place a call using a system speed dial number:
     Lift the handset and press the MEM button.
    Enter the 2-digit code for the desired system speed dial
    number.
    Personal / Speed Dial Numbers
    In addition to the system speed dial numbers, each extension can store up to 4
    personal speed dial numbers.  Codes 01 to 04 are available for this purpose.
    To set personal speed dial numbers:
    Lift the handset and press the MEM button.  For each
    speed dial number, enter the corresponding
    programming code. 
    						
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    Enter the 2-digit programming code (i.e., 51-54)
    corresponding to the desired personal speed dial code
    (i.e., 01-04) (see Codes for Personal Speed Dial
    Numbers on Page 53).
    Enter the phone number that you wish to store and then
    hang up.
    Up to 20 digits may be entered.  To enter a pause, press
    the PAUSE/BKIN button.
    Repeat these steps to add additional numbers.
    Note : These personal speed dial numbers are stored on the IPS system.  The
    speed dial numbers discussed in the Programmable Keys section on Page 24
    are stored in your key phone.
    To place a call using a personal speed dial number:
     Lift the handset and press the MEM button.
     Enter the 2-digit personal speed dial code. 
    						
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    Codes for Personal Speed Dial Numbers
    Speed Dial Code Number/Person Assigned Programming
    Code
    01 51
    02 52
    03 53
    04 54
    Tip: Photocopy the above chart and keep it by your key phone for reference. 
    						
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    Guide to Tone Patterns
    The following table shows the different tone patterns that a caller may hear as a
    result of different actions.
    Tone Type Description
    Busy Tone The Busy Tone is on for 400 ms.  This tone is generated when
    (1) accessing a CO line which is in use, or (2) dialing a busy
    ordinary (non key-) phone in either intercom mode or in
    trying to transfer a CO call.
    Key Phone
    Busy ToneThe Key Phone Busy tone is on for 400 ms, off for 280 ms, on
    for 120 ms, off for 120, on for 120 ms, then off for 2.016
    seconds.  This tone is generated when dialing a busy key
    phone in either the intercom mode or in trying to transfer a
    CO call.
    Ringing Tone The Ringing tone is on for 320 ms, off for 280 ms, on for 320
    ms, then off for 2.016 seconds.  This tone is generated when
    (1) calling another extension in the intercom mode or (2)
    when trying to transfer a CO call to an available extension.
    Flash Tone The Flash tone is on for 56 ms, off for 32 ms, on for 56 ms, off
    for 32 ms, then on for 56 ms.  This tone is generated after a
    phone flashes (i.e. switch-hooks) during a CO call.  It is also
    generated as a confirmation tone for any programming.
    Error Tone The Error tone is on for 160 ms, off for 160 ms.  This tone is
    generated in many instances such as when a phone dials an
    incorrect digit or tries to access an invalid extension or other
    resource.  It is also generated during a CO call when the
    extension dials a number which is barred according to the Call
    Barring tables. 
    						
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