Mitel Sx-100, Sx-200 Superset 3, Superset 4 User Guide
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Transferring Calls : When the busy extension user hangs-up, his/her phone rings and the waiting call is connected automatically. If there is no answer after a time-out period, the transferred call recalls and rings your extension. If you want to introduce the caller Wait until the ringing extension is answered. Introduce the caller Press speaker on/off key (2) if you are in handsfree mode. or replace handset The caller is transferred. To retrieve a held call Press cancel key (3) You are reconnected with the held call.
Finishing Calls To finish a call Replace handset or press speaker on/off key (1) if speaker is in use. or press cancel key (2) during speaker operation when no one is on temporary hold. 12
Placing a Call on Hold ~____ I To place a call on hold Advise the caller of the pending hold Press the hold key (1) The indicator lamp next to the line on hold flashes. An outside caller will hear music if the Music-on-Hold feature is available on your system. To retrieve a call from hold from any SUPERSET 3 set Press appropriate flashing line select key (2) You are connected to the held call. 2-13
Up to six parties and the originator may be brought together in a conference call. To set up a conference call You are connected with a call. Press frans/conf key (1) The call is placed on temporary hold. Dial each number manually from dial key pad, or press required speed call key (2) If the number is busy or unanswered, press cancel key (3) to retrieve the held call. If the number is ringing, wait until the ringing telephone is answered. Press swap key (4) if you want to place the current caller on hold and speak to the original party privately. Press tram/cord key (1) You now have a conference. 2-14
Conference Calls To exit from a conference call Press speaker on/off key (5) if you are in handsfree mode. or replace handset The parties are now connected together and you are released from the call. ; ~- : 1. ,, 2-15
Frequently dialed extension or outside telephone numbers may be saved for automatic dialing. Normally, when you press a speed call key, your own line is selected automatically. To place a call on another line, preselect a free line, then press the speed call key. To use a speed call key Press required speed call key (1) The stored number is dialed for you automatically. To assign a speed call key Press program/save key (2) Press required speed call key (1) Enter digits to be saved For more information on how to save a number, see Organizing speed call numbers. 2-16
Speed Calling / 1 Press cancel key (3) if you’ve made a mistake and want to leave the previously saved number intact. : : : .‘. Press program/save key (2) The new number is now saved. Record identity of new number Carefully remove the clear plastic card cover and write the number identity on the line next to the speed call key. Organizing speed call numbers Avoid confusion by writing down long numbers exactly as you would dial them. For example, a typical long-distance telephone number would be dialed as follows: 9 + 1 + 613 + 5550000 1 1 lLg;;~;;~;;ber outside line access number These are some special codes that can be inserted into the saved telephone number: >kl - This causes automatic dialing to be suspended for 5 seconds, and is used to allow telephone exchange equipment to prepare for reception of more digits. >le2 - Used wherever you have to wait for dial tone. You may find that in some areas, >kl is more useful than >k2. *3 - Indicates where in the number string, a predialed sequence will be inserted. This code must be followed by a l-digit number (between 1 and 9) that specifies the quantity of digits to be dialed manually. >k5 - Used for an intercom number. Dial the extension number of another Superset set, plus I.:’ >k5. These calls are routed to the other set’s j’ speaker, even if the set is busy. 2-17
Automatic Dial (cont’d) r-----~ 7 The following example illustrates the use of *3. The general number for directory assistance is: 1 + (area code) + 5551212 The area code determines which area you are making the enquiry in and is unknown until you require assistance. With the set, you can save the number and make use of the >le3 code to suspend dialing until you dial the area code from the keypad. In this case, write down the number 9 + 1 + *3 + 3 + 5551212 where, >le3 suspends dialing until you’ve dialed the area code from the keypad. 3 tells the set to wait for three digits to be dialed manually. After pressing a key with >le3 saved in the number, you hear a beep prompting you to dial digits manually. If the quantity of digits you now dial is less than the quantity specified when the number was saved, press # and dialing will begin. Based on the above example, if you want to call the Toronto directory assistance: Press appropriate speed call key Listen for beep. Dial 416 The Toronto area code. The system dials 9 1 416 5551212 automatically. Note: If your system has the Automatic Route Selection feature, do not store >k codes for outside numbers. 2-18
- And More! :. / Many other features are provided by MITEL SUPERSWITCH systems that you can access by dialing simple codes. For complete information about these features and how to use them, refer to Extension Features Operation (PN91 lo-034-002-NA). Some of the features described in the regular telephone section are activated by a switchhook flash; that is, pressing then quickly releasing one of the switchhook buttons. When implementing these features using a SUPERSET 3 set, substitute the tran.s/conf key for the switchhook flash.
Speed Call List Name I Memory code 10 16 36 42 56 62 63