Mitel Sx-50 Superset 4 User Guide

SUPPLEMENTARY FEATURE KEYS 
The four supplementary feature keys . . . 
are found to the right of the dial pad. While the 
softkeys perform different actions according to the 
progress of a call, these feature keys have only 
one function at any time. These feature keys are 
briefly described below. See the Feature Glossary 
for more details. 
display 
, 
The display key lets you display in the top half of 
the Feature Display information programmed in 
your set. You can display the Call Forwarding...

SUPPLEMENTARY FEATURE KEYS 
See CALL HANDLING FEATURES for more details. 
speaker on/off 
The speaker on/off key lets you make or receive 
calls without lifting the handset. This is referred to 
as “handsfree operation”. 
The speaker on/off key enables the speaker and 
microphone on your set. You can hear the caller 
through the speaker; you can speak to the caller 
through the microphone located on the bottom 
right corner of your SUPERSET qTM set. The section 
“Handsfree Operation” gives the procedures...

ADJUSTING YOUR SET 
Before using your SUPERSET 41M set, you may want 
’ to adjust the Speaker Volume and Ringer Volume 
Controls and the Ringer Pitch Control. By adjusting 
the Ringer Pitch Control differently from everyone 
else’s, you will be able to identify your own phone 
when it is ringing. With time, you will also be able 
to recognize whose phone is ringing, by the pitch 
of the ringer. 
To adjust the Speaker Volume Control 
l Move the Speaker Volume Control 111 
on the upper left corner of the...

ADJUSTING YOUR SET 
To adjust the Ringer Volume Control 
l Move the Ringer Volume Control [21 
on the upper left corner of the set to the left and 
right to respectively decrease and increase the 
volume. 
To adjust the Ringer Pitch Control 
l Adjust the Ringer Pitch Control [3] 
under your SUPERSET qTM set by inserting a small 
screwdriver into the small recessed hole under the 
set and turning it to the left and right to 
respectively raise and lower the pitch. 
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TONES AND RINGS 
To help you identify the origin of a call . . . 
your telephone system may be programmed with 
distinctive rings, as follows: 
l internal calls - regular single rings 
l external calls - one double ring followed by 
regular single rings 0 
l callbacks - one quick ring followed by three 
regular single rings 
Line Appearance Ring Options 
Each line appearance on your set may be 
programmed with one of the following ring 
options: ring, no ring, or delay ring. 
Ring 
The line appearance...

TONES AND RINGS 
telling you what is going on. The various tones and 
rings are described below. 
Busy lone 
Regular long pulses (beeep-beeep-beeep) - heard 
when the number you dialed is busy. 
Callback Ring 
One short ring followed by three regular rings, 
heard when the callback you set rings your phone. 
Camp-on Tone 
One (internal call waiting) or two (external call 
waiting) short beeps, heard during a conversation 
when you have an incoming call waiting to be 
answered. 
Conference Tone 
One short...

TONES AND RINGS 
Override Tone 
Short beep, heard by all parties in a conversation 
when someone Overrides (intrudes into) a call. This 
beep is heard every two seconds, during the entire 
call. 
Reorder Tone 
Rapid pulse (bip-bip-bip-bip) - heard when a 
feature is not available to you. The feature is not in 
your Class of Service or you have dialed an invalid 
number. 
Transfer Dial Tone 
Three rapid pulses (bip-bip-bip-beeeee) - heard as 
soon as you press transhonf to transfer a call to 
another...

CALL HANDLING FEATURES