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    							STATION BUSY/NO ANSWER
    OPTIONS
    $TOMATIC CALLBACK
    ANSWER
    When calling a busy multiline telephone:
    b Dial Automatic Callback code Q
    F Replace,handset
    When both telephones are idle
    originating telephone rings:
    b Lift handset
    F Call is placed automatically
    CALLBACK REQUEST
    SET
    When calling a busy or unanswered
    multiline telephone:
    F Dial Callback Request code #
    F Replace handset
    ANSWER
    Receive display and/or Feature
    (FNC) LED message indication:
    ä Lift handset
    b Dial #; request originator is
    automatically called
    b Repeat above procedure to respond to additional messages
    NOTE: Callback messages are automatically canceled once the originating \
    station is called.
    TONE OVERRIDE
    SETANSWER
    When calling a busy multiline telephone:With a call in progress:
    F Dial Tone Override code 5b Receive tone override signal *
    to send tone
    b Press Hold
    b Wait for signalled party to answerF Converse with second party
    * If handsfree, a visual indication only (2) will be provided on the telephone’s display.
    NOTE: An Override Tone will be sent each time “*“is pressed.
    STEP CALL
    When calling a busy telephone:
    F Dial 2  to advance to the next station number in that 1 O’s group 
    						
    							STATION BUSY/NO ANSWER
    OPTIONS (Continued)
    VOICE OVER
    ORIGINATE
    When calling a busy telephone:
    F Dial Voice Over code S
    F Announce message
    ANSWER
    With a call in progress:
    b Receive Voice Over
    announcement
    b Press Hold
    F Converse with Voice Over
    originator
    b Press Answer key to alternate
    between parties
    WHISPER PAGE
    With a call in progress:
    b Receive Voice Over
    announcement
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    b Dial 65
    b Converse with Voice Over originator while monitoring first
    call
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    F Dial Ss
    F Converse with first caller while
    monitoring Voice Over originator
    NOTE:  The Whisper Page Access Code may be assigned to a  Feature Access Key orOne Touch Key.
    CO/PBX DIALING OPTIONS
    SAVE & REPEAT
    SAVE
    With an originating outside call
    in progress:
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    F Dial 9; called number is stored
    F Replace handset
    REPEAT
    F Lift handset
    b Press Redial (LNR/SPD)
    F Dial I#; call is placed 
    						
    							CO/PBX DIALING OPTIONS
    (Continued)
    STORE & REPEAT
    STORE
    W ith an outside call
    in progress:
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    k Dial  7
    REPEAT
    b Lift handset
    b Press Redial (LNR/SPD)
    b Dial  #I; call is placed
    b Dial number to be stored
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    b Complete conversation and
    replace handset
    NOTE:  Store & Repeat and Save & Repeat features cannot be used simultaneously
    AUTOMATIC REDIAL
    After originating a busy or unanswered outside call:
    b Press Speaker
    F Replace handset
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    ’b Press Redial (LNR/SPD)
    F Call is repeatedly dialed until answered, canceled or the
    maximum number of redial attempts is reached
    F Lift handset when the called party answers
    NOTE 1: Press  Speaker  to cancel Automatic Redial.
    NOTE 2:  System programming determines waiting time and number of redial attempts\
    .
    CALLER ID
    ANSWERPLACING CALLER ID CALLS
    Receive incoming ringing orb Press SCROLL repeatedly until
    transferred outside call: desired number is displayed
    F Review telephone display forb Lift handset to automatically dial
    calling party’s name or number displayed number
    F Answer call accordinglyb Converse
    NOTE 1: Caller ID will be displayed even when station is busy or in DND mode, al\
    lowing theuser to identify the incoming call.
    NOTE 2:  On a system-wide basis, the last 10 calls received with Caller ID inform\
    ation are
    stored and are accessible with the  SCROLL key
    NOTE 3: Least Cost Routing (LCR) is required to automatically dial Caller ID c\
    alls,
    NOTE  4:Press lit 
    Line Key  to review calling party’s name or number while the call is in
    progress. 
    						
    							CALL PICKUP SYSTEM
    Upon hearing ringing at another
    telephone:
    F Lift handset
    F Dial Call Pickup code:
    D All Callsm
    D CO/PBX Lines*
    D Night Call Piokupss
    b Converse
    CALL PICKUP DIRECT
    Upon hearing ringing or voice
    announcement at another telephone:
    F Lift handset
    b Dial Call Pickup Direct code 67
    b Dial station number of the
    telephone to be answered
    b Converse
    PAGING
    b Lift handset
    b Dial Paging code:
    InfernalExternal
    D All Zones
     51DAII int. & ext.59
    D Zone A52.D All Zones55
    D Zone B53D Zone A35
    D Zone C54D Zone B57
    D Zone C58
    b Page
    F Wait for Meet-Me Answer or replace handset
    MEET-ME ANSWER
    b Lift handset
    b Dial Meet-Me Answer code:
    D Internal page5*
    D External page5#
    b Converse
    BACKGROUND MUSIC
    SET/CANCEL
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    b Dial BGM On/Off code 26
    NOTE: A BGM key may be assigned in system programming to set/cancel the \
    BackgroundMusic feature. 
    						
    							CALL FORWARD ALL CALLS (CF/A)
    DO NOT DISTURB (DND)
    SET
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    b Dial Call Forward All/DND set
    code 
    60
    b Select operation:
    D DND: Press Feature (FNC)
    CANCEL
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    b Dial Call Forward  AIl/DND cancel
    code 
    Ss
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    D Call Forward All: Dial destination
    station 
    number or voice mail and press
    Feature (FNC)
    NOTE 1:  The Feature (FNC)  LED will flash intermittently when your telephone is in Call
    Forward/DND.
    NOTE  2: While set, Call Forward All will override Call Forward Busy/No Answer setting.
    NOTE  3: If 
    Call Forward All and Do Not Disturb are both set, the feature set last is ac\
    tivated.
    NOTE 4:  A 
    CFA/DND key may be assigned in system programming to set/cancel this feature.
    When setting Call Forward All, a destination station must be entered. A lit LED indicates\
     thatCall ForwardAII/Do Not Disturb is set.
    CALL FORWARD BUSY/
    NO ANSWER (B/NA)
    SET
    b Press Speaker
    b Dial Call Forward  B/NA set
    code 
    43
    b Dial destination station number
    or voice mail
    CANCEL
    b Press Speaker
    b Dial Call Forward cancel
    code 
    44
    b Press Speaker
    b Press Speaker
    NOTE 1:  The Feature (FNC)  LED will flash intermittently when your telephone is in Call Forward.
    NOTE  2: While set, Call Forward All will override Call Forward Busy/No Answer setting.
    NOTE  3: A CF 
    B/NA key may be assigned in system programming to set/cancel this feature.
    When setting Call Forward Busy/No Answer, a destination station must be \
    entered. A lit LED
    indicates that CF 
    B/NA is set.
    CALL FORWARD DESTINATION
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    FROM DESTINATION STATION
    SETCANCEL
    b Press Speakerb Press Speaker
    b Dial Call Forward All Destinationb Dial Call Forward All Destination
    set code  
    47cancel code  48
    b Dial your station numberb Dial your station number
    b Dial destination station number or
    voice mail
    b Press Speaker
    b Press Speaker 
    						
    							CUSTOMIZED MESSAGE
    From a display telephone:
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    b Dial Customized Message code 73
    b Dial 5 to scroll through messages
    b Dial  # to select message
    b Dial return date and time if required (Month/Day, Hour/Minute, using
    4-digit, 
    24-hour clock)
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    NOTE:  When your telephone  is set for  Do Not Disturb,  other display telephones will receive
    your message upon calling your station.
    STATION OUTGOING LOCKOUT
    CHANGING LOCKOUT CODE
    b Press Speaker
    b Dial Lockout Change access code  _
    b Dial current Lockout code
    b Dial new Lockout code
    b Press Speaker
    NOTE I: By default, Lockout code is set at 0000000000 (10 zeros).
    NOTE 2:  When Lockout code is set for the first time, station is automatically re\
    stricted.
    NOTE  3: Lockout code may be a maximum of 10 digits.
    If the new Lockout code is less than 10
    digits, press the  Speaker to enter.
    NOTE  4: When set, Station Outgoing Lockout restricts 
    a// outgoing calls.
    SET/CANCEL STATION OUTGOING LOCKOUT
    b Press Speaker
    b Dial Station Lockout
    D Set codeD Cancel code1
    b Dial Lockout code
    b Press Speaker 
    						
    							ACCOUNT CODE ENTRY
    With an outside call in progress:With an outside call on hold:
    b Press Feature (FNC)b Dial Account Code Entry Code -
    b Dial 66b Dial Account Code (16 digits maximum)
    b Dial Account Code (16 digits maximum)b Retrieve held call
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    NOTE 1: The outside party will not hear digits being dialed.
    NOTE 2:  The Account Code Entry Code may be assigned to a.  Feature Access Key or
    One Touch Key.
    ACCOUNT CODE FORCED/VERIFIED
    To place an outside call:
    b Lift handset
    b Dial Forced Account access code
    b Dial Forced Account Code(up to 13 digits)
    b Dial trunk access code i e 9 and outside numberL
    NOTE:When calling from a station that is assigned the  Account Code Forced/Verified
    feature, outgoing calls will only be processed after the dialed Account \
    Code is verified.
    DISA PASSWORD
    SETTING YOUR DISA PASSWORD
    b Lift handset
    b Dial DISA Password set access code ~
    b Dial your DISA ID code ~
    b Dial your current DISA password ~
    Default 0000000000 (10 zeros)
    b Dial your new DISA password j
    b Replace handset
    NOTE 1:  Password may be a maximum of 10 digits.If the new password is less than 10 digits,replace the handset to enter.
    NOTE 2: It is recommended that your DISA password be 10 digits and be changed frequently to
    prevent unauthorized use. 
    						
    							ACD/UCD
    l eeeeee*eeeee*eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
    LOG ONLOG OFF
    b Press Speakerb Press Speaker
    b Dial access code -b Dial access code ~
    b Dial 1b Dial 2
    b Press Speakerb Press Speaker
    NOTE : A LOG  key may be assigned in system programming to Log On/Off from
    the ACD/UCD group. A lit LED indicates that the station is logged-on.”
    BREAK MODE
    SETCANCEL
    b Press Speakerb Press Speaker
    b Dial 40F Dial 42
    b Press Speakerb Press Speaker
    NOTE 1:  Break Mode is only available while an agent is logged-on.
    NOTE 2:  A Break  key may be assigned in system programming to set/cancel Break Mode.
    A 
    lit LED indicates that the station is in Break Mode.
    ANSWERING CALL USING A HEADSET
    b Press HEADSET to answer ’
    b Converse
    b Press HEADSET to hang up
    VOLUME CONTROL
    l eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
    OFF-HOOK RINGING RINGING VOLUME
    VOLUMEb Press Speaker
    b Lift handset
    b Dial So
    b Dial Off-Hook Ringing
    Volume code 1
    b Press V or A to set level
    b Replace handset
    b Dial 60
    b Dial Ringing Volume code 1
    b Press v or A to set level
    b Press Speaker
    NOTE 1:
     Press 7 or A during audible telephone activity to adjust handset or speaker vol\
    ume
    NOTE 2:  When the telephone is idle, 
    7 or A is used to adjust display contrast. 
    						
    							PROGRAMMING
    RESETTING Feature (FNC) LED
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    F Dial 99
    F Press Feature (FNC)
    MOTE: Resetting the  Feature (FNC)  LED will cancel Call Forward All Calls, Do Not Disturb andCallback Request settings.
    STATION SPEED DIAL - DIAL ACCESS
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    b Press Redial (LNWSPD)
    b Dial Speed Dial Memory location 80-99
    F Dial trunk access code i.e. (if necessary)
    F Dial telephone number to be stored
    (24 digits maximum)
    b Press Hold (if entering name) and
    dial name of party (13 letters maximum)
    b Press Feature (FNC)
    NOTE 1:  Press Redial (LNR/SPD) t? insert a pause or  Recall to store a hookflash.
    NOTE 2:  Refer to Character Entry Codes  when entering name of party
    FEATURE ACCESS KEYS
    STATION SPEED DI ALDSS/BLF (STATIONS) AND
    (OUTSIDE NUMBERS) FE
    ATURE ACCESS
    b Press Feature (FNC)b Press Feature (FNC)
    b Press Redial (LNWSPD)b Press Redial (LNWSPD)
    b Press Feature Access Keyb Press Feature Access Key
    to be programmed to be programmed
    F Dial 0F Dial 1 and station number to be
    F Dial trunk access code i.e. (ifstored
    necessary)
    OR Dial feature access code to be
    b Dial telephone number to be stored as indicated in the
    stored (16 digits maximum)Quick Entry Guide
    b Press Feature (FNC)b Press Feature (FNC)
    NOTE 1: 
    Press Redial (LNRKPD) to insert a pause and  Recall to inset? a hookflash.
    NOTE  2: Busy Lamp Field status indication will be provided on keys programmed\
     for DSS. 
    						
    							ONE TOUCH KEYS
    STATION SPEED DI ALDSS/BLF (STATIONS) AND
    (OUTSIDE NUMBERS) FEATURE ACCESS
    b Press Feature (FNC)b Press Feature (FNC)
    b Press Redial (LNR/SPD)b Press Redial (LNR/SPD)
    b Press One Touch Key to beb Press One Touch Key to be
    programmed programmed
    b Dial  Qb Dial  1 and station number to be
    b Dial trunk access code i.e. (if stored
    necessary)
    OR Dial feature access code to be
    b Dial telephone number to be stored as indicated in the
    stored (16 digits maximum)
    Quick Entry Guide
    b Press Feature (FNC)b Press Feature (FNC)
    NOTE 1:  Press Redial (LNR/SPD) to insert a pause and  Recall to insert a hookflash.
    NOTE  2: Busy Lamp Field status indication will be provided on keys programmed\
     for DSS. 
    						
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