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    							92600SQG02
    April 2001
    Soft Key
    Multibutton Telephone
    Quick Reference Guide
    Printed in the U.S.A. (2562)
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    CONFMW
    92700 - 15
    CLEAR
    CHECK
    Using Your Telephone
    The A
    feature
    option
    your c
    If you’re on a Handsfree Call (see
    Handsfree Optionsbelow), lift the
    handsetfor privacy.
    The Volume Controlsare for speaker
    and handset. They also control the
    volume for ringing calls.
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    • With 
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    Hands
    • Use H
    towar
    Due to the flexibility built into the
    system, your Dialing Codesand
    Feature Capacitiesmay differ from
    those in this guide. Check with your
    communications manager and make a
    note of any differences.
    MWflashes when you have Messages
    Waiting. If you don’t have a Voice Mail
    key, it also flashes when you have Voice
    Mail messages left in your mailbox.
    Press CALL1 then LNDto automatically
    redial the last number you called. Press
    CALL1, DIALand dial a bin number for
    Common Abbreviated Dialing.
    While on a call, press  orCONF
    to set up a Conference.CONF
    Soft Keyssimplify using your phone. To guide you
    through your features, the Soft Key functions
    automatically change to help you handle calls. In this
    guide, the  represents Soft Key functions.
    Reverse Type
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    CALL 2CALL 1
    DND
    HOLD LND DIAL
    MIC
    SPK
    VOL
    123 45
    67 8 910
    R
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    STA 302
    Alphanumeric Displayhelps you use
    es and tells you about your calls. With
    al Caller ID, a ringing line may show
    aller’s number and name.
    Handsfree Options
    dsfreelets you place and answer calls by pressing  instead of using the handset.
    ust have a speakerphone to have Handsfree.
    itorlets you place a call without lifting the handset, but you must lift the handset to speak.
     Automatic Handsfree, you can press a line or Line Appearance key without lifting
    ndset. You may have to lift the handset to speak, depending on whether you have
    sfree or Monitor. Normally, you have Automatic Handsfree.
    Handsfree Answerbackto answer a voice-announced Intercom call by speaking
    d your phone — without lifting the handset.
    The Microphonepicks up your voice for
    Handsfree calls. Press MICto turn off the
    microphone.
    Press for Handsfreecalls, or use the
    handset instead. See Handsfree Optionsbelow.
    While on a handset call, press SPK once for
    Handsfree; twice for Group Listen.
    Line Appearance Keysare Intercom keys
    for placing and answering calls. If you’re busy
    on one – just use the other.
    Press a One-Touch Keyfor one-button
    contact with co-workers and outside callers,
    or when using certain features. Ask your
    communications manager.
    These are and/or keys.See Programming Function Keysfor more on
    setting up these keys.
    Enable Do Not Disturbto block your calls
    when you don’t want to be interrupted.
    Press or dial D(3) to select a call from a
    list of names. See Directory Dialingfor more.DIR
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    							Placing an Outside Call . . .
    1. (Optional) Lift handset.
    2. + Listen for dial tone + Outside
    number.
    •You can have function keys for lines or
    line groups.
    •If your system is behind a PBX, you
    may have to dial 9 before your number.
    OR
    1. (Optional) Lift handset.
    2. +  + Outside number.
    OR
    2. +  + Line group
    (1-9, 01-99 or 001-128) + Outside number.
    OR
    2. +  + Line number (e.g.,
    05 or 005 for line 5) + Outside number.
    Calling a Co-Worker . . .
    1. (Optional) Lift handset.
    •For one-touch calling, press a Call
    Coverage or Hotline function key
    instead of going on to step 2.
    2. + Co-worker’s extension number.
    •Your call will ring or voice-announce.
    If you hear ringing, wait for an answer.
    If you hear two beeps, begin speaking.
    Press  or  to change mode.
    •For your Voice Mailbox, + .
    •For Paging, press + (external)
    or  (Internal) + page zone (0-8).INPG
    EXPGICM
    VMSGMSGA
    VANNRING
    Dial using the
    Intercom:
    Dial codes for outside
    lines:
    Press a line key for
    quick access:
    Placing Calls
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    							If your call doesn’t go through . . .
    Camp On and Callback
    1. (wait without hanging up).
    •(Intercom calls) When you hear ringing,
    wait for the called party to answer.
    If you hear busy/ring instead of busy
    before camping on, you can optionally
    dial 6 to send a Voice Over.
    •For an urgent matter, you may be able
    to Barge In by pressing .
    •(Outside calls) When you hear new dial
    tone, place your call again.
    OR
    1. and hang up to leave a Callback
    for a free line or extension.
    •Wait for the system to call you back.
    2. or lift handset.
    •(Outside calls) Place your call again.
    •(Intercom calls) Speak to co-worker.
    To cancel your Callback:
    1. Press any Soft Key +  +  +
    , or 
    . .
    Message Waiting (Direct Messaging)
    1. Do not hang up +  .
    •Your co-worker’s MW flashes fast.
    Your MW is lit.
    •With Voice Mail,  to leave a mes-
    sage in your co-worker’s mailbox.
    1. + + .
    •To cancel Messages Waiting (those you
    left): Press any Soft Key +  +  +
    , or .
    •To cancel Messages Waiting left for you:
    + +  .
    CNCLMWMSGA
    REVDSENTALL
    MWCLR
    CALLMWMSGATo answer a Message
    Waiting left for you:
    VMSG
    MSGWTLeave a Message
    Waiting (flashing MW
    key) if your co-worker
    doesn’t answer:
    LINEICMALL
    CLBKCLR
    CAMP
    BARG
    CAMPWhen you hear sys-
    tem busy, use Camp
    On or Callback:
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    							•To cancel messages you left and that were left
    for you: Press any Soft Key +  + 
    + + + ,  or  .
    Answering Outside Calls . . .
    1. or lift handset.
    •Press line or loop key if not connected.
    Answering Intercom Calls . . .
    1. Speak toward your phone or lift the handset.
    •If you hear one long ring instead, press
    SPK or lift handset to answer.
    •++++
    or  makes incoming Intercom
    calls ring or voice-announce your phone.
    Picking up calls not ringing your phone . . .
    1. or lift handset.
    2. + .
    1. or lift handset.
    •You can press a Group Call Pickup or Call
    Coverage function key instead of step 2.
    2. + Co-worker’s extension.
    Have a telephone meeting (Conference) . . .
    1. Place/answer call +  .
    •To retrieve a call after pressing  ,
    but before adding a call, press  .
    2. Place/answer next call +  .
    •Repeat this step to add more parties. You
    may be able to have up to 32 callers.
    3. After adding all parties, press  to
    start the Conference.
    BEGIN
    SET
    ANHD
    CONF
    CONFUse Conference to
    have a telephone
    meeting:
    When a call is ringing
    a co-worker’s phone:
    If a call is ringing over
    the Page after hours:
    VOICRING
    INTMOREMOREPROG
    Listen for two short
    beeps:
    If you hear two rings and
    see a flashing line key:
    REVDSENTALLMWCLR
    MOREMORETo answer a Message
    Waiting left for you
    (Cont’d):
    Answering Calls
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    							Your call can wait at your phone . . .
    Hold
    1. Do not hang up +  .
    •This puts your outside call on System
    Hold. Your co-workers can take the
    call off Hold. To place the call on
    Exclusive Hold, press your Exclusive
    HOLD function key.
    •Intercom calls automatically go on
    Exclusive Hold when you press HOLD.
    1. or lift handset.
    2. Press flashing .
    OR
    2. if the call was not on a line key (or
    was an Intercom call).
    Send the call you’re on to a co-worker . . .
    Transfer
    1 Do not hang up +  .
    2. Dial your co-worker’s extension.
    •You can press a One-Touch key instead
    of dialing your co-worker.
    •To transfer the call to Voice Mail,
    press your Voice Mailkey before dial-
    ing your co-worker.
    OR
    3. (Hotline).
    Park a call in orbit
    1. Do not hang up.
    2. +  + Park Orbit.
    Park a call in orbit so a
    co-worker can pick it
    up:
    Send (Transfer) your
    call to a co-worker:
    Easily retrieve a call
    from Hold:
    Use Hold instead of
    leaving the handset
    off-hook:
    Handling Your Calls
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    							•Park Orbits are 1-64. For Personal
    Park, dial 857 instead of #6.
    3. Page your co-worker to pick up the call.
    •For Paging, press + (external)
    or  (Internal) + page zone (0-64).
    4. Hang up.
    1. (Optional) Lift handset for privacy.
    2. +  + Park Orbit.
    •For Personal Park, dial 857 (if Parked
    at your phone) or 
    ✻✻+ Extension.
    Forward (reroute) your calls to a co-worker . . .
    1. While idle, press  + +  .
    •To forward off-premise:  +
    +  +  + Line access
    code (e.g., 9) + Number + HOLD.
    To cancel: While idle,  + .
    •To program a Selectable Display
    Message: + + +
    + Message Number (e.g., 01-20)
    + Edit if needed + HOLD.
    To cancel: Press any Soft Key +  .
    2. Dial Call Forwarding condition:
    AME = Personal Answering Machine
    Emulation (then skip to step 4).
    IMM = Immediate.
    B/NA = Busy or not answered.
    N/A = Not answered.
    FLW = Follow Me.
    BOTH = Immediate with both ringing
    (not for Voice Mail).
    3. Dial destination extension, Voice Mail
    master number or press Voice Mail key.
    4. Dial Call Forwarding type:
    = All calls
    = Outside calls only
    CO
    ALL
    CNCF
    DISP
    DEVCFWDPROG
    CNCFCFW
    OFFPDEVCFWD
    PROG
    STACFWDPROGWhile at your desk or
    out of the office, for-
    ward your calls to a
    co-worker, Voice Mail
    or off-premise:
    Or pick up a call a co-
    worker parked for you:
    INPG
    EXPGICM
    Park a call in orbit so a
    co-worker can pick it
    up (Cont’d):
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    							= Intercom calls only
    •DND flashes slowly. A voice prompt may
    remind you that your calls are forwarded.
    •To cancel Call Forwarding, press any
    Soft Key + .
    •To override an extension’s Call
    Forwarding programming,  .
    Automatically redial calls . . .
    Last Number Redial
    1. (Optional) Lift handset.
    2. + .
    •The system selects an outside line.
    OR
    2. + .
    •The call uses the line you select.
    Save
    1. .
    1. + + .
    •The system selects an outside line.
    OR
    2. + (Save).
    •The call uses the line you select.
    Quickly dial co-workers and outside calls . . .
    One-Touch Calling
    1. (Optional) Lift handset +  .
    •You can have One-Touch Keys for
    Direct Station Selection, Personal Speed
    Dial (outside calls) or feature codes. See
    Programming One-Touch Keys.
    Use One-Touch Keys
    to save time calling
    co-workers:
    SAVEMOREICM
    SAVESave your call for
    quick dialing later on:
    Then redial your saved
    number:
    Quickly redial your
    last outside call:
    BYPASS
    CNCF
    INTWhile at your desk or
    out of the office, for-
    ward your calls to a
    co-worker, Voice Mail
    or off-premise
    (Cont’d):
    Placing Calls Quickly
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    							Abbreviated Dialing (Speed Dial)
    1. In an idle station, press ++
    +or .
    2. Dial Abbreviated Dialing bin number.
    •Ask your communications manager for
    your bin numbers.
    •will erase a previously stored
    number or name.
    3. Dial phone number to store +  .
    • The number can be up to 24 digits, using
    0-9, # and 
    ✻ . Press MIC to enter a pause.
    4. Enter the name for stored number +  .
    • See Entering Names below.
    5. to return to an idle state.
    1. (Optional) Lift handset.
    2. +  + Bin (for common).
    OR
    2. +  + Bin (for group).
    • You may also have function keys for
    Abbreviated Dialing.
    To dial your stored
    Abbreviated Dialing
    number:
    CLEAR
    CLEAR
    GRPSYSABB
    MOREPROGStore Common or
    Group Abbreviated
    Dialing numbers:
    10 = Punctuation7 = Hyphen
    8 = Space
    9 = Symbols1 = A - D
    2 = E - H
    3 = I - L4 = M - P
    5 = Q - T
    6 = U - Z
    Entering Names
    When entering names, use One-Touch Keys to enter letters. For example, press One-Touch
    Key 1 once for A, twice for B, three times for C, and four times for D.
    •Use the dial pad digits to enter 1-9, # and ✻.
    •CONF deletes entries.
    •CHECK saves the One-Touch entry after you select it. (You don’t have to press CHECK
    after dial pad entries.)
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