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    							~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~‘~~- until the desired memory code number (01 through 20) 
    appears 
    .- .............. .................._ CDE= exchange code with 3 digits 
    Nothing is stored 
    . . . . . ..-default (all 20 memory codes) 
    m............................................. AB=(Olm : memory number 01 
    12(kl: memory number 20 ’ 
    Description 
    The exchange code and area code usually differ 
    for local and long distance calls, but in some 
    when Area Type B or Type C is selected with the 
    “Area Type Selection” (on page 3-18) programming. 
    When you select these Area Types, you should 
    register these exchange code as a local number. 
    So these registered exchange codes will allow you to 
    make a local call. It is therefore necessary to register 
    these Exchange Codes to enable dialing of these 
    numbers. 
    Local call Exchange Codes when Type B is selected 
    Exchange code 
    hod-oooo 
    t : 
    “O”or”1” 
    Local call (charge) Exchange Codes when Type C is 
    selected 
    Exchangecode I ’ I 
    “O”or”1 ” 
    Programming 
    1. Dial (13). 
    “Ext. Local Code”will be displayed. 
    2. Press the NEXT button. 
    “Local NO ? + “will be displayed. 
    3. Dial the memory code number (01 through 
    20) or press the NEXT button. 
    Example: 
    When dialing (01) or pressing the NEXT 
    button. 
    l The LCD will show “Local 01: ... ” when 
    nothing is stored in memory code number 
    “01 “. 
    When area code 212 has beenstored, 
    “Local 01 : 212” will be displayed. 
    4. Dial the local code, using 3 digits. 
    l To erase a wrong entry, press the CLEAR 
    button. 
    5. Press the MEMORY button. 
    l The memory indicator will. be lit. 
    6. 
    l To advance to the next memory code 
    number, press the NEXT button. 
    l To return to the previous memory code 
    number, press the PREV button. 
    l To go to the desired memory code 
    number, press the SELECT button and 
    then dial the memory code number. 
    7. Repeat steps 4 to 6. 
    _. 
    8. To return to the initial program mode, press 
    the END button. 
    A maximum 20 Exchange Codes can be registered. 
    Programming Table. 
    See page 7-5. 
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    							,...........,.................. 
    until the desired memory number (01 through 20) appears 
    i . . ...’ . . . . . . . . . . ............... CI)E = areacode with 3 digits 
    Nothing is stored ,.....,defauIt (all 20 memory numbers) 
    . 
    . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
    AB= [~~~~ : memory number 01 for storage of an area code 
    /a’k[ : memory numb& 20 
    for storage of an area code 
    I 
    Description 
    For Service Class 3 (see “Toll Restriction” on 
    page 3-17) up to 20 area codes can be selected 
    for use in toll dialing. 
    All area codes except those entered will be 
    denied. 
    All the extensions that are programmed for 
    Service Class Selections 3 are assigned to the 
    same area code selection plan. 
    Programming 
    1. 
    2. 
    3. Dial (14). 
    “Cls-3 Area Code” will be displayed. 
    Press the NEXT button. 
    “Area NO ? --)‘I will be displayed. 
    Dial the memory number (01 through 20) 
    or press the NEXT button. 
    Example: 
    When dialing (01) or pressing the NEXT 
    button. 
    l The LCD will show“Area-01 : .--” when 
    nothing is stored in memory number 
    “01 “. 
    When area code 212 has been stored, 
    “Area - 01 : 212” will be displayed. 4. Dial the area code, using 3 digits. 
    l To erase a wrong entry, press the CLEAR 
    button. 
    5. Press the MEMORY button. 
    l The memory indicator will be lit. 
    6. 
    l To advance to the next memory number, 
    press the NEXT button. 
    l To return to the previous memory number, 
    press the PREV button. 
    l To go to the desired memory number, 
    press the SELECT button and then dial the 
    memory number. 
    7. Repeat steps 4 to 6. 
    8. To return to the initial program mode, press 
    the END button. 
    Programming Table. 
    See 
    page 7-5. 
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    							~.~......~~.~........“‘..‘.‘.’ until the desired memory number (01 through 20) appears 
    : ........................ CDE = exchange co& with 3 digits 
    Nothing is stored 
    ......... default (all 20 memory numbers) 
    . AB=pi/il: memory number 01 for storage of.exchange code 
    : memory number 20 
    for storage of exchange code 
    Description 
    For Service Class 5 (See “Toll Restriction” on 
    page 3-17), up to 20 exchange codes can be 
    selected for use in local dialing (charged). 
    All exchange codes except those entered will 
    be denied. 
    All extensions programmed for Service Class 
    Selections 5 are assigned to the same exchange 
    code selection plan. 
    Programming 
    1. Dial (15). 
    “Cls-5 Local Code” will be displayed. 
    2. Press the NEXT button. 
    “Local NO ? -+ ” will be displayed. 
    3. Dial the memory number (01 through 20) 
    or press the NEXT button. 
    Example: 
    When dialing (01) or pressing the NEXT 
    button. 
    l The LCD will show “Local 01 : --.” when 
    nothing is stored in memory number 
    “01 “. 
    When exchange code 392 has been 
    stored, “Local 01 : 392” will be 
    displayed. 4. Dial the exchange code, using 3 digits. 
    l To erase a wrong entry, press the CLEAR 
    button. 
    5. Press the MEMORY button. 
    l The memory indicator will be lit. 
    6. 
    l To advance to the next memory number, 
    press the NEXT button. 
    l To return to the previous memory number, 
    press the PREV button. 
    l To go to the desired memory number, 
    press the SELECT button and then dial the 
    memory number. 
    7. Repeat steps 4 to 6. 
    8. To return to the initial program mode, press 
    the END button. 
    Programming Table. 
    See page 7-6. 
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    							~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~“~‘~~~~~~~ until the desired memory number (01 through 20) appears 
    I 
    I :........................... 
    I 
    CDE = exchange code with 3 digits 
    Nothing is stored,..... 
    default (all 20 memory numbers) 
    I I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
    I 
    AB=mrl: memory number 01 for storage of exchange code 
    I ml 2 0 : memory number 20 for storage of exchange code 
    I 
    Description 
    For Service Class 7 (See “Toll Restriction” on 
    page 3-17), up to 20 exchange codes can be 
    selected for use in local dialing. 
    Exchange codes programmed will be denied. 
    All the extensions that are programmed for 
    Service Class Selections 7 are assigned to the 
    same exchange code selection plan. 
    Programming 
    1. 
    2. 
    3. 4. 
    5. 
    6. 
    Dial (16). 
    “Cls-7 Local Code” will be displayed. 
    Press the NEXT button. 
    “Local NO ? +” will be displayed. 
    Dial the memory number (01 through 20) 
    or press the NEXT button. 
    Example: 
    7. 
    8. 
    When dialing (01) or pressing the NEXT 
    button. 
    l The LCD will show “Local 01 : . ..“when 
    nothing is stored in memory number 
    “01 “. 
    When exchange code 392 has been 
    stored, “Local 01 : 392” will be 
    displayed. Dial the exchange code, using 3 digits. 
    l To erase a wrong entry, press the CLEAR 
    button. 
    Press the MEMORY button. 
    l The memory indicator will be lit. 
    l To advance to the next memory number, 
    press the NEXT button. 
    l To return to the previous memory number, 
    press the PREV button. 
    l To go to the desired memory number, 
    press the SELECT button and then dial the 
    memory number. 
    Repeat steps 4 to 6. 
    To return to the initial program mode, press 
    the END button. 
    Programming Table. 
    See page 7-6. 
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    							A= 111: to sound after 1 minute 
    0 2 :after 2 minutes 
    cl 3 :after 3 minutes . . . . . . . . . default 
    cl 4 :after 4 minutes 
    cl 5 :after 5 minutes 
    cl 6 :after 6 minutes 
    cl 7 : after 7 minutes 
    cl 6 :after 8 minutes: 
    q 9 : after 9 minutes 
    Description 
    An alarm tone will be heard at the holding extension 
    to remind that you still has a call on hold. 
    The reminder will sound after 3 minutes but can 
    be changed. 
    There are 9 choices ranging from 1 minute to 9. 
    An alarm tone is heard from the built-in speaker 
    of the proprietary telephone and the handset 
    receiver of the standard telephone. 
    See “List of Tones” on page 6-7. 4. Press the MEMORY button. 
    The LCD will stop blinking. 
    5. To return to the initial program mode, press 
    the END button. 
    Conditions 
    The hold time reminder is activated, even if the 
    hold recall time set is programmed to “Disable”. 
    Example: 
    4 minutes= lfim1411MEMORYl 
    Programming 
    1. Dial (17). 
    “Auto Hold Alarm” will be displayed. 
    2. Press the NEXT button. 
    “Time: 3 min” will be displayed and “3” will 
    blink. 
    Programming Table 
    See page 7-6. 
    3. Dial the time number (1 through 9). 
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    							_.....,........................................ 
    until the desired time appears 
    : 30sec--default 
    1 min. 
    1.5min.’ 
    : 
    2min. 
    Disable 
    Description 
    When the handset of the holding extension is 
    replaced on call, you may have the automatic 
    hold recall after the desired time elapses. 
    The hold recall can be removed or added. Example: 
    1.5 minutes= [18Im ~ ml 
    @GGzlFq 
    Programming Table 
    See page 7-6. 
    Programming 
    1. Dial (18). 
    “Hold Recall Time” will be displayed. 
    2. Press the NEXT button. 
    “Time: 30 set” will be displayed and “30 set” 
    will blink. 
    3. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the 
    desired time (30 set, 1 min, 1.5 min, 2 min, 
    Disable) is displayed. 
    4. Press the MEMORY button. 
    The LCD will stop blinking. 
    5. To return to the initial program mode, press 
    the END button. 
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    							until the desired mode appears 
    .................. 
    Description Programming ’ 
    If a call is transferred to an extension, and the 
    other extension does not answer the transferred 
    call within 30 seconds, the call will return to you. 
    The time may be changed to 2 minutes. 
    Refer to “Call Transfer-To Extension” on page 4- 18. 
    1. 
    2. 
    3. 
    4. 
    5. Dial (19). 
    “Transfer Recall” will be displayed. 
    Press NEXT button. 
    “Time: 30 set” will be displayed and the “30” 
    will blink. 
    Press the SELECT button to alternate between 
    “2 min” and “30 set” to select the desired 
    mode. 
    Press the MEMORY button. 
    The LCD will stop blinking. 
    To return to the initial program mode, press 
    the END button. 
    Programming Table 
    See page 7-6. 
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    							until the desired time appears 
    1 ring delay 
    2rings delay 
    3rings delay ._ default 
    4rings delay 
    -. ‘_ _ - 
    Description 
    Enables programming the call forwarding 
    delayed start time (after 1, 2, 3, or 4 rings) in 
    case of no receiving the call when the “Call 
    Forwarding-Busy or No Answer” (on page 4-27) 
    feature is set. 
    Programming 
    1. Dial (20). 
    “Call FWD Delay” will be displayed. 
    2. Press the NEXT button. 
    “3 rings delay” will be displayed and will 
    blink. 
    3. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the 
    desired time is displayed. 
    4. Press the MEMORY button. 
    The LCD will stop blinking. 
    5. To return to the initial program mode, press 
    the END button. 
    Programming Table 
    See page 7-7. 
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    							until the desired time appears 
    lsec : dials after I second 
    2sec : dials after 2 seconds 
    3sec : dials after 3 seconds . . . . . . ..-. default 
    4sec : dials after 4 seconds 
    Description 
    Enables programming of the pickup dial (on 
    page 5-18) start time (the delay between 
    picking up the handset and automatic dialing). 
    The default is 3 sec.,Which can be changed to 1, 
    2, or 4 sec. 
    Programming Table 
    See page 7-7. 
    Programming 
    1. Dial (21). 
    “Pickup Dial Time” will be displayed. 
    2. Press the NEXT button. 
    “PUD Time : 3sec” will be displayed and “3” 
    will blink. 
    3. Repeat Pressing the SELECT button until the 
    desired time ( lsec, 2sec, 3sec, 4sec ) is 
    displayed: 
    4. Press the MEMORY button. 
    The LCD will stop blinking. 
    5. To return to the initial program mode, press 
    the END button.. 
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    							_............................................_ AB= a_ 
    : to limit the time to 1 minute 
    ! 
    OD 1 0 : 
    to limit the time to 10 minutes . . . . . . default 
    Description 
    Enable limiting of the time any outside line can be 
    used when “Call Transfer-To Outside Line” (on 
    page 4-19) or “Call Forwarding-To Outside Line” 
    (on page 4-29) is used to forward a outside call 
    to an outside line or when you call to any outside 
    line using DISA. 
    Conditions 
    l To erase a wrong entry, press the CLEAR 
    button. 
    Programming Table 
    See page 7-7. 
    The default time is 10 min., but this can be 
    changed from 1 minute through 32 minutes. 
    Programming 
    1. Dial (22). 
    “CO-CO Dur. Limit” will be displayed. 
    2. Press the NEXT button. 
    “Time : 10 min” will be displayed and “10” 
    will blink. 
    3. Enter the duration limit with 1 or 2 digits 
    (1 through 32). z 
    4. Press the MEMORY button. 
    The LCD will stop blinking. 
    5. To return to the initial program mode, press 
    the END button. 
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