Starplus Triad-S 1/2/3 Station User Guide
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vi Ma rch 2001 Digital Key Telephone Buttons Number Feature D escription 1Display (Executive Mode ls onl y)Displa ys inf orma tion about tele phone status , d ialing dire ctories , a nd text me ss age i nform ation. 2 h t p Used to select mode of operation: Ha ndsfree , Tone , or Privac y. 3ms g Ke y Used for A uto-Ca llBack to a phone that has lef t a tex t me ss age or to acce ss voice me ss ag e s. 4conf Key Us ed to e sta blish confere nce cal ls. 5forward Key Used to forwa rd your calls to a nother stati on or voice ma il. 6speed K ey Us ed t o ac c e ss spe ed d i a l i n g , s ave n u mbe r re dia l, and la st numbe r re dial . B uton i s als o use d to a ccess flex ible button progra mm ing. 7trans Ke y Used to transfer an outside cal l from one stati on to anothe r. 8mu t e Key Used to a ctivate /dea ctivate MUTE function. When acti vated, the p arty on the other end ca nnot he ar you. 9 ca mp- on K ey Us ed to ale rt a busy s tation that an outs ide line is on hold and wa iting f or the m. 10on/off Ke y Used to m ake a call without lifting the handset. 11flash Key Used to end an outside call a nd to restore dial tone without hanging up re ceive r. 12volume Key Used to a djust level of tones, b ackground music, ringi ng, receiver volume, a nd displ ay contras t. 13hold Ke y Us ed to hold ca lls, to retrie ve he ld calls . 14 Mi crop hone Used to ta lk with other party without using the handset. 15 S pea ker Outputs tone s and voice at your exte nsi on. 16 Fle xible Button Key sUs ed to a cce s s outsi de line s or acce ss call- handling fea ture s.
Account Codes 1 ABOUT THIS USER GUIDE … FLEXI BLE BUTTO NS -- M os t of the f eature s described in this user guide ma y be s et up on a flexible button for one-butt on access . (Refe r to “Flexible Button Programming” on page 34.) For certain fea tures t o operate properly, a flexible butt on MU ST be pre-pro gr ammed. A “F l e x B tn” symbol has been used to indicat e thos e fea tures. FLEXI BLE NUMB ERING -- T his feat ure a llows the s yste m numbering plan to be modified, as we ll as the len gth of t he feat ure acces s codes (2-4 dig it s). This user g uide des cribes t he following fe atures using the sys tem default codes (3-digits ). Con sult wit h your sys tem adm inistra tor if you have quest ions regarding the n umbering pla n for your s ystem . Ac co unt Co de s Using Account Codes When connected to a n outside line call: 1. Pr es s t he pre-programmed A CCO UNT COD E f le xib le but ton. 2. Dial the account code up to 12 digits (the other pa rty will not hea r the digits be ing dialed). †If account code i s l es s t han 1 2 d igi t s, a n as te ri sk [6] must be entered to return to the call. †If account codes a re forced, the a ccount cod e m ust be ent er e d pr io r t o d ial i ng t he outs id e nu mber. ❑ Flex Btn ❑ Flex Btn
2 Ans we rin g Ma chine Emulat ion Verified Account Codes To enter a n account code prior to a CO ca ll: 1. Pr es s t he pre-programmed A CCO UNT COD E f le xib le but ton bef ore acce ssi ng a CO l ine . †Dial the acco unt code, up to 12 digits. If the account code matches a v erif ied account code, a n intercom dial tone will be returned. Otherwise, an error tone will be received. †If account code i s l es s t han 1 2 d igi t s, a n as te ri sk [6] must b e e nt er ed bef ore t he C O l i ne ca n be a c ce ss ed. 2. Acce ss the out si de CO li ne or di al th e LC R code and dia l the desired number. Answering Machine Emulation Whe n a call i s sen t to your voi ce m ail box, you ca n pr e ss a pre- programmed flexible button to listen to the caller leaving the voi c e m ail me ss age . I f y ou de c ide t o s pea k wi th th e c a ll er , y ou can p re ss th e pre-programmed bu tt o n to be c o nnec t ed t o t he cal ler. Not ific ati on Method s There a re two method s of notification , a Ring Mode or a Speaker Mode. These methods are controlled by the type of flexible button assigned on the telephone. The pre-programmed button type (654+0=Ring Mode, 654+1=S pkr Mode ) de fi nes the o per ation mode . An i ncomi ng CO cal l r in gs at a st at ion a nd for war ds (exce pt busy ty pe) to t he st at ion’ s VM mai lbox . ❑ Flex Btn ❑ Flex Btn
Ans wering Machin e Emulation 3 Ri ng Mod e The pre-programmed f le xib le but t on fl ashe s at 4 80 i pm r e d while the caller is in your mailbox. You can press the flashing button and the a udio is broadca st over the s pea ker of the key set . The MUTE ke y i s als o e nabl ed and th e L ED li ght s s oli d re d. Whe n t he ca ll i s r i ngin g t he st at ion in the r ing mode , t he di spl ay s hows: Sp eak er Mo de The VM message is broadcast over the speaker. The MUTE key is enabled and the LED lights solid red. When the station is moni tor in g t he c all er i n VM , t he d is pla y s hows. To leave caller in VM a nd turn off speaker: 1. Press the ON/OFF button. 2. Then perform one of the f ollowing options : †Continue to listen to the message being left without ta ki ng ac ti o n at t he ke yse t. A fte r le avi ng t he VM mes sag e, t he pre-programmed button returns to solid re d a nd the ke yset r etur ns to idl e. -or - †Press the MUTE key to talk to the party leaving the message. The station is still in the CONF mode at this point and the caller can hear the VM and you. -or - †Press the flexible button to pick up the call. When the call is picked up, the voice mail system disconnects fro m t he call . VM S CR EEN IN G R IN G MMM DD YY HH:MM a m VM S CR EEN IN G MMM DD YY HH:MM a m
4 At tendan t Feat ures Att endant Feat ures If your st at i on i s de si gnat e d as t he at te ndant s ta ti on, the fol lowi ng f eat ur es ar e avai l abl e to ass ist y ou i n e ffi ci e ntl y operating your telephone. 911 Feature (Attendant Alert) When enabled, and a flexible button has been programmed (programming code = 608), the 911 Alert feature affects a flashing f le xib le button and aud ible tone to notify the Attendant of a 911 call in progress. Whe n a 91 1 cal l is be ing made fr om a us er st at i on, t he 91 1 ALERT flexible button rapidly flashes on the Attendant station, and an a udi ble t one emi t s f rom the A t te ndant’s sp eak er . T he di spl ay s hows: To turn off the alert: Press the 911 ALERT flexible button. †The display and alert continues until this occurs, then the di spl ay r et ur ns t o n orma l, and the a udib le al ar m ce ase s. †The LED continues to flash until all 911 calls are viewed. If there is more than one 911 call logged, press the 911 ALERT button to advance to view each call in the log. †Once all calls have been reviewed, the 911 ALERT flexible button will light solid red. All 911 calls are logged on the At t enda nt st at io n u nti l th ey are de le t ed. E 91 1 CA LL STA XXXX M MM DD YY HH:M M am ❑ Flex Btn
Att endan t Features 5 To delete logged 911 aler t m essages: 1. Pr es s t he 9 1 1 A LE R T fl ex ibl e b utt on t o di spl ay t he 9 1 1 c a ll you wa nt to del et e. 2. Press the FLASH bu tton to delete that message. Attendant Override When Attendant Override is allowed, Attendant(s) stations may ove rr id e or ca ll st at io ns t hat a re e it her bu sy or i n D o Not Di st urb . †If t he At te ndan t ca ll s a st at i on t hat i s bu sy on a C O ca ll and wishes to alert them of a waiting call: Pr es s t he AT TN OVE R R ID E b u tt o n [6 0 1]. Th re e s ho r t to ne bur st s a re pr es ent ed to the cal l ed par t y. (Af te r five (5) se conds, the station CO line a utom atically is placed on hold and the Attendant is cut-thru.) †If t he At te ndan t ca ll s a st at i on t hat i s i n D o Not D ist ur b mode and wishes to alert them of a call: Pr es s t h e pre-programmed AT TN O VER R ID E fle xib le but ton. The st at ion wil l be s ig nale d wi t h a C amp- On t one. Attendant Unavailable (Alternate Position) When the Attendant station is in the unavailable mode, the next A t te ndan t st ati on re cei ves r ecal l s an d di al “0” calls . The following process is based on the three programmed Attendant stations. Diali ng 911 from any sta tion o verrid es previ ously e nab led fe atur es su ch as: Do Not Disturb. ❑ Flex Btn
6 At tendan t Feat ures †Af te r the first pr ogr amme d A t te ndant p re sse s t he UNAVAILABLE flexible butto n, or dials the Attendant Unavailable code [607]: -The LED on the pre-programmed flexible button lights sol id. - Recal l s a nd di al “0” calls that were ringing at the first Attenda nt station now ring at the se c on d At te nda nt. -If the se c on d At te ndan t pla ce s the ir p ho ne in unavai l abl e mod e, t he third At te nda nt r ec e ive s r ec a ll and dia l “0” ca lls. †Whe n t he fi r st At te nda nt pre ss es the UN AVA ILA B LE fl exi ble b utt on a gai n or di al s t he At t enda nt Unava il abl e code [60 7 ] ag ain : -The LED on the pre-programmed fle xib le but t on ext i ngui shes . -The first Attendant resumes normal operation. -The second Attendant will not receive recalls or dial “0” ca lls. Disable Outgoing CO Access The at te ndan t st at i o n c an di sab le CO l i nes , to p re ven t o u t go i ng CO cal ls . 1. Lift the ha ndse t or pre ss the ON/OFF button. 2. Di al [6 02 ]. A c o nfir mat i o n t o ne so u nds . 3. De pre ss the line button(s ) of the CO Line (s) to b e disabled. A confirmation tone sou nds; th e CO L INE but ton( s) LE D fla she s. 4. R epe at t he st eps for di sa bl ing to re -ac t i vate t he CO Line(s ).
Att endan t Features 7 CO Lines Off-Net Fw d - Incoming (via Speed Dial) CO Li nes O ff-N et For war d fea tur e le ts t he fir st At te ndan t station forward incoming CO calls to an off-net location. In a s peed dia l bin, store the numb er of the off -net location where calls are to forward. (Follow instructions for storing st at ion or sys te m s pee d di al num ber s. ) 1. Di al [6 03 ], -or - Pr es s t h e pre-programmed CO O FF- NET F ORWA RD but ton. 2. Pr es s t he CO L IN E but t on for an i ndi vi dual CO Lin e for O ff- Net For wa rd, -or - Dial CO line group a ccess code of group bein g forwarded. CO Lin e G roup Acce ss Code s: †[801, 802, 803 . . . 823] = CO Line Group 1- 23 †[824] = All CO Line Groups 3. Dial th e s pe ed bin numbe r th at conta ins the numbe r wher e c al ls ar e to f or ward. A c onfi rm ati on tone soun ds. Cancel ing Off-N et Forwarding 1. Di al [6 03 ], -or - Pr es s pre-programmed CO OF F-N ET FO RWA RD but ton. 2. Dial th e CO g roup acces s code, -or - Press the CO LINE button. 3. Dial [#] . A confirmation tone s ounds. When CO lines are off-net forwarded, these lines display unique flash rates at the Attendant station.
8 At tendan t Feat ures Day/Night/Special Mode An y de si gnat ed at te nda nt may pla ce t he sy st em int o ni ght se rvi c e. T he N IGH T S ER VI CE (DN D b y de faul t ) but t on c yc l es thr o u gh the c ho i c es as fo l lo ws : d ay, nig ht, and th en s pe ci al mode . †Pr es s t h e pre-programmed NI GHT S ERVI CE (DN D by default) button once to activate Night mode (LED solid). †Press the button again to activate the Special mode (LED flashes at 240 ipm). Setting System Time and Date The fi r st at te ndan t st ati o n may s et s yst em ti me and dat e . 1. Di al [6 92 ]. 2. Enter time and date in the following fo rmat: YYMMDDHHMM When the correct number of digits are entered, a confirma tion tone sounds . Directory By Lis t Progra mming Di re ct o ry L is t To access the Directory List for station or speed dial numbers, dial the D irectory List program cod e [ 693] . T he HOLD button il lu mina te s. Y Y =year (00- 99) HH =ho ur (0 0-23) MM =mon th (01-12) MM =min ut e (00-59) DD =day (01-31) ❑ Flex Btn
Att endan t Features 9 The first entry (000) in the D irectory List is s hown on the di spl ay. AAA = Directory Lis t entry number ( 00 0-19 9) XXX = numbers for Station Intercom , Sys tem S pee d dial bin, or Entry in Local Number/Name Translation Table nnn = Programm ed Nam e (blank if none) To select a different entry in the Directory List: 1. Enter the three-digit entry number (000-199), or dial [ 6] to scroll up (next entry) through the list, or dial [#] to scroll down (previous entry) through the list. 2. Press the TRANS button to select the entry. To enter the intercom numb er to associate to th e name: 1. Press the TRANS button. 2. Enter the three-digit station intercom nu mber. 3. Pr es s t he S PE ED b u tt o n to s ave e ntr y. A c o nfir mat i o n to ne sounds , di sp lay upda te s. 4. Pr es s H OLD, u se [ 6] or [#] to s croll to nex t e ntry. To clear an entry: 1. Dial th e D irectory L is t p rogram code [693]. 2. Select the desired entry using the preceding procedure. 3. Pr es s t he FL AS H bu tt o n. 4. Press the SPEED button. A confirmation tone sounds and the entry is erased. To ente r or change the curre nt name s hown on the dis play: 1. Press the MUTE button. 2. Enter the name (up to 24 characters may be entered) by using the keys. The display u pdates as the name is ent er ed (r efe r to Figure 1: Dial-By-Name Key Pad Map , a nd Ta b le 2 : Ad d it io n al D i al -B y -N a m e C h ar ac t er s ). DIR LST AAA BIN/ICM: XXX nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn