Toshiba Strata Dk14, Dk40i, Dk424 General Description Manual

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LCD - Station Identification
When the handset is on-hook, the LCD displays the station’s primary directory number as well as 
the time and date. If a title is programmed for the station, the station user can toggle between the 
title and the station number by using an access code.
Benefits
The station number is always visible. Guests or employees working in areas other than their usual 
workstation can conveniently reference their extension...

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LCD - Timed Reminders
LCD telephone users can define up to five separate messages and have each message appear on 
their LCD at a specific time. When the message appears, the station user hears a muted ring for 30 
seconds, or until the handset is lifted or the Mode button is pressed.
The user can program a message to appear just once, or to appear at the same time each day. The 
number of stations that can have these features are:
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LCD - User Name/Number Display
Station users with LCD telephones can program a title (name, location, etc.) of up to 16 characters 
in station memory. When the station is idle, the name displays on the top line of the station’s LCD. 
The station user has the option of using a simple access code to “toggle” between the title display 
and the usual station number display.
When the station calls another LCD station, whichever display is on the...

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Message Waiting
If you call a station and the user does not answer, you can leave a message waiting indication by 
pressing the Msg button. The Msg LED at the called station flashes for message notification. If an 
LCD phone is used, message information is also displayed. Voice mail devices can also leave 
message waiting indications. The called station user can call you back by pressing the Msg button 
with the flashing LED.
The Message...

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Microphone Control Buttons
Digital telephones can be programmed with a Microphn Cut-off button, which turns the 
microphone inside the telephone on and off while idle.
If a Microphn Cut-off button is assigned on a station, the station user can enable or disable the 
Handsfree Answerback microphone for that station when the station is in the idle state. This is 
used for station security and ensures that a private office conversation is not...

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Modular Handset and Line Cords
All Toshiba digital key telephones have modular handsets and can connect to the system by 
standard one or two-pair modular line cords. Handsets and/or cords can be interchanged by the end 
user as desired. Line cords come in three different lengths; handset cords are available in 6 or 13 
feet lengths.
Benefits
Gives the customer the flexibility to use long coil or line cords, as required. Modular cords also...

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Modular Headset Interface
Every 10-button and 20-button telephone can be upgraded to provide a modular headset jack and a 
loud ringing bell interface. An upgrade assembly (HHEU2) is installed inside the phone. 
Most standard carbon-type headsets plug into the HHEU2 jack and are compatible with the 
electronic telephone. Both options may be installed simultaneously. If a 2000-series digital 
telephone is upgraded with a data interface unit,...

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Off-hook Call Announce (OCA)
A station user can send an announcement to a busy digital/electronic telephone. The internal call 
must be directed to a PDN or PhDN, if it is the PhDN owner. Only the PhDN owner can receive 
OCA. OCA does not occur when calling SDNs.
OCA uses two different methods of operation—handset/headset or speaker mode. It can be set 
individually for each telephone that receives OCA.
Any telephone can originate OCA using...

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If the called station is using the speakerphone or the Handsfree Answerback feature, the caller gets 
a busy signal. If the called station is in Do Not Disturb mode, OCA is blocked.
This method of operation is available on all Strata DK systems, but requires a DVSU in the digital 
telephone set receiving OCA.
NoteThe PC Data Interface (RPCI-DI) cannot be used if speaker mode OCA is installed, or 
vice versa. The Cordless DKT-2004-CT...

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On-hook Dialing
A station user can dial any call without lifting the handset and hear the progress of the call 
(outpulsing, ringing, busy signal, and intercept announcements) through the speaker. The user 
must lift the handset in order to converse with the called party unless the telephone is a full 
speakerphone. On-hook Dialing is available on all digital telephones.
Benefits
Provides convenience and comfort to the station user. Often a...