Toshiba Strata Vi Telephone User Guide

							You may listen to background music via the station’s
speaker if music-on-hold is available on your system
by depressing the -1 key. Control the volume
level with the control on the right side of your
,telephone.
TO AUTOMATICALLY DIAL A FREQUENTLY
CALLED NUMBER
3 Lift the handset.
0 Depress an available m line key.
@ Listen for dial tone.
@ Dial the q key.
@ Dial the two-digit number that corresponds
to the desired telephone number.
@ STRATA VI will automatically dial the number
for you.
@ Hang up when the call is completed. I
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TO AUTOMATICALLY REDIAL THE LAST
NUMBER CALLED
e Depress an available m line key.
e Listen for a dial tone.
@ Depress the q key.
Q STRATA VI will automatically redial the last
telephone number you dialed.
a Hang up when the call is completed.
TO CHAIN DIAL AUTOMATICALLY
:IAutomaticab) dials two or more sets of numbers
during one call.
3 Lift the handset.
3 Depress an available m line key.
0 Listen for a dial tone.
0 Depress the q key.
z Dial the two-digit number that corresponds
to the first telephone number to be dialed.
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							AUTOMATIC DIALING (continuedl
e Depress the q key.
s Dial the two-digit number that corresponds to the
second telephone number to be dialed.
Q Repeat the above steps for each subsequent
number to be dialed.
8 STRATA VI will automatically dial the number
for you.
e Hang up when the call is completed. the first sets of numbers 
dial’ed during the
multz$le dial will be repeated by the automatic redial.
TO OUTPUT b!il AND q TONES
When the special’ q or q tones must be output
for computer input service or other use), they may be
dialed by disabling the Automatic Dialing feature.To
permit 
manual dialing of the special q and q tones.
8 Press an available m line key. Dial any
numbers desired utilizing the Automatic Dialing
feature in the usual manner.
e To disable the Automatic Dialing feature and per-
mit the special q and q tones to be manually
output, first press the q key and then the q key.Manual’ dialing 
wi2 be unrest&ted and the special
tones of q and H, as we/l’ as digits “O-9 ”will be output as dialed.The Automatic Dialing feature
wil/ be restored when the telephone is hung up,
or placed on 
ho/d.TELEPHONE NUMBER
STORAGE
TO STORE A TELEPHONE NUMBER IN SYSTEM
MEMORY (Standard Feature)
Telephone numbers can be stored in the system memory
by station 10 
on[y.
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							TOSHIBA:TELEPHONE NUMBER 
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STORAGE
Q Remove the handset from its hook (do not ac-
tivate a 
[col or llNTl line)
c Dial the q and q keys, respectively.
0 Dial a Z-digit address code. Codes run
consecutively from GO through 83 
(GOthrough 
99 if optional card is installed).
0 Dial the telephone number to be stored.
after the trunk access code to allow for dial tone delay.
Press the 
-1 key after entering the PBX access code.
@ Dial the fl key to record the number in memory.
@ Repeat the above steps with every number (up to
the standard 
24) to be stored.
0 Return the handset to on-hook.
@ Write down the address codes and telephone
numbers for future reference.
Repeat this procedure to replace the stored telephone
numbers with new telephone numbers.
TO STORE A TELEPHONE NUMBER IN STATION
MEMORY (Optional Feature)Telephone numbers can 
6e stored by each station.
0 Lift the handset (do not activate a B or @Iline).
@ Dial the q and q keys, respectively.
@ Dial a Z-digit address code (codes run con-
secutively from 10 through 
49).
@ Dial the telephone number to be stored.
BEHIND PBX: It is necessary to insert a pause
after the trunk access code to 
a/low for dial
tine delay. Press the -1 key after
entering the PBX access code.
a Dial the H key to record the number in memory.
’ Repeat the above steps with every number to be
stored 
(up to 40).
f, Return the handset to on-hook.
0 Write down the address codes and telephone.
numbers for future reference.
Repeat this procedure to replace the stored telephone
numbers with new ones. 
						

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PAGING
TO PAGEQ Lift the handset
0 Depress an available m key and dial
one of the following:
w EKT speakers only.
q External speakers only.
q Both 
EKT and external speakers.
0 Make your announcement in a normal
voice level and repeat it.
0 Hang ~:p when you have completed your
announcement.
OVERRIDETO MARE A BUSY OVERRIDE CALL
@ After reaching a busy station, you may signal that
station that a call is waiting by dialing 
12).
@ A tone signal will be heard at the busy station.
TO MARE A DND OVERRIDE CALL
Programmable Option
9 After reaching a DND station fast busy signal, you
may signal that station that a call is waiting by
dialing q .
@ A tone signal will be heard at the DND station.
DO NOT DISTURB
PROGRAMMABLE OPTIONTO ENGAGE THE DO NOT DISTURB MODE
O Depress the (DNDI key.
@ DND LED will light steady.
TO RELEASE THE DO NOT DISTURB MODE
’ Depress the mkey.
0 DND LED will be off. 
						

							TONE SIGNALLINGPROGRAMMABLE OPTION
TONE SIGNALLING
c You will hear a ringing tone as the
primary method of intercom call signalling .
c Handsfree answerback is inoperative.
2 Voice call can be accomplished by dialing q
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BUSY LAMP FIELD (BLF)
OPTIONAL TELEPHONE
‘C Automatically indicates which stations are in use.
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EXECUTIVE TELEPHONE (continued)KEY FUNCTIONSThe optional executive telephone 
@O-key EKT)provides, via ten additional feature keys; seven 
one-button automatic-dialing (AD 
I-7) telephone numbers,
automatic-redial, pause and automatic-dialing access.
The optional 
EKT has 24 line and feature keys and a
push-button dial pad. The following is a general
description of each additional key.
AUTOMATIC-DIALING 
KEYS j-i6?lOne-key automatic-dialing for seven different
telephone numbers after accessing a CO line.
REDIAL 
KEY mWill automatically redial the last telephone number
dialed after accessing a CO line. (Serves the same
function as the 
H key on the standard EKT.)REPERTORY 
KEY mProvides access to automatic-dialing address codes.
(Serves the same function as the q key on thestandard 
EXT. )PAUSE 
KEY (pAuI
Applies a pause after the CO line access code inautomatic-dialing telephone numbers behind a 
PBX.The 
@Kj key will not perform this function on this
unit. It is used to store a timed flash.
The remaining function keys retain the same functions as
their counterparts on the standard EKT.
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							TOSHIBAEXECUTIVE TELEPHONE (continued)
AUTOMXTIC DIALING
TO AUTOMATICALLY DIAL A FREQUENTLY CALLED
NUMBER
Telephone numbers can be accessed by each of the AD 1
through 7 keys or one of the 2-d&t access codes in the usualSTRATA VI manner.
B Lift the handset.
a Depress an available m line key.
s Listen for dial tone.
GJ Depress the IAD key (or depress the /REP( key and dialthe Z-digit number) that corresponds to the desired
telephone number.
@ STRATA VI will automatically dial the number for
you.
TO AUTOMATICALLY REDIAL THE LAST NUMBER
CALLED
e Depress an available m line key.
0 Listen for a dial tone.
4 Depress the (RDLI key.
o STRATA VI will automatically dial the last telephone
number dialed.
0 Hang up when the call is completed.A
TO OUTPUT q AND q TONES
The aand q keyswill not have the functions they perform
on the standard EKT; they are now free to 
rise for computer
access.
e Press an available m line key. Dial any desired
number in the usual manner.
o Depress either the q or q key, permitting the # and
* tones to be output.
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							rEXECUTIVE TELEPHONE (continued)
TELEPHONE NUMBER
STORAGE
TO STORE TELEPHONE NUMBERS
e Lift the handset (do not activate a CO or INT line).
e Depress the m and m keys, respectively.
o Depress one of the m keys or dial a Z-digit address
code (codes run consecutively from IO through 49:
AD numbers reside at 
43-491.
* Dial telephone number to be stored.
It is necessary to insert a pause after the trunk access code
to allow for dial tone delay. Depress the 
m key after
entering the PBX access code. If a PBX feature access code
is being stored, a timed flash may be stored by depressing
the 
(KJ key.
e Depress the m key to record number in memory.
e Repeat the above steps with every number to be
stored (up to 
401.
e Return the handset to on-hook.
e Write down the address codes and telephone
numbers for future reference.
Repeat this procedure to replace stored telephone numbers
with new ones. 
						

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