Vodavi Infinite Gk-816 Installation Manual

Infinite 816 Key Telephone System FEATURE DESCRIPTION 
Table 300-l Alphabetical Feature Index (Cont’a 
INTERNAL EXTERNAL 
FEATURE AVAILABLE 
EQUIPMENT 
1 REQUIRED 
EQUIPMENT 
REQUIRED 
Internal Zone Page S 
N N 
LCD Display S 
RCU Exec Key Telephone 
Loud Bell Control S 
N Bell/Ring Gen. 
Meet Me Page S N N 
Message Waiting S N 
N 
Music On Hold S 
N Music Source 
Mute S N N 
Night Service S N 
N 
Off-hook Signaling S N 
N 
On-Hook Dialing S N N 
On-Line Programming S N 
N 
Pause Timer S N 
N 
PBX...

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the system 
returns to normal AC operation. 
(Batteries must be provided separately.) 
300.13 BUSY LAMP FIELD 
Each Key Telephone is equipped with an LED 
indicator under each Direct Station Selection 
(DSS) button to denote the status of all other 
keysets in the system. 
300.14 CALL ANNOUNCING 
Through a rocker switch on the Key Telephone, 
users can select the mode that allows calls to 
their phone to be voice announced. 
300.15 CALL FORWARD QRESRT)...

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tion is busy when the queued CO line becomes 
available, the station is placed at the bottom of 
the queue list. Three attempts will be made to 
reach a busy station before that station is 
dropped from the queue list. lf a station does 
not answer the queue signal in 15 seconds, 
that station will be dropped from the queue list. 
300.25 CO RING ASSIGNMENT3 
CO lines are assigned to ring on a per-station 
basis according to system programming. Any...

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300.37 
EXTERNAL PAGING 
Any station. except one assigned as COS 6, can 
make voice paging announcements to the ex- 
ternal paging port 
300.38 
FLASH 
The FIASH button is used to reestablish dial 
tone or transfer a PEX/Centrex call. 
Flash can 
be programmed in speed dial for PEX/Centrex 
feature operation. The Flash duration is pro- 
grammed on a per CO line basis. 
300.39 FLZXIBLZ DSS ASSIGNMENF 
The order of appearance of DSS buttons as-...

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for sftuaffons requfring prtvacy of transmfssfon 
or in areas where there are high ambient-noise 
levels. 
309.50 NIGHT 
SERVICE 
The attendant places the system in night serv- 
ice by pressing her DND button.* ‘Dais 
allows 
specific phones to &g at night that may or may 
not ring during the day. 
A dial code is provided 
for Un.iversal Night Answer; a direct CO line 
button appearance or a loop key is required for 
this feature. 
* The attendant...

FEATURE DESCRJP’MON Injinite 816 Key Telephone System 
2500 type (MMFJ single line telephone, and 
other devices such as FAX machines, mo- 
dems, automatic attendant, and Voice Mail 
systems. There is no limit on the number of 
816 ports that can be programmed to SLA 
UIlitS. 
300.63 S-ONE 
Each Key Telephone contains circuitry ena- 
bling two-way Handsfree conversations for 
either internal or external calls. 
300.64 STATXON CLASS OF SERVICE 
Icw 
Each station is assigned a Class of Service 
which...

Infinite 816 Key Telephone System OPERATION 
SECTION 400 
OPERATION 
400.1 
INTRODUCTION 
The In@tf& 816 Key Telephone System has a 
wide variety of features and flexible program- 
ming, allowing each telephone user to program 
his/her telephone to meet his/her own individ- 
ual needs. 
This section of the manual contains the oper- 
ating instructions for key telephones and in- 
cludes an illustration of the key telephone used 
in the 816 system and description of the keys 
on the telephones and their...

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400.12 CALL PICKUP 
When intercom tone ringing, transferred out- 
side line ringing, or recall ringing is heard at 
an unattended telephone, lift the handset and 
dial [6] on the dLal pad to be connected to the 
calling party. You must be in the same pick-up 
group as the ringing telephone to pick up the 
call. 
400.13 PLACING AN INTERCOM CALL 
a. Press station key of party to be...

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400.16 
ANSWERING A CAMP ON 
Lf you are on a connected call, hear two bursts 
of muted ringing, and your CAMP ON button 
is flashing, you have a call waiting for you. 
a. To answer, press the CAMP ON button. 
b. Any outside line you are connected to will 
be placed on hold. You may converse with 
the station placing the call. 
400.17 LEAVING AMESSAGE WAITING 
INDICKl’XON 
Up to five messages can be left at any Key 
Station. lf you dial a station that is...