Vodavi Starplus 308ex Electronic Key System Installation Manual

							STARPLUS 338EX ISSUE 2 JULY I,1987 
300 FEATURE DESCRiPTION 
300.1 ALPHABETICAL LIST.&G OF FEATURES 
ALAAM SIGNALING 
The system can recognize either an open or closed 
loop from an external relay and transmit an alarm 
signal. This signal can be sent to all available 
8 (non-busy) key telephone stations with either a 
continuous or single tone. The type of alarm tone is 
selected in system programming. 
ALL CALL VOICE PAGI:JG 
A statron may make voice paging announcements 
” to all idle stations. phone bo,:as and external pagrng 
oorts at the same trme Paging IS a programmable 
“’ feature and can be assigned per statron. 
ATTENDANT POSlTlCN 
ihe system allows any key telephone statron to be 
1. assigned as the system attendant The assgned 
system attendant will receive unattended lrne recalls 
and will initiate NIGHT SERVICE. Attendant does not 
have DND fea!ure. 
AUTOMATIC HOLD 
Pressrng the STATION or CONF key while on an 
,. 0uts:de lrne will automatically place the CO (ou!slde) 
il?t? on hold. This allows quick Internal consultatron 
) and call transfer. 
’ AUTOMATlC PRIVACY 
) Prrvacy IS automatrcally provided on all 
, communications In the system. If desired. the system 
may be programmed to eliminate prrvacy. allowing 
8 any statton to join In on existing CO Line 
8 conversations. 
‘yoJYO?vvmC PAUSE INSERTION 
If a flash is programmed into system and station 
speed dial numbers and save redial numbers, 
a pause will automaircally be inserted after the flash. 
A pause will also be automatically inserted after a 
PBX dialing code has been used. 
BACKGROUND MUSIC 
Key telephones may receive music over their 
integrated speaker when an optional music source is 
connected to the system. The music can be turned 
on or off and the volume adjusted at each indrvidual 
station. Maximum loudness level can be adjusted on 
the 308EX KSU. Uses the same music source 
as Music-On-Hold input. 
BATTERY BACK-UP (MEMORY) 
A long life lithium battery is provided in the KSU to 
retain the system data base in the event of a power 
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outage or the system power being turned off. 
BATTERY BACK-UP (SYSTEM) 
Optional maintenance free batteries, external battery 
charger, and cabling can be directly connected to 
the STARPLUS 308EX KSU to provide full system 
operation in the event of a commercial power-- 
outage. Calls in progress will continue wi-thout‘ -:a 
interruption when the power fails. The batteries 
are recharged with an external battery charger, wher 
. 
the system returns to normal AC operation:-“-‘- 
CALLING STATION INDICATOR (Busy 
Lamp Field@ 
Enhanced Model key telephones are equipped with6 
an LED Indicator under each Direct Station SelectIon : 
(DSS) button to denote the status of a4111 other key ’ ‘-. 
telephones in the system. 
CALL ANNOUNCING ,I 
Through a slide switch on the telephone. 
key telephone users can select the way that 
intercom ca/Is to their phone are voice connected. , 
CALL FORWARDING-PRESET 
System programming allows incoming CO lines. 
which are programmed to ring a partrcular station. 
to be forwarded to another predetermined statron 
This occurs when the statron normally receiving 
the CO ring IS busy or does not answer the call. 
CALL PfCKUP 
Stations can be placed in one or both of two (2) 
pick-up groups. Stations within a group can pick up 
tone ringing intercom calls and recalling or 
transferred CO line calls for another station in thar :‘:j’ 
group. . 
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CALL FORWARDING-STAYIOPI -. 
Each key telephone user may direct intercom calls 
and transferred CO lines to be forwarded to another 
station in the system. A forwarded call will signal 
in the TONE mode regardless of the way the 
intercom signaling switch was set. -” 
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CALL TRANSFER 
CO RING ASSlGNlWENTS 
An outside CO line can be transferred from one 
keyset to another. By pressng the STATION button 
of the desired party or by pressing TRANS button 
and then dialing that station number, unscreened 
transfers or screened transfers with an 
announcement can be made. The line being 
transferred rings on the keyset and gives a flash 
indication to the receiving party’s keyset. 
Several attempts can be made to find someone at 
different keysets without losing the call. If a line is 
transferred to a busy station, that station will receive 
muted ringing. CO lines are assigned to ring on a per-station basis 
according to system programming. Any statjon ma$ 
be programmed to ring for any line(s) during the 
Day and programmed to ring at different statlons 
during night service. 
CO LIME QUEUING 
CAMP ON (CALL WAITING) 
A station may alert a busy party that an outside line 
IS on hold and waiting for them by use of the Call 
Watlng feature. To Camp-On a call, transfer the call 
to the desred busy station. then press the 
“MSG CP.ON” button twce. 
The called station will receive a mu!ed ring twice, 
hold flash indcatlon on the waiting line, and a flashing 
“HOLD” button If the camp-on initiator is waltrng to 
tafk. The busy party can press the “MSGCP.ON” 
button. automatlcally placing his outside line on hold, 
to converse wrth the camp-on.initiator. A station may 
camp-on another busy statron without having a CO 
Lrne connectlon. If desired. A CO lrne camped-on a 
station WIII recall the camp-on initiator if not picked up 
after the programmable period of time expires. 
Only the attendant station can camp-on to a station 
In the DND mode. When CO lines are busy, stations can be place&&’ 
a list awaiting that CO line or a CO line in the sax+- cc’ 
line group to become available. W.hen a CO line’ ...’ 
becomes avarlable, the system stgnals the waiting 
station. If the waiting station IS busy when the 
queued CO line becomes available, the station 1%: ,x, 
placed at the bottom of the queue list. Three ; 
attempts will be made to reach a busy statton 
before that station 
IS dropped from the queue l~sf- 
lf a station doesn’t answer the queue stgnal In 6’:; 
rings that statron will be dropped (canceled) fro>: 
the queue list. 
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CONFERENCE 
4 Multi-tine 
One (1) internal station can engage in a . 7 
conference with ‘two (2) external parties. 
An external party can be dropped from the 
conference by pressing the CO line button of&$ 
party wishing to remain. The internal statlon n-& 
place the conference on HOLD by pressing tf%e’ 
“HOLD” button. 
NOTE: Unsupervised multi-line conferenCf?$’ 
are prohibited in Canada. 
A camp-on cannot be made to a station in 
conference. The station designated “EXECUTIVE” 
in an Executrve;Secretary pair can be camped-on 
only by the corresponding programmed secretary. 
B) Add-on Conference 
CO LINE GROUPING 
CO lines can be in one of up to three (3) groups 
to separate line types such as local, FX, PBX, etc. 
Stations are then individually assigned access to 
these lines and given the ability to dial on particular 
lines. TWO (2) internal stations can engage In 
conference with one (1) external party or 3 
internal parlies can set up a conference. Ther T 
cc 
no limit on the number of add-on conference?; 
except for the total number of. CO lines 
connected to the system. ._ 
COM~OH AUDIBLE WINGING (LOUD BELL) 
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Incoming CO line ringing of a station can be directed 
to Loud Bell Control contacts. There is one (1) set 
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of dry contacts that may be assigned to a station. 
An external power source and ringing device is 
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required. 
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DIAL PULSWDTMF 
SIGNALING 
Each outside line can be individually programmed 
to provide dial pulse or tone sending. 
Dlit PULSE TO TONE SWITCHOVER 
,::Jhe signalling on a CO line can be changed from dial 
.pulse to tone (DTMF). This allows dial pulse 
_telephones to use common carriers which require 
j:.pTMF signall’ 
Ing. This feature can also be stored and 
I ‘used with speed dial numbers. 
;~IRE~T ST~ITION SELECTION 
g$&ight (8) buttons are dedicateo.,t each Enhanced 
FTey Telephone for immediate signaling and 
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2) Page (PI ON-HOOK DIALING 
The station user receives a short tone burst and a 
voice announcement over the speaker. 
The microphone is deactivated, providing 
privacy. The person who is called must lift the 
handset to get the call or switch the selector 
to handsfree. 
3) Handsfree (H) A telephone user who has a basic key tefe-phone;: .i 
which doesn’t have a speakerphone can place o$$s 
without lifting the handset-, and monitor the call - 
while the called party’s phone is rrngtng or ori?old. 
PBX DIALING CODES 
The station user, upon hearing a short tone burst 
aid voice announcement over the integrated 
speaker, can reply handsfree. 
(Basic model key telephones do not have 
thus feature.) 
INTERNAL ZONE PAGE Four 2 digit PBX access codes can be 
into the system. When one of these 
toll restriction will be applied at the 
after the code was dialed. If one of 
dialed, this indicates a PBX call and 
does not apply. This allows the dialing of PBX ‘ig- 
extensions 100, 1 IO. 11.1.. etc. j.. 
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Allowed stations can make voice paging 
announcements to idle stations in both internal zones 
: at the same time or to either one of the two 
intz-:nal zones. PHONE BOX 
LAST NUfVfBER REDIAL 
! The system auto~natically remembers the last number 
dialed even if that number was in speed dial, 
This number will be dialed over an outside line on 
command by the user. 
MEET ME PAGE 
Allows attendant or station users to call someone on 
the pagtng system. The called party then goes to the 
nearest telephone, dials a code and is connected to 
the calling party. 
MESSAGE WAITING 
A station user who calls another station and receives 
: 
; no answer can activate a “message waiting” lamp at 
that station to indicate this call. The station user who 
missed the call can then press his MSG’CP.ON 
button and ring the party leaving the message, 
h Up to 5 messages may be left at each telephone. A phone box may be substituted for a telephon@T 
a one to one basis. The phane box can be use+& 
receive intercom announcements and also prov@@ 
handsfree response. ‘There is aleo a “call” buttcn 
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which will signai all stations programmed to rec&.. 
alarm ringing (Data F eld 02). One of these static&@ 1. 
can respond to this signal by pressing the DSS. 
 
button of the phone’box station. Two way 
conversatton is then possible. The box is asstgned 
a station number and when called, can respond 
handsfree to the call. A statlon is programmed 
as a phone box by assignlng COS 6 in station .. 
programming. 
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PREFERRED LINE ANSWER 
A station with preferred line answer can answe,& 
assigned ringing CO tine or tone ringing call by c 
simply lofting the handset. 
MUSIC ON HOLD 
An optional music source can be connected directly 
to the system to provide all held calls with music, 
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PRIVATE LINE 
A line can be programmed as a private line. This\ilin” 
will be the only one to receive ringing and a fla&& 9 
LED on that line. No other station can access thb 
line. A private line can transfer calls to other statrons. 
Night service will have no effect on these lines. 
SPEAKERPHONE 
NfGHT SERVICE 
The attendant places the system in night service 
by use of DND. Which outside lines will ring and 
whrch can be answered by specified stations is 
assigned in system programming. Enhanced model telephones are equipped with a unit 
that enables the telephone to be used handsfree 
in two-way conversatron on CO lines. 
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iTATlON SPEED DIAL 
7OLL WESTRICTIOM 
Each station can program 10 individual speed dial 
numbers of up to sixteen (16) digits in length. 
These numbers may contain pauses (#), with each 
two-second pause taking up one digit. The numbers 
=Fe dialed by going off-hook, pressing the SPEED 
.-button, and dialing the bin number 00-09 where the 
>number is stored. 
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>3YSTEM SPEED DIAL 
Forty (40) numbers can be programmed as system 
&peed dial numbers. The numbers can be up to _. 
pixteen (16) digits in length, with pauses, flash, and 
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P ulse to tone switchover taking up digit space. 
he numbers are accessed by going off-hook, 
>.,ressing the SPEED button and dialing the two (2) 
2,. 
% Iglt access code (1 O-49). The last 20 speed dial 
‘bins will not be monitored by toll restriction. 
aL,e system speed numbers are programmed at the 
~‘~%tendant statjon: Each station in the system is programmed with a 
“c&.s of service” level that defines the type of toll 
restriction that is assigned to that station. This is 
used to restrict certain users from long distance 2 
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dialing. 
VOLUME CONTROLS 
Each keyset user can adjust both speaker and ring 
volume independently by using the two (2) volume 
controls located on the right side of the keyset. 
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W’ALL TELEPHONE 
Any keyset can be adapted for wall mounting. 
The wall mount kit must be provided for wall 
mounting. 
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300.2 OPERATION (Use: Guide) 
PLACING AN OUTSIDE CALL 
(Automatic Line Selection) 
l Press outside line button. 
o ON/OFF button will light and you will hear 
dial tone. 
o Dial desired party. 
o When called party answers, lift handset to 
converse or use speakerphone. 
ANSWERING AN OUTSIDE CALL 
o Lift handset. 
l Press slow flashing outside line button. (If 
your phone has been programmed with 
Preferred Line Answer, you may answer an 
outside line by just lifting the handset.) elusive hold preferred, depress HOLD 
button once for exclusive hold pr twice 
for system hold. 
o If your system is programmed to have 
system hold preferred, depress HOLD 
button once for system hold or twice for 
exclusive hold. , 
ANSWERING A RECALL 
o When an outside line has remained on 
hold for an extended period of time, you : 
will be reminded witha recalling ring. ’ 
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_ o Press outside line button flashing at the 
very fast rate. 
l Lift handset to converse 
FLASH 
o Disconnects present outside line and ! 
reseizes outside line dial tone. 
SPEAKERPRONE 
o Press station key or desired party or 
o Press available outside line button and dial 
number. 
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o The speakerphone is activated. 
o Press ON/OFF button to end call. 
VOLUME CONTROLS 
There are 2 volume control wheels on the right side 
of the key telephone. Rotating the wheel toward 
you will decrease the volume. 
l Front wheel - controls voice, background 
music and speakerphone. 
o Back wheel - Controls tone ringing volume. 
BACKGROUND MUSIC 
o Press 8 on the dial pad (music is heard). 
o Press 8 again and the music is discon- 
tinued. 
o (When you lift the handset or press ON/OFF 
button, music is automatically discon- 
tinued.) 
PLACING OUTSIDE LINE ON HOLD 
P If your system is programmed to have ex- 
l While connected to an outside line, press 
FLASH button. 
CALL PICKUP i 
Note: You must be in the same pickup ground 
of the ringing telephone.to pick up the tail. 
o You hear an unattended phone ringing. 
o Lift handset and press 6 on the dial pad. ’ .: 
o YOU will be connected to the calling 
pafly. 
PLACING AN INTERCOM CALL 
o Press the station key of the party you 
wish to call. 
l You will hear: 
- Ringing if called station is in the “T” 
answering mode. 
- 3 bursts of tone if called station is ir 
“H” or “P” position. 
o Lift handset or use speakerphone when 
tone bursts stop. 
o Hang up to end call. 
ANSWERING AN INTERCOM CALL 
With your intercom signal switch in the: 
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T - mode, you will hear double bursts of in- B If you dial a station that is busy, unat- 
tercom tone ringing &the HOLD button will tended or in DND, you can leave a 
flash at slow rate. 
callback message indication. 
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Station button of station calling you will o Press the MSG/CP.ON button once. 
flash at medium rate. 
- Lift handset or press ON/OFF button to 
answer. 
- Hang up to end call. 
P - mode, you will hear 3 bursts of tone & a 
one-way announcement. The HOLD but- 
ton will be flashing at slow rate. The calling 
party cannot hear conversations in 
progress. o Called party’s MSG button will flash at 
slow rate. 
a Hang up. .- 
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A.NSWERING MESSAGE WAITING 
INDICATION 
Note: The first message left will be the first one 
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called. 
- Lift handset or press ON/OFF button to 
reply. 
- Hang up to end call. 
H - mode, you will hear 3 tones 6 an an- 
nouncement. Station button of the station 
calling you will flash at medium rate. The 
HOLD flashes at slow rate. 
- Reply handsfree or lift handset for 
privacy. If your MSG/CP.ON button is flashing at*%* I, 
a slow rate, you have a message waiting 
for you. 
Lift handset. 
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Press flashing MSGICP.ON button. 
Station that left the message will be sig- 
naled with tone ringing. 
If called station doesn’t answer, press -I 
MSG button once to leave message. 
CAMP ON 
(If a station is in DND, only attendant can Camp 
On.) 
5 If you call an extension that is busy & want 
,dtp. signal your call, press the MSG/CP.ON 
button twice. 1 
o If you wish to notify a busy extension of a 
waiting call, you can press the MSG/CP.ON 
button twice. 
* Wait for their response. 
ANSWERING A CAMP ON 
e If you are on a connected call, hear 2 bursts 
of muted ringing & your MSG/CP.ON but- 
ton is flashing, you have a call waiting for 
you. 
o To answer, press the MSG/CP.ON button. 
Any outside line you are connected to will 
be placed on hold. You may converse with 
the station placing the call. 
LEAVING MESSAGE WAITING INDICATION 
Note: Up to 5 messages can be left at any one key 
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CALL TRANSFER 
Outside lines can be transferred from 
one phone to another within the sys!e:n. 
. 
The transfer can be either unscreened 
(unannounced) or screened (an- 
nounced) to either an idle or a busy sla- 
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SCREENED TRANSFER 
o While connected to an outside line, press 
station button where call is to be trans- 
ferred. Line is automatically placed on 
exclusive hold. 
e The called extension signals according 
to the intercom signal switch position. 
e When that etiension answers, announce 
the transfer. 
s Hang up to complete the transfer. 
UNSCREENEDTRANSFER 
e Once the called extension begins to sig- 
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TRANSFER SEARCH 
0 
. When attempting to locate a party, you can 
press a station button to signal a station. If 
the party is not located, press another sta- 
tion button to continue the search. 
When the desired party is reached, hang up 
to complete the transfer. 
ANSWERING SCREENED TRANSFER 
o Your intercom will be signaling according 
to the intercom signal switch position. 
o Answer the intercom and receive the trans- 
fer notice. 
o Press the outside line button flashing on 
hold. 
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EXECUTIVE/SECRETARY TRANSFER 
e If you are designated the EXECUTIVE sta- 
tion and your phone is busy or in DND, all 
calls will be routed to the SECRETARY sta- 
tion. 
0 If you are the designated SECRETARY sta- 
tion, you can signal the EXECUTIVE that is 
busy or in DND using the Camp On feature. 
CONFERENCE COMBINATIONS 
l 2 internal and 1 external or 3 party internal 
(Add On) 
. 1 internal and 2 exqernal (multi-line) 
ESTABLISHING A CONFERENCE 
Note: A maximum of 3 parties can be included in 
a conference; internal party must lift handset, 
o Lift handset. 
l Select intercom station or dial desired out- 
side number. 
o Press CONF button, 
o Add next conference party by selecting 
another outside line or intercom station. 
l When party answers, press CONF button. 
l All parties are connected. 
EXITING A CONFERENCE 
(controller only) There 
b are 3 methods of exiting a conference: 
Press the ON/OFF button to -ON and 
replace handset (to monitor a con- 
ference), or 
Press HOLD button to place outside par- 
ties on hold (hold timer starts) 
- Note: If one of the other 2 parties is in 
ternal, that party will be dropped. 
Press CONF butto++o leave the other 
conference parties unsupervised (CONi 
button will flash & conf timer will start). 
- There will be a warning tone before /. .,I 
timer expires. ..__. -- ,I 
- Cannot use phone to make other calls 
if multi-line. 
RE-ENTERING A CONFERENCE 
Lift handset to re-enter a monitored con- 
ference or 
To re-enter a conference on hold, repeat 
steps for establishing a conference or 
Lift handset to re-enter unsupervised 
conference (multi-line) 
Lift handset and press flashing CONF 
button (add-on). 
TERMINATING A CONFERENCE 
o Replace handset or push ON/OFF but- 
ton to Off while actively in the con- 
ference. 
ACTIVATING DND 
o If you have been given the ability to place 
ypir telephone in Do Not Disturb, press 
the DND button. 
o The DND button lights steady. 
REMOVING DND 
o Press DND button. 
o The LED extinguishes. 
QUEUING 
(A station can queue only 1 line at a time.) 
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							9 You see that a particular outside line is busy 
and wish to be placed on a list waiting for 
that line to become available. 
e Lift handset or press ON/OFF button. .. 
B Press the QUE button. 
o Press busy outside line button desired. 
e Hang up. 
TO CANCEL A QUEUE 
o Lift handset or press ON/OFF button. 
e Press CUE button. 
ANSWERING A QUEUE 
e You hear audible ringing and an outside line 
of the line group you queued is slow flash- 
ing. 
o Lift handset. 
o Press flashing outside line button to 
answer. 
- (if your station has been programmed for 
preferred iine answer, the line will be 
automatically seized upon lifting the 
handset.) 
STORING STATION SPEED NUMBERS 
Note: Dialing an 
* initiates a pulse to tone 
switchover, a # inserts a pause, pressing the 
FLASH key inserts a flash, and pressing the CONF 
button programs a “no display’. 
Press SPD button. 
Press asierisk (*) once. 
Dial bin location (00-99). 
Select outside line or one will be chosen 
automatically. 
Dial number. 
Press HOLD button. 
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l When called party answers, lift handset 
or use speakerphone.  t) Dial bin location (00-09). 
DIALING SYSTEM SPEED NUMBERS 
(optional) 
If no outside line has been specified in program- 
ming, one will be automatically chosen or you ! 
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can choose one now. . 
6 Press SPD button. 
. Dial desired bin location 
(10-49). 
o When called party answers, lift handset 
or use speakerphone. ‘h>rr 
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LAST NUMBER REDIAL 
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Note: DO NOT press line button. 
o Press pound (#) key. 
o The last number dialed over an outside 
line is automatically redialed. 
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PAGING 
Stations off-hook or in DND will not hear pages. 
o Lift handset and dial 2 digit paging code. 
e Speak in normal tone of voice to deliver 
message. 
- 74 all call 
MEET ME PAGE ,:: 
- 70 internal all call 
- 71 internal zone 1 
- 72 internal zone 2 
..  - 73 external zone --++ -“‘--3:L : 
You wish, to have ano?her party call you. 
Lift handset and dial 2 digit paging ac- 
cess code. 
DIALING STATION SPEED NUMBER 
If no outside line has been specified in program 
ming, one will be automatically chosen or you can 
choose one now. Request that party meet you on the page. 
DO NOT hang up; wait for requested 
party to answer. 
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ANSWERING A MEET ME PAGE 
o Go to nearest key telephone and dial 75 
o Press SPD button. 
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B You will be connected to the party that 
paged you. 
CALL FORWARDING 
If you have been given the ability to forward your 
calls: 
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o Lift handset or press ON/OFF button. 
o Press FWD/DND button. 
o Press station button within 5 seconds 
where your calls are to be forwarded. 
o Hang up. 
TO REMOVE CALL FORWARDING 
o Lift handset or press ON/OFF button. 
o Press FWD/DND button. 
l Press your own station button. 
o Hang up. 
NIGHT SERVICE 
e Attendant presses DND button at that sta- 
tion. 
o To remove, press button again. 
PROGRAMMING SYSTEM SPEED NUMBERS 
Must be programmed at assigned attendant sta- 
tion. 
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0 Press ON/OFF button. 
Press SPD button. 
Press asterisk (*) once. 
Dial bin number (10-49). 
Choose outside line (optional) 
Dial entire telephone number. 
Press HOLD. 
Hang up. 
SETTING SYSTEM TIME AND DATE 
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Must be programmed at assigned attendant sta- 
tion. 
B Press ON/OFF button. 
Q Press SPD button. 
B Press asterisk (*) once. 
o Dial 50. 
o Enter time and date as follows: - 
WMMDDHHMM 
o Press HOLD. 
W = year 80-99 
MM = menthol-12 
DD = day 01-31 
HH = hour 00-23 
MM = minute 00-59 
ALARM i- .,_- 
If you hear alarm signals on your telephone: 
o Reset the alarm condition. 
o Go off-hook. 
l Dial 9 on the key pad. 
USING ACCOUNT CODES 
e You are on an existing call. 
o Press SPD button. 
e Press pound (#) key. 
o Dial account code up to 8 digits. 
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