Comdial Multi Cell Wireless Telephone Users Guide

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Multi Cell Wireless
Telephone User’s Guide
For Comdial Systems 

This user’s guide applies to the following system and telephone models:
System Models:
• DXP systems with software 12A and later.
• DXPPlussystems with software 12A and later.
• FX Series systems with software 12A and later.
• DSU systems with software 20A and later.
• DSU II systems with software 4A and later.
Telephone Models:
• MCW-HS.
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Contents
1 MCW Handset...................................1–1
1.1 MCW Handset...................................1–1
1.2 Handset Icons....................................1–2
1.3 Special Handset Keys.............................1–3
2 Powering On And Off.............................2–1
2.1 Powering On And Off.............................2–1
3 Making And Receiving Calls.......................3–1
3.1 Making And Receiving Calls........................3–1
3.2 Intercom Call...

7 FCN Key Feature Access..........................7–1
7.1 FCN Key Feature Access...........................7–1
8 Speed Dial Calling................................8–1
8.1 Speed Dial Calling................................8–1
9 Storing Speed Dial Numbers.......................9–1
9.1 Storing Speed Dial Numbers........................9–1
9.2 Entering Names For Speed Dial Numbers..............9–3
10 Menu Operation................................10–1
10.1 Menu Operation.................................10–1...

12 Multi-System Use...............................12–1
12.1 Multi-System Use...............................12–1
12.1.1 Moving Between Systems...................12–1
13 Troubleshooting................................13–1
13.1 Troubleshooting.................................13–1
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MCW Handset
1.1 MCW Handset
This drawing illustrates the MCW (Multi-Cell Wireless) handset keypad
and display. See 1.2 Handset Icons on page 1–2 and Special Handset
Keys on page 1–3 for details on special handset keys and icons that
appear in the display.
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Idle message
Date
Time/Call Duration
Icon Display Area
Volume/Search Keys
Search Keys
MCW Handset 

1.2 Handset Icons
Some icons are displayed all the time and others only under certain
conditions. The icons marked with an asterisk are for future use.
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You have e-mail messages.*
You have voice mail messages.*
You have a message.
The handset is off-hook or ringing.
Battery Strength. The bars indicate
battery strength (1 = low, 4 = high).
A call is parked on the handset loop.*
The handset is ringing. The bars beneath the bell
indicate the currently...

1.3 Special Handset Keys
PWR—Turns handset power on and off.
FLSH—Performs hook flash (allows access to host switch features).
FCN—When phone is in use or off-hook, lets you use other keys to
perform preprogrammed features like call back, transfer, call wait, and
conference. Places an idle handset in menu mode to change aspects of
handset operation like ringer volume and type, time format, and auto-
answer operation.
—Increases listening volume, and scrolls through menu options and
speed dial list....

ABC—Switches handset between numeric and alphanumeric modes for
entering speed dial names.
CALL—Places handset off-hook or sends dialed digits to the switch.
END—Places handset on-hook and exits handset from RCL, FCN, STO,
and ABC modes.
CLR—Erases one or more digits in the display, deletes speed dial
numbers, mutes the ringer on an incoming call, and cancels the current
state of an active handset.
—Scrolls forward through speed dial list and locks/unlocks the
handset keypad.
—Scrolls backwards through...