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    N1850 - 50
    Your DSS Console 
    Charts and Illustrations
    73 
    						
    							QUICK REFERENCE
    OUTSIDE CALLS
    Placing:Lift handset + Line key + Dial number
    Answering:Lift handset (if not connected, press flashing
    key)
    Answering ringing over
    paging speakers:Lift handset + ICM + Dial * 0
    INTERCOM CALLS
    Placing:Lift handset + ICM + Dial extension (if you
    hear ring-busy, you may be able to dial 1 to get
    through)
    Answering:If ringing, lift handset. If announced, speak
    toward phone or lift handset.
    HOLD
    Placing call on Hold:HOLD + Hang up
    Retrieving call:Lift handset + Flashing line key for outside call
    (or ICM, then HOLD key)
    TRANSFER
    Transferring outside call:ICM + Dial ext. + Announce call + Hang up
    CONFERENCE
    Setting up a three-way
    conversation:Establish an outside/Intercom call + CONF +
    Establish next call + CONF
    RESPONDING TO SIGNAL TONES
    Two tones during
    handset call:Then you hear a co-worker’s voice over your
    call. To reply, press and hold MIC/DND.
    One tone during
    speakerphone call:This means a call is waiting to be answered.
    Press HOLD + Flashing ICM or line key.
    Fast busy or warble tone
    anytime:This means you made a mistake in placing a
    call or using a feature. Hang up and start over.
    Charts and Illustrations
    75 
    						
    							DS01 USER-PROGRAMMABLE FEATURES
    To program a feature, press PGM# and the feature’s code. For example, to
    set Night Ring, press PGM# and dial NR. The remaining steps vary with
    each feature. Your access level determines the features you can program. See
    your communications manager. Note that enabling RA or NR disables DRA
    and vice versa. To disable ringing, disable NR, RA and
     DRA.
    DELAYED RING
    ASSIGNMENTPGM + 
    DRA + Line key +
    Y(es) or 
    N(o) + SAVE
    DSS
    PGM# + 
    DSS + DSS key + ext. + SAVE
    HEADSET
    PGM# + 
    HS + 
    Y(es) or 
    N(o) + SAVE
    HOTLINE
    PGM# + 
    HL + Hotline key + ext. + SAVE
    NIGHT RING
    PGM# + 
    NR + Line key +
    Y(es) or 
    N(o) + SAVE
    PAG E
    PGM# + 
    VP + 
    Y(es) or 
    N(o) + SAVE
    PRIME LINE
    PGM# + 
    PLA + Line key + 
    Y(es) or 
    N(o) + SAVE
    RING ASSIGNMENT
    PGM# + 
    RA +Line key + 
    Y(es) or 
    N(o) + SAVE
    RINGING LINE
    PREFERENCEPGM# + 
    RLP + 
    Y(es) or 
    N(o) + SAVE
    SPEED DIAL
    PGM# + 
    SD + One-Touch Speed key (or bin +
    PGM#) + (Display set only) Name or PGM# + line
    key (or line/group code + PGM#) or ICM + number
    (32 digits max.) + SAVE
    TIME AND DATE
    PGM# + 
    TD + Month (01-12) + PGM# + Date
    (1-31) + PGM# + Year (2 digits) + PGM# + Hour
    (00-23) + PGM# + Minutes (00-59) + SAVE
    VOICE ANNOUNCE
    PGM# + 
    VA + 
    Y(es) or 
    N(o) + SAVE
    WHISPER PAGE
    PGM# + 
    VO + 
    Y(es) or 
    N(o) + SAVE
    Charts and Illustrations
    76 
    						
    							Charts and Illustrations
    77 
    						
    							Index
    A
    Account Codes, 14
    Mandatory, 14
    Ve r i f i a b l e ,  1 4
    ACD
    Agent (Member), 17
    Announcements, 18
    Group Status, 17
    On and Off Duty, 17
    Recording Announcements, 18
    Supervisor, 17
    ACD Agent, Removing from Service, 17, 18
    Add-On Conference, 25
    Alarm, 15
    Alphanumeric Display
    Display Brightness, 30
    Introduction to, 2
    Messages, 30
    Alternate Attendant, 16
    Answering Intercom Calls, 10
    Answering Machine Emulation, 63
    Answering Outside Calls, 8
    ARS, 8
    Assigned Night Answer
    See Night Answer
    Attendant Alarm Messages, 15
    Attendant Call Forwarding Cancel, 21
    Attendant Features Only
    Alarm, 15
    Alternate Attendant, 16
    Call Forwarding Cancel, 21
    Forced Line Disconnect, 33
    Monitor, 41
    Night Answer, 42
    Attendant Monitor
    Index
    Index - 1 
    						
    							See Monitor
    Attendant, Features not available to
    Call Forwarding, 20
    Callback, 22
    Do Not Disturb, 31
    Group Listen, 34
    Handsfree, 7
    Handsfree Volume Adjustment, 67
    ICM Key, 10
    Line Callback, 38
    Message Waiting, Receiving, 40
    Microphone Mute, 41
    Personal Greeting, 48
    Voice-announced calls, 10
    Whisper Page, 43
    Audio Prompts, 65, 66
    Audio Volumes, 67
    Automated Attendant, 44
    Automatic Redial
    See Last Number Redial
    Automatic Route Selection, 8
    B
    Background Music
    Volume Control, 67
    Barge In, 37
    Brightness
    Adjusting the Display, 31
    C
    Call Coverage, 59, 60
    Call Forwarding, 20
    Cancelling, 20
    Off-Premise, 21
    On-Premise, 20
    To mailbox, 64
    Call Forwarding at Attendant
    See Alternate Attendant
    Index
    Index - 2 
    						
    							Call Forwarding Cancel, 21
    Call Park, 47
    Call Pickup
    Group, 33
    Group Ring, 34
    Hotline, 36
    Call Pickup, Directed, 28
    Call Timer, 21
    Auto, 22
    Manual, 22
    Call Waiting
    See Camp-On
    Callback, 22
    Cancelling, 23
    Line, 38
    Called Number Delivery (CND)
    See Caller ID
    Called Number Identification (CNI)
    See Caller ID
    Caller ID, 23
    Error Messages, 24
    Post-Answer Display, 23
    Pre-Answer Display, 23
    Calling a Message Center, 64
    Calling your mailbox, 64
    Camp-On, 24
    Centrex Feature Keys
    See your communications manager.
    Chaining Speed Dial Numbers, 59
    Class of Service
    See Walking Class of Service
    Conference, 25
    Meet Me, 39
    Unsupervised, 26
    Conversation Record Key, 64
    Index
    Index - 3 
    						
    							D
    Database Dialing
    See Telemarketing Dial
    Date and Time, 61
    Delayed Ringing, 76
    Dialing 9 or 90-98, 8
    Dialing Behind a PBX or Centrex, 8
    Dialing from the PC
    See Telemarketing Dial
    Dialing Number Preview, 26
    Dialing Plan, 69
    Digital Door Box, 31
    Direct Line Access, 8
    Direct Station Selection, 27
    Directed Call Pickup, 28
    Directory Dialing, 29
    Company-wide, 29
    Intercom, 29
    Personal, 29
    Disabling Lines and Extensions, 50
    Display
    Adjusting the display brightness, 31
    Display Messages, 30, 52
    DND
    See Do Not Disturb
    Do Not Disturb, 31
    Door Box, 31
    DSS
    See Direct Station Selection
    E
    Exclusive Hold, 10
    Executive Override
    See Intrusion
    Extension Speed Dial, 54
    External Paging, 45, 46
    Index
    Index - 4 
    						
    							F
    Flash, 32
    Flash Rates
    Call Coverage key, 60
    Group Call Pickup Key, 34
    Hotline Key, 36
    Page key, 47
    Park key, 48
    Personal Speed Dial key, 57
    Record Key, 65
    System Speed Dial key, 59
    Timer key, 2 2
    Forced Account Codes
    See Account Codes, Mandatory
    Forced Trunk Disconnect, 33, 41
    Forwarding calls to your mailbox, 64
    G
    Group Call Pickup, 33
    Group Listen, 34
    Group Ring, 34
    Groups
    Call Pickup, 33
    Privacy, 50
    H
    Headset Mode, 35
    Hold, 10, 11
    Exclusive Hold, 10
    Intercom, 12
    System Hold, 10
    Hotline, 36
    I
    Intercom, 9
    Internal Paging, 45, 46
    Intrusion, 37
    Index
    Index - 5 
    						
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