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    							Glossary  203
    Private line:  Private      
    Private network: A telephone
    network consisting of owned or
    leased telephone lines used to
    connect different offices of an
    organization independently of
    the public network.
    Private to: A line assigned to
    one telephone as a Private line
    by your Customer Service
    representative. The line cannot
    appear on any other telephone,
    except the Prime telephone for
    that line. Private lines cannot be
    placed into Line Pools,
    Programming Overlay: See
     Programming Overlay.
    Programming reminder: A
    chart on which you can record
    some commonly-used settings
    from Administration
    programming to keep the
     system’s records
    up-to-date.
    Programming: A series of
    procedures that set the way the
     system works.
    Programming includes
    system-wide settings and
    individual telephone and line
    settings.
    Public line: An external line
    that can be assigned to any
    telephone and to many
    telephones. A line is assigned
    as Public by your Customer
    Service representative.
    Public network: The regular
    telephone network that
    connects most homes and
    businesses.
    Recall: See Link time.
    Receiver: The handset of a
    telephone.
    Remind delay: A feature that
    causes a telephone to beep and
    display the message
     d call when a call has
    been on hold for a
    programmable period of time.
    This period is the Remind delay,
    and is programmed by your
    Customer Service
    representative.
    Restrictions: A component of a
    Dialing filter. Restrictions are
    numbers you cannot dial when
    that Dialing filter is in effect. See
    Exceptions.
    Ringing Telephone (Ringing
    Set): 
    A telephones that has 
    been assigned to ring when a
    line has been placed into a
    Service Mode. Ringing
    Telephones are assigned in
    Administration programming.
    Ringing: A programming
    function done by your Customer
    Service representative that
    assigns a line to ring or not ring
    at a telephone. If a line has
    been assigned as “No ring”, an
    incoming call is shown only by a
    flashing indicator.
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     button: A button that ends
    a call in the same way that
    hanging up the receiver does. It
    may also be used to end
    Startup, Administration
    programming and feature
    operations.  
    Set Copy: A programming
    section that allows you to copy
    programmable settings from
    one telephone to another-of the
    same type. Set Copy provides
    two options: duplicating System
    Data and User Data, or
    duplicating System Data only.
    Run/Stop: A character that
    creates a breakpoint in a
    programmed external dialing
    sequence. When you press a
    programmed key, the system
    dials the number up to the
    Run/Stop. When you press it
    again, the system dials the
    digits following the Run/Stop.Set 
     does not Provide the
    same copy capability as the
     display button, which is
    more selective of the settings
    that can be duplicated.
    Set filter: See Dialing filter.
    Set Names: A sub-heading in
    Administration programming
    sthat allows you to assign Names
    of up to seven characters to
    SAPS: See Station Auxiliary
    Power Supply.
    telephones.
    Service Modes: A feature that
    provides special ringing and
    telephone access after normal
    office hours, or when there are
    few people available to answer
    calls. Certain features become
    active when one or more lines
    are placed into a Service Mode.
    Service Modes settings are
    assigned in Administration
    programming.
    Set: A telephone.
    Set ability: A sub-heading in
    Administration programming
    under which set filters, line/set
    filters, and a variety of system
    features are assigned to
    individual telephones.
    Set Relocation: See Automatic
    Telephone Relocation.
    Shift button: A small triangular
    button beside the dual-memory
    buttons on the upper half of the
     Telephone. Press the
    shift button to store or access
    features on the top 
     of the
    dual-memory buttons.
    Show Time: A feature that
    allows you see the current date
    and time on the 
    telephone display while you are
    on a call.
    Station: An individual telephone
    or other 
     device.
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    Station Auxiliary Power
    Supply (SAPS): A device which
    provides power to a 
    telephone that is connected
    more than 305 m (1000 ft) and
    less than 760 m (2500 ft) from
    the Key Service Unit, or to a
    CAP module,
    System Coordinator: A person
    responsible for customizing the
     system through
    Administration programming
    and for helping co-workers use
    the 
     system.
    System Data: An option in the
    Set Copy function. System Data
    refers to the system settings
    that apply to all telephones and
    lines. System Data consists of
    the programmable settings from
    System Startup and
    Administration programming. It
    also includes the setting
    programmed by your Customer
    Service representative.
    System Speed Dial Code: A
    two-digit code (01 to 70) that
    can be programmed to dial a
    telephone number up to 24
    digits long. System Speed Dial
    codes are programmed for the
    entire 
     system in
    Administration programming.
    System Speed Dial Name: A
    sub-heading in Administration
    programming under which you
    can assign a name to a System
    Speed Dial Number.
    System Speed Dial: A heading
    in Administration programming
    under which you can assign up
    to 70 numbers as System
    Speed Dial numbers.
    System Startup: A procedure
    ‘that initializes the system
    programming to defaults. When
    a 
     system is first installed
    and powered up, System
    Startup must be performed
    before any programming can be
    done.
    T
    TCM line (Time Compression
    Multiplexing line): A two-wire
    digital station loop joining the
    cross-connect at the Key
    Service Unit to a telephone.
    Telephone lock (Set lock): A
    feature that allows you to limit
    the number of features that may
    be used or programmed at a
    telephone. Full telephone lock
    allows very few changes or
    features, Partial telephone lock
    allows some changes and
    features, and No telephone lock
    allows any change to be made
    and any feature to be used.
    Telephone lock is assigned in
    Administration programming.
    Time and Date: A display
    description. The current Time
    and Date appear on the display
    of idle 
     telephones. The
    Time and Date can be changed
    in Administration programming.
    Transfer: A feature that lets you
    redirect a call to another
    telephone. There are four types
    of Transfer; Transfer using
    Hold, Transfer with
    Announcement, Transfer
    without Announcement, and
    transfer using Unsupervised
    Conference.
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    Transfer  A feature
    that returns a transferred call if it 
    is not answered after a specific
    number of rings. The number User Filter: See Dialing filter.
    rings is programmed by your
    Customer Service
    representative. Transfer
    Callback does not apply to calls
    transferred externally.,
    V
    Trunk: A physical connection
    between the 
     system
    and the outside world using
    either the public telephone
    system or a private network.
    Trunk Answer: A feature you
    can use to answer a call on any
    line that has an active Service
    Mode, even if that fine does not
    appear on your telephone.
    Trunk Answer is activated in
    Administration programming,
    Voice Call: A feature you can
    use to make an announcement
    or begin a conversation through
    the speaker of another
    telephone in the 
    system. The telephone you call
    does not ring. Instead, the
    person you call hears a beep
    and then your voice. Their
    telephone beeps periodically to
    remind them that their
    microphone is open.
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    							A
    Access Code
    External line 112
     denied
    Conference 102
    Speed dial 151
    Accidental Disconnect
    Protection 153
    Administration
    Dialing filters 36
    Direct Dial 35
    entering 17
    exiting 1%
    headings 16
    moving through 19
    Names 29
    overview 16
    Programming reminders 5%
    Service Modes 4%
    Administration programming 1
    Alarm telephone
    description 147
      
    Dialing 114
      Parked
    Call Park 92
    Answer buttons 95, 137
    Answerback 42
    Autobumping
    feature description 84
     13%
    Buttons 13%
    feature description 74
    Host System Signaling 76
    losing data after power
    failure 75
     full
     74
    Speed dial 151
    Automatic Call Information 54
    Automatic Handsfree 105
    programming 42
    Automatic telephone relocation
    153
    Auxiliary Ringer
    programming 43
    Service Modes 51
    B
    Background Music 153
    Button
    Indicators 69
    Release 13%
    Volume 13%
     erased
     75
    Button Inquiry
    feature description 11%
    Buttons
    Answer 137
     13%
    Erasing programming 11%
    Feature 137, 13%
    Hold 137
    Line 13%
    Memory 137
    Programmed 13%
    C
    Call Display Information 3, 67
    Call Display services 3
    Call forward
    feature description 77
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    							208  Index
     No Answer 44
    On Busy 43
    Override 77 
    Call Forward No Answer 77
    Call Forward on Busy 77
    Call Identification 53, 54, 55
    Call Information
    display before or after
    answering 80
    display for a call on hold 80
    feature description 80
    Call Log 6
    call from 85
    add digits to a number 86
    trim a number 86
    choose logging options 82
    entering 84
    erase log items 85
    feature description 82
    navigating within 84
    optional password 86
    Call Park 68
    feature description 92
    Call Pickup 68
    Assigning groups 96
    feature description 94
    priority of alerting calls 95
    Call Pickup (group)
    programming 42
    Call Queuing
    feature description 97
    queuing
    priorities 97
    Call Timer 157
    Callback 67
    Calls
    incoming 73
     denied
    Camp On 98
    Camp OnCall Queuing 99
    feature description 98
    ringing 69
    Can’t  
    Dialing 115
    Can’t send 
    Message 133
    Cancel’
    feature 66
    Cancelden i 
    Message 133
    Cancel for
    Message 134
    Capabilities
    Dialing filters 36
    Line filters 47
    User filter 47
    Class of Service 154
    Class of Service passwords 45
    copying data 46
    Line filter 47
    number of 46
    User filter 47
    Compact DR5 Telephone
    Feature Card 15
    Conference
    disconnect one party 100
    feature description 100
    independently hold two calls
    100
    on M7100 telephone 103
    put on hold 101
    split 101
    with Privacy 100
      busy
    Conference 102
    Configuration 154
    Configuration programming 
    Contrast Adjustment 105
    Control telephone
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    							Index  209
      to   Direct -dial telephone  
     Directed Pickup  
    line programming 57 feature  description  94
    telephone programming 57 Directory Numbers 154
    COS Line filters (see Line Disconnect  Protection  153
    filters (COS))Display
    COS Password one-line  64
    Changing two-line 64 
    feature description 104
    Displays
    COS passwords 45  Prime telephone 72
    Customizing 
     13DND 71
    Customizing 16 Do Not Disturb 68, 78, 159,
    Customizing the telephone
    160
    D
    Contrast Adjustment 105
    Dialing modes 106
    Handsfree 105
    Defaults
    Language 107
    moving line buttons
    Dialing filters 38
    feature description 108
    Pulse/Tone Dialing 109
    Delayed Ring Transfer 67
    ringing 109
    Denied in 
    Service modes 145
    Dialing
    direct dial 112
    Pulse or Tone 109
    unrestricted 38
    Dialing filters
    defaults 38
    deleting 39
    number of 38
    Dialing Modes
    Automatic 106
    Pre-Dial 106
    Standard 106
     zone
    Page 142
    Exceptions
    removing 38
    Exceptions in a Dialing filter 39
    Exclusive Hold 125
    feature description 125
    Extension numbers (See
    Directory Numbers)
    External  74
    External call
    ringing 69
    External line Access Code 112
    External lines
    Line/telephone filter 40
    Extra-Dial
    additional Direct-Dial 5-l
    Extra-dial telephone 148feature description 117.
    E
    Emergency calls
    Priority call 143
    Emergency telephone 148 
     
    Speed dial 151
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    							FOperating 139
    Hold
    feature description 124
    Listen on Hold 124Feature Button 137. ,
    Feature Buttons 138
    Feature Programming 118
    Features
    .
    canceling 66 
    overview 64
    Restrictions 41
    Filter
    Line 45
    User 47
    Filters
    Line with COS 47
    Line/telephone 40
    Forwarding (see Call Forward)
    Call forward No Answer 44
    Call Forward On Busy 43
    Full Handsfree
    programming 41
    G
    Music, Tones or Silence 125
    on  telephone 125
    Hold Button 137
    Hold or  ease
    feature programming 119
    Host System Signaling 126
    Link 126
    pause 126
    Programmed Release 127
    Run/Stop 127
    Timed Release 127
    Hotline
    programming 45
    Hotline telephone 148
    I
    Indicators 69
    Internal  74
    Internal call
     69
    Internal numbers (See
    Directory Numbers)
     id 
    Page 142 210
    Index
     call first
    Call Park 92
    Group Listen
    feature description 121
    Group Pickup
    feature description 94
    H
    Handsf reeLanguage choice 107
    Automatic 42Last Number Redial
    etiquette 123feature description 112
    Full Handsfree 42
    Line
    Handsfree Answerback 42buttons
    Handsf ree/Mute 68moving 108
    feature description 122Indicators on telephones 69
    HeadsetNames 30
    answering a call 139Line Abilities
    Full Handsfree 42Line Filter 45
    L
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    							Index  211
    Line appearance 155
    Line Buttons 138
    Line filter
    defaults 45
    Line filters (COS)
    defaults. 
    Programming 47
    Line in 
    Hotline 149
    Line Pool
    Hotline 44
    System Speed Dial 27
    Line Pools 155
    feature description 129
    Ring Again 130
    Line Supervision 154
    Line/telephone filters
    number of 40
    Lines
    Prime 155
    Private 155
    Ringing preference 156
    Link 126
    feature description 126
    Listen on Hold 124
     
    feature description 83
     Button, 137
     erasing 118
    Memory buttons
    programming 
     8
     denied
    Message 134
    Message Waiting 11
    Message Waiting List
    call from 132
    Messages
    feature description 131
    Message Waiting List 132
    Voice Message Center 136
    Music on Hold 125
    N
    Name
    System Speed Dial 28
    Names
    entering letters 24
    Length 29
    Moving Telephones 29
    Programming 29
    Valid characters 29
    Need 
    Headset 140
    Night 
    Service modes145
    No  free
    Dialing 115
    Message 135
    No calls waiting
    Answering the telephone 70
     last number
    Last number redial 115
     1   
    Answering the telephone 71
    Dialing 115
    Hotline 149
    No number saved
    M
     telephone
    Conferencing 103
    display buttons 64
    Hold 125
    selecting lines 66
    M7208 telephone
    display buttons 64
    Make call first
    Camp On 99
    Make calls first
    Conference 102
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    Saved Number 
    No saved number
    Saved Number  116
    No  call
    Voice Call 163
    Not in 
    Camp on 99
    entering 23
     23
    0
    On-hook dialing 106,
    P
    Page
    feature description 141
    zones 141
     timeout
    Page 142
    Page Zone
    programming 42, 43
    Paging
    Zones 
    Paging 
    Page 142
    Park denied
    Call Park 93
    Parking full
    Call Park 93
    Password
    Administration 52
    Pause
    feature description 126
    Personal programming 1
    Personal Speed Dial 150
    Pick UP receiver
    Call Queuing 71
    Pickup
    Call Pickup programming 42Pre-Dial 106
    Prime Line
    Hotline 44
    Prime lines 155
    Prime telephone 68, 149
    Priority Call
    feature description 143
    ring 69
    Privacy
    creating a conference 100
    Private lines 155
    Call Pickup 42, 95
     and HOLD120
    Programmed Release
    feature description 127
    Programming
    Automatic Handsfree 42
    Auxiliary Ringer 43
    Call Forward No Answer 44
    Call Forward On Busy 43
    Call Pickup (group) 42
    Capabilities 36
    COS Line filter 47
    features 118
    Full Handsfree 41
    Handsfree Answerback 42
    Hotline 45
    Names 29
    Page Zone 
    preparing for 14
    purpose 13
    reminders 58
    Service Mode name 49
    Service Modes 48
    telephone filter 35, 40
     15
    Trunk Answer 51
    using display buttons 22
    Programming Overlay 19
    Programming Record 15
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