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400.17 CAJL PARK 
To place an outside call in park and consult 
with, page, or call an internal party 
While connected to an 
outside line: 
a. Press TRANS button. The 
caller is put on 
Exclusive hold. 
b. Dial parking location (220 to 227). Co&u- 
mation tone is heard. 
c. If you hear busy tone. press TRANS and 
dial another parking 
location. 
Relieving a Parked Call 
a. Lift handset or 
press ON/OFF button. 
b. 
Press the pound I#] button. 
c. Dial parking location (220 to 227) where 
the call was parked. 
400.18 CAtLPICIc-up: GROUP 
When intercom tone rMging, transferred out- 
side line ringjng, redl ringing or iniUaIIy ring- 
ing call is heard at an unattended telephone: 
a. Lift the 
handset or press the ON/OFF but- 
ton. 
b. Dial I#O] on the dial 
pad, 
Ol- 
press the pre-programmed* PICK UP but- 
ton to be connected to the calling party. 
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4-00.19 CALI.+ TRANSFER 
Outside lines can be transferred from one 
phone 
to another within the system. The trans- 
fer can be either srxeened (announced) or un- 
screened to either an idle or busy station. ACT.3 
or UCD Group. or I-hurt Group. 
ScreenedTransfer 
While connected to an outside line: 
Prks station button where call is to be Wurs- 
fen-cd (if prog rammed on your telephone), 
or 
press TRANS button and dial three-digit station 
number (100 to 155). 
a.The called extension signals according to 
the intercom signal switch position. 
b. When that extension 
answers, announce 
the transfer. 
c. Hang up to complete 
transfer. Unscreened Transfer 
When the called extension begins to sign& 
hang up to transfer the call (Recall timer starts]. 
Transfer Search 
When attempting to locate a party: 
a. Press a station button to 
signal the desired 
station. 
b.If the party is not located. press another 
station button to continue the search. 
If the party is not located: 
c. Press another station button to continue 
the search. 
d.When the called party answers, hang up to 
complete the transfer. 
Answering a Screened tiler 
a. Your intercom will be signaling 
according 
to the intercom signal swjtch position. 
b. Answer the intercom and receive the trans- 
fer notice. 
c. Press the outside line button orloop button 
flashing on hold. 
400.20 
TRANSFERRING CO CALLS TO A 
STATION FORWARDEXB TO VM 
While connected to a CO line: 
a.Press the TRANS button and dial the ex- 
tension number of the 
station forwarded to 
voice mail. 
b. The transferring 
station hangs up. The CO 
calI will be directed to the mailbox of the 
forwarded 
station. 
400.21 CAM&ON 
Ifyou cdl a 
station that is busy and wish to alert 
them to your call: 
a. Press the pre-programmed* CAMP ON but- 
ton. Called station will receive 
one-burst of 
ringing. Wait 
for their response 
b.When 
calted party answers, consult with 
them or hang up to transfer the call. 
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Answering a Camp On 
If you are on a connected call, hear one burst 
of muted ringing, and your CAMP ON button is 
flashing, you have a call waiting for you. 
To answer: 
a. Press the CAMP ON button. Any outside 
Iine you are connected to wiU be placed on 
hold. You may converse with the station 
placing the call. 
b. Press flashing outside line button. ff a call 
is being transferred. 
If you do not have a pre-programmed* Camp- 
On button either: 
a. Go on-hook with present eaIL Camp-On 
will ring through, 
Or 
place present call on hold. Then go on- 
hook. Camp-On will ring through. 
*Refer to Sec. 400.37, Flexible Button 
A5?qnment. 
400.22 
CO LINE ACCESS 
To access outside Iine: 
a. Press idle CO line button, Pool button, 
& CO line group access code or LCR 
access code. 
b. Dial number desired for outside call. 
c. Lift handset to converse or use speaker- 
phone. 
400.23 CO LINE QUEUlNG 
A station can queue only one he at a time. If 
you see that a particular outside line is busy 
and you wish to be placed on a list waiting for 
that line to become available: 
To Place a Queue 
. a. Press desired busy outside line button, 
Twl button. (Busy tone is heard) 
b. Press pre-programmed* IJNE QUEUE but- 
ton. 
c. Hang up. 
To Answer a Queue 
If you hear ringing and an outside line of the 
line group {or a Loop or Group Key), you queued 
onto is rapidly flashing: 
a. Lift handset or press ON/OFF button, 
b. Press flashing outside line button to an- 
swer. *A flex button must be programmed for this 
feature to operate. Refer to Sec. 400.37, Flexible 
Button Assignment. 
400.24 CONFERENCE COMBINATIONS 
Only stations that have conference enabled will 
be able to institute a conference. 
l Add-on Conference: Four internal and one 
external or f3ve party internal 
l Multi-Line Conference: One titemal and two 
external. 
Establishing a Conference 
a. Lift handset. 
b. 
Select intercom station or dial desired out- 
side party. 
c. When called party answers. press the pre- 
programmed* COW button. 
d.Add next conference party by selecting an- 
other outside line or intercom station. 
e.When party answers, press the pre-pro- 
grammed* CONF button twice. 
f. All parties are connected. 
Exiting a Conference (Controller only) 
There are three methods of exiting a conference: 
1. Press the ON/OFF button to ON, press the 
MUTE button, and replace the handset (to 
monitor a conference). 
Use the following method only if multi-line con- 
ference is in progress: 
2. Press HOLD button to place outside parties 
on hold. Hold timer starts. If one of the two 
parties is internal. that party will be 
drvped. 
3.Press the pre-programmed* COW and 
hang up or press the ON/OFF button to 
leave the other conference parties still con- 
nected In an unsupervised conference. 
CONF button will flash and ttmerwill start. 
There wiU be a warning tone before the 
other parties are dropped. 
Re-entering 
a Conference 
When the controller re-enters the conference, 
the disconnect timer is reset. 
a. I&2 handset to re-enter a monitored con- 
ference. 
b.To re-enter a conference placed on hold, 
repeat steps for establishing a conference. 
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C. To re-enter an unsupervised conference. 
lift handset and press flashing pre-pro- 
grarmned* CONFbutton. The CONEbutton 
lights steady and confkmation tone will be 
heard. 
Termktating a Conference 
To terminate a conference the conference initia- 
tor who is actively in the conference repfaces 
handset or push ON/OFF button to OFF. To 
terminate an unsupervised conference, press 
the flashing pre-programmed* CONF button 
while on hook, all parties wilI be dropped. 
*Refer to Sec. 400.37, PlexibJe Button 
Assignment. 
400.2s DATA FEATURE 
The Data Feature is a time division switched, 
point to point data transmission capability 
which permits simultaneous voice and data 
communications (within the same system but 
not the same 
port). The Data Feature offers the 
ability to 
transmit data information between 
personal computers, printers, plotters, mo- 
dems. CRT tennids. and main frame com- 
puter ports. 
To establish a Data call a Digital Data Interface 
Unit (DDIUj is required to be connected to each 
data communications device. Data information 
can be switched through the system at speeds 
of 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9606, 
19.2K and 
38.4K baud asynchronous, 
To establish a connection to any idle data port: 
a.A user with an associated DDIU dials the 
station number of the DDIU or the group 
accessnumberofthegroupsthattheDDIU 
has been inserted into or depresses a DSS 
button representing the 
DDIU. The key 
system will then determine the baud rate 
setting for the called DDIU and convert the 
- user’s associated DDIU to the same baud 
rate. The system will then complete the 
connection. 
A second method to establish a connection 
between two DDIU is done by the Srst atten- 
dant. 
a.The first attendant dfals the extension 
number of one data unit. Dial tone is re- 
ceived and the display will show the BAUD 
RATE. 
b.The first attendant then dials the station 
number of the second data unit. Confirma- 
tion tone is heard. This connection will be 
maintained until the first attendant dials the 
station number of one DDIU followed 
by pressing the FLASH button. 
To break down an established connection: 
a.The user dials his associated DDIU num- 
ber or depress the DSS button for the as- 
sociated DDITJ. 
b. Press the “FLASH” button. 
A station user can configure his associated 
DDIU by: 
a. Dialing the DDIU access code [637] on the 
dial pad. 
b. Enter the three-digit extension number of 
the DDTU. The display will 
show the Baud 
Rate setting. the character length (8 or 9). 
and the number of stop bits (I or 2). 
’  To change the Baud Rate: 
a. Press the HOLD button Then enter the 
desired one-digit Baud Rate. 
- 1=300 
- 2= I200 
- 3=2400 
- 4=4800 
- 5=9600 
- 6= 19.2K 
- 7=38.4K 
b.Press the SPEED button to save any 
changes made. 
To change the character length: 
a-Press the TRAN button. Then enter the 
desired one-digit character length, either 8 
or 9. 
b.Press the SPEED button to save any 
changes made. 
To change the number of stop bits: 
a. Press the MUTE button. Then enter the 
desired one-digit stop bit, 1 or 2. 
b.Press the SPEED button to save any 
changes made. 
Refer to Station Attributes Programming, 
730.2. Station Identfffcation for programming 
the Station ID of the Digital Data Interface Unit 
Interface Unit fDDlUl for programmmg  (DDIU). AlSo refer to Sec. 730.3, D!gititik$ 
rameters of the Digital Data Interface Unit 
(DDIU). 
Conditions: 
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being connected. Therefore each DDIU 
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rate, number of data bits and number of 
stop bits. This configuration will be done 
by the first attendant or in the caSe of an 
associated data unit can be confiied 
by the user. 
l Data ports can be arranged in ACD/UCD 
Groups or Hunt Groups. 
l Data ports do not have to be associated 
with a keyset. however to connect two 
DDIU devices one of them must be asso- 
ciated with a key& unless the connec- 
tion is made by the first attendant. 
l When the data connection has been 
completed, the baud rate used in the 
connection will be displayed on the 
keyset. 
. Non associated DDIU connections can 
be broken down by the Rrst attendant. 
l A DDfU has a IK!E interface. Therefore 
a straight through RS-232C cable can be 
used connect to a IYIE device (printer, 
PC, etc.). 
l Each DDIU requires a digital terminsl 
Port- 
400.26 
DIAL By NAME 
The system will allow station users to dial ex- 
tension numbers by entering a name of a per- 
son that has been programmed for that station. 
‘Ihe system database will allow entry of a name 
(alphanumeric) up to 24-characters in length 
for each station. This progxammed name can be 
used for dialtng-by-name station users and in 
some cases LCD displays. 
To dial a station user by name: 
a. Dial the Dial-By-Name code (6’1 on the dial 
pad, 
I 
zess the pre-programmed* DIAL-BY- 
NAME flex button. 
b.Dial the desired person’s name using the 
keys on the key pad. For example: if you 
wanted to calI Linda Murphy, and last 
names were entering into the directory di- 
aling list. you would press the digit 6 &I). 
then the digit 8 Wl. then the digit 7 (RI, the 
digit 7 again PI. the digit 4 (Hj and finally 
the digit 9 (Y). JKL I 5 i 
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T.U.V 
1 8 1 
W.X.YZ I 
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*does not appear on dial pad. I 
l When the system finds a unique numeric 
match (MURPHE687749) to the name being 
dialed, the caIl will be placed to the station 
matching the name. The intercom call will 
signal the station according to the HF-TN-W 
switch setting. if fewer than 8 digits are di- 
aled. the numeric mat& will be dialed after 
a 10 sec. interdigittime-out occurs, orifa’#” 
(pound], is pressed. 
‘Refer to Sec. 400.37. Flexible Button 
ASS@lIIlUlt. . 
Conditions: 
. The system will dial the station that 
matches the dialed name when a unique 
match is found. If multiple names are 
located (found) after 8 digits, the first one 
is dialed. 
. Thenameswillbeenteredasapartof 
the system attributes database. Num- 
bers may be entered as part of a name. 
To avoid conflicts, all names must have 
a unique numerical sequence. 
MO.27 D IRECTED GAIL PICK-UP 
When incoming. transferred. or rec&ing out- 
side line ringing, intercom ringing, or Camp On 
ringing is heard at an unattended telephone: 
a. Dial the station number of the known ring- 
ing telephone. Receive ringback tone, or 
call announce tone. 
b. Press the pre-programmed* PICK UP but- 
ton to answer the call. 
*A flex button must be programmed for this 
feature to operate. Refer to Sec. 400.37. Flexible 
Button AssigmnenL 
Conditions: 
l User must have access to the specific 
outside line or a Loop button to do a 
directed call pickup. 
400.28 DIREcTG 
Kp DIALING - Statfons 
Directory dialing allows station users to obtain 
a directory of station users and have the system 
dial the extension that is currently on the dis- 
play. The @.@-r0?e DVX ’ System provides loea- 
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names. 
Directory dialing also 
allows users to program 
a ‘name” along with a speed dial bin for use in 
later locating a speed dial number. When 
prompted to do so. the system will display the 
name associated with a speed dial number on 
the LCD display so that when the desired name 
is shown, the user may then have the system 
dial the number. 
Directory dialing also aIlows users to associate 
a Ynamec with an entry in the local num- 
ber/name translation table. When prompted to 
do so, the system wiII display the name associ- 
ated with the table on the LCD display so 
that 
when the desired name is shown, the user may 
then have the system dial the number. The 
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to 100 names. while the inftzrte DVX ’ System 
provides locations for up to 200 names. 
The Directory DiaIing list may be programmed 
and maintained at the f&t assigned attendant 
station in one of two ways, however this admin 
routine provides a means for the directory list 
to be maintained by the system programmer 
either locally (at Station 300) or remotely via 
modem access. 
Directory dialing may also be used to transfer 
a caIl from one station 
to another. 
To view the 
directory list: 
a. Dial the Directory List dial code [680) on 
the dial pad, 
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press the pre-progrxmmed* flex button 
programmed as a directory dialing button. 
b. Press a button 
on the key pad, once, twice 
or three times, 
to represent the letter of the 
alphabet, to begin viewing the 
list of 
names. (i.e. the f%st depression of the digit 
+ “2” produces the names beginning with an 
“A”. The second depression of the digit “2” 
produces the names beginning with a -B”, 
while the 
third depression of the digit ‘2” 
produces the names beginning wkh a “C”.) 
The letters of the alphabet are represented 
on the key pad as follows: 
ALPHANUMERIC! 
CHARACI’ER DIGIT 
ABX 
2 
D&F 3 
G.H.1 
4 
J.KL 5 
M,N,O 
6 
P,Q)*.RS 
7 
T.U.V I 8 i 
W.x.YZ ! 9 : 
I *does not appear on dial pad. i 
c. Names beginning with the letter chosen 
will appear on the LCD display. 
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beginning with th.e desired letter. a name 
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d. Dial an [*I on the dial pad to scroll up ~next 
entry) through the list, 
or 
Dial a [#I on the dial pad to scroll down 
(previous entry) through the list, 
or 
press another button to view the list for a 
different letter of the s&&abet. 
e.When the desired name is shown on the 
LCD dispIay, pressing the SPEED button 
will automatically dial the destination sta- 
tion or outside phone number (via speed 
dial). 
Conditions: 
l If the desired party is an intercom sta- 
tion. 
that station will be signaled acmrd- 
ing to that station’s intercom selector 
switch (SLT stations WilI tone ring). 
l If the desired party is associated to a 
speed dial bin, the system will select a 
CO line and dial the number pro- 
grammed into the speed dial bin. Call 
progress tones will then be heard. 
To Transfer a Call using Directory IXalfng: 
Whileonacalk 
a. Press the TRAN button. 
b.Dial the Directory &I Code (6801 on the 
dial pad, 
or 
press a pre-programmed+ flex button pro- 
grammed for directory dialing. 
c. Press the SPEED button to automaticaky 
dial the destination station. 
d. Hang up to complete the transfer. 
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*Refer to Sec. 400.37, Flexible Button 
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400.29 DIRECT XNWARD SYSTxcM AC- 
CESS [DISAI 
a. Call the phone number the system admk- 
istrator specifkd as the DISA line. The 
system answers and returns intercom dial 
tone. 
b. Enter the DISA access code also specified 
by the system administrator, if applimble. 
Dial tone is 
returned. 
To place an outgoing call: 
a. Dial a group access code: 9. 82 - 87, CO 
Diat tone is returned. 
b. Dial the desired telephone 
number. 
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To reach an internal statfon: 
a. Dial the three-digit station number. Ring- 
back tone will be heard. 
b. Converse when party answers. 
4430.30 DISTJNCTiVE RINGING 
The tone ring signal used to not@ stations of 
an incoming call can be changed by each sta- 
tion 
user to provide dM.incttve ringing among a 
group of stations. Each station user may select 
a distinctive ringing tone that will 
be used to 
ring their station. The system provides 81 dif- 
ferent ring patkms that each station user may 
select from. 
To select a distinctive ring tone for a station: 
h 
a. Dial the Tone Ring program code. [695] on 
the dial pad. 
b. 
Enter the two-digit tone number. The tele- 
phone speaker will sound a steady tone 
that correlates to the two digit entry. 
c. When the desired tone is selected, press 
the SPEED button to save this as the tone 
to be 
presented when the station is tone 
rung. Confirmation tone wiU 
be heard. This 
tone will be presented as a result of an 
incoming CO or intercom call, recalling CO 
line or Transferred CO line or at any other 
time the station is tone rung (refer to con- 
ditions below). 
The 81 ringtng choices are as follows: 
I TONE# : FRJ3Q i DURATION 
I 00 i 120!3/1477 i 5Orns/50ms 
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Conditions: 
l Station users may listen to alI tones by 
dialing the two-digft codes one after an- 
other. The tone that is sounding when 
the SPEED button is pressed will be 
saved as that station’s tone ringing se- 
lection. 
l A station’s tone rhxging selection will be 
maintained in a battery protected area of 
memory. Therefore if a system experi- 
ences a power fa&xe, or a soft or hard 
restart, a station’s tone ringing selection 
will be restored. 
l The tone selected will be used to provide 
TONE” ringfng normal or muted to the 
station whenever the staffon is com- 
manded to tone ring. (i.e. this does not 
apply to camp-on tone programming conf&mation tone or other specific tones 
that are not considered YKXVE” ringirig.] 
l The selected tone will be used to notify 
the station in the following cases: 
- Incoming CO Call 
- Incoming Intercom Call 
- Transferred CO Line 
- Re&GngCOLine 
- Call Back Notification 
- Message Wait Call Back 
- All types of forwarded calls 
- Executive/Secretary calls 
- Message Wait Reminder Tone 
- Ala.tm/Reminder Signaling 
- Line Queue Call Back 
- LCR Queue Call Back 
400.31 DO NOT DkJRB 
If you have been given the ability to place your 
phone in Do Not Disturb: 
a. Press the pm.-programmed* DND button. 
DND button lights steady. 
The DND button can be pressed while the 
phone is ringing to stop the ringing. (Refer to 
One-Time Do Not Disturb below.) 
Removing Do Not Disturb 
a. F?ress the pre-promed* DND button. 
The button LED extinguishes and DND is 
canceled. 
*A flex button must be progkxnmed for this 
feature to operate. Refer to Sec. 400.37, Flexible 
Button Assignment 
A. One-Time Do Not Disturb 
Allows you to prevkt calls from ringing at 
your station while you’re on a call. The 
One-Time DND condition will automat- 
ically cancel when you end your call. 
aPress the pre-promed* DND button 
while you’re off-hook and connected to a 
CO line or intercom call. The DND button 
LED lights and off-hook tones at your sta- 
tion are canceled. 
To cancel: 
a. Replace the handset The DND button LED 
exkinguishes and DND is canceled. 
*A flex button must be programmed for this 
feature to operate. Refer to Sec. 400.37, Flexible 
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466.32 EXCLUSIVE HOLD 
When a line is placed on Exclusive Hold. no 
otherstationfnthesystemmnretrievethiscall. 
Exclusive Hold may be programmed to be acti- 
vated on the fist or second depression of the 
Hold button. CO Lines while in a transfer hold 
are always placed in an Exclusive Hold condi- 
tion. 
400.33 EXECUTIVE 
OVERRIDE 
Allows stations designated as “Executive” the 
ability to override and ‘barge in” on other 
keysets engaged in conversation. 
lfyoucallabusy 
station: 
a.Pres.5 the pre-progrzunmed’ EXECUTIVE 
OVERRIDE button. Executive station will 
be bridged onto the CO line conversation 
in progress at the calted station. Optional 
wamjng tone is heard and presented to all 
parties prior to cut-thru. 
b.Replace handset at Executfve station to 
terminatethe override. 
Condftions: 
0 An error tone will occurs 
- if the called party is in a conference. 
- if the called party is already on an OHVO 
call. 
- tithe called party has a Camp-On at his 
station 
l If the Executive joins a call and one of 
the members does a hook-flash or de- 
presses his transfer button, the Execu- 
tive wiU be dropped. 
l If the Executtve does a hook-flash or 
depresses his &ansfer button, it will be 
ignored. 
l When the Executfve jumps in on an in- 
- tercom call or CO call and the Executive 
is not in amute condition, and anymem- 
berofthepa.rtyhangsup,tbecallwillbe 
converted to a two-party conversation. 
l When the Executive jumps in on an in- 
tercom call or CO call and the Executive 
is in the mute condition and 
either of the 
two parties in the intercom call hang up, 
the call will be dropped. Ifthe Executive 
hangsup,tbeeallwillremainasatwo- 
party conversation. 
‘A Flex button must be progmmmed for this 
feature to operate. Refer to Sec. 400.37. Flexible 
Button Assignment. piGiG- .. 
USE OF THIS FEATURE WHEh’ THE 
EXECllTIVE OVERRIDE WARNING 
TONE IS DISABLED MAY BE INTER- 
PRETED AS A VIOLATION OF FED- 
Em OR STATE LAWS, AND AN 
INVASION OF PFUVACY. CONSULT 
COUNSELWllX RESPECTTO APPLI- 
CABLE 
MWS BEFORE INTRUDING 
ON CALLS USING THIS FEATURE. 
400.34 ExE-/ymY TRANS- 
FER 
l If you are designated the Executive station 
and your phone is busy 
or in DND. all calls 
will be routed to the Secre&y station. 
l If you are the designated Secretary station. 
you can signal the Executive that is busy or 
in DND by 
using the Camp On feature. 
400.35 FUSH 
When connected to an outside he: 
a. Press FLASH button to disconnect outside 
line and 
re-seize outside line dial tone. 
400.96 FLASH ON INTERCOM 
When connected to a page zone or another 
internal party. press FLASH button to discon- 
nect page or intercom call. Intercom dial tone 
will be heard. 
406.37 FUXBLE BUTTON ASSIGNMENT 
If you have buttons on your telephone which 
have NOT been assigned as CO lines, Pooled 
group, or Loop 
buttons, you may program them 
to suit your own individual needs. There are fwe 
possible functions you may +ssign to these 
buttons; 
l DSS/BLF: ‘Ibis button. when pressed, Ml 
automatically signal the assigned fntercom 
station. DSS/BLF buttons a~ programmed 
by the station user. 
l FBWURES: This button can be programmed 
so that when pressed it Ww activate a par- 
ticular feature, thus elimimi- the need for 
dialing the feature code. Some features re- 
cpire a flexbutton to be 
programmed for that 
feature to be accessible to the station user. 
Where this is the case it is so designated in 
this Feature Operation Section and user 
guide. Feature buttons arc programmed by 
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the station user. Refer to Table 400-2 Flex 
Button Prog ramming Codes for a complete 
Ming of code/features that may be pro- 
grammed onto a flexible button. 
l SPEED DIAL: This button can be pro- 
grammed to automaticaS@ access a speed 
number location for one-step operation. PBX 
and Centrex codes can be programs ed into 
a speed dial bin and accessed by one button 
depression. 
l POOLED GROUP ACCESS: A group of out- 
side lines can be placed under one button. 
When this button is pressed, the system will 
select an available line from this group for the 
user to piace a calI on. Pool buttons are 
assigned in database administration. 
l LOOP: This button will act as the direct ap- 
pearing button for outside lines that do not 
appear on the user’s individual telephone. Any phone that doesn’t have all lines appear 
on it must have a loop button. There is NO 
limit to the number of LOOP buttons a sb- 
tion may have. Loop buttons are assigned in 
database administration. 
To program flexible buttons: 
a. Press the SPEED button twice. 
b.Press the assigned button to be pro- 
grammed (it must be programmed in data- 
base as a multi-function button). 
c. Dial the desired code. Refer to Table 400-2 
Flex Button Programming Codes. 
To erase a flexible button: 
a. Press the SPEED button twice. 
b. F’ress the button to be erase 
c. Press the FLASH button! 
d, Replace the handset or press the ON/OFF 
button. 
Table 400-2 Flex B&on Rogrammipg Cod- 
loo- I27 
100-155 
22 ICI 
228 
33 IHI 
MM 
55 WI 
566 
567 
571 
572 55 IV] 
573 
574 
575 
576 55 [UJ 
577 55 [u] 
691 
602 
603 
604 
620 
621 
622 
623 
624 
625 
626 
627 
628 
629 
Station hterwm Numbers (DVX’) 
Station Intercom 
Numbers (DWtq 
Call Park Location 1-7 (systcmj 
PersonalPark 
Hunt Group Pilot Numbers O-7 
Voice Mafl Group Pilot Numbtrs O-7 
ACD/UCD Group Pilot Nlunbers O-7 
ACDfUCD 
Available/Unavailable 
ACD/UCD Calls in Queue Display 
ACD A#nt Logout 
ACD Agent Lu@n 
ACD Group 
Member Status 
ACD Agent Hi+ 
ACD Supervisor lagout 
ACD Supehrisor Login 
ACD Supervisor Queue Status 
Attendant Override 
Disable Outgoing CO line Access 
CO Llne Off-Net Forward 
Night Service 
camp-on 
Line Queue 
CauEack 
Message Wait 
collfkrcncc 
Executive Override/Monitor Barge-In 
LCR Queue Cancel 
Account Code Enter 
OHVO on 
MUIEfeatum 
631 Do-Not Disturb 
632 
Background Music 
633 WI 
Personalized Messages 
63300 CIear Pa-sonalked Messages 
634 Headset Mode 
635 ICI-ID Display (unanswered calls) 
640 Au Cdl Forward 
695 
Distinctive Ringing 
70 
All cdl page fIntcn.ld ei Extema.l) 
71 
Internal Page 
Zone 1 
72 
fntcmal Page Zone 2 
73 
Internal Page Zane 3 
74 
fntcmal Page Zone 4 
75 
Intclnal All cd Page 
76 IO1 Ektcmal All Call Fag&Ml Fkt Zones) 
76 IR Exkmal Page l-7 
77 Meet-Me-Page Answer 
9 Last cost RDutingAccess 
#O 
Group call pick Up 
#3 
Universal Night hswcr (UN& 
[SPEED] YY Speed Dial Access 
(00-19 Statton) (20-99 Systczn) 
ISPEED]+[+%lSave Number Redial 
WEED]+I#Iht Number I?edial 
W=Sp!?edLml3inn, 
22 = Personaiized Messiqes. 
U=UWGraupNumberO-7, 
c=cdPtlrkLocatfon~? 
H = 
Hunt Gmup Number O-7, 
V = Voice Mafl Gnntp NLmLber 07 
P=Eitem&&gezOneNwr&r1-7 
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1  
						

							i@nite DVX I and DVB: ’ 
~M@al IKey Telephone Systems STATfON FEATUW% OPEBA~ON 
400.38 GROUP LISTENING 
All digital key stations have built in speaker- 
phones. Station users may use the speaker to 
monitor a calI while using the handset to con- 
verse with the outside party. This enables other 
people 
in the room to listen to both parties in 
the conversation. 
a.While conversing. on the handset. press 
the ON/OFF button. Both parties of the 
conversation can then be heard on the 
digital station’s speaker. The spealcer- 
phone microphone wiII be muted while the 
handset is off-hook. 
To deactivate Group Listening while off-hook, 
the ON/OFF button must be depressed. 
Conditions: 
l While talking using the speaker phone, 
then Iifting the handset will turn off of 
the speakerphone. To activate group Iis- 
tening, the ON/OFF button must be 
pressed (to ON) while the handset is off- 
hook. 
l WhiIe in group listening mode, pressing 
the MUTE button will cause the transmit 
from the handset to bemuted [the speak- 
erphone microphone is already muted). 
However the distant end can stiII be 
heard over both the handsetreceiver and 
the station speaker. 
. Iffull speakerphone operation is desired 
while in group listening mode, simply set 
the handset 
on-hook 
l Group listening is not available when the 
station is in headset mode. 
l when placing the handset on-hook to go 
to full speakerphone operation. it is nor- 
mal for a %queal” caused by audio feed- 
back to be heard. 
-400.39 HEADSET MODE 
Ifyouwishtouseaheadsetand havebeengiven 
the abflity to do so in progmmming. 
To activate Headset Mode: 
a. Da [6341 on the dkl pad, 
>ss pre-programmed+ HEADSET MODE 
button. LED WLzl Ii&t steady. To de-activate Headset Mode: 
a. Dial 16341 on the dial pad, 
$ss the pre-programmed* HEADSET 
MODE button. LED will extinguish. 
*Refer to Sec. 400.37, Flexible Button 
Assignment. 
400.40 ICLID uNAlvswERED CALLMAN- 
AGEMENT TABLE 
The ICIJD Software Package is an optional soft- 
ware package available for the infin2e Digital 
Systems which must be purchased separately 
for this feature to be available. Au Unanswered 
Calf Management Table with 50 eniry capacity 
for the in&.&e DVX I system, and 100 entry 
capacfty for the in#.r& DVX ’ system is main- 
tained in the system.Tbe caIlingnumber/name 
information pertaining to any unanswered caII 
wilI be pkced in this table at the time the 
system has determined that the call has been 
abandoned. 
This table may be interrogated from any station 
user so that the 
unanswered calls may be re- 
viewed and handled by the end user. Upon 
entry into the review process, the functions 
available to a phone are: 
Function Function 
Button 
1. Gotobeginningoflist 
To interrogate the ICIJD Unanswered Call Man- 
agement ‘Fable from any station in the system: 
a. Dial the access code [635) bn the dial pad. 
b. When the desired list entry is displayed on 
the LCD, press the SPEED button to auto- 
matidly dial the hst entxy. 
To review the next item in this entry: 
a. Press the MUTE button to toggle to the next 
item. 
b. Press the ON/OFF button to &t the review 
function. 
Iaaue 1, January 1983 
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