Extendedfeatwes
Park code programming
Each user can program their own park code if they do not wish to use the park code 1 defined
in the terminal.
Press
@.
Press
a
as often as necessary until “SETTINGS” is
displayed. Press I.
Press
m
as often as necessary until “PARK CODE”
is displayed. Press
1.
The message “PARK CODE 1
”
is displayed.
Overwrite the park code with your own one or two
digit park code and confirm by pressing
I.
The
park code of the active user is now stored.
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If
you delete the programmed park code by pressing @ und
@,
any
further calls will be
manually parked.
Programming a speed-dial memory
There are 12 speed-dial memories available (not user-specific, and hence for all users).
You can use the speed-dial memory to store regularly used telephone numbers or functions.
Please refer to the appropriate section in this operating manual for details.
Press
@.
Press
191
as often as necessary until
‘SPEED DIAL” is displayed. Press
IOK
The contents of the first speed-dial memory is
displayed. Press I.
Enter the number or function you wish to store (in
order to enter
“F”
for a function press
@
0,
for
further special characters see below). Press I.
The programmed speed-dial entry is displayed.
Press
191
to program further speed-dial entries.
Select speed-dial number
To carry out speed-dialling, press
@
and the appropriate memory number
(e.g.
@
and
@
for speed-dialling memory 9). Speed-dialling can be followed on the display.
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Always store a
speed-dial
number
with the prefix.
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For operation with a PBX the number must include the prefix
but
not the exchange
access code.
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