TELEPHONE
Call Buttons
Alpha Letters
Use call buttons (labeled 1-5) to make and receive Use the letter G through Z on the corner of each call
inside and outside calls. and fixed feature button to enter names into your
Personal Directory. Letters A through F appear on the
display.
Fixed Feature Buttons
Use fixed feature buttons for special operator functions and basic call handling:
Start
Source
Destination
Release
Headset
Auto
Ans
Headset
Mute
Headset
Status
Send/Remove
Message
Begins directing the call and puts the
caller on hold at the
Source
button.
Connects you with the caller after
you’ve begun directing the call.
Connects you with the person being
called (when you are directing a call).
Completes a call and frees you for
the next call. Also, releases you from
a 3-way conference.
(Headset Auto Answer)
When you use a headset,
automatically connects you to the
next call each time a new call arrives
at your console.
(Headset/Handset Mute)
Temporarily turns off the headset
microphone to allow you to talk to
someone privately. It also turns off
the handset microphone.
Allows you to switch between
handset and the headset.
Turns co-workers’ message
lights on and off.
the
Position
Busy
Night
Service
Alarm
Cancel
Join
Pool
Status
Forced/
Release
Temporarily sends outside calls
directed to your console to a
designated backup extension or
extensions. You continue to receive
calls to your extension and calls from
co-workers who are using forwarding
features.
Turns on after-hours phone
operation.
Indicates that a problem has
occurred with the system.
Cancels a call-directing attempt and
reconnects you to the original caller
held at the
Source
button. The
system moves the call to a call
button.
Connects you, the original caller
(Source),
and the co-worker being
called
(Destination)
in a 3-way
conference.
Shows you the status of the outside
line groups in your system.
Drops all callers (including you)
from a call and frees you for another
call.
Call Buttons
Fixed Feature Buttons
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