Programming
To Program Buttons
Use programming to store dialing sequences on programmable buttons (see
diagram, page 2). Then simply touch the button to dial automatically.
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2
3
4
Press [
Feature ] [ 0 ] [ 0 ] to enter programming mode.
Press a programmable button.
Press the buttons you normally press to dial another extension, to dial an
outside telephone number, or to use a system feature (see examples below).
NOTE: To store [
Intercom ] on a button, press the left [ Intercom ] button.
To program more buttons, or to change the programming, repeat Steps 2 and 3.
Press [ Feature ] [ 0 ] [ 0 ] to exit programming mode.
Examples:
Autodial another extension number
To ring extension 11 with one touch, program left [ Intercom ] [ 1 ] [ 1 ]; to voice
signal extension 11, program left [
Intercom
] [
★
] [
1
] [
1
] .
You can also use this button to:
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Transfer calls to the extension with one touch.
See when the extension is in use (red steady light).
See when the extension is calling you (green flashing light).
See when a call you transferred to the extension is returning to you, the
extension is manually signaling you, or (on PARTNER II systems only) when
you are receiving a coverage call for the extension (green fluttering light).
Autodial an outside telephone number
To dial 555-5678 with one touch, program [
5
] [
5
] [
5
] [
5
] [
6
] [
7
] [
8
].
Any dial-code feature on pages 7–10
Program the dial code on a button. For example, to use Do Not Disturb with
one touch, program [
Feature ] [ 0 ] [ 1 ] on a button with lights. For some features,
you can also program an extension number or group number on the button, as
indicated in the descriptions on pages 7–10. For example, to use Call Pickup
for calls ringing at extension 12, program left [
Intercom ] [ 6 ] [ 1 ] [ 2 ] on a button.
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