Commander Connect Connect V6 - To Adjust How Your Keystation Is Mounted

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To adjust how your Keystation is mounted

• The desk plinth allows you to mount the Keystation at two angles

• To remove the plinth press clip down and remove

• The Keystation can now be adjusted to the 35 or 20 degree positions

• The Keystation may also be wall-mounted. When wall-mounted, the Keystation

retaining hook must be reversed to ensure the Handset can be properly retained.

Press clip

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Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
Introduction to Your Commander Connect System10
- System Description10
- System Options11
- Commander Contact Details11
Using this Handbook12
Introducing the Keystations13
- Standard Keystation13
- Executive Keystation with Console14
- Executive Keystation14
- To Adjust How Your Keystation Is Mounted15
- Using the Keystation 'Display16
- Using the 'Display' Keys to Select Menu Options17
- How to Enter Text When Programming Names or Messages17
- Using the Programmable Keys / Line Keys18
- Using the Hands-Free Key18
- Using the Function Keys19
- DSS Console Stations19
- Backlit Display19
Getting Started - Basic Call Features20
Making and Answering Calls20
- To Make an External Call20
- To Make an Internal Call20
- To Call a Group20
- To Make a Speed Dial Call21
- To Answer a Call21
- Making a Call When Your Phone Is Ringing21
- Reseize21
Holding and Transferring Calls21
- To Place an External Call on Hold21
- To Transfer a Call to Another Station21
- To Transfer a Call to an External Number22
- To Make an External Consultation Call22
Deflecting Calls22
- To Deflect a Call Ringing at Your Station22
- To Forward a Call Ringing at Your Station to Voicemail22
Diverting Calls23
- To Divert All Calls from Your Station23
- To Divert Your Calls to You While You Are at Another Station23
- To Divert Calls When Your Station Is Busy24
- To Cancel a Divert on Busy Diversion24
- To Divert Calls When Your Station Does Not Answer24
- To Cancel a Divert on no Answer Diversion25
Group Divert25
- Setting a Group Divert from a System Phone25
- Security Warning: It Is Possible that a Station May Misuse the External Divert Facility25
- Cancel Group Divert from System Phone25
- Group Divert from Standard Phones25
From a Standard Telephone, Press R When on a Call, Place the Second Call and When It Is Answered, Dial R326
Using Your Keystation with a Headset26
- To Make an Internal or External Call When Using a Headset26
- To Clear down (End) a Call When Using Headset26
- To Answer a Call When Using a Headset26
Holding Conference Calls26
- To Hold an Internal Conference26
- To Hold an External Conference26
Using a Standard Telephone27
Feature Access Codes List27
Making and Answering Calls28
- To Make an External Call28
- To Make an Internal Call28
- To Answer a Call28
Holding and Transferring Calls28
- To Place a Call on Hold28
- To Transfer a Call28
- To Make an External Consultation Call28
Programming and Dialling Speed Dial Numbers29
- To Program a Personal Speed Dial Number29
- To Dial a Personal Speed Dial Number29
- To Dial a System Speed Dial Number29
Additional Call Features30
Redial30
- To Redial the Last External Number Dialled30
Saved Number Redial30
Call Pick-Up30
- To Pick up a Call Ringing at Another Station in Your Group30
- To Pick up an External Incoming Call30
Ring Back30
- To Have a Busy Station Call You Back When It Becomes Free31
- To Receive an Exchange Line as Soon as One Is Available31
Camp on Busy31
Call Waiting from Another Station31
- To Present a Busy Station with a Call Waiting Tone31
- To Accept a Waiting Call31
Call Waiting from External Calls31
Multiple Call Park32
- To Park and Retrieve a Call32
Operator Services32
- To Call the Operator32
- To Intrude on a Line-To-Line Call32
System Speed Dial List32
- To Add or Delete a System Speed Dial Number33
- To Dial a System Speed Dial Number33
Setting 'Display' Messages33
- To Set a Message to be Displayed to Internal Callers33
- To Cancel a 'Display' Message34
Displaying Caller Numbers and Routing Calls34
- How a Caller Number Is Displayed at Your Station35
- To Set up Your System to Display Caller Numbers Received on Analogue Lines (CND Service)35
- To Associate a Caller Number with a Name, and Route Its Calls to a Station36
Storing and Redialling Caller Numbers (CLI Store)36
- To Programme the CLI Store to Store All Calls or Unanswered Calls Only37
- To Set up Stations with an Individual CLI Store37
Paging37
- To Program a Station for Use with a Public Address Amplifier38
- To Make an Announcement over a Public Address System38
- To Respond to a Page over the PA System38
- To Make an Announcement over the Speakers of All Keystations38
- To Make an Announcement over the Speakers of All Keystations and the PA39
- To Make a Call over the Speaker of Another Keystation39
- To Answer a Voice Call at Your Station39
- To Protect Keystations against Announcements and Voice Calls39
- To Prevent Stations from Using the Public Address System39
Manager / Secretary40
- To Set up Manager/Secretary Combinations40
- To Program a Key to Answer the Manager's Calls40
- To Dedicate an Exchange Line to a Manager's Station41
- To Program a Key to Page the Secretary's Station Directly41
- To Program a Key to Call the Secretary's Station Directly41
- Press the Hands-Free Key to Finish Programming41
- To Divert Calls to a Secretary42
Least Cost Routing42
- To Set up Codes to Allow Calls to be Routed on Specific Lines or Networks42
- Least Cost Routing Activated Automatically at Set Times43
- Press the Hands-Free Key to Finish Programming43
- To Route a Call Using the Least Cost Routing Feature43
Sending a Forward Recall While on a Call43
- To Send a Forward Recall Signal to an Exchange or a PABX43
Account Codes44
- To Set up the Account Code Operation44
- Entering Account Codes - Optional Mode44
- Entering Account Codes - Forced Mode45
PABX Mode46
- Line Appearances on Keystation Keys46
- Making External Calls When in PABX Mode46
- Incoming Calls in PABX Mode of Operation46
- Call Answered46
- Call Placed on Hold46
Button Hopping47
Station Set-Up Options47
Customising Your Keystation47
- To Turn on Automatic Answer Mode47
- To Program a Feature Onto a Programmable Key on Your Station47
- To Turn on Headset Mode48
- To Set a Ringing Tone on Your Keystation48
- To Set the 'Display' Contrast on Your Keystation48
- To Enter System Programming48
- Background Music49
- INT STN Order49
Do Not Disturb49
- To Set Do Not Disturb on Your Station49
- To Cancel Do Not Disturb on Your Station49
Station Lock50
- To Lock Your Station50
- To Unlock Your Station50
- To Make a Call from a Locked Station50
- To Change Your Station Lock Password50
- To Examine Station Lock Passwords51
Tone Protection51
- To Program a Station to Receive Call Waiting Tones51
- To Protect an Individual Call from Call Waiting Tones51
Reminder Call52
- To Set Your Station to Give You a Reminder Call at a Given Time52
- To Review and Cancel a Reminder Call52
Station Reset52
- To Reset Your Keystation52
Incoming Call Handling53
- General53
- Incoming Calls to Individual Stations53
- Incoming Calls to a Ring Group53
- Incoming Calls to a Hunt Group54
Group Programming54
- Logging in and out of Hunt Groups55
- Associating Lines with Groups or Stations for Incoming Ringing55
Fax Line / Station55
Restricting Outgoing Calls56
- To Restrict a Station from Accessing a Particular Exchange Line56
- To Program Exchange Lines to be Used for Incoming Calls Only56
Outgoing Groups56
- To Program Lines into Groups for Access Using the Codes 0, 760 - 76956
Outgoing Line Priority57
- To Program Outgoing Line Priority57
Day Service / Night Service58
- To Set the Automatic Start and End Times for Night Service58
- To Manually Turn on Night Service58
- To Have Night Service Remain on over Weekends59
Setting the Time and Date59
- To Set the Time and Date on the System59
Hold Options59
- To Supply Music, Tone or Silence to Callers on Hold60
Hot Line60
- To Have a Station Dial a Number Automatically, When the Handset Is Lifted60
Assigning Station Names61
- To Assign a Name to a Station61
Class of Service61
- To Set up Class of Service Access Tables62
- To Restrict Station Outgoing Calls During the Day62
- To Restrict Station Outgoing Calls During the Night62
- To Allow Stations Use System Speed Dials Overriding Call Restrictions63
Power Failure Options64
- To Provide Battery Backup64
- Battery Alarm64
- To Make Outgoing Calls Following a Power Failure64
Using Voicemail and Other Voice Services65
Courtesy Service65
- To Have Callers Automatically Receive a Courtesy Greeting65
- To Change the Ringing Time before Calls Receive the Courtesy Greeting66
- To Change the Time before Unanswered Calls Are Disconnected66
- Press the Hands-Free Key to Finish Programming66
- To Have Callers Receive a Customised Courtesy Greeting66
- To Record a Customised Courtesy Greeting66
Voicemail67
- Voicemail Common Parameters67
- To Allocate a Voicemail Box to a Station67
- Information Only Voice Boxes68
- Voicemail Box Capacity68
- Voicemail Box Capacity % Used68
- To Turn on Your Voicemail Box68
- To Access Your Voicemail Box69
- To Retrieve Messages Left in Your Voicemail Box69
- Saving Voice Messages69
- Forward a Message from a Keystation69
- To Automatically Call the Sender of a Message70
- To Record Your Own Voicemail Box Greeting70
- To Replay the Voicemail Box Greeting70
- Composing/Sending Messages Internally70
- To Select the Primary or Alternate Greeting71
- Transferring Calls to Voice Boxes71
- To Retrieve Your Voicemail Box Messages Remotely72
- Dialling # When Listening to a Standard Mailbox Greeting72
- Dialling # When Listening to a Information-Only Voice Mailbox73
Remote Notification of Voice Messages73
- Setting up Your Remote Notification to a Personal Number73
- Programming a Personal Number73
- Notification of All Messages or Priority Messages73
- Turning Remote Notification on and off74
- Selecting the Stations that Can Activate Remote Notification74
- Selecting the Number of Simultaneous Calls74
- Selecting the Number of Retry Attempts74
- Selecting the Line Group that the Remote Notification Calls Are to Use75
- Notification Delay Timer75
- Notification Interval Timer75
- To Monitor/Pick-Up Callers as They Speak to Your Voicemail Box76
- To Change Your Voicemail Password76
- To Record a Call (8 Port Voicemail Module Only)76
- Group Mail Boxes77
- To Check All Voicemail Passwords77
- To Operate Voicemail from a Standard Telephone77
Answering Machine78
- To Turn the Answering Machine on and off78
- To Program Lines to be Answered by the Answering Machine79
- To Change the Greeting on the Answering Machine79
- To Set the Time a Call will Ring before the Answering Machine Answers79
- To Retrieve Messages Left on the Answering Machine79
- To Retrieve Answering Machine Messages Remotely80
Auto-Attendant80
- Single Digit Dial through of Auto-Attendant80
- To Have an Auto-Attendant Answer Calls and Allow Station Access81
- To Customise the Auto-Attendant Message81
- Dialling # When Listening to the Auto Attendant Greeting81
- Replaying the Main Auto Attendant Greeting81
- Recording a Temporary Auto-Attendant Greeting82
- To Change the Ringing Time before Calls Receive the Auto-Attendant Greeting82
- Multiple Levels of Auto-Attendant83
- Dialling a Single Digit at 1 St Layer of Auto-Attendant83
- Dialling Single Digit at 284
- Recording of the 2 Nd Level Voice Prompt84
- Nd Layer of Auto-Attendant84
- Mapping of Voice Prompt85
Directory Services86
- Simple Directory Service86
- Dial-By-Name Service (8 Port Voicemail Module Only)86
- Dial-By-Name Programming88
Programming Additional System Options89
Using a Door Station89
- To Set up a Door Station on Your System89
- To Set up Which Stations the Door Station will Ring89
- Answering a Door Station Call90
- To Open a Door Using the Doorstrike90
- To Program Which Stations Can Operate the Doorstrike90
- To Program How Long the Door Remains Unlocked90
- To Program How Long the Door Station Ring the Stations91
Call Logging92
- To Enable/Disable Call Logging93
- To Prevent Calls from Individual Stations Being Logged93
- To Set the Call Logging Interface Speed for Connecting a Printer or PC93
Portable PIN94
- Turning Portable PIN on and off94
- Programming Pins94
- Making Calls Using a PIN from a Keystation95
- Making Calls Using a PIN from a Standard Analogue Phone95
- Call Logging with Portable PIN Enabled96
Operation with a Parent PABX97
- To Program PABX Access Digits97
Miscellaneous System Configuration Options98
- To Change the Programming Station98
- To Change the System Programming Password98
- To Configure Unequipped Line Interfaces98
- To Configure Disconnected Stations99
- To Examine System Passwords99
- To Configure Line Key Lights100
- To Prohibit Trunk-To-Trunk Calls on a Station100
- External Diversion Options100
- To Move a Faulty Station101
- To Change Ringing from 50 to 25 Hz101
- Reverse Cadence101
- Keypad Feedback101
- Flexible Numbering102
- To Program Paired Stations on Your System104
- To Configure Analogue Lines104
- To Program Loop Calling on Analogue System Lines105
- Programming Reversal on Idle105
- Programming CND Detection106
- Programming Tone Dialling106
- Programming Dialtone Detection107
- Routing Calls to Phantom Mailboxes107
- Naming Analogue Lines108
- Turning on the 'Line Name' Feature108
- Room Monitor108
- To Set System Timers109
- To Reset Your System110
Setting up and Using Isdn111
Multiple Subscriber Numbering (MSN) / Direct Dialling in (DDI)111
- To Program DDI Numbers with Names and Have Them Ring Stations112
- To Program MSN Numbers with Names and Have Them Ring Stations112
- Assign a Specific Phone Number to a Station113
- Multiple Call Handling113
Calling Line Identity (CLI) Services113
- To Prevent Your Number Being Sent on an Individual Call114
- To Prevent Numbers Being Sent on All Station Calls114
- To Prevent Numbers Being Sent When Answering a Call on All Stations114
- To Program Stations to Have a Minimum 3.1Khz Bandwidth114
Tele-Secretary115
- To Allow a Station to See Who an Incoming Call Is for115
Malicious Call Trace (MCT)116
- To Request the Network to Make a Malicious Call Trace (MCT)116
Advice of Charge (AOC)116
- To Display the Cost of Your Call on Your Keystation116
Network Divert117
- To Have the Network Divert Calls on Your ISDN Lines117
Using ISDN to the Desktop117
Configuring ISDN on Your System118
- To Access ISDN Configuration Options118
- To Configure ISDN Accesses as Point-To-Point or Point-To-Multipoint118
- To Configure ISDN Accesses as T or S Interfaces118
- To Configure an ISDN Access to Work with a PABX118
- To Configure Accept on Busy119
- To Configure ISDN Accesses with a Directory MSN119
- To Program Msns to Ignore119
Call Deflection119
Setting up and Using PRI (ISDN 30)120
- PRI Channel Programming120
- Line Programming Changes When a PRI Module Is Equipped120
- Equipped Lines120
- Equipped Lines Programming When PRI Is Enabled120
- Incoming Ringing / Auto Attendant / Courtesy Service121
- Outgoing Restriction122
- Switch Equipped with a PRI Access122
- Incoming Calls Only When PRI Is Programmed122
- Outgoing Groups123
- Outgoing Groups When PRI Is Programmed123
- LCR Codes123
- LCR Programming When PRI Is Programmed123
- Answering Machine Mailbox Programming124
- Answering Machine Mailbox Programming When a PRI Is Programmed124
- Analogue/Basic Rate Line Backup124
- Presentation of Lines on the Keystations124
- Programmed Keystation Keys in Key System Mode124
- Line Presentation in the Keystation Display124
Programming Reference125
- Individual Station Programming Options125
- Accessing System Programming Options126
- System Settings Options127

Commander Connect Connect V6 - To Adjust How Your Keystation Is Mounted

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