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General| Speakerphone | Yes |
|---|---|
| Expandable Memory | No |
| Camera | No |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Dual SIM | No |
Overview of the 24-Key ESI Feature Phone, its features, and physical layout.
Overview of the 12-Key ESI Feature Phone, its features, and physical layout.
Instructions and diagrams for physically connecting ESI Feature Phones to the system.
How to access and use the help tutorial for phone features and operation.
How to access help while programming phone features.
How to access help while on an active call.
Method for exiting the help mode and returning to normal phone operation.
Introduces the main categories for phone programming, including feature keys and station options.
Details on programming feature keys, methods, and LED indicators.
How to program station-specific settings like headset and hands-free answer.
Settings for customizing ring tones and ringer volume for the station.
Explains the phone's display, its information, and line usage indicators.
Describes the meaning of the red status indicator light on the 24-Key Feature Phone.
How Caller ID information is displayed on the phone during incoming calls.
Details on programmable and fixed feature keys, including their LEDs and functions.
How to use the speakerphone for hands-free conversations on the 24-Key phone.
How to enable/disable hands-free answering for internal calls.
Functionality of the volume and scroll keys for adjusting audio and navigating menus.
How to use the MUTE/DND key to silence the microphone during a call.
Explanation of dynamic soft keys located below the display and their uses.
Describes obtaining internal and outside dial tones for making calls.
General instructions for making and receiving outside and internal calls.
How to use station keys for direct access and status indication of other stations.
Procedures for blind and supervised transfers of outside calls.
Steps to initiate and manage conference calls with multiple participants.
How to temporarily forward calls to another station or mailbox.
How to handle incoming calls when already on a call, including toggling and dropping.
Understanding the display indicators when call waiting is active.
How call waiting functions for internal calls between stations.
Differentiating and using hold versus exclusive hold for calls.
Procedures for retrieving calls placed on hold from any station.
How to place and retrieve calls using the exclusive hold feature.
Instructions for using paging features, including overhead and phone-to-phone paging.
How to answer calls ringing at other stations.
Mentions optional features like operator station and day/night mode.
Explains the functions of the FLASH, REDIAL, and RELEASE keys.
Introduction to Esi-Dex for accessing and auto-dialing stored names and numbers.
Step-by-step guide to auto-dialing contacts using Esi-Dex.
Methods for saving names and numbers into the Personal Dex.
How to remove entries from the Personal Dex.
A practical example of saving and retrieving a contact using Esi-Dex.
How to access system-wide speed dials via Esi-Dex or direct dialing.
How to bypass ringing calls to place a new call.
Instructions for programming and using a headset with the phone.
Setting the phone to automatically connect to an outside line.
Explains the function and LED status of line keys for call management.
Overview of additional features and their access codes.
Details on specific programmable feature key codes for various functions.
How the FLASH hook function is used for analog phones.
How Caller ID is displayed on analog phones.
Procedures for making internal and outside calls on analog phones.
Steps for performing blind transfers with analog phones.
Setting up call forwarding on analog stations.
How call waiting operates on analog phones.
Procedures for placing and retrieving calls on hold with analog phones.
How paging works with analog stations.
How to answer calls ringing at other stations using analog phones.
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