ESI ESI-1000 User Manual

ESI Phone
User’s Guide
FOR ESI Communications Servers
ESI-1000 • ESI-600 • ESI-200 • ESI-100 • ESI-50
Covering these current ESI phone models:
ESI 60 Business Phone • ESI 40 Business Phone
24-Key Feature Phone • ESI Cordless Handset II
. . . and these legacy ESI phone models:
48-Key Feature Phone • 12-Key Feature Phone
[Original] ESI Cordless Handset
0450-1047
Rev. L
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ESI ESI-1000 Specifications

General

Brand	ESI
Model	ESI-1000
Category	Server
Language	English

Summary

Introduction

What it covers

Lists the scope of the guide, including ESI phone models and features.

How it’s arranged

Explains the document's overall structure and section organization.

Help mode (Verbal User Guide)

Tutorial

Provides guidance on using the help feature for phone functions.

Help during a call

Describes how to access help contextually during an active call.

User programming: An introduction

Overview

Provides a general overview of the user programming process.

User programming menu

Outlines the available programming options and their structure.

Voice mail operation

Message retrieval

Covers how to access and listen to stored voice messages.

Personal greetings

Explains how to record and manage personal greetings for voice mail.

Off-premises message delivery

Describes how to receive messages at external phone or pager numbers.

ESI phone operation

Display

Describes the phone's display functions, status, and information.

Keys

Explains different types of phone keys: programmable and fixed.

Basic phone use

Covers fundamental operations like making and answering calls.

Special keys

FLASH/RDL

Describes the functions of the FLASH/RDL key for call handling and redial.

Esi-Dex

Details the speed dial and contact management feature for quick dialing.

Headset operation

Covers using headsets with ESI phones, including Bluetooth compatibility.

Using Esi-Link

Location Keys

Explains how to use location keys for remote dialing and access.

Dialing an Esi-Link location

Provides steps for calling remote locations and departments via Esi-Link.

Hold

Describes how to place calls on hold across different locations.

ACD agent operation

Programming the agent log-on/off key

Details how to set up agent status for receiving ACD calls.

Wrap mode

Explains the feature for post-call activities and agent availability.

Display indications

Describes status messages shown on the agent's phone display.

Analog stations

Placing calls

Explains how to make calls from analog stations.

Transferring calls

Details call transfer procedures for analog stations.

Voice mail operation from an analog station

Covers voice mail functions like greetings and message retrieval for analog phones.