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Explains the LCD screen, its display elements, and how it shows line status.
Covers dial tone, speaker, volume, MUTE/DND functions, and basic call placement.
Details transfers, conferencing, call forwarding, waiting, park/hold, and paging.
Explains voicemail access, personal greetings, message handling, and retrieval.
Covers system settings, passwords, station options, and optional features.
Accesses and dials stored names/numbers from Personal, Station, and System lists.
Describes differences and basic functions of analog phones compared to digital ones.
Covers placing calls, transfers, and conferences on analog phones.
Explains personal greetings, message retrieval, and waiting indicators for analog stations.
Details setting passwords and external message notifications for analog stations.
Manages agent status, wrap mode, and call handling in Automatic Call Distribution.
Provides mailboxes for personnel without internal extensions, like sales staff.
Enables sending messages to predefined groups or all users on the system.
Pages multiple numbers sequentially for urgent notifications and on-call personnel.
Allows recording questions for callers to answer, useful for surveys or questionnaires.
Handles direct incoming calls and operator functions, including Day/Night mode.
Adds 64 programmable feature keys to the station, for a total of 80 keys.
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