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Covers the different phone types and the expansion console. Identifies what the guide includes.
Explains how the manual is structured by sections for easy navigation and understanding.
Describes the phone's capabilities, programmable keys, and physical layout.
Describes the phone's capabilities, programmable keys, and physical layout.
Describes the phone's capabilities, limited features, and physical layout.
Covers the two cordless handset models and their general features.
General instructions for connecting various ESI phones to the system.
Details on physically connecting and setting up the 60-key expansion console.
Instructions for connecting cordless handsets and installing the base station.
Explains the interactive Verbal User's Guide and its access methods.
Overview of the user programming process and how to access features.
Details on configuring programmable keys for various functions.
Covers station settings like call waiting and sound preferences.
Accessing voice mail and setting up personal greetings.
Procedures for leaving messages and accessing your voice mailbox.
Configuring remote notification for new voice messages.
Understanding the phone's display and Caller ID information.
Explains fixed keys, their labels, and indicator light status.
How to use the speakerphone and headset modes for calls.
How to call other extensions using station keys.
Procedures for transferring incoming outside calls.
Directing internal calls to mailboxes or main greetings.
Moving internal calls to other extensions or external numbers.
Steps to set up, join, and manage multi-party calls.
Setting up call forwarding to another extension or mailbox.
Forwarding calls only if they go unanswered.
Handling second incoming calls while already on a call.
Procedures for placing calls on hold and retrieving them.
How to use overhead and phone speaker paging.
Answering calls ringing at other stations.
Handling calls that bypass the auto attendant.
Special duties and settings for the operator station.
Core functions of FLASH, REDIAL, and RELEASE keys.
Overview of the contact directory feature and its Dexes.
Understanding prompts and initiating calls using Esi-Dex.
Methods to save contacts using Caller ID or manual input.
Steps to delete saved contacts from your personal directory.
Using system speed dials and the override ring feature.
Listening to callers leave messages in real-time.
Using a headset with your ESI Feature Phone.
Table of optional features, their codes, and phone compatibility.
Configuring system modes and headset access.
Keys for managing call forwarding and message monitoring.
Using keys for easy activation of personal greetings.
Using the key to view and manage Caller ID records.
Setting up automated call responses and greetings.
Using the Mute and Do-Not-Disturb modes.
Transferring calls between desktop and cordless phones.
Using the Record key for conversations or memos.
Assigning account codes for call tracking and billing.
Introduction to analog phone features and what's not supported.
Basic functions for analog phones including Caller ID.
Managing call transfers and conferences on analog phones.
Features for managing incoming calls on analog phones.
Using paging and call pickup features on analog stations.
Setting up personal greetings for analog voice mailboxes.
How to check for and retrieve messages on analog stations.
Configuring personal greetings and enabling call waiting.
Setting up and managing passwords for analog stations.
Configuring remote alerts for new messages via phone or pager.
Recovering messages that have been accidentally deleted.
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