Excelltel MS Series User Manual

Specifies the technical specifications of the PABX, such as voltage, power dissipation, and communication line types.

Provides critical safety warnings related to electrical installation, environmental hazards, and handling the equipment.

Outlines the step-by-step process for connecting CO lines and extensions, including zero-load power-on inspection.

Introduces fundamental programming commands, including entering programming status and changing passwords.

Details commands for enabling or disabling specific CO lines, crucial for system configuration before use.

Guides on setting the operating mode for CO lines, choosing between operator and auto-attendant modes.

Details how to assign extensions as operators and configure ringing extensions for different modes.

Describes call handling procedures within the auto-attendant mode for busy or no-answer scenarios.

Covers the configuration of direct or indirect dialing-out modes for extensions.

Details how to assign call restriction classes to extensions for controlling outgoing calls.

Allows setting specific restriction rules for outgoing numbers based on prefixes (Item A/B).

Configures limits on the duration of outgoing calls for individual extensions.

Configures various aspects of call transfer operations, including modes and no-answer processes.

Describes various methods for making outgoing calls, including direct dialing and using access codes.

Covers how to answer incoming calls in operator and auto-attendant modes, including call pickup.

Details the process of transferring external calls to other extensions or extension groups.

Covers setting up call forwarding for extensions, including always forward and busy/no answer scenarios.

Troubleshoots common issues preventing outgoing calls, such as line settings or call restrictions.

Addresses problems related to incoming calls not being able to reach the system.

Helps diagnose and resolve issues with internal intercom calls.