Inter-Tel GLX - User Manual

Key regulations and requirements for connecting equipment to the telephone network.

Essential safety precautions for using telephone equipment to reduce risks.

Details about the main wall-mounted unit housing the system's circuitry and power.

Description of the two available models: Executive and Standard Keyset.

Common features shared by the Executive and Standard Keyset models.

Specific features exclusive to the Executive Keyset model.

Optional headsets and amplifiers for enhanced audio capabilities.

Options for data device connection and AC surge protection.

External music input and paging amplifier/speaker system.

The dedicated attendant station and its capabilities.

Allows programming of incoming calls to ring on specific keysets.

System configuration for incoming calls during non-business hours.

System compatibility with DTMF central offices.

Keys providing direct access to C.O. lines with status indication lamps.

Functionality of common feature keys on both types of keysets.

Specific feature keys available only on the Executive Keyset.

Explanation of lamp flash rates indicating keyset status.

DSS/BLF keys on Executive Keyset for one-key access and status indication.

Controls for adjusting ringer and speaker volume on the keyset.

Description of ring tones and busy signals heard on the keyset.

Integrated speakerphone for handsfree operation on calls.

How to connect and use headsets with the telephone system.

Interface for connecting data devices to the Executive Keyset.

Feature for incoming intercom calls to activate the speakerphone.

Placing non-handsfree intercom calls for privacy.

General procedures for handling intercom calls.

Faster method for placing intercom calls using DSS/BLF keys.

Procedures for answering and initiating external calls.

Restoring dial tone or accessing features using timed hookflash.

Disconnecting one call and accessing another line by pressing a new line key.

Placing outside calls using the speakerphone while on hook.

Storing and dialing personal speed-dial numbers.

Storing and dialing system-wide speed-dial numbers.

Chaining speed-dial numbers for dialing SCC services.

Placing calls on hold that can be accessed by any keyset user.

Placing calls on hold accessible only from the originating keyset.

Timers that manage calls placed on hold.

Alerting users to waiting intercom calls.

Alerting users to waiting outside calls.