Matrix Telecom Proton 206 - User Manual

PROTON 206/308
System Manual

Summary

Abbreviated Dialing

Personal Abbreviated Dialing

Details on storing and dialing personal numbers using specific codes.

Alarm

Allowed and Denied Lists

Auto Call Back

Auto Call Back-On Busy

Enables automatic call back when a station is busy.

Auto Call Back-On No Reply

Enables automatic call back when a station does not reply.

Auto Redial

Barge-In

Busy Hunting Group

Call Duration Control

Call Follow-Me

Call Forward

Call Forward-All Calls

Call Forward-If Busy

Call Forward-If No Reply

Call Park

Call Pick Up

Call Pick Up-Group

Call Pick Up-Selective

Call Splitting

Call Transfer

Call Transfer-Screened

Call Transfer-While Ringing

Call Transfer-On Busy

Call Transfer-Trunk-to-Trunk

Class Of Service (COS)

Conference

Day and Night Modes

Default the Configuration

Department Call

Direct Inward Dialing (DID)

Direct Outward System Access (DOSA)

Dynamic Lock

External Call

External Call Forward (ECF)

Flexible Numbers

Hotline

Installation

Important Safety Instructions

Provides critical safety guidelines for installing the system.

Switching on the system

Testing the basic performance

Internal Call

Internal Call Restriction

Interrupt Request

Last Number Redial

Power Down Mode

Privacy

Private Trunk

Programming the System

Protecting the System

Raid

Receiving Incoming Calls

Remote Alarm

Remote Lock

Remote Programming

Restart the System

Selective Trunk Access

Station Parameters

System Security (Passwords)

Toll Control

Troubleshooting

Trunk Access

Trunk Landing

Trunk Parameters

Trunk Reservation

User Security (User Password)

Virtual Stations

Walk-In Class of Service

Matrix Telecom Proton 206 Specifications

General

Brand	Matrix Telecom
Model	Proton 206
Category	Conference System
Language	English