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Overview of the user guide and console operation.
Identifies and describes the physical parts, jacks, display, and controls.
Explains Dialpad, Softkeys, and Fixed Keys with their functions.
Explains manual conventions, abbreviations, and display examples.
Covers ringer volume, ringing output, and new call indicators.
Settings for language, night service, and attendant console lockout.
Automating repetitive tasks using sequences of keystrokes.
Details on SUPERSET PKM48 modules and console power.
Procedures for handling incoming calls and initiating outgoing calls.
Strategies for busy lines, DND, and advisory messages.
Placing calls on hold, retrieving, and setting up conferences.
Handling returning calls, intercepts, and making paging announcements.
Setting DND, Message Waiting, overriding, and redialing.
Serial calls, tone signaling, directed pickup, and call parking.
Viewing call logs, multiple console operation, CAS, voice mail, door opener.
Viewing system faults, including critical 911 call alarms.
Setting time, date, system ID, DISA codes, and abbreviated dialing.
Accessing system applications and viewing console identity.
Setting up call forwarding and managing Do Not Disturb status.
Reading, clearing, and setting messages and advisory indicators.
Taking extensions out of service and monitoring conversations.
Checking the status of individual trunks and trunk groups.
Procedures for accessing specific trunks and taking them out of service.
Displaying, changing, and listing room occupancy and condition.
Setting up wake-up calls, call restrictions, and blocking room-to-room calls.
Managing message registers and printing room-related reports.
Telephone directory, abbreviated dialing, and console display abbreviations.
Glossary of terms, tone meanings, and trunk identification.
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