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NEC DTL-12D-1 - DT330 - 12 Button Display Digital Phone User Manual

NEC DTL-12D-1 - DT330 - 12 Button Display Digital Phone
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© Jerry W. Sharp 2008-2009, Revised 08/05/2009
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NEC SV8100
Quick Start Users Guide
For
DTL-36D, 24D and 12D
Multiline Telephones
and
VM8000 InMail
Certified Alarm Co.
(256) 383-1225
For Customers of Certified Alarm Company only, you may copy or print PDF for your use only.
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NEC DTL-12D-1 - DT330 - 12 Button Display Digital Phone Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeDigital Phone
Buttons12
SpeakerphoneYes
Headset JackYes
CompatibilityNEC SV8100 and SV8300 systems

Summary

Making Calls

To place internal calls

Instructions for initiating calls to internal extensions using DSS or direct dialing.

To Place External Calls

Steps to make calls to numbers outside the system using line keys or dialing prefix.

Answering Calls

To answer Internal calls

How to respond to incoming internal calls using hands-free or handset.

To Answer External calls

Procedure for answering incoming external calls via speakerphone or handset.

Transferring Calls

To transfer a call to another extension

Steps to transfer an ongoing call to another extension, including holding the caller.

To transfer directly to Voicemail

Method to transfer a call directly to a voicemail box by dialing an extension and hanging up.

Placing Callers on Hold

To Place a caller on Hold

How to put an active call on hold and retrieve it later via blinking buttons.

To place caller on Exclusive Hold

Steps for placing a call on exclusive hold, retrievable only from the originating extension.

Call Park

To Park or Retrieve Parked callers.

Guide on parking calls using specific codes and retrieving them by dialing the parked call number.

Paging (page only, no talk back)

Paging to Phones or External Paging Speakers

Instructions for making one-way announcements to internal phones or external speakers.

Softkeys

Exit/Help Key

Conference Calls

To make a conference call

Detailed steps to set up a multi-party conference call by adding participants one by one.

Redial/Caller ID Buffer

Last number redial

How to redial the most recently dialed number using the Redial key.

List of the last 10 Dialed Numbers or Caller ID Numbers

Accessing and dialing numbers from a stored list of recent calls or caller ID entries.

DND

To set DND

Instructions for enabling Do Not Disturb (DND) for internal, external, or all calls, routing them to voicemail.

To Cancel DND

Steps to disable the Do Not Disturb (DND) feature and restore normal call reception.

Call Forward

To set Call Forwarding

Configuration of call forwarding to another extension or external number based on conditions like busy or no answer.

To Cancel Call Forwarding

Procedure to deactivate call forwarding settings for various call routing conditions.

Directed Call Pickup

To answer a ringing co-workers phone

How to answer a colleague's ringing phone from your own extension by dialing a specific code.

Missed Calls

To see a list of callers to your phone

Accessing and reviewing a list of incoming calls that were not answered.

Call Waiting (while on a call)

To answer a second caller (you hear camp on tones)

Handling a second incoming call while already on a call, including options to answer or reject.

To Store/Dial System Speed Dial Numbers

To Store System Speed Dial Numbers

Steps to save numbers into the system-wide speed dial directory for quick access.

To dial the System Speed Dial Numbers

Method for retrieving and dialing numbers stored in the system speed dial.

Setting the Clock

To set the Clock, for Daylight Saving Time Changes

Procedure to adjust the system clock, specifically for Daylight Saving Time adjustments.

To Program DSS/One Touch Keys

DSS (Direct Station Select) or One Touch Dial Keys

Configuring dedicated keys for direct dialing or accessing specific features like extensions.

To Store/Dial the Station Speed Dial Numbers

To Store Station Speed Dial Numbers

Saving numbers into the personal speed dial list for individual station use.

To dial the Station Speed Dial Numbers

Retrieving and dialing numbers from the station's personal speed dial directory.

Program Station Names

To change the phone users name

Modifying the displayed name associated with a specific phone extension.

To Program CO Line Keys

To Program the outside line Keys

Assigning specific outside (CO) line keys on the phone for managing external calls.

TELBK, Telephone Book

Name Groups 1-4: (Optional)

Organizing contacts into named groups for easier management and searching.

To program Phone Numbers in the Telephone Book

Steps to add new entries, including names, numbers, and group assignments, to the phone's directory.

To dial phone numbers from the Telephone Book

Retrieving and dialing numbers from the stored telephone book entries.

E911 Emergency Calls.

Emergency calls requiring outside assistance.

Instructions for initiating an emergency call, including essential details to convey.

To turn Background Music on or off:

Changing Station Ring Tones

To change the Internal/External Ring Tone

Customizing the audible alert for incoming internal and external calls.

Callback Request notification:

To Call back and reset the callback message notification.

Steps to return a call or cancel a pending callback request notification.

Or to cancel from your phone

Procedure to cancel a callback request directly from the originating phone.

Volume/Contrast Adjustments

To adjust Ring Volume

Modifying the volume level for incoming call alerts (ringtones).

To adjust Handset or Speakerphone Volume

Controlling the audio volume for voice conversations via handset or speakerphone.

To Adjust the Display Contrast levels

Changing the contrast of the phone's LCD screen for better readability.

Voice Mail and Auto Attendant

Set Up your Voice Mail

1. Record your Greeting

Instructions for recording a personalized greeting message for voicemail.

2. Record Your Name

How to record your name for identification within the voicemail system.

3. Enter your Password* (Security Code)

Setting a secure password to access and manage voicemail messages.

To check Voice Mail Messages

From your Phone:

Steps to check voicemail messages directly from the phone extension.

From outside the Building:

Instructions for accessing voicemail messages when located outside the office.

Auto Attendant Greetings*

Recording the Day/Night/Override Greeting

Recording specific greetings for day, night, lunch, or holiday/override periods.

Activating the Override Greeting (used for Holiday Greetings or unexpected Weather Closings)

Enabling a special greeting for holidays or unexpected closures.

Main Menu

Calling Your Mailbox and Accessing the Main Menu

Guide to initiating contact with the voicemail system and navigating its primary menu options.

Listen to Messages

Accessing and playing recorded voice messages.

Record & Send Message

Creating and sending voice messages to other mailboxes.

Mailbox Greeting

Setting up or changing the personalized greeting for your voicemail.

Record Mailbox Name

Recording your name to be used in voicemail prompts.

Mailbox Options

Accessing settings for security code, message notification, and other preferences.

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