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NEC SL2100 User Manual

NEC SL2100
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DT920 (ITK-8LCX) User Guide
NDA-32900
Issue 1.0
SL2100

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NEC SL2100 Specifications

General IconGeneral
MountingDesk/Wall
Handset typeWired handset
Product typeIP Phone
Product colorBlack
Wi-FiNo
Ethernet LANYes
Networking standardsIEEE 802.3af
Ethernet LAN interface typeGigabit Ethernet
Number of programmable keys8
Display resolution168 x 128 pixels
Lines quantity- lines
Phonebook capacity- entries
Number of VoIP accounts-
Voice codecsG.711, G.729A
Number of handles included1 pc(s)
Headphone outputs1
Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports2

Summary

SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION

SECTION 2 INSTALLATION

2.1 Installing the Handset and LAN Cable

Details the process of connecting the handset and LAN cable to the telephone base.

2.2 Adjusting the Angle of the Tilt Legs

Explains how to adjust the tilt legs for optimal viewing angle and height.

SECTION 3 USING YOUR TERMINAL

3.1 Keys and Parts

Identifies and describes the various keys and physical parts of the DT920 terminal.

3.2 Technical Specifications

Provides detailed technical information and specifications for the DT920 terminal.

3.3 Screen Layout and Key Functions

Illustrates the screen layout and explains the functionality of various keys on the terminal.

3.3.1 Function Key Information

Details the information displayed and programmed for Function Keys.

3.3.2 LCD

Describes the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) capabilities and information shown.

3.3.3 Menu Key

Explains how to access and use the Menu Key for terminal settings and features.

SECTION 4 CALLING FEATURES

4.1 Placing Calls

Covers the procedures for initiating various types of calls, including outside and intercom calls.

4.2 Placing Calls Quickly

Provides methods for quickly placing calls, such as directory dialing and last number redial.

4.2.1 Directory Dialing

Explains how to use the directory to find and dial contact numbers.

4.2.2 Last Number Dialing

Details how to redial the last dialed number from the call history.

4.2.3 Callback by Received Number

Explains how to initiate a callback using received call information (Caller-ID).

4.2.4 Abbreviated (Speed) Dialing <for Outside>

Describes how to use abbreviated or speed dialing for making outside calls.

4.2.5 One-Touch / DSS Call

Explains how to place calls using One-Touch or DSS keys.

4.3 If Your Call Doesn't Go Through...

Covers procedures when calls cannot be completed, including Camp On and Callback.

4.3.1 Set Camp On / Callback

Covers setting Camp On or Callback features when calls cannot be completed.

4.3.2 Cancel Camp On / Callback

Details how to cancel a previously set Camp On or Callback.

4.3.3 Repeat Dialing (Outside Call Only)

Explains the process of setting up and using repeat dialing for outside calls.

4.3.4 Answer Message Waiting (Terminal Indicator is Flashing Red)

Describes how to respond to a message waiting indicator and access voicemail.

4.3.5 Cancel Message Waiting

Details how to cancel the message waiting indicator.

4.4 Answering Calls

Covers procedures for answering incoming calls.

4.4.1 Answering an Outside Call

Explains how to answer an incoming outside call.

4.4.2 Answering an Intercom Call

Describes how to answer an incoming intercom call.

4.4.3 Picking up a Call for Other Extensions

Explains how to answer a call directed to another extension.

4.5 Hold / Transferring Calls

Details procedures for holding, retrieving, and transferring calls.

4.5.1 Holding a Call / Retrieving a Held Call

Details the procedures for placing calls on hold and retrieving them.

4.5.2 Holding a Call Exclusively

Explains how to place a call on exclusive hold, preventing others from retrieving it.

4.5.3 Retrieve a Held Outside Call

Describes how to retrieve an outside call that has been placed on hold.

4.5.4 Transferring a Call to the Other Extension

Details how to transfer an active call to another extension.

4.6 For More Convenient Use...

Covers convenient features for enhanced usability.

4.6.1 Do Not Disturb (DND)

Explains how to enable or disable the Do Not Disturb (DND) feature.

4.6.2 Conference

Covers the procedure for setting up and managing conference calls.

4.6.3 Call Forwarding / Follow Me

Covers setting up call forwarding to another extension or following the user.

SECTION 5 SOFT KEYS OPERATION – DEFAULT ADVANCED MODE 2

5.1 Menu Soft Key

Explains how to navigate the terminal's menu structure using the Menu Soft Key.

5.2 Dir Soft Key

Describes how to use the 'Dir' Soft Key to access the directory dialing feature.

5.3 VM Soft Key

Explains how to access voicemail messages using the 'VM' Soft Key.

5.4 CL Soft Key

Details how to access the Caller-ID List using the 'CL' Soft Key.

5.5 Soft Key Operations During Off-Hook Condition

Outlines soft key functions available when the handset is off-hook or speaker is used.

5.6 Soft Key Operations During Intercom Calling

Describes soft key functions available during an intercom call.

5.7 Soft Key Operations After Establishing an Intercom Call

Explains soft key functions available after an intercom call is established.

5.8 Soft Key Operations During Outside Call

Details soft key functions available during an outside call.

SECTION 6 CURSOR KEY OPERATION

6.1 Menu Structure When PRG 15-02-60 is Set to Standard Mode

Illustrates the menu structure accessible via cursor keys in Standard Mode.

6.2 Menu Structure When PRG 15-02-60 is set to Advanced Mode 1

Shows the menu structure for cursor key navigation in Advanced Mode 1.

SECTION 7 SOFT KEYS OPERATION – STANDARD MODE

7.1 Soft Key Structure When PRG 15-02-60 is set to Standard Mode

Details the soft key structure and navigation when set to Standard Mode.

SECTION 8 IN-MAIL (VOICE MAIL)

8.1 Log-On to the In-Mail

Provides instructions on how to log in to the In-Mail voicemail system.

8.2 Call Forward to Voice Mail

Details how to set up call forwarding to the voicemail system.

8.3 Mailbox Greeting

Explains how to record and manage mailbox greetings.

8.4 Mailbox Security Code

Details how to set and manage mailbox security codes for access.

8.5 Listen to Messages Left in Your Mailbox

Provides instructions on how to listen to voicemail messages left in the mailbox.

SECTION 9 IN-MAIL (VOICE MAIL SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR)

Log-In to In-Mail

Instructions for logging into the In-Mail system as a system administrator.

Distribution List

Explains how to manage distribution lists for voicemail messages.

Subscriber Maintenance

Details how to modify subscriber mailboxes, including messages, greetings, and names.

Answer Schedule Override

Describes how to set up alternate answering for the Automated Attendant.

Mailbox Announcement Message

Explains how to record and modify mailbox announcement messages.

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