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Step-by-step guide for making internal extension calls and external calls.
Setting up call forwarding (All, Busy, No Answer) and Do Not Disturb features.
Programming and dialing system, group, and station speed dial numbers.
Forwarding active calls to another extension.
Assigning features to line keys using specific function codes and data.
Setting up greetings, name, security codes, and notification options for voicemail.
Transferring calls to voicemail, checking messages from outside, and setting up call forwarding.
Step-by-step guide for making internal extension calls and external calls.
Setting up call forwarding (All, Busy, No Answer) and Do Not Disturb features.
Programming and dialing system, group, and station speed dial numbers.
Forwarding active calls to another extension.
Assigning features to line keys using specific function codes and data.
Setting up greetings, name, security codes, and notification options for voicemail.
Transferring calls to voicemail, checking messages from outside, and setting up call forwarding.
The NEC SV-8100 is a multiline telephone system designed for use with both digital and IP phones, offering a comprehensive suite of features for call management, programming, and communication.
The core function of the NEC SV-8100 is to facilitate various types of calls and manage communication within an organization. It supports internal calls between extensions, external calls to outside lines, and advanced features like conference calls and call transfers. The system integrates a voice mail (InMail) system for message management and provides options for call forwarding and do-not-disturb settings. Paging capabilities, both internal and external, allow for announcements across different zones. The system also includes features for call pickup, message waiting, and tone override for busy extensions.
The NEC SV-8100 offers a wide range of usage features, accessible through dedicated buttons, softkeys, and service codes:
Call Handling:
*** disconnects it.0 for the attendant, or press a Direct Station Select button. Voice announce is available after a tone burst. Dialing 1 after a multiline station number can switch between ringing and voice. To access a personal voice mailbox directly, dial 8 after the station number.9 or press an idle Outside Line key, then dial the telephone number.# to redial, or use the Redial Softkey or VOLUME UP/DOWN keys to search the Redial List. Lift the handset or press Speaker to place the call.756 or *#. *# can pick up any call in the group, including Ring Group calls, while 756 cannot.769. If the group number is known, press Group Call Pickup key + group number or dial 768 and the group number (01-64).**, then dial the extension number.8 after the station number.752: *04 + orbit) or press Transfer, dial #6 and the Park orbit (01-64). Use paging to announce the call. The call will recall if not picked up. To pick up a parked call, lift the handset and press the Park key or dial *6 and the Park orbit.# and hang up. Lift the handset when the extension calls back. To cancel, press the idle Speaker key and dial 770.0 or press the MW softkey and hang up. To answer a message, press the softkey under MW or press Speaker and dial *0. To cancel all messages, press Speaker, dial 773, and hang up. To cancel messages left at a specific extension, press Speaker, dial 771, dial the extension number, and hang up.* or 709, or press the Off-Hook Signaling key (Service Code 751: 33).751: 29).Programming and Customization:
729 to make the phone ring, allowing adjustment of the ring volume using the up/down arrows or joystick.9). Press Hold to write, then enter a name using the keypad (e.g., 2 twice for B). Use # to move the cursor for duplicate letters, ## for a space, CONF to back up. Press Speaker when finished.# for cursor movement, ## for space, CONF to back up and erase. Press Hold to write, then Speaker when finished.01 (one-touch buttons code). Press HOLD to write, then dial the extension number to see status and transfer calls. Press HOLD again to write the number. Press speaker to exit. Other codes include 05+Headset, 20=external paging, 21=internal zone paging (Groups 01-64), 22=internal all call.0000 to clear).751, press the Line Key, then dial the code for the desired feature plus any additional data. Service Code 00 erases the function.Communication Modes:
701 and the Paging Zone number (0-9 or 00-64). Dial *1 and the Combined Paging Group code 1-8 or 0 for Internal/External All Call. Make an announcement, then press the hookswitch to disconnect quietly.703 and the External Paging Zone code (1-8 or 0 for All Call). Or dial *1 and the Combined Paging Group code (1-8 or 0 for Internal/External All Call). Make an announcement, then press the hookswitch to disconnect quietly.763 (if in the called zone) or 764 and the zone number (if not in the called zone), or press the Meet Me Conference/Paging Pickup key (if in the called zone).765, then dial the announced External Paging Zone (0-8).725, then press Speaker to hang up.Voice Mail (InMail) Features:
200). Softkeys facilitate navigation.0 for Main Menu, G(4) to record a greeting, 1 for the first greeting, R(7) to record, # to stop, 1 to activate Greeting #1.0 for Main Menu, then 76. Press R(7) to record your name, then # to stop.0 for Main Menu, then 67. Press S(7) to change, enter a 4-digit code, then C(2) when finished.744, 1 to Set, dial VM Pilot Number (e.g., 200), hang up. To cancel, dial 744, then 0.741, 1 to Set, dial VM Pilot Number, hang up. To cancel, dial 741, then 0.742, 1 to Set, dial VM Pilot Number (e.g., 200), hang up. To cancel, dial 742, then 0.743, 1 to Set, dial VM Pilot Number (e.g., 200), hang up. To cancel, dial 743, then 0.8, hang up.# followed by mailbox number, enter Security Code.*, followed by mailbox number, leave message, hang up.Display and Navigation:
The manual primarily focuses on user-level operation and programming rather than system-level maintenance. However, some features contribute to the ongoing usability and configuration of the device:
700 allows for changing the name associated with an extension, which is useful for organizational changes or user reassignments.721) can be used for reminders, helping users manage their daily schedules.The NEC SV-8100 is designed to be a highly adaptable and user-friendly communication tool, providing a robust set of features for diverse business environments.
General| VoIP Support | Yes |
|---|---|
| Analog Lines | Yes |
| Digital Lines | Yes |
| Supported Protocols | SIP, H.323 |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| Type | IP PBX |
| Networking | Ethernet |
| Features | Voicemail, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
