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/ Feature Operations
Features for Centrex and similar systems can also be stored on
Autodial buttons by storing the Norstar ) sequence followed by
the Centrex or other system’s feature code.
The preceding instructions explain how to store a single feature
code on a button. Follow the steps below to store the Link signal
plus an extension number to which you frequently transfer calls.
To program an Autodial PBX feature and a dialing
sequence:
1. Press mFeatureJ[Tl
2. Press the memory button on which you want to store the
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sequence.
3. Press the desired PBX feature code.
4. Press the sequence of digits or characters to be dialed
after the feature code. The button can store a total of 16
characters.
5. Press the I[ button or the m display button
(M7324 or M7310 telephones only) to end the
programming.
Speed Dial PBX Features
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PBX features, with or without additional dialed characters, can be
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stored in System Speed Dial codes (01-70) or Personal Speed Dial
codes (71-94). As with Autodial buttons, Speed Dial codes can
store a maximum of 16 characters, including a single character (“F”)
for each press of the ( button. PBX features that are used
by many people on the system are appropriate for System Speed
Dial entries. Personal Speed Dial is better for storing features that
are tailored to individual requirements. For example, a person who
regularly places his or her telephone in Call Forward to a particular
telephone in the PBX system could program a Speed Dial code to
dial the PBX Link and Call Forward codes plus the extension
number of the other telephone.
Pickup Group
When a call is ringing on a telephone, it can be answered on any
telephone in the same Pickup group. This feature makes it easy for
people to answer calls for absent co-workers.
Norstar provides nine Pickup Groups so that groups of people who
can effectively answer one another’s telephone calls can be
assigned to an individual Pickup Group. Each telephone can be in
one of the groups, or excluded from all groups. For example, a
telephone in a customer waiting area may be left out of Pickup
groups within the office to prevent customers from answering
incoming calls by mistake.
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System Coordinator Guide