Nortel M5208 Meridian User Manual

To signal an incoming call, your telephone rings and the indicator beside a line or intercom key flashes slowly.

Instructions for making calls using the handset or a line key.

Procedures for placing a call on hold using the Hold key or Automatic hold.

Method to end an active call by hanging up or using the Release key.

Adjusts the incoming ring volume level via button presses and display feedback.

Adjusts the speaker volume level during a call using button presses.

Explains the meaning of different audio tones generated by the telephone.

Describes the two-line display and information shown for calls and features.

Program feature keys for one-touch dialing and instructions to use/erase them.

Uses pre-programmed keys to dial specific numbers quickly.

How to place and answer calls to specific extensions within the system.

How to call specific groups of extensions based on departments or projects.

Redials the last number called on a specific line, useful for busy numbers.

Uses one or two-digit codes to dial numbers quickly, including programming and erasing.

Redirects calls to another number or system when away or on vacation.

Notifies of a second incoming call, allowing users to answer or alternate calls.

Answers calls ringing at other telephones in a designated pickup group.

Indicates when a message or call request has been left, and how to retrieve queued calls.

Sends a call request to another telephone when the line is busy or unanswered.

Interrupts an ongoing call, useful for emergencies or important news.

Signals when a busy line becomes free and allows automatic redial.

Sets up calls involving multiple participants, up to seven people total.

Places a call on hold at the phone and retrieves it from any other phone in the system.

Temporarily releases line privacy for a co-worker to join a call.

Sends a current call to another telephone, either directly or via conference.

Makes the telephone appear busy to all callers except intercom users.

Makes a current call private, preventing others from bridging into it.