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Safety and handling guidelines for the PABX unit, including placement and cleaning advice.
Specifications and technical parameters of the PABX system, such as capacity and signal types.
Identification of system components and ports, including visual diagrams.
Procedure to enter system programming mode using a password.
Instructions on how to modify the existing system password.
Functionality for making calls between different extensions within the system.
Configuration for assigning and managing external CO lines connected to the system.
Methods for making external calls via CO lines, including dialing procedures.
Setting extension access modes (direct/non-direct) for CO lines.
Assigning specific extensions to ring for incoming calls on particular CO lines.
Procedures for answering incoming calls using various methods.
Configuring the system's answering modes, such as operator or auto-attendant.
Designating specific extensions to serve as attendants for call handling.
Recording and managing automated greetings for the auto-attendant service.
Controlling call capabilities, such as call types and number access, for extensions.
Assigning dedicated CO lines to superior extensions for exclusive use.
Allowing authorized users to interrupt busy CO lines.
Setting time limits for external calls, after which the line disconnects.
Managing how incoming and outgoing calls are transferred between extensions.
Setting up conference calls involving one CO line and two extensions.
Configuring the duration for hookswitch flashes used for call transfers.
Handling incoming calls while currently engaged in an external call.
Checking the performance and quality of the system's holding music.
Procedure for changing or assigning specific extension numbers to jacks.
Verifying the currently assigned extension numbers and their corresponding ports.
Resetting all extension numbers to their factory default settings.
Overview of default system configurations and operational settings.
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