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General| Display | 3-line LCD |
|---|---|
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Programmable Keys | Yes |
| Headset Jack | Yes |
| Message Waiting Indicator | Yes |
| Wall Mountable | Yes |
| Backlit Display | Yes |
| Speed Dialing | Yes |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Handset | Yes |
| Compatibility | Panasonic PBX Systems |
| Volume Control | Yes |
| Power Supply | From PBX System |
Lift handset or press SP-Phone and dial 0 followed by the phone number.
Lift handset or press SP-Phone and dial the extension number.
Lift handset or press SP-Phone and press the REDIAL key.
Lift the handset or press SP-Phone when the telephone is ringing.
Press the Hold button once while on a call for standard hold.
Press the Hold button twice while on a call for exclusive hold.
Lift the handset and press the Green flashing line key.
Press Transfer key, dial extension number, and hang up the phone.
Press DSS key for extension, introduce call, then hang up.
Callback notification for busy extensions via Dial 6 or C.BCK button.
Announce messages to internal groups, external speakers, or specific extensions.
Answer calls ringing on other extensions using Direct or Group Pickup.
Establish three-party conferences by dialing parties and pressing CONF button.
Set and answer message waiting indications on extensions.
Configure the phone to operate in Headset or Handset mode.
Manually set or cancel Day, Night, Lunch, or Break modes.
Enter Port Programming Mode to store personal speed dial numbers.
Retrieve stored station speed dials using a code or display handset menu.
Enter user programming mode to assign system speed dial numbers (000-999).
Use programming mode to clear assigned system speed dial numbers.
Assign names to system speed dial numbers using alpha-numeric input.
Retrieve system speed dials via Auto Dial button or display handset menu.
Assign names to extensions using programming mode and alpha-numeric input.
Program keys to directly ring other extensions.
Program keys for one-touch dialing of frequently used numbers.
Assign specific phone features to programmable keys.
Remove programming from a specific handset key.
Set calls to not ring at all by dialing *710 and destination.
Forward calls if busy or no answer after four rings.
Forward external calls to an outside number, like a mobile.
Activate Do Not Disturb mode by dialing *710 and 1.
Cancel active call forwarding or Do Not Disturb settings.
Program the system date (Year, Month, Day) via programming mode.
Program the system time (Hour, Minute, AM/PM) via programming mode.
Enable a soft ring for incoming calls when already on an external call.
Set extension to announce caller's voice when the phone is picked up.
Set extension for a whispered announcement to the caller.
Record, listen to, or clear outgoing messages (OGM).
Set up extension mailboxes and forward calls to voicemail.
Retrieve voice messages using the Message Key.
Turn background music on or off via handset speaker.
Enable or disable audible feedback for keypad presses.
Control the backlight of the display for specific phone models.
Adjust the contrast level of the phone's display.
Display an extension number by using the Program and 00 codes.
Identify Group Numbers for simultaneous ringing extensions.
Customize ring tones for individual handsets using the Program button.
Reassign single line keys or buttons using programming mode.
Reassign group line keys or trunk group numbers.
Clear programmed station features using SP-Phone and *790.
Clear the message waiting lamp indication.
Troubleshoot handsets that are not ringing or have RNGOFF enabled.
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