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General| Brand | Samsung |
|---|---|
| Model | IDCS 64B AOM |
| Category | Telephone Accessories |
| Language | English |
Essential information on keyset operation, indicators, and system basics.
Explains keyset basics and programmable keys.
Describes the meaning of LED lights on the keyset.
Details on using the speakerphone for calls and announcements.
Explains how to adjust ringer, speaker, and handset volumes.
Describes the tri-colored status light on the keyset.
Module for connecting digital station devices.
Module for connecting standard telephone devices.
Module to convert speakerphone to full duplex mode.
Step-by-step guide to initiating external calls.
How to receive and respond to incoming external calls.
Procedure for answering calls directed to a general alerting device.
Instructions for making internal calls to other extensions.
How to respond to incoming internal calls.
Using voice announce for intercom calls.
Automatic answering of intercom calls.
How to alert a busy station that a call is waiting.
Automatically camp on to busy stations.
Placing calls on hold within the system.
Placing calls on hold that only you can retrieve.
Placing calls on hold at another station.
How held calls are recalled to your station.
Splitting conference calls into separate conversations.
Forwarding all incoming calls to another destination.
Forwarding calls when you are busy.
Forwarding calls when you do not answer.
Forwarding all calls to another system.
Forwarding busy calls to another system.
Forwarding unanswered calls to another system.
Using system-wide and personal speed dial lists.
How to store frequently dialed numbers.
Making announcements to internal paging zones.
Making announcements to external paging speakers.
Making a system-wide announcement.
Parking calls in manual orbits and retrieving them.
Automatically parking calls with the PAGE key.
Blocking incoming calls to your keyset.
Temporarily enabling Do Not Disturb during a call.
Muting the handset or microphone during conversations.
Listening to background music through the keyset.
Setting password protection for voice mail access.
Automatically camping on to intercom calls.
Choosing from eight available ring frequencies.
Changing the default station passcode.
Enabling direct dialing without lifting handset or pressing SPEAKER.
Turning the audible button press confirmation tone on/off.
Hearing the remainder of an internal page after returning to idle.
Setting how ringing calls are automatically answered.
Using soft keys for feature access and options.
Viewing names associated with extensions and outside lines.
Viewing a list of dialed outside numbers.
Looking up and dialing contacts by name.
Understanding on-screen call status information.
Viewing the number currently being dialed.
Explanation of the Caller ID feature and its types.
Handling calls where the caller's ID is withheld.
Handling calls from areas that do not provide Caller ID.
Handling calls originating from payphones.
Display message for corrupted Caller ID data.
Display message when Caller ID data is not received.
Message indicating lack of Caller ID processing resources.
Logging into the mailbox from your desk phone.
Logging into the mailbox from an external phone.
Accessing a different station's mailbox.
Setting an alternate location for call delivery.
Blocking callers and directing them to voicemail.
Passing call control to another subscriber.
Reviewing caller's name before accepting a call.
Attempting to locate the subscriber via multiple numbers.
Handling calls during unavailable periods.
Pausing and resuming access manager options.
Playing all available menu options.
Checking current access settings and greetings.
Greeting played when no answer or away.
Greeting played when the extension is busy.
Greeting used when Call Blocking is active.
Greeting for when scheduled unavailable at night.
Greeting for rejected calls during screening.
Notifying you of new messages at a specified number.
Notifying your beeper service of new messages.
Recovering recently deleted voicemail messages.
Recalling sent messages not yet picked up.
Automatically playing new messages upon login.
Automatically playing message details before each message.
Accessing and organizing reminders.
Entering and managing stored phone numbers.
Setting weekly availability for call routing.
Making direct calls from the SVM/SVMI E-Series.
Changing your system access password.
Recording your name for system identification.
Entering your name for directory lookups.
Reducing prompts in the subscriber interface.
Understanding keyset indicators for new messages.
Monitoring voice calls and optionally answering them.
