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Safety warnings and precautions for using the phone system.
Steps for unpacking and installing the phone, including optional equipment.
Diagram and explanation of the phone's physical layout and button functions.
Explains telephone status indicators, screen structure, and text input methods.
Guides users through initial setup, IP configuration, and hot desking.
Procedures for logging into and out of the keyset for hot desking.
Instructions for making internal and external calls using various methods.
How to answer incoming calls via handset, speakerphone, or voice announce.
Steps to place calls on system or exclusive hold and retrieve them.
How to transfer calls with or without prior notification.
Steps to set up and manage conference calls with multiple parties.
How to forward calls to other stations or external numbers.
Instructions for making calls from AOM, universal answer, and recalling dial tone.
Covers voice announce, auto answer, and calling the system operator.
Explains system hold, exclusive hold, and remote hold procedures.
Procedures for screened and blind call transfers.
How to camp on a call during a transfer if the destination is busy.
How to send a call directly to a voice mailbox.
Reviewing and changing call forwarding settings.
Using system-wide and personal speed dial numbers.
How to save frequently dialed numbers.
Blocking incoming calls to the keyset.
How to lock and unlock the keyset to prevent misuse.
Customizing keys for one-touch feature access.
Caller ID features.
Customizing how Caller ID data is displayed.
Overview of Samsung Voicemail features and subscriber services.
Menu options for voicemail, access manager, and personal greetings.
Steps to access voicemail from inside or outside the office.
Setting options for call handling based on availability.
Recording and assigning personal greetings for call coverage.
Managing mailbox settings like alerts and notifications.
Setting passwords, recording names, and managing stored numbers.
Integrating voicemail with email for message delivery.