Selta SAEfon - User Manual

Alphanumerical display with two rows showing call status and information.

Sixteen programmable keys with LEDs for accessing various features.

Standard numeric keys (0-9) along with asterisk and hash keys.

Keys used for navigating and confirming selections in programming menus.

Keys used for adjusting loudspeaker volume and display contrast.

The primary communication device, used for speaking and listening.

Integrated loudspeaker for hands-free or speakerphone operations.

Facility enabling conversations without using the handset.

Component for reading user identification badges for access or functions.

Keys on the K module for monitoring and managing calls.

Key used to navigate between different pages of the K module.

Interface for connecting the telephone to a PC for data transfer.

Details on two cards pre-programmed with basic telephone services.

Procedure for increasing or decreasing the loudspeaker volume.

Adjusting display contrast, viewing time/date, and disabling telephone ring.

Muting the microphone, ending calls, and activating hands-free conversations.

Steps for making on-hook, internal, and direct internal calls using the handset.

Making trunk calls via K module, phone book, speed dial, and PC.

Utilizing multifrequency dialling and repeating the last trunk number.

Procedures for answering internal, trunk, and calls for absent colleagues.

Enabling call forwarding to other extensions and the 'Do Not Disturb' facility.

Activating speakerphone, automatic callback, holding calls, and call inclusion.

Booking trunk lines when busy and storing/repeating trunk numbers.

Transferring active calls and placing trunk lines in common or exclusive parking.

Answering second calls, switching between calls, and including other users.

Setting up multi-user conferences, disabling trunk calls, and managing secret codes/badges.

Transferring service classes, displaying call meter units, and registering call costs.

Notification for busy extensions, recall signals, and leaving voice messages.

Answering messages, paging colleagues, and setting wake-up calls/appointments.

Compiling absent user messages to be displayed to the caller.

Requirements for data services and making internal data calls.

Procedures for answering, terminating, forwarding, and auto-answering data calls.

Instructions for executing dialling using an external data terminal.

Accessing the programming menu, display layout, and key assignments.

Setting up function keys using LEX and MISC menus.

Configuring the phone directory and general telephone settings.

Selecting languages, configuring ringer properties, and managing PIN codes.

Adjusting display contrast, using utilities, and performing hardware tests.

Setting up function keys and available functional codes for non-display models.

Programming the phone directory for telephones without a display.

Configuring headset, off-hook ring, automatic hands-free, and ringer volume.

Setting ringer cadence, resetting the telephone, and performing hardware tests.

Step-by-step guide for connecting the SAEfon B/T/E telephone models.

Connection procedures for the SAEfon TK model and its K module.

Instructions for labeling freely-programmable keys with identification labels.

Alphanumerical display with two rows showing call status and information.

Sixteen programmable keys with LEDs for accessing various features.

Standard numeric keys (0-9) along with asterisk and hash keys.

Keys used for navigating and confirming selections in programming menus.

Keys used for adjusting loudspeaker volume and display contrast.

The primary communication device, used for speaking and listening.

Integrated loudspeaker for hands-free or speakerphone operations.

Facility enabling conversations without using the handset.

Component for reading user identification badges for access or functions.

Keys on the K module for monitoring and managing calls.

Key used to navigate between different pages of the K module.

Interface for connecting the telephone to a PC for data transfer.

Details on two cards pre-programmed with basic telephone services.

Procedure for increasing or decreasing the loudspeaker volume.

Adjusting display contrast, viewing time/date, and disabling telephone ring.

Muting the microphone, ending calls, and activating hands-free conversations.

Steps for making on-hook, internal, and direct internal calls using the handset.

Making trunk calls via K module, phone book, speed dial, and PC.

Utilizing multifrequency dialling and repeating the last trunk number.

Procedures for answering internal, trunk, and calls for absent colleagues.

Enabling call forwarding to other extensions and the 'Do Not Disturb' facility.

Activating speakerphone, automatic callback, holding calls, and call inclusion.

Booking trunk lines when busy and storing/repeating trunk numbers.

Transferring active calls and placing trunk lines in common or exclusive parking.

Answering second calls, switching between calls, and including other users.

Setting up multi-user conferences, disabling trunk calls, and managing secret codes/badges.

Transferring service classes, displaying call meter units, and registering call costs.

Notification for busy extensions, recall signals, and leaving voice messages.

Answering messages, paging colleagues, and setting wake-up calls/appointments.

Compiling absent user messages to be displayed to the caller.

Requirements for data services and making internal data calls.

Procedures for answering, terminating, forwarding, and auto-answering data calls.

Instructions for executing dialling using an external data terminal.

Accessing the programming menu, display layout, and key assignments.

Setting up function keys using LEX and MISC menus.

Configuring the phone directory and general telephone settings.

Selecting languages, configuring ringer properties, and managing PIN codes.

Adjusting display contrast, using utilities, and performing hardware tests.

Setting up function keys and available functional codes for non-display models.

Programming the phone directory for telephones without a display.

Configuring headset, off-hook ring, automatic hands-free, and ringer volume.

Setting ringer cadence, resetting the telephone, and performing hardware tests.

Step-by-step guide for connecting the SAEfon B/T/E telephone models.

Connection procedures for the SAEfon TK model and its K module.

Instructions for labeling freely-programmable keys with identification labels.