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Toshiba DKT3210-SD - Digital Phone - Charcoal User Manual

Toshiba DKT3210-SD - Digital Phone - Charcoal
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Table of Contents

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Toshiba DKT3210-SD - Digital Phone - Charcoal Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandToshiba
ModelDKT3210-SD - Digital Phone - Charcoal
CategoryIP Phone
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction to the User Guide

Guide Organisation and Structure

Details the structure of the user guide, outlining the content of each chapter and section.

How to Use This Guide

Provides instructions on navigating the manual, explaining conventions and symbols used.

Related Documents and Media

Lists supplementary guides and resources for further information on the Strata CTX system.

The Grand Tour of Telephones

DKT3000-series Telephones Overview

Introduces the DKT3000 series models, their buttons, and LCD capabilities.

Fixed and Flexible Buttons

Explains the function of fixed dial pad buttons and programmable flexible buttons.

Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Features

Details the information displayed on the LCD and its interaction with control buttons.

DKT2000/2500-series Telephones

Lists and describes the various models within the DKT2000 and DKT2500 series.

DKT3500 Terminal Overview

Provides an overview of DKT3500 series models and highlights key differences.

The Basics of Telephone Operation

Important - Read First

Advises users to verify system features and understand basic operations before use.

Making a Call

Details the three primary methods for originating a call: Hot Dialling, Spkr, and Handset.

Answering a Call

Explains how to answer incoming calls using the handset, speaker, or handsfree.

Message Waiting Indicators

Describes how to use the Msg LED and LCD to see and retrieve messages.

Call Transfer Procedures

Provides instructions for transferring calls to other extensions or voice mail.

Conference Calls

Explains how to set up and manage conference calls with multiple participants.

Volume Control

Details how to adjust handset, speaker, ring tone, and LCD contrast.

Advanced Operation Features

Using Your LCD Screen

Explains how to navigate and interpret information displayed on the LCD.

Soft Key Functions

Defines the various Soft Key prompts and their functions for advanced operations.

Account Code Calls

Details the use of Account Codes for billing, tracking, and line restriction.

Call Forward Settings

Covers system and station call forwarding, categories, and specific settings.

Call Park Orbits

Explains the feature for temporarily holding calls in a location other than the telephone.

Call Pickup Methods

Describes how to pick up calls ringing other stations or calls placed on hold.

Call Waiting

Explains how to handle incoming calls when your station is busy.

Do Not Disturb (DND) Mode

Guides on activating/deactivating DND mode and its impact on incoming calls.

Voice Mail - Direct Transfer

Details transferring calls directly to a voice mailbox without ringing the extension.

Call Recording

Guides on recording conversations and storing them in voice mailboxes.

DKT3014 LCD Features and Directories

Directory and Speed Dial Listings

Describes accessing and navigating directory and speed dial lists on the LCD.

Alphanumeric Entry for Name Search

Guides on entering characters using the dial pad for name searches in directories.

User Programming Guide

Programming Feature Buttons

Explains how users can customize their telephones by programming Flexible Buttons.

Setting Flexible Button Functions

Provides a step-by-step guide to programming or reassigning functions to Flexible Buttons.

One Touch Buttons

Describes using One Touch buttons for storing features or dialled numbers.

Feature Access Codes

Lists feature access codes used to activate specific telephone functions.

LED Indicator Details

Explains the meaning of LED colors and flashing patterns for call status indication.

DADM and DSS Console Operations

Digital Add-on Module (DADM)

Introduces the DADM for adding line/feature buttons to digital telephones.

Direct Station Selection (DSS) Console

Introduces the DSS console for providing additional line/feature buttons.

Calling and Transferring Stations via DSS

Guides on calling and transferring calls to stations using DSS consoles or DADMs.

Night Transfer Button Function

Details the Night Transfer button for setting system modes like Day, Day2, or Night.

Appendix A: Centrex Application

Flexible Directory Numbering

Explains matching station extensions with Centrex line extension numbers.

Centrex Feature Buttons

Describes accessing Centrex features via pre-programmed Flexible Buttons.

Appendix B: Button Labels

Feature Button Definitions

Provides definitions for programmable buttons and their corresponding features.

Notes to Users: Compliance and Approvals

Safety Approval Information

Declares compliance with EEC directives and safety standards like EN60950.

EU Compliance Standards

Details the product's compliance with EEC EMC directives and relevant generic standards.

Type Approval Information

Declares compliance with EC Directive 1999/5/EC for network services connection.

Step 4: Network Planning Information

Strata CTX Tone Plan

Lists characteristics of tones and signals used in the Strata CTX system.

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