User guide
Table Of Contents
- Aristel networks
- Dial pad symbols
- A: Key Telephone Layout and Parts List
- B: Key Telephone Station Operation
- 01. Automatic Answer
- External Call
- Other Calls
- 02. Baby Listening
- Cancel Baby Listening
- 03. Background Music Listening
- Cancel Background Music Listening
- 04. Call Forward
- NOTE! + can be replaced by pressing in all Modes.
- To Cancel All Call Forward Modes
- Call Forward All
- + + + + destination station number.
- Call Forward No Answer
- Call Follow Me
- Call Forward to External Number
- 05. Call Signal
- 06. Call Split
- 07. Call Transfer
- Announced Transfer
- Unannounced Transfer (Camp On)
- Quick Transfer by DSS key
- Quick Transfer by Page key
- 08. Call Waiting
- Answer Call Waiting
- Busy C.O. line queuing
- 09. Conference
- Combined External/Internal Conference
- External Conference
- Internal Conference
- 10. Do Not Disturb
- Set Do Not Disturb
- Reset Do Not Disturb
- 11. Door Phone
- Call Door Phone
- 12. Environment Monitoring
- 13. Fire Alarm Off (Console Only)
- 14. Forced Account Codes
- 15. Handsfree / Handset Switching
- Handset to Handsfree operation
- Handsfree to Handset operation
- 16. Handsfree Operation
- 17. Headset Operation
- Programming
- Enable Headset mode
- Disable Headset mode
- Answer a Call in Headset mode
- Disconnect from a Call in Headset mode
- 18. Hold Calls
- Normal Hold
- Exclusive Hold
- Retrieve External Call from Normal Hold
- 19. Individual / Own station Alarms / Date & Time
- 20. Internal Calls
- 21. Lock / Unlock Telephone.
- 22. Lock / Unlock RS232 (SMDR) port.
- 23. Macro Key Assignment.
Call Forward Busy/No Answer
+ + + + destination station number
Call Follow Me
+ + + + destination station number.
Call Forward to External Number
+ + + + DSS set for Individual Speed Dial
OR
+ + + + digit set for Individ Spd Dial.
05. Call Signal
Changing call signal from Ring to Voice or from Voice to Ring.
+ = +
06. Call Split
or with station A + + call station B + on answer
Pressing
will alternate between station A and station B.
System Administrator’s Manual Issued December 2004 Page 10