User manual

System SpeedCall - 3
The SpeedCall feature is an important time saver for users. There are two kinds of SpeedCall
numbers: Personal and System. Personal SpeedCall numbers are entered by the users of the
sets. Each user may store 12 Personal
SpeedCall numbers. System SpeedCall numbers are stored
in the system memory and are for the use of everyone in the system. The system can store
70 System SpeedCall numbers; of these 70, 50 are unrestricted and 20 are restricted (see below).
SpeedCall numbers are dialed by using a two-digit code.
Restricted and Unrestricted SpeedCall Numbers
Unrestricted SpeedCall numbers (including toll numbers) may be called by using a two-digit
code from any telephone in the system that has full permission to an outside line, including
telephones restricted from making outside calls or toll calls. For this reason, emergency numbers
such as FIRE, POLICE, and AMBULANCE, should be entered as unrestricted numbers.
Unrestricted numbers are stored with codes 30-79. The OUTSIDE SERVICE restrictions you
may have assigned to each telephone apply to numbers stored with codes 80-99, which are
restricted
SpeedCall numbers. The number 911 can be dialed from any telephone that has at
least one line with full line use permission, and need not be entered as a
SpeedCall number.
In summary,
Unrestricted SpeedCall numbers:
● may be called from any telephone regardless of OUTSIDE SERVICE customization.
Restricted
SpeedCall numbers:
● may be called from telephones with Unrestricted OUTSIDE SERVICE.
● may be called from telephones with Toll Restricted OUTSIDE SERVICE, if the numbers are local.
● may not be called from telephones with Outward Restricted OUTSIDE SERVICE.
SpeedCall Directory
Be sure you keep an accurate directory of the numbers you have stored in the System
SpeedCall memory. Since numbers may be erased and added often, it’s a good idea to make
several spare, blank copies of the sample directory. Photocopy the System
SpeedCall Directory
on page 35.
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