Featurekeys; Speeddial; Telephoneoperation; Originatingcalls - Mitel SX-200 Practices

Peripheral Devices
When the
SUPERSET
3 DN telephone reaches a busy or unanswered party capable
of receiving a message, the MESSAGE LED lights. Pressing the MESSAGE Key sends
a message to the called set. The LED goes out and the call is terminated.
Feature Keys
During CDE, some of the set's line appearance keys can be programmed as feature
keys, eliminating the need for the user to dial feature access codes. For CDE purposes
the keys are numbered 1 to 12 from bottom to top. These keys can also be programmed
from the set; refer to 9109-096-I 05-NA, Features Description.
,When a programmed feature is activated its LCD indicator shows a solid square: (if the
feature provides status indication) otherwise, the LCD indicator is clear. This indicates
the on/off status of the feature; some are prompt feature keys, which indicate the
validity of using the feature.
The CDE-programmable feature keys which provide LCD indication include: Auto
Answer, CalVAttn, Data Disc, Do Not Disturb, Privacy Release, Intrude (Override),
Paging, I Will Wait (Campon), Music, Account Code, and Call Forward.
Speed Dial
Any key not assigned as a line appearance or feature key may be programmed as a
Speed dial key from the set. Refer to Practice 9109-09&105-NA, Features
Description.
Telephone Operation
6.4 This Part describes basic telephone call handling with the
SUPERSET 3
DN
telephone.
Originating Calls
To originate a call:
Pick up the handset.
s
or
Press the SPEAKER key. The set selects the prime line. If the prime line is busy, the
set selects the first available outgoing line, starting from the lowest line appearance key.
Dial tone is heard; if no line is available, the set remains silent.
or
Proceed to the next step if Immediate Line Selection is enabled and a Handsfree call
is desired.
If other than the set's prime line is desired, press the appropriate Line Appearance key.
Dial tone is returned.
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