Speed Call - Nortel Meridian SL-100 Reference Manual

Procedure 6-37
Deactivating the Ring Again feature
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Speed Call

This feature allows the user to dial a preprogrammed number using a 1- or
2-digit code.
Telephones can be designated as either Speed Call controllers or Speed Call
users. Speed Call controllers can store and use numbers. Speed Call users
only use the numbers. If the Speed Call list contains 10 or fewer telephone
numbers, 1-digit codes (0–9) can be used for the Speed Call numbers. For
lists with up to 30 numbers, 2-digit codes (00–29) must be used; for lists up
to 50 numbers, 2-digit codes (00–49) must be used; and for lists up to 70
numbers, 2-digit codes (00–69) must be used.
Some of the Speed Call lists can be designated as system Speed Calls. Calls
made using system Speed Call lists are unrestricted, even if the telephone is
not normally allowed to make calls to the numbers in the list.
Use the following procedures to activate specific Speed Call functions:
Procedure 6-38
Making a Speed Call
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Press the Ring Again key a second time before notification that the busy line is
free.
Response:
The Ring Again indicator turns off.
You have completed this procedure.
Making a Speed Call—Procedure 6-38
Storing a Speed Call number—Procedure 6-39
Changing or erasing a Speed Call number—Procedure 6-40
Releasing from a Speed Call—Procedure 6-41
Press the DN key.
Response:
The DN indicator comes on. The user receives dial tone.
Press the Speed Call key.
Response:
The Speed Call indicator comes on.
Dial the 1- or 2-digit code for the number to be called.
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