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Programming the Options
In order to ''hide'' these features for security purposes, four button presses are
necessary to enter Programming Mode: Press
(on the 8410, 8411, and 8434DX) followed by
2-digit code on the dial pad. If an error is made during the programming
sequence, the terminal will exit the Programming Mode without providing any
error indication or affecting the operation of the terminal.
CAUTION:
Be sure the voice terminal is on-hook, the ringer is off, and the display (if
the set has one) is in Normal Mode. If a headset adapter is connected to
the set, make sure this is also in the on-hook state. You can do that either
by pressing an appropriate button on the headset adapter or by unplugging
the headset from the headset adapter.
If a call should come in while programming the options, the alerter will
sound, but the terminal will remain in Programming Mode unless the call is
answered. If the call is answered, the Programming Mode is exited without
saving any changes in progress.
A Shortcut in Programming the Options
(for Display Sets)
If you have a voice terminal equipped with a display, the display screen shows
the option being programmed and you may use the following keys to program the
options.
The
''disabled'') or shows you the next setting on the display.
The
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NOTE:
On all 8410D, 8411D, and 8434DX voice terminal displays, you can
view information on options and parameters already set for that
particular terminal. For procedures, see ''Viewing Information on
Terminal Options and Parameters'' at the end of this section of the
manual.
∗
toggles the option setting (such as between ''enabled'' and
stores the option setting shown and exits Programming Mode.
#
(on the 8403) or
Feature
and then enter the specified
Mute
Shift
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