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FEATURE
DESCRIPTION
infinite
8 16 Key TeIephone
System
300.37
EXTERNAL
PAGING
Any station.
except one assigned
as COS 6, can
make voice paging
announcements
to the ex-
ternal
paging port
300.38
FLASH
The FIASH
button
is used to reestablish
dial
tone or transfer
a PEX/Centrex
call. Flash can
be programmed
in speed dial for PEX/Centrex
feature
operation.
The Flash duration
is pro-
grammed
on a per CO line basis.
300.39
FLZXIBLZ
DSS ASSIGNMENF
The order
of appearance
of DSS buttons
as-
signed
to telephones
can be changed
to meet
customer
requirements.
300.40
HEADSET COMPATIBILITY
The key teIephones
are designed
to allow the
connection
of a modular
headset.
The user
connects
the modular
headset
to the handset
jack
on the telephone
leaving
the handset
in
place.
The ON/OFF
button
is then
used to
activate
the headset.
300.41
HOLD PROVlSIONS
The following
hold conditions
are available
in
the 8 16 system:
k
B.
C.
D.
Hold
-
System
&y
call can be placed
on hold
and re-
trieved by any station
with access to that
line.
Hold - Exclusive
Any call can be placed
on hold and re-
trieved
only by the initiating
station.
Hold
-
Preference
The system
can be programmed
to have
either
system
hold or exclusive
hold as-
signed as the hold preference.
Hold
Recall
Timers
Calls placed on hold are capable
of being
timed to recall.
The exclusive and system
hold
recall
timers
are separately
pro-
grammed.
300.42
RWOMING
INTERCOM
SIGNAL
ING SELECTION
The Key Telephone
user can select the method
of receiving
intercom
calls at that station.
The
mode can be easily changed
by the individual
user.
A rocker switch located on the Key Tele-
phone
is used to select the mode.
The choices
are:
Tone Ringer (77. A standard
tone ring
notifies
the party
of an incoming
call.
The party answers
by going off-hook.
Page (P). The
station
user receives
a
short
tone
burst
and
a voice
an-
nouncement
over the integrated
keyset
speaker,
while the microphone
is deac-
tivated,
providing
privacy.
The called
party
must
go off-hook
to pick up the
call, or switch the selector to Handsfree.
Handsfree
M.
The station
user, upon
hearing
a short tone burst
and a voice
announcement
over
the
integrated
speaker,
can reply Handsfree.
300.43
INTERNAL
ZONE PAGE
Any
station
can
make
voice
paging
an-
nouncements
to idle stations
in both internal
zones simultaneously
or to either
of the two
internal
zones.
300.44
LCD-WTERACTNE
DISPLAY
An optional
Executive Key Telephone
with DIS-
PLAY provides
the user with visual indication
of call status.
Calls to and from other
exten-
sions, number
dialed,
line used and camp-on
are among the many features
displayed.
300.45
LOUD BELL CONTROL
(CONTACT)
Incoming
CO line ringing
of a station
can be
directed
to Loud Bell Control
contacts.
There
are two sets of dry contacts
that
may be as-
signed individually.
An external
power source
and ringing
device is required.
300.46
?dEET ME PAGE
Any Key Telephone
station may answer
a Meet
Me Page request
on internal
or external
pages.
This allows a user to answer the page from any
station
and be connected
to the paging
party
via an intercom
channel.
300.47
MESSAGE WAITING
Unattended
Key Telephones
can be notified
of
missed
calls. Up to five messages
of incoming
intercom
calls can be received.
Upon return
to
the keyset, the user presses the flashing
MSG
WAlT button
to ring each party leaving
a mes-
sage.
300.48
MUSIC-ON-HOLD
An optional
music
source
can be connected
directly
to the system to provide
all held calls
with music.
300.49
MUTE
During
handsfree
speakerphone
operation,
the Key Telephone
microphone
can be disabled
300-6
Issue 1, January
1992
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