Avaya 3900 Series User Manual page 48

Avaya 3903 Digital Deskphone
Key
Message key
Quit key
Call Log key
Application key
Shift key
Copy key
Context-
sensitive soft
keys
48 Avaya 3900 Series Digital Deskphones User Guide
This is a fixed feature key that corresponds to feature/option key 17. You
must program this key using SERVORD. Although it is permanently
labeled as Message, it does not have to be datafilled as such. In order to
access voice mail without a message waiting, Avaya recommends
assigning Message to key 1 and Autodial to the Message key (key 17.)
The Autodial key should be programmed with the voice mail system DN.
Use the Quit key for applications and features.
Use the Call Log key to look at the call log and Redial List using the
navigation keys. With Avaya 3900 Release 3 firmware and MSL15
software, you can assign the Call Log and Redial as a context-sensitive
key or programmable line/feature key. There are 10 call log entries and
five outgoing entries through the Redial List.
AUTODISP (autodisplay) should be assigned to Avaya 3903 Digital
Deskphone with the Call Logging capability (that is, the Avaya 3903, 3904
and 3905) to ensure logging of incoming and outgoing calls.
Use this key to connect to applications located on a remote server and
to access the Corporate Directory Application.
Use the Shift key to navigate between the two layers of line/feature keys.
Use the Copy key for applications and features.
Assign up to 10 features on the four soft keys. You must assign the
features to specific keys. The following list contains the features and their
key numbers:
• key 18 - Transfer
• key 19 - Conference
• key 20 - Call Forward
• key 21 - Ring Again
• key 22 - Call Park
• key 23 - Call Pickup
• key 24 - Speed Call User (SCU), Short (SCS), or Long (SCL)
• key 25 - Privacy Release
• key 28 - Callers List
• key 29 - Redial List
Keys 26, 27, and 30-32 are reserved for future use. Keys 5-16 are not
usable for the Avaya 3903 Digital Deskphone. There are no definitions
for these keys.
Local set feature displays date and time when the terminal is idle.
Description
August 2010