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3Com 3101 Telephone Manual (154 pages)

NBX Networked Telephony Solutions System Release 6.0

Brand: 3Com | Category: Telephone | Size: 3.73 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

9
- How to Use this Guide
  10
- Conventions
  10
- Documentation
  11
  - Comments on the Documentation
    11
1 Getting Started

13
2 Om 3101 and 3101Sp Basic Telephones

19
3 Om 2101 Basic Telephone

25
- Telephone Buttons and Controls
  25
- 3Com 2101 Basic Telephone
  26
- Programmable Access Buttons
  27
- Status Icons
  28
4 Nbx Messaging

29
- NBX Messaging Components
  29
  - Important Considerations
    29
- Changing Your Password
  30
  - Security Tips
    31
- Changing Your Name Announcement and Personal Greetings
  31
- Listening to NBX Messages
  32
- Replying to a Message
  35
- Forwarding a Message
  35
- Creating and Sending a Message
  36
- Using Voice Mail Group Lists
  37
- Marking a Message as Private or Urgent
  40
- Other Ways to Manage Your Voice Mail Messages
  41
- Other Kinds of Mailboxes
  41
  - Greeting-Only Mailbox
    41
  - Phantom Mailbox
    42
  - Group Mailbox
    42
5 Standard Features

45
- Answering a Call
  45
  - Caller ID
    46
  - Answering a Second Call
    46
- Using the 3Com Telephone Display Panel
  47
  - Tips on Using the Lists
    48
- Dialing a Call
  49
  - An Internal Call
    49
  - An External Call
    49
  - Redialing a Call
    50
- Forwarding Incoming Calls
  50
- Putting a Call on Hold
  56
  - Dialing Another Call
    57
  - More than One Call
    57
- Transferring a Call
  58
  - Announced (Screened) Transfer
    59
  - Blind Transfer
    59
- Direct Mail Transfer
  60
- Establishing a Conference Call
  60
  - Disconnecting the Last Person that You Called
    61
  - More about Conference Calls
    62
- Using Camp on
  62
- Using Automatic Callback
  66
  - Initiating Automatic Callback
    66
  - More about Automatic Callback
    67
- Setting the Volume
  68
6 Personalizing Your Telephone

69
- Guidelines about Features on NBX Telephones
  69
- Ringer Tones
  70
- User Button Mapping
  70
  - Button Mapping Notes
    75
- Speed Dials
  76
  - Personal Speed Dials
    76
  - System-Wide Speed Dials
    78
  - Special Case: One-Touch Speed Dials
    78
  - Printing Speed Dial Lists
    79
  - Printing Labels
    79
- Off-Site Notification
  80
  - Managing Off-Site Notification Using the Telephone
    84
- Do Not Disturb
  85
- Preventing Unauthorized Use of Your Telephone
  86
  - Telephone Locking
    86
  - Call Permissions
    87
- Class of Service Override
  87
- Using a Headset
  88
  - General Headset Instructions
    88
  - Returning to the Headset after a Long Delay
    89
7 Getting more from Your Telephone System

91
- Listening to Your Messages in Your E-Mail
  92
- Account (Billing) Codes
  92
- Caller ID
  93
  - Internal and External Caller ID
    93
  - Calling Line Identity Restriction (CLIR)
    93
- Call Pickup
  95
  - Directed Call Pickup on a Specific Telephone
    95
  - Group Call Pickup
    95
- Automatic Call Distribution Groups, Hunt Groups, and Calling Groups
  95
  - Automatic Call Distribution
    96
  - Hunt Groups
    99
  - Calling Groups
    101
  - Group Membership
    102
- Supervisory Monitoring
  102
  - Agent Role for 3Com Entry and Analog Telephones
    102
  - Supervisory Monitoring Terminology
    102
  - Monitor
    103
  - Whisper
    104
  - Barge-In
    104
  - Change Agent
    105
  - Call Privacy
    105
  - More about Supervisory Monitoring
    106
- Whisperpage
  107
  - Starting a Whisperpage Session
    108
  - More about Whisperpage
    109
- Call Park
  109
- Paging
  110
  - Paging the System
    111
  - Paging Zones
    111
- Configurable Operators
  112
  - How Configurable Operators Work
    112
  - Configuring the Operators
    113
- Using Message Waiting Indicator to Telephone
  114
  - Sending an MWI Message
    114
  - Retrieving an MWI Message
    114
  - Deleting MWI Messages
    115
  - Cancelling an MWI Message
    115
- Dialing a Call to a Remote Office
  116
  - Using Unique Extensions
    116
  - Using Site Codes
    117
- Bridged Extensions
  118
- Delayed Ringing
  119
- Using Pulse Dialing
  119
- Additional Applications
  121
8 Feature Codes

123
- NBX Tones
  123
- Feature Codes with 3Com Telephones
  124
  - 3Com Basic Telephone
    125
- Using Feature Codes
  125
  - 3105 And 1105 Attendant Consoles
    130
9 3Com 3105 and 1105 Attendantconsoles

130
- 3Com Attendant Console
  130
  - Access Buttons
    130
  - Feature Buttons
    130
  - Attendant Console Labels
    133
- Opening the 3105 Attendant Console Label Cover
  133
- Complement Attendant Software
  134
  - Managing Calls
    136
Telephone Nstallation and Maintenance

137
- Connecting the Telephone
  137
- Attaching and Adjusting the Articulating Support Bracket
  139
- Attaching and Adjusting the Fixed Support Bracket
  141
  - Low-Profile and High-Profile Positions
    141
  - Wall-Mount Position
    142
    
    Security Wall-Mount Bracket
    143
    
    Moving Your Telephone
    143
    
    Swapping Telephones
    143
    
    Cleaning Your Telephone
    143
    
    Troubleshooting Problems
    143

3Com 3101 User Manual (134 pages)

NBX Basic Telephone Guide

Brand: 3Com | Category: Telephone | Size: 4.26 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

9
- Conventions
  10
- How to Use this Guide
  10
- Documentation
  11
  - Comments on the Documentation
    12
Getting Started

13
Om 3101 and 3101Sp Basic Telephones

19
Om 2101 Basic Telephone

25
- Telephone Buttons and Controls
  25
- 3Com 2101 Basic Telephone
  26
- Programmable Access Buttons
  27
- Status Icons
  28
Nbx Messaging

29
- NBX Messaging Components
  29
  - Important Considerations
    30
- Changing Your Password
  30
  - Security Tips
    31
- Changing Your Name Announcement and Personal Greetings
  31
- Listening to NBX Messages
  32
- Replying to a Message
  35
- Forwarding a Message
  36
- Creating and Sending a Message
  37
- Using Voice Mail Group Lists
  38
- Marking a Message as Private or Urgent
  41
- Other Ways to Manage Your Voice Mail Messages
  42
- Other Kinds of Mailboxes
  42
  - Greeting-Only Mailbox
    42
  - Phantom Mailbox
    43
  - Group Mailbox
    43
Standard Features

45
- Answering a Call
  45
  - Caller ID
    46
  - Answering a Second Call
    46
- Using the 3Com Telephone Display Panel
  47
  - Tips on Using the Lists
    48
- Dialing a Call
  48
  - An Internal Call
    49
  - An External Call
    49
  - Redialing a Call
    49
- Forwarding Incoming Calls
  49
- Putting a Call on Hold
  55
  - Dialing Another Call
    56
  - More than One Call
    56
- Transferring a Call
  57
  - Announced (Screened) Transfer
    58
  - Blind Transfer
    58
- Direct Mail Transfer
  59
- Establishing a Conference Call
  59
  - Disconnecting the Last Person that You Called
    60
  - More about Conference Calls
    60
- Setting the Volume
  61
Personalizing Your Telephone

63
- Guidelines about Features on NBX Telephones
  63
- Ringer Tones
  64
- Speed Dials
  64
  - Personal Speed Dials
    65
  - System-Wide Speed Dials
    66
  - Special Case: One-Touch Speed Dials
    66
  - Printing Speed Dial Lists
    67
  - Printing Labels
    67
- Off-Site Notification
  68
  - Managing Off-Site Notification Using the Telephone
    72
- Do Not Disturb
  72
- Preventing Unauthorized Use of Your Telephone
  73
  - Telephone Locking
    73
  - Call Permissions
    74
- Class of Service Override
  74
- Using a Headset
  75
  - General Headset Instructions
    75
  - Returning to the Headset after a Long Delay
    76
Getting more from Your Telephone System

79
- Listening to Your Messages in Your E-Mail
  80
- Account (Billing) Codes
  80
- Caller ID
  81
  - Internal and External Caller ID
    81
  - Calling Line Identity Restriction (CLIR)
    82
- Call Pickup
  83
  - Directed Call Pickup on a Specific Telephone
    83
  - Group Call Pickup
    83
- Automatic Call Distribution Groups, Hunt Groups, and Calling Groups
  84
  - Automatic Call Distribution
    84
  - Hunt Groups
    86
  - Calling Groups
    88
  - Group Membership
    89
- Supervisory Monitoring
  89
  - Monitor
    90
  - Whisper
    91
  - Barge-In
    91
  - Change Agent
    92
  - Interactions
    92
- Call Park
  92
- Paging
  94
  - Paging the System
    94
  - Paging Zones
    95
- Configurable Operators
  96
  - How Configurable Operators Work
    96
  - Configuring the Operators
    96
- Using Message Waiting Indicator to Telephone
  97
  - Sending an MWI Message
    97
  - Retrieving an MWI Message
    98
  - Deleting MWI Messages
    98
  - Cancelling an MWI Message
    99
- Dialing a Call to a Remote Office
  100
  - Using Unique Extensions
    100
  - Using Site Codes
    100
- Bridged Extensions
  102
- Delayed Ringing
  102
- Using Pulse Dialing
  103
- Additional Applications
  104
Feature Codes

105
- NBX Tones
  105
- Feature Codes with 3Com Telephones
  106
  - 3Com Basic Telephone
    107
- Using Feature Codes
  107
- 3105 And 1105 Attendant Consoles
  
  112
  - 3Com Attendant Console
    112
    
    Access Buttons
    112
    
    Feature Buttons
    112
    
    Attendant Console Labels
    115
  - Opening the 3105 Attendant Console Label Cover
    115
  - Complement Attendant Software
    116
    
    Managing Calls
    117
Telephone Nstallation and Maintenance

119
- Connecting the Telephone
  119
- Attaching and Adjusting the Articulating Support Bracket
  121
- Attaching and Adjusting the Fixed Support Bracket
  123
  - Low-Profile and High-Profile Positions
    123
  - Wall-Mount Position
    124
  - Security Wall-Mount Bracket
    125
- Moving Your Telephone
  125
- Swapping Telephones
  125
- Cleaning Your Telephone
  125
- Troubleshooting Problems
  125

3Com 3101 User Manual (126 pages)

NBX Telephone Guide

Brand: 3Com | Category: Telephone | Size: 5.19 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

9
- How to Use this Guide
  9
- Conventions
  10
- Documentation
  11
  - Comments on the Documentation
    11
1 Getting Started

13
2 Nbx 3102 Business Telephone

17
3 Nbx 1102, 2102, and 2102-Ir Business Telephones

23
4 Nbx 3101 and 3101Sp Basic Telephones

29
5 Nbx 2101 Basic Telephone

35
- Telephone Buttons and Controls
  36
- Programmable Access Buttons
  38
- Status Icons
  38
6 Nbx Messaging

39
7 Standard Features

55
- Answering a Call
  56
  - Caller ID
    56
  - Answering a Second Call
    56
- Using the NBX Telephone Display Panel
  57
  - Tips on Using the Lists
    58
- More Ways to Dial a Call
  59
  - An Internal Call
    59
  - An External Call
    59
  - Redialing a Call
    60
- Setting Your Call Coverage Point
  60
- Putting a Call on Hold
  61
  - Dialing Another Call
    61
  - More than One Call
    62
- Transferring a Call
  63
  - Announced (Screened) Transfer
    64
  - Blind Transfer
    64
- Direct Mail Transfer
  64
- Establishing a Conference Call
  65
  - Disconnecting the Last Person that You Called
    66
  - More about Conference Calls
    66
- Setting the Volume
  67
8 Personalizing Your Telephone

69
- Guidelines about Features on NBX Telephones
  70
- Ringer Tones
  70
- Speed Dials
  70
- Off-Site Notification
  75
- Do Not Disturb
  78
- Preventing Unauthorized Use of Your Telephone
  79
  - Telephone Locking
    80
  - Call Permissions
    80
- Class of Service Override
  81
- Using a Headset
  82
- Palm Integration
  84
9 Getting more from Your Telephone System

85
- Listening to Your Messages in Your E-Mail or Browser
  86
- Account (Billing) Codes
  86
- Caller ID
  87
  - Internal and External Caller ID
    87
  - Calling Line Identity Restriction (CLIR)
    87
- Call Pickup
  88
  - Directed Call Pickup on a Specific Telephone
    89
  - Group Call Pickup
    89
- Hunt Groups and Calling Groups
  89
  - Hunt Groups
    90
  - Calling Groups
    92
  - Group Membership
    92
- Call Park
  93
- Paging
  94
- Dialing a Call to a Remote Office
  95
  - Using Unique Extensions
    95
  - Using Site Codes
    96
- Bridged Extensions
  97
- Delayed Ringing
  97
- Using Pulse Dialing
  98
  - Using a Feature Code
    98
  - Using a Mapped Button
    98
  - Using a Personal Speed Dial
    98
- Additional Applications
  99
10 Nbx 3105 and 1105 Attendant Consoles

101
- NBX Attendant Console
  102
  - Access Buttons
    102
  - Feature Buttons
    102
  - Attendant Console Labels
    105
- Complement Attendant Software
  106
  - Managing Calls
    107
Telephone Nstallation and Maintenance

109

3Com 3101 Manual (128 pages)

3Com VCX Telephone Guide

Brand: 3Com | Category: Telephone | Size: 2.58 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

7
- Figures
  8
- Conventions
  8
- Related Documentation
  9
- Comments
  10
1 Getting Started

11
- VCX Telephone Overview
  12
- Initial Voice Mailbox Setup
  13
- Configuration Options
  13
- Additional Information Sources
  14
2 VCX Basic Telephone - Model

15
- Buttons and Controls
  16
3 VCX Business Telephone - Model

20
- Buttons and Controls
  20
- Access Buttons
  23
- Line Status Lights
  24
4 VCX Basic Telephones - Models 3101 and 3101Sp

25
- Access Buttons
  30
- Status Lights for System Appearance Buttons
  30
5 VCX Business Telephone - Model

38
- Access Buttons
  38
- Status Lights
  39
6 VCX Attendant Consoles - Model 3105 and Complement Attendant

41
- VCX Attendant Console
  42
  - Access Buttons
    42
  - Feature Buttons
    42
  - Printing Labels
    44
  - Attendant Console Status Lights
    45
- Complement Attendant Software
  46
7 Basic Telephone Operation

49
- Logging in to Your Telephone
  50
  - Changing Your Password
    51
- Answering a Call
  52
  - Answering a Second Call
    52
- Making Calls
  52
  - Making Internal Calls
    52
  - Redialing a Call
    53
  - Making External Calls
    53
  - Making a Call to a Remote Office
    54
    
    Using Unique Extensions
    54
    
    Using Site Codes
    54
  - Class of Service Override
    55
- Terminating Calls
  56
- Using the Telephone Display Panel
  56
- Controlling the Volume
  58
- Using the Hands Free Feature
  59
- Using a Headset
  59
  - Returning to the Headset after a Long Delay
    59
- Putting a Call on Hold
  60
- Transferring a Call
  61
  - Unattended Transfer
    61
  - Attended Transfer
    61
- Muting Calls
  62
- Activating Do Not Disturb
  62
8 Codes

65
- Feature Code Overview
  66
- Using Feature Codes
  66
- Feature Codes
  67
- Feature
  
  65
9 Standard Features

73
- Viewing the Call History
  74
- Viewing the User Directory
  75
- Controlling Caller ID
  76
- Setting up a Conference Call
  77
  - Unannounced Conference
    77
  - Announced Conference
    77
- Transferring Your Phone Settings to Another Phone
  78
- Forwarding Calls to Voice Mail
  78
- Transferring a Call to Another User's Voice Mail
  79
- Call Waiting
  81
- Speed Dialing
  81
  - Configuring Speed Dial Numbers
    82
  - Dialing Speed Dial Numbers
    83
- Call Forwarding
  84
  - Call Forward Ring no Answer
    85
  - Call Forward Busy Line
    86
  - Call Forward Universal
    86
- Call Park
  86
- Directed Call Pickup
  87
- Silent Monitor and Barge in
  88
  - Monitoring a Call
    90
  - Barging in
    90
- Remote Call Forward
  91
- Hunt Groups
  92
10 Using the VCX User Interface

100
Telephone Nstallation and Maintenance

115
- Connecting the Telephone
  116
- Installing the 3102 Telephone Label Plate
  117
- Attaching and Adjusting the Support Bracket
  117
- Attaching and Adjusting the Support Bracket
  119
  - Low-Profile and High-Profile Positions
    119
  - Wall-Mount Position
    120
  - Security Wall-Mount Bracket
    121
- Opening the 3105 Attendant Console Label Cover
  121
- Moving Your Telephone
  122
- Swapping Telephones
  122
- Cleaning Your Telephone
  122
- Troubleshooting Problems
  123

3Com 3101 User Manual (100 pages)

NBX Entry Telephone Guide

Brand: 3Com | Category: Telephone | Size: 3.3 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

7
- How to Use this Guide
  8
- Conventions
  8
- Documentation
  9
  - Comments on the Documentation
    10
1 Getting Started

11
2 Om 3100 Entry Telephone

17
- Telephone Buttons and Controls
  18
- Hook Switch Features
  19
  - Hold a Call
    19
  - Transfer a Call
    19
  - Conference Calls
    19
3 Nbx Messaging

21
- NBX Messaging Components
  21
  - Important Considerations
    22
- Changing Your Password
  22
  - Security Tips
    23
- Changing Your Name Announcement and Personal Greetings
  23
- Listening to NBX Messages
  24
- Replying to a Message
  27
- Forwarding a Message
  28
- Creating and Sending a Message
  29
- Using Voice Mail Group Lists
  30
- Marking a Message as Private or Urgent
  33
- Other Ways to Manage Your Voice Mail Messages
  34
- Other Kinds of Mailboxes
  34
  - Greeting-Only Mailbox
    34
  - Phantom Mailbox
    35
  - Group Mailbox
    35
4 Standard Features

37
- Answering a Call
  37
- Dialing a Call
  38
  - An Internal Call
    38
  - An External Call
    38
  - Redialing a Call
    38
- Forwarding Incoming Calls
  38
- Putting a Call on Hold
  44
  - Dialing Another Call
    44
- Transferring a Call
  44
  - Announced (Screened) Transfer
    45
  - Blind Transfer
    45
- Direct Mail Transfer
  45
- Establishing a Conference Call
  46
  - Disconnecting the Last Person that You Called
    47
  - More about Conference Calls
    47
- Setting the Volume
  47
5 Personalizing Your Telephone

49
- Guidelines about Features on NBX Telephones
  49
- Ringer Tones
  50
- Speed Dials
  50
  - Personal Speed Dials
    50
  - System-Wide Speed Dials
    51
  - Printing Speed Dial Lists
    52
- Off-Site Notification
  52
  - Managing Off-Site Notification Using the Telephone
    56
- Do Not Disturb
  56
- Preventing Unauthorized Use of Your Telephone
  57
  - Telephone Locking
    57
  - Call Permissions
    58
- Class of Service Override
  58
- Using a Headset
  59
  - General Headset Instructions
    59
  - Returning to the Headset after a Long Delay
    60
6 Getting more from Your Telephone System

63
- Listening to Your Messages in Your E-Mail
  63
- Account (Billing) Codes
  64
- Caller ID
  65
  - Internal and External Caller ID
    65
  - Calling Line Identity Restriction (CLIR)
    65
- Call Pickup
  66
  - Directed Call Pickup on a Specific Telephone
    67
  - Group Call Pickup
    67
- Automatic Call Distribution Groups, Hunt Groups, and Calling Groups
  67
  - Automatic Call Distribution
    68
  - Hunt Groups
    70
  - Calling Groups
    72
  - Group Membership
    72
- Supervisory Monitoring
  72
- Call Park
  73
- Paging
  74
  - Paging the System
    75
  - Paging Zones
    76
- Configurable Operators
  77
  - How Configurable Operators Work
    77
  - Configuring the Operators
    77
- Using Message Waiting Indicator to Telephone
  78
  - Sending an MWI Message
    78
  - Retrieving an MWI Message
    79
  - Cancelling an MWI Message
    79
- Dialing a Call to a Remote Office
  79
  - Using Unique Extensions
    79
  - Using Site Codes
    80
- Using Pulse Dialing
  81
- Additional Applications
  82
7 Feature Codes

83
- NBX Tones
  83
- Feature Codes with 3Com Telephones
  84
  - 3Com Entry Telephone
    85
- Using Feature Codes
  85
Telephone Nstallation and Maintenance

89
- Connecting the Telephone
  89
- Attaching the 3100 Support Bracket
  91
  - Desktop Position
    91
  - Wall-Mount Position
    92
- Moving Your Telephone
  92
- Swapping Telephones
  92
- Cleaning Your Telephone
  93
- Troubleshooting Problems
  93
Index

95

3Com 3101 Manual (54 pages)

Brand: 3Com | Category: Telephone | Size: 1.02 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

7
- Conventions
  8
- Comments
  8
1 Getting Started

9
- Configuration Overview
  10
- Telephone Overview
  10
- Configuration Options
  11
2 Basic Telephones Models 3101 and 3101Sp

13
- Buttons and Controls
  14
- Access Buttons
  16
- Status Lights for System Appearance Buttons
  18
- Access Button Label
  18
3 Basic Telephone Operation

19
- Logging in to Your Telephone
  20
  - Changing Your Password
    21
- Answering a Call
  21
- Answering a Second Call
  21
- Making Calls
  21
  - Making Internal Calls
    22
  - Redialing a Call
    22
  - Making External Calls
    22
  - Class of Service Override
    22
- Terminating Calls
  23
- Using the Telephone Display Panel
  23
- Controlling the Volume
  24
- Changing Ringing Tones
  25
- Using the Hands Free Feature
  26
- Putting a Call on Hold
  26
- Transferring a Call
  27
  - Unattended Transfer
    27
  - Attended Transfer
    27
- Muting Calls
  28
- Mute Ringer
  28
- Activating Do Not Disturb
  29
- Accessing Voice Mail
  30
4 Codes

31
- Feature Code Overview
  32
- Using Feature Codes
  32
- Feature Codes
  33
- Feature
  
  31
5 Standard Features

35
Nstallation and

45

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Table of Contents

About this Guide

1 Getting Started

2 Om 3101 and 3101Sp Basic Telephones

3 Om 2101 Basic Telephone

4 Nbx Messaging

5 Standard Features

6 Personalizing Your Telephone

7 Getting more from Your Telephone System

8 Feature Codes

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Table of Contents

About this Guide

Getting Started

Om 3101 and 3101Sp Basic Telephones

Om 2101 Basic Telephone

Nbx Messaging

Standard Features

Personalizing Your Telephone

Getting more from Your Telephone System

Feature Codes

3105 And 1105 Attendant Consoles

Telephone Nstallation and Maintenance

Table of Contents

About this Guide

1 Getting Started

2 Nbx 3102 Business Telephone

3 Nbx 1102, 2102, and 2102-Ir Business Telephones

4 Nbx 3101 and 3101Sp Basic Telephones

5 Nbx 2101 Basic Telephone

6 Nbx Messaging

7 Standard Features

8 Personalizing Your Telephone

9 Getting more from Your Telephone System

10 Nbx 3105 and 1105 Attendant Consoles

Telephone Nstallation and Maintenance

Table of Contents

About this Guide

1 Getting Started

2 VCX Basic Telephone - Model

3 VCX Business Telephone - Model

4 VCX Basic Telephones - Models 3101 and 3101Sp

5 VCX Business Telephone - Model

6 VCX Attendant Consoles - Model 3105 and Complement Attendant

7 Basic Telephone Operation

8 Codes

Feature

9 Standard Features

10 Using the VCX User Interface

Telephone Nstallation and Maintenance

Table of Contents

About this Guide

1 Getting Started

2 Om 3100 Entry Telephone

3 Nbx Messaging

4 Standard Features

5 Personalizing Your Telephone

6 Getting more from Your Telephone System

7 Feature Codes

Telephone Nstallation and Maintenance

Index

Table of Contents

About this Guide

1 Getting Started

2 Basic Telephones Models 3101 and 3101Sp

3 Basic Telephone Operation

4 Codes

Feature

5 Standard Features

Nstallation and

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