NEC DS1000 Product Description page 160

Glossary
Ringdown Extension
Ringing Line Preference
Save Number Dialed
Selectable Display
Messaging
Screened Transfer
Silent Monitor
Single Line Telephones
Soft Keys
Speed Dial
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Automatically places a call to an extension, Voice Mail, Ring Group or
UCD Hunting group when the extension user lifts the handset. Ring-
down extensions are typically single line sets used in hotel lobbies and
airport terminals.
Reference: Ringdown Extension on page 94.
Provides ringing call priority for keysets, which in turn enables a keyset
to automatically answer a ringing call when the user lifts the handset.
Ringing Line Preference on page 95.
Reference:
Permits an extension user to save the last outside number they dialed and
easily redial it later on by pressing a uniquely programmed Save Number
Dialed key.
Save Number Dialed on page 96.
Reference:
Lets a user enable a text message for their extension which automatically
shows on the display of any co-worker that calls their extension. Text
messages can be appended by the user to provide more specific informa-
tion, such as "BACK BY 5:00."
Reference: Selectable Display Messaging on page 97.
See Transfer on page 153 in this glossary.
See Monitor / Silent Monitor on page 146 in this glossary.
Single line telephones can be installed as either On- or Off-Premise Exten-
sions, depending on the type of system and additional equipment installed.
Reference: Off-Premise Extensions / On-Premise SLT Extensions on
page 82.
See Interactive Soft Keys on page 144 in this glossary.
Provides an extension with quick access to frequently called numbers.
There are 2 types of Speed Dial: Personal Speed Dial and System Speed
Dial. Personal Speed Dial provides 20 numbers for each extension. Sys-
tem Speed Dial provides up to 1000 numbers that everyone in the system
can use.
Reference: Speed Dial on page 99.
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