Panasonic KX-T2429 Operating Instructions Manual page 9

Gomputer
Accessed Line
Special Phone
Qompany
Services
O u t s i d e L i n e o r
The Pause button tunction in a dial operation is
needed to gain access to an outside line or
computer-accessed long distance services.
I One pause is required for an outside
d i a l t o n e .
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Line access
A pause is required lor manual dialing if the
auto feature is used.
I Two pauses are required for
computer access tone.
Example (MCl, SPRINT, etc.):
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The Flash button can be used for Call Waiting.
For more details please see the brochufg-
issued by your telephone company.
While having a conversation,
another party calls and a tone is
heard.
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PUSH "FLASH"
L I G H T L Y .
oYou can speak to the second party and
place the original party on hold.
P U S H
" F L A S H ' '
L I G H T L Y A G A I N .
oYou can speak to the original party again
and place the second party on hold.
o lf the calling party or called party on hold
h a n g s u p , t h e l i n e i s t e r m i n a t e d .
You may access some features of your PBX
using the Flash button instead of the
hookswitch.
Push the Flash button lightly in a dial
operation.
"Flash"
can be stored into
memory in the same way as "Storing Phone
Numbers" on page 5.
Memory stations can be used to automatically
access to features of your host PBX. Push the
F l a s h b u t t o n l i g h t l y a t t h e p o s i t i o n w h e r e t h e
hookswitch operation is required in the dialing
operation when programming into the
memory station.
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o2or 3 memory stations are required, as one
memory cannot store over 16 digits,
oPushing th6 Pause button once counts as
1 digit.
oChanging the Dialing Mode Selector counts
as 1 digit,
oYou may use thelTlbutton instead of
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changing the Dialing Mode Selector,
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