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Issue 5, June 1999
Issue 5, June 1999
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2. BASIC CALL OPERATIONS
Many of the functions of your Optiset ISDN terminal can be
accomplished in more than one way. For example, many of the
call·handling features can be accomplished using either a feature
key or the display/menu and dialog keys. Also, the terminal can be
used either as a handset phone or as a speaker phone.
To help you to begin using your Opliset terminal right away, this
section instructs you in the most basic procedures for operating
your terminal. Meanwhile, by studying section 3. ALTERNATIVE
CALL OPERATIONS, you can learn other procedures that you may
prefer over the basic operations.
Place a Call (Using the Handset)
Procedure
Lift
the handsel.
The red status light
associated with the prime call
appearance lights.
Display
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Wait for dial tone.
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Dial the number of the party
you want to call.
IDial:
5555555
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Use the handset to listen for
audible ringing and either
your party's answer or busy
tone.
1555-5555
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Ringing
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