Avaya IP Office D100 Manual page 42

Features
The following IP Office features are available for button programming from the telephone. For more
detailed information on each feature, see
features below, the system administrator can program a range of other features using IP Office
Manager or IP Office Web Manager.
• Account Code Entry
• After Call Work
• Automatic Callback
• Automatic Intercom - Dial voice call
• Call Pickup Any
• Call Park
• Call Record
• Conference Meet Me
• Directed Call Pickup
• Do Not Disturb
• Extension Login/Logout
• Speed Dial: See
Procedure
1. In the Idle state, press the Featur (Feature) soft key.
The handset enters Feature mode.
2. Press the More.. soft key to cycle through the menu options and select the BtnPg soft key.
The handset display prompts you with Button Programming?
3. Select Yes to continue with button programming. Select No or Quit to return to the previous
or main menu.
If you selected Yes, Button Programming displays on the handset for one second, followed
by Select a button>.
4. Press the function key that you want to assign a feature to. Selecting an invalid key results in
the display message Invalid Input. If you select a function key that contains previous
programming, you will be presented with the Erase/Edit option.
• If you choose Erase, you will be prompted to Erase button?
Select Yes to clear the programming for the selected function key. Note that this will return
you to the main menu in an Idle state.
• If you choose Edit, a dialog prompts you to enter the required information.
Enter the information and proceed to step 5.
5. In the Select feature menu, use the More.. soft key, if necessary, to navigate to the feature
you wish to program and select it using the corresponding soft key.
January 2016
Features
Configuring speed dials
Using IP Office D100 SIP Wireless Terminal
on page 39. In addition to the available IP Office
• Follow Me Here/To
• Forward All
• Group Page
• Group Pickup
• Private Call
• Relay On/Pulse
• Remote Park
• Retrieve Call
• Stamp Log
• Twinning
• Voicemail
on page 43.
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