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General Description
5.1. The SUPERSE~ 4 telephone is an advanced microprocessor-controlled telephone
employing digitally-controlled integrated circuitry and liquid crystal displays (LCDs).
Figure 5-l shows a SUERSE~4 telephone set while Figure 5-3.shows the the
layout of the faceplate. A description of the available system features is included in
Practice 9109-095-I 05NA, SX-ZUO Digital PABX Feature Description.
The SUPERSR4 provides the following features in addition to those offered by the
system:
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multiline appearances (installer-programmed) up to 15 lines including a primary
line can appear on a SUPERSET telephone. Multiline appearances can be a mix
of lines and trunks, and also multiple appearances of the same line.
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line status indication.
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time and date display.
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caller identification.
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word prompts.
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single key feature activation.
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speed call.
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user selection of pm-programmed status messages,
Physical Description
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The SUPERSET 4 telephone body and handset are of plastic construction. The body
and handset are connected together with a modular detachable handset cord,
plugged into the side of the body. Line connection to the set is by means of a modular
detachable line cord, plugged into the rear of the telephone.
Body
The body of the SUPERSET telephone comprises two parts: a base assembly and
a cover assembly (Figure 5-I).
Base Assembly
The base assembly contains a microphone (for handsfree operation), modular jacks
for the handset
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line cords, the main circuit card, and a speaker assembly (for
handsfree operation and tone ringer output). The microphone is mounted in a position
which permits it to receive sound passing through an aperture in the front of the base
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