Alphanumericdisplayarea - Mitel SX-200 Practices

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Description
3:AUTO ANS Automatic Answer.
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Automatic Answer allows a user to answer an incoming call without touching the
set, The incoming call signals the user with a burst of tone, and communication
follows by means of the speaker and microphone. At the end of the conversation,
a burst of tone is heard by the user to indicate the calling party has hung up. The
set returns to the auto-answer idle condition. To activate this feature, the user
must press the SELECT FEATURES key, dial '3', and then press the ON feature
key, To cancel this feature, the user must press the SELECT FEATURES key,
dial '3', and then press the OFF feature key. When active, the words AUTO ANS
are displayed as a reminder.
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4:MSG Messaging.
This feature is used to read system messages during an established call. The
word MSG flashing in the display notifies a user that there is a message waiting
to be read. To read the message during an established call, the user must press
the SELECT FEATURES key and dial '4'. The prompt READ MSG is now
displayed, and pressing this feature key brings the message into view in the
alphanumeric display. When the message has been read, the user has three
choices: CANCEL, NEXT or EXIT The CANCEL feature key cancels the current
message and brings the next message intoview. Both NEXT and EXIT leave the
current message active. NEXT brings the next message into view. The EXIT
feature key exits from the feature and clears the display.
5:ACC CODE Account Codem
It may be necessary for a user to enter an account code before being allowed
access to a trunk; or a user may require an SMDR record of an account number
against a call. In either case, the user must press the SELECT FEATURES key
and dial '5'. The account number can now be dialed from the keypad, and the
digits are displayed; no DTMF tones are heard as signaling of the code is a data
transfer function. A correct account code is entered when the user presses the
SAVE feature key. The system returns to the call processing display when the
code is recorded on the SMDR, or responds with 'PLEASE TRY LATER' when
the SMDR recording device is busy. More than one code can be associated with
a single call.
MIC ON
The words MIC ON have an advisory function; when displayed, they remind the
user that the microphone is on.
Alphanumeric Display Area
This is a 16-character display used for presenting time-of-day, date, digit echoing,
speed calling number, call forward destination, last number dialed, timed-reminder
setting, call elapsed time and messages from the system. Each character is formed
from a 5X7 dot matrix.
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