Functional Description; Featurekeys - Mitel SX-200 Practices

SUPERSET
Telephone
Functional Description
Feature Keys
10.3 There are four feature keys and a LED, each associated with a specific feature. They
are:
MESSAGE Key:
The Message key is used to send a callback message to another
telephone set capable of receiving the message when that set is busy, unanswered,
or in Do Not Disturb mode. It is also used to initiate a return call to a telephone set that
has left a message.
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MESSAGE Lamp:
The red Message lamp flashes when another telephone set has
left a callback message. The lamp also lights (solid red) when the SUPERS~401 calls
a busy or unanswered party capable of receiving a message. Pressing the message
key sends a message to the called set. After sending the message the lamp goes out
and the call is terminated.
VOLUME/TONE UP and VOLUME/TONE DOWN Keys:
These two keys are used to
adjust handset volume and ringing volume and tone. Each key depression changes
the level up or down by one step,
The levels for ringing volume and pitch are stored in the PABX; changing one function
setting does not affect the others. On system or set resets, the levels are restored.
Default levels are applied when the set is first programmed. The handset receive
volume level can be adjusted up or down during a call. However, the level is not
reported to the PABX; therefore, on every new call the default level is applied.
FLASH Key
- This key emulates the switch-hook flash function and is used for Call
Transfer, Conferencing and PABX Feature Access. Pressing the key allows the user
to put a call on hold, dial a new number and conference the call, or transfer the held
call (with privacy) to the new number.
Ringer Pitch Adjustment
The ringer tone on the SUPERSET 401 telephone is adjusted through Tone
demonstration. To adjust the tone:
1. Dial the Tone Demonstration access code
2. Dial "33"
3, Press thevolume/tone up or down keys (
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) until the desired tone is heard. When
tone demo is exited, the tone is remembered by the system.
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