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To set the time on Teltronics part number 12 using 24-hour format:

1. Access the time setting feature (instructions not fully shown in the context).
2. Enter the time in 24-hour format (e.g., 2:00 p.m. = 1400; 9:15 a.m. = 0915).
3. Hear the confirmation tone to confirm the time is set.

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  • Page 1 Teltronics Telesets ClearCom12 ClearCom24 also Button Expansion Module (BEM24)
  • Page 2 This document is the copyright of Teltronics, Inc. and is intended for exclusive use of Teltronics custom- ers. All rights are reserved. Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Companies, names, and data used in examples herein are fictitious unless otherwise noted. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, for any pur- pose, without the express written permission of Teltronics, Inc.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Summary of Changes ....... . v Introduction ........1 Account Code Calling .
  • Page 4 Contents Hold 29 Intercom Auto-Answerback 30 Intercom Auto-Answerback (Set-Up) 31 Intercom (C ) Calling 32 Intercom (COM) Calling (Changing Numbers) 33 Intercom (COM) Calling (Storing Numbers) 34 Making a Call 35 Messaging (“No-Answer” Messages) 36 Message Waiting 38 Mute/Save 39 Off-Hook Queuing 40 On-Hook (Callback) Queuing 41 Paging 42...
  • Page 5 Contents Repertory Dialing ........50 Repertory Dialing (Changing Numbers) ....51 Repertory Dialing (Storing Numbers) .
  • Page 6 Contents...

  • Page 7: Summary Of Changes

    Summary of Changes Revision 02C, June 2001 • Update to Software Release 3.0. • Remove references to CAPI (ClearCom Analog Pedestal Insert). Revision 02, September 2000 • Changed logos & company names. Revision 01, January 2000 • Added CAPI, DSS & DSEQ, HAC, automatic h e a d s e t d e t e c t i o n a n d l o g i c a l m o d e transmission changes.

  • Page 9: Introduction

    Liquid Crystal Display 12 Jan 00 12:15 Teleset fixed VIEW MENU features LINE Button (reserved) additional buttons Speaker CANCEL REDIAL CONF Adjustable fixed XFER PQRS WXYZ Pedestal features MUTE SAVE SPEAKER HEADSET Volume Control HOLD microphone Figure 1. ClearCom12 Teleset...
  • Page 10 Introduction Teltronics Liquid Crystal Display Teleset 12 Jan 00 12:15 fixed VIEW MENU features INE button (reserved) additional buttons Speaker CANCEL Adjustable REDIAL fixed Pedestal CONF features XFER PQRS WXYZ MUTE SAVE SPEAKER HEADSET Volume Control HOLD microphone Figure 2. ClearCom24 Teleset...
  • Page 11 Introduction Teltronics BEM24 Button Expansion Module 24 Buttons, Configurable as Features and/or Extensions Adjustable Pedestal Page (level) buttons (not currently used, Page 1 is always lit (red steady = On Figure 4. lled. Figure 3. BEM24...
  • Page 12 Your primary extension number, as well as additional extensions you have set up, can appear as “shared extensions” on other users’ telesets. Those users with ClearCom12 or ClearCom24 telesets (with or without the BEM24) or with Optic Keysets or Key Service Units can also share extensions with you.
  • Page 13 • Logical Mode Transition - when using multiple modes (headset > handset > speakerphone) on the ClearCom12 or 24, you switch from headset to handset simply by picking up the handset, and from either mode to the speakerphone by pressing the S button.
  • Page 14 Note: The instructions in the feature pages of this User’s Guide assume a handset is used rather than a speakerphone or headset. If this is your first time using the ClearCom12, 24 telesets, see the following topics first: • Making a Call •...
  • Page 15 Party on hold or pending ...return to the held or waiting party. transfer... ClearCom12 and ClearCom24 Fixed Features Your ClearCom 12 or 24 teleset has 10 fixed features. The first three fixed features are associated with and located under your Liquid Crystal Display (LCD): •...
  • Page 16 Introduction feature settings. The Mute/Save button lights up flashing red when in a muted conversation. • S : turns on the speakerphone for on-hook dialing and PEAKER EADSET conversation (see page 53). Whenever you enter Speakerphone mode, the S button lights up steady green. PEAKER EADSET •...
  • Page 17 Introduction Access Codes Access codes are numbers assigned to certain features in your teleset system. When you use these features, you have to dial the access code first. One common example is dialing a number (such as “9”) before making an outside call.
  • Page 18 Introduction position. When you receive your teleset (and/or BEM24), the pedestal is in its lowest position—flush against the bottom of the teleset. To Open a Closed Pedestal on a teleset or BEM24: 1. Hold the top end of the pedestal in one hand and the frame of the unit in the other.
  • Page 19 Introduction First Notch Supporting Arm Second Notch Third Notch (for highest position) Pedestal base Conclusion You should now be familiar with the basic features of your ClearCom teleset. As you read through the rest of this User’s Guide, if you have any questions or difficulties, please check with your System Administrator.
  • Page 20 Introduction...

  • Page 21: Account Code Calling

    Account Code Calling To Bill a Call to an Account or Project: 1. Lift the handset and dial the Account Place access code numbers in these Code Calling access code. boxes. 2. Dial the specific account or project 2345 identification number. 3.

  • Page 22: Adjusting Display Contrast

    Adjusting Display Contrast To Adjust the Display Contrast: When the teleset is idle: 1. Locate the volume increase and de- increase contrast crease buttons at the bottom left of the decrease contrast dialing pad. 2. Press the increase button to raise the 12 JAN 00 12:15 LCD brightness, or the decrease button...

  • Page 23: Adjusting Voice And Ring Volume

    Adjusting Voice and Ring Volume To Adjust the Voice Volume: 1. Locate the volume increase and de- increase volume crease buttons at the bottom left of the decrease volume dialing pad. 2. Using the handset, headset or speaker- phone, press the increase button to raise voice volume, or the decrease but- ton to lower it.

  • Page 24: Answering Calls

    Answering Calls To Answer Calls To Your Own Extension: Lift the handset or press the quick- J WESTMARK 1150 flashing amber button for Speakerphone mode. The flashing amber light changes J WESTMARK 00:05 to steady green. To Answer Calls Appearing On Lines Other Than Your Own: Press the quick-flashing amber button of the call you want to answer first.

  • Page 25: Appointment Reminder

    Appointment Reminder To Set Up an Appointment Reminder On Your Extension 1. Lift the handset and press M . Hear 1-PRIVACY 2-FORWARD the confirmation tone. 3-PAGE 4-REMINDER 2. Press 4. Hear the confirmation tone. 1 - SETUP 2 - CANCEL 3.

  • Page 26: Appointment Reminder (Remote)

    Appointment Reminder (Remote) To Set-Up an Appointment Reminder On Another Extension: 1. Lift the handset and press M 2. Hear the confirmation tone. 2-FORWARD 1-PRIVACY 3-PAGE 4-REMINDER 3. Press the following sequence of options: 4 (Reminder), 1 (Set-Up), and 1-SETUP 2-CANCEL 2 (Extension).

  • Page 27: Callback

    Callback To Place Automatic Callback on an Internal Extension: 1. Lift the handset and dial the desired extension or press a designated DSS button. If you hear a ring-no-answer or a busy tone: 2. Press the C button (if set up) or ALLBACK R HALEY dial the Callback access code (2).

  • Page 28: Call Waiting (Camp-On)

    Call Waiting (Camp-On) To Place Call Waiting (Camp-On): 1. Dial the desired extension, or press a P LUCKMANN designated DSS button. Hear a busy tone. 2. Press the C button (if set AITING STAND BY up) or dial the Call Waiting (Camp-On) access code (8).

  • Page 29: Call Waiting (Camp-On) Pick-Up

    Call Waiting (Camp-On) Pick-Up To Pick-Up a Call Waiting (Camped-On Call): 1. In conversation, hear the beep tones. K HART CALL WAIT The name of the waiting party and a message displays for five CALL WAI T seconds. K HART 00:01 2.

  • Page 30: Call Waiting (Camp-On) Transfer

    Call Waiting (Camp-On) Transfer To Place a Call in Queue on a Busy Extension: 1. In conversation, ask the party to wait. P LUCKMANN 02:15 2. Press X . Hear the stutter dial tone. 3. Dial the “transfer to” extension number, T LEEMAN o r p r e s s th e D S S bu t t o n fo r t h a t extension, if available.

  • Page 31: Cancel

    Cancel To Drop or Cancel an Operation: Press C ANCEL Results after pressing ANCEL Speakerphone mode: causes a disconnect and the teleset becomes idle. Handset mode: • not configured (by System Administrator) for headset: cancels the last operation, hangs up a call and gives you dial tone. •...

  • Page 32: Conference (Conf )

    Conference (C To Place Three or More Parties in Conversation Together: 1. In conversation, ask the first party to wait. A MUTO 2:05 2. Press C . Hear the stutter dial tone. 3. Dial the second party (or press a designated DSS or DSEQ button) and H.

  • Page 33: Digit Sequence (Dseq)

    Digit Sequence (DSEQ) To Use a Digit Sequence (DSEQ) Button: Press a designated DSEQ button. The sequence of stored numbers is dialed. Note: The DSEQ feature can be used for easy one-touch dialing of any extension (up to 4 digits), or to access a feature. Check with your System Administrator about setting up DSEQ buttons for these functions.

  • Page 34: Direct Station Select (Dss)

    Direct Station Select (DSS) To Use a DSS Button: Press a DSS button for easy one-touch 6449 dialing to a shared extension. The called phone rings. S VALDEZ DSS buttons can also be configured to access any extension or feature (up to four digits.) DSS buttons work together with the following ClearCom features: Callback: see page 19.

  • Page 35: Forward

    Forward To Forward an Incoming Call to Another Extension: 1. Lift the handset and press M , then 2-FORWARD 1-PRIVACY select 2. 3-PAGE 4-REMINDER DESTINATION: Dial your own extension number. OLD FORWARD ERASED 2. Dial the destination number or press a DESTINATION: 6334 de si gna te d D S S butto n.

  • Page 36: Headset Operation

    Headset Operation To Answer a Call when Using a Headset: Press the L button where the call is ringing. To Place a Call when Using a Headset: Press any idle line button, a DSS button or use on-hook dialing, then dial. To Disconnect a Call when Using a Headset: Press Cancel.

  • Page 37: Hold

    Hold To Place a Party on Hold: 1. In conversation, ask the party to wait. 2. Press H . Your L button lamp slow-flashes green while your party is ACTION CONFIRMED on hold. 12 JAN 00 12:15 To Return to the Held Conversation: Press the flashing L button.

  • Page 38: Intercom Auto-Answerback

    Intercom Auto-Answerback To Have Your Extension Automatically Answer Intercom (COM) Calls: 1. Hear the distinctive ring of an Intercom (COM) Call. 2. Follow the directions below according to how you set up your Intercom Auto-Answerback (see the next page): If set up for Ring (no auto-answer): Lift the handset, press S E SANDIFUR 5667...

  • Page 39: Intercom Auto-Answerback (Set-Up)

    Intercom Auto-Answerback (Set-Up) To Set-Up or Change Intercom Auto-Answerback: 1. Press Hear SELECT SAVE FUNCTION confirmation tone. OR PRESS MENU KEY 2. Press (Optional) Hear 1-RING 2-ANSWERBACK confirmation tone. 3. Press option 2. Hear the confirmation 1-RING 2-MUTE 3-SPEAKER tone. 4.

  • Page 40: Intercom (Com ) Calling

    Intercom (C ) Calling To Make an Intercom (COM) Call: EXT: If the COM button is set up: OR PRESS COM KEY EXT: 5422 1. Lift the handset, then press the C OR PRESS COM KEY button. 2. Dial the desired extension number, or R MADHAVAN 00:05 press the DSS button for the desired...

  • Page 41: Intercom (Com) Calling (Changing Numbers)

    Intercom (COM) Calling (Changing Numbers) To Change a Stored Intercom (COM) Calling Number Using the COM button: 1. Press Hear SELECT SAVE FUNCTION confirmation tone. OR PRESS MENU KEY 2. Press the COM button. Hear a short bus y to n e, in d ic ati n g a nu m b e r is NUM? stored.

  • Page 42: Intercom (Com) Calling (Storing Numbers)

    Intercom (COM) Calling (Storing Numbers) To Store Intercom (COM) Calling Numbers Using the COM Button: 1. Press M . Hear the confirmation SELECT SAVE FUNCTION tone. OR PRESS MENU KEY 2. Press button. Hear confirmation tone. NUM? 3. Dial the desired extension, or press the DSS button for the desired extension NUM? 6837 number, if available.

  • Page 43: Making A Call

    Making a Call To Make a Call: 1. Lift the handset. 6102 P r e s s yo u r L bu tto n ( th e I N E green lam p lights up) or any G BARON extension button that is not in use.

  • Page 44: Messaging ("No-Answer" Messages)

    Messaging (“No-Answer” Messages) To Display a Short “No-Answer” Message for Callers When You Are Away: 1. Press M . Hear the confirmation SELECT SAVE FUNCTION tone. OR PRESS MENU KEY 2. Press M . Hear the confirmation tone. 3. Press digit from 1-ERASE...
  • Page 45 Table A. Types of “No-answer” Messages Type Example Purpose 2-CALL CALL 1693 For an alternate number to call (up to 13 digits). 3-MTG MEETING UNTIL 11:00 For a meeting (time or date). 4-LUNCH OUT TO LUNCH 12:30 For lunch. ABSENT MODE 5-ABST On ClearCom telesets, this option is reserved for future use.

  • Page 46: Message Waiting

    Message Waiting To Retrieve a Message Waiting: If you observe the M button flashing red, and flashing on your LED: 12 JAN 00 12:15 Lift the handset and dial your designated “MSG” FLASHES location to retrieve the message. Note: To retrieve a Voice Mail message, see page 66.

  • Page 47: Mute/Save

    Mute/Save To Prevent the Calling Party from Hearing your Voice: 1. In conversation, ask the party to wait. F WEBER 00:20 2. Press M flashes VOICE MUTED on your display. VOICE MUTED 00:21 To Cancel Mute and Speak with the Party Again: “VOICE MUTED”...

  • Page 48: Off-Hook Queuing

    Off-Hook Queuing To Queue Off-Hook for an Available Outside Line: 1. After you dial an external number, hear STAND BY the Off-Hook Queue tone (three beeps followed by a hold tone). 00:05 2. Wait off-hook until the system completes the call for you. A name, given by your System Administrator, for the outside li handling your call.

  • Page 49: On-Hook (Callback) Queuing

    On-Hook (Callback) Queuing To Queue On-Hook for an Available Outside Line: 1. After you dial for an outside line, hear the Off-h ook Q ueu e ton e (thr ee bee ps ALL CIRCUITS BUSY followed by a hold tone), or the On-Hook Queue tone (a repeated sequence of DISCONNECT three tones in a rising scale).

  • Page 50: Paging

    Paging To Make an Announcement over the Paging System: 1. Lift the handset and dial the Paging PAGE code: PAGING CODES ZONE CODE LOCATION All Zone (System) Page PAGE 00:10 2. Wait for the page beep tone. 3. In the silence that follows, make the announcement. 4.
  • Page 51 To Make an Announcement over the Paging System: Method 2: 1. Press M . Hear the confirmation tone. 1-PRIVACY 2-FORWARD 2. Select 3. Hear the confirmation tone 3-PAGE 4-REMINDER followed by a dial tone. DIAL ZONE DIGIT: 3. Dial the Paging code (see the directory DIAL 1 FOR ALL ZONES on the previous page).

  • Page 52: Park

    Park To Park a Call on a Specified Extension: 1. In conversation, ask the party to wait. 02:45 2. Press the P button (if set up). DESTINATION: Dial the Park access code. Hear the confirmation tone, followed by DESTINATION: 1845 a dial tone.

  • Page 53: Park Pick-Up

    Park Pick-Up To Pick-Up a Parked Call from Your Own Extension: Method 1 - Using the Pick-Up button: 1. Lift the handset, and press the P EXTENSION: PICK UP KEY FOR GROUP button (if set up). Hear the confirmation tone followed by a V LIANG 3245 dial tone.

  • Page 54: Pick-Up (Directed And Group)

    Pick-Up (Directed and Group) Directed Call Pick-Up: To Pick Up a Ringing, Parked, or Camped-On Call: Method 1 1. Lift the handset and press the P button. 2. Dial the ringing, parked or camped-on T NORGAARD 5476 extension. Press the DSS button for that extension number, if available. Method 2 1.

  • Page 55: Privacy

    Privacy To Prevent Incoming Calls from Ringing at your Extension: 1. Press M . Hear the confirmation 2-FORWARD 1-PRIVACY tone. 3-PAGE 4-REMINDER 2. Press 1. Hear the confirmation tone. 1-ON 2-OFF To activate Privacy: (continuing after step 2) 3. Press 1. Hear the confirmation tone, 12 JAN 00 12:15 followed by a dial tone.

  • Page 56: Privacy (Remote)

    Privacy (Remote) To Prevent Incoming Calls From Ringing At Another Extension: 1. Press M 1-PRIVACY 2-FORWARD Hear the confirmation tone. 3-PAGE 4-REMINDER 2. Press 1. Hear the confirmation tone. 1-ON 2-OFF To activate Remote Privacy: (continuing after step 2) EXTENSION: 3.

  • Page 57: Redial

    Redial To Re-Try Your Last Call without Manually Redialing: 1. Lift the handset. H LAREDO 2. Press R EDIAL Note: Pressing R while in conversation places the party you are speaking EDIAL with on hold, and automatically redials the last number called. Press L to return to the held conversation.

  • Page 58: Repertory Dialing

    Repertory Dialing To Automatically Dial up to 8 Frequently Called Numbers: 1. Lift the handset and press a Repertory Dialing (R ) button. 917075551212 REPERTORY DIALING NUMBERS BUTTON NAME REP1 00:05 REP2 REP3 A name, given by your System REP4 Administrator, for the outside line handling your call.

  • Page 59: Repertory Dialing (Changing Numbers)

    Repertory Dialing (Changing Numbers) To Change a Stored Repertory Dialing 1. Lift the handset and press M SELECT SAVE FUNCTION Hear the confirmation tone. OR PRESS MENU KEY 2. Press a Repertory Dialing button, such as REP1. Hear a fast busy tone. NUM? To store a new number at that location: (continuing after step 2)

  • Page 60: Repertory Dialing (Storing Numbers)

    Repertory Dialing (Storing Numbers) To Store a Repertory Dialing Number: 1. Lift the handset and press M SELECT SAVE FUNCTION Hear the confirmation tone. OR PRESS MENU KEY 2. Press a Repertory Dialing button, such NUM? as REP1. Hear the confirmation tone. 3.

  • Page 61: Speakerphone (Speaker /Headset )

    Speakerphone (S PEAKER EADSET To Operate the Speakerphone: To answer calls to your own extension: J REINOSA 5101 Without lifting the handset, press L (the button with the quick-flashing amber lamp) J REINOSA 5101 or S . The light becomes PEAKER EADSET steady green.

  • Page 62: Speed Dial

    Speed Dial To Speed Dial an Individual Number: Method 1 - Using a Speed Dial button: SPEED INDEX: 1. Lift the handset and press the S PEED button. SPEED INDEX: 12 Hear the confirmation tone. 916025551212 2. Dial the desired Speed Dial address (00- 39).

  • Page 63: Speed Dial (Changing Numbers)

    Speed Dial (Changing Numbers) To Change a Stored Speed Dial Number: Method 1 - Using a Speed Dial button: SELECT SAVE FUNCTION OR PRESS MENU KEY 1. Lift the handset and press M Hear the confirmation tone. SPEED INDEX: 2. Press the S button followed PEED by a Speed Dial address (00-39).
  • Page 64 Speed Dial (Changing Numbers, cont.) To Change a Stored Speed Dial Number: Method 2 - Using Speed Dial Set-Up Access Code: 1. Lift the handset and dial the Speed Dial 87412 Set-Up Access Code. Hear the confirmation tone. 2. Dial a Speed Dial address (00-39). 8741294871234 Hear a short busy tone, followed by silence.

  • Page 65: Speed Dial (Storing Numbers)

    Speed Dial (Storing Numbers) To Store Speed Dial Numbers: Method 1 - Using a Speed Dial button: SELECT SAVE FUNCTION OR PRESS MENU KEY 1. Lift the handset and press M Hear the confirmation tone. 2. Press the S button. Hear the PEED SPEED INDEX: confirmation tone.
  • Page 66 Speed Dial (Storing Numbers, cont.) To Store Speed Dial Numbers: Method 2 - Using a Speed Dial Set-Up access code: 1. Lift the handset and dial the Speed Dial Set-Up access code. Hear the confirmation tone. 87412 2. Dial a Speed Dial address (00-39). Hear the confirmation tone.

  • Page 67: Transfer

    Transfer To Transfer a Call: 1. Ask the caller to wait. C PELEGRINI 00:34 2. Press X . Hear the stutter dial tone, followed by a dial tone. 5478 3. Dial the “transfer to” extension number, press a DSS button set up for that extension number, or DSEQ button, or dial the outside line and hear it ring.

  • Page 68: View (Extension Status Inquiry)

    View (Extension Status Inquiry) To View the Status of an Extension Other Than Your Own: 1. Press V . Hear the confirmation tone. SELECT VIEW FUNCTION 2. Press M . (Optional). Hear the OR PRESS MENU KEY confirmation tone. 1-LAST 2-EXTN 3-SELF 4-FWRD...
  • Page 69 View (Extension Status Inquiry cont.) Extension Status Inquiry Messages: The following table lists messages of the Extension Status of the Dialed Party: Message Indicates... BUSY The dialed party’s phone is in use, but not in a conversation. CONV The dialed party is in a conversation. CONF The dialed party is in conference conversation.
  • Page 70 View (Extension Status Inquiry cont.) Extension Attributes of a Dialed Party The follow ing table lists the extension attributes of a dialed party: Extension Attribute Indicates... the extension has a E FOLLETT CONV message waiting the extension is in privacy Dialed Dialed mode...

  • Page 71: View (Self Status Inquiry)

    View (Self Status Inquiry) To View the Status of Your Own Extension: 1. Press V . Hear the confirmation SELECT VIEW FUNCTION tone. OR PRESS MENU KEY 2. Press M (Optional Step). Hear the 1-LAST 2-EXTN 3-SELF confirmation tone. 4-FWRD 3.

  • Page 72: View (Stored Feature Numbers)

    View (Stored Feature Numbers) To View Telephone Numbers Stored for Feature Buttons: 1. Press V . Hear the confirmation tone. SELECT VIEW FUNCTION 2. Press M OR PRESS MENU KEY LATEST STORED NUMBER Press the desired function button, such 915105551212 as R EDIAL 3.

  • Page 73: Voice Mail (Forwarding And Canceling Calls)

    Voice Mail (Forwarding and Canceling Calls) To Forward your Calls to Voice Mail When You Are Away: 1. Lift the handset and press M , then 1-PRIVACY 2-FORWARD select 2. 3-PAGE 4-REMINDER DESTINATION: Dial your own extension number. Hear OLD FORWARD ERASED the confirmation tone, followed by a dial DESTINATION: 6733 tone.

  • Page 74: Voice Mail (Retrieving Calls)

    Voice Mail (Retrieving Calls) To Retrieve your Voice Mail from your Own 12 JAN 00 12:15 Extension: MAIL 1. Observe the flashing lamp next to the M button and flashing on your display. “MAIL” MESSAGE FLASHES MAIL 2. Press M .

  • Page 75: Appendix

    • DSS Table • Paging Code Table • Repertory Dialing Table • Speed Dialing Table • Audible Tones Table 1. Since Teltronics selects the tone set for your country, the tones in the Audible Tones table may differ from yours.
  • Page 76 A p p e n d i x Access Code Table Table A-1: Access Code Table ACCESS CODE PURPOSE ACCESS CODE NUMBER...
  • Page 77 Appendix Digit Sequence (DSEQ) Table Table A-2: DSEQ Table DSEQ BUTTON NUMBER DESTINATION...
  • Page 78 A p p e n d i x Direct Station Select (DSS) Table Table A-3: DSS Table DSS LINE BUTTON NUMBER DESTINATION...
  • Page 79 Appendix Paging Code Table Table A-4: Paging Code Table ZONE PAGING CODE LOCATION All Zone (System) Page Note: Check with your System Administrator for the number of paging zones (up to eight) in your system.
  • Page 80 A p p e n d i x Repertory Dialing Table Table A-5: Repertory Dialing Table BUTTON NAME REP1 REP2 REP3 REP4 REP5 REP6 REP7 REP8...
  • Page 81 Appendix Speed Dialing Table Access Code: Table A-6: Speed Dialing Table Speed Dial Address Telephone Number Destination...
  • Page 82 A p p e n d i x Table A-6: Speed Dialing Table (continued) Speed Dial Address Telephone Number Destination...
  • Page 83 Appendix Audible Tones Table A-7: Audible Tones –||||||||||||||||||||||||||– Dial Tone Heard when you pick up your handset. hmmm... Indicates ready for dialing. Also heard after dialing an outside line access code. • • • Confirmation Tone Heard after correctly accessing a |||||||||||| feature.
  • Page 84 A p p e n d i x Table A-7: Audible Tones (continued) • Internal Camp-on Heard by an internal caller and the Tone called party when the internal caller 1 beep successfully initiates Call Waiting (Camp-On). • • External Camp-on Heard by the called party when an Tone external caller successfully initiates...

  • Page 85: Index

    Index with Call Waiting (Camp On) with Callback Access Codes, Overview with Conference Account Code Calling with Forward Adjusting Ring Sound and Volume Level with Park Announcement, making with Transfer Answering Calls with View Appendix Directed Pick-Up Paging Code Directory Disconnecting a Call in Handset Mode Appointment Reminder Displaying "No Answer"...
  • Page 86 Index On-Hook Dialing Overriding Call Forward Headset Operation Hold During conferences, see Note Paging Paging Code Directory, see Appendix Park Intercom (COM) Calling Park Pick-Up Changing and Erasing Stored Numbers Pedestal, the Pick-Up Storing Numbers Directed and Group – Intercom Auto-Answerback Placing Callback or Call Waiting on a Forwarded Extension Privacy...
  • Page 87 Index Changing and Erasing Stored Numbers Storing Numbers System Speed Dial Numbers Stored Feature Numbers, Viewing Supervised Transfer Switching from Handset to Speakerphone Switching from Speakerphone to Handset System Access Codes Call Waiting (Camp-On) Callback Transfer Unsupervised Transfer Using Access Codes View Currently Stored Feature Numbers Extension Status Inquiry...
  • Page 89 ClearCom Telesets ClearCom12, ClearCom24, and BEM24 © 2001 Teltronics, Inc. Teltronics, Inc. 2150 Whitfield Industrial Way Sarasota, FL 34243 941.753.5000 www.teltronics.com Part Number 955256-02 Rev C...

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