Basic Set Operation - Nortel Meridian SL-100 Reference Manual

Basic set operation

Meridian modular telephone sets are designed to be practical and functional
with large feature and line keys and with adjustable volume control and
distinctive visual indicators. In addition, the Meridian modular telephone
offers a wide range of business telephone features. The features described in
this publication that are best suited for your specific telecommunications
needs can be assigned to your telephone. Contact your System
Administrator for additional features.
The Meridian modular telephone series consists of the following types of
integrated voice and data (IVD) telephone sets:
Note: The M2216-1 and M2216-2 are manufacture discontinued.
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M2006—a single line telephone with five programmable feature keys
M2008—a multiline telephone with seven programmable feature keys
M2008HF—a multiline telephone with seven programmable feature
keys and integrated handsfree unit.
M2016S—a telephone security group (TSG) class 2 type accepted digital
telephone that provides the on-hook security required for certain
government contractor applications
M2616—a high performance multiline telephone with 15 programmable
feature keys and an integrated handsfree unit
M2216 and M2216-1—a multiline ACD IVD digital set with 15 feature
keys, a factory-installed display module, and two RJ-11 jacks for electret
headsets.
M2216-2—a multiline ACD IVD digital set with 15 feature keys and a
factory-installed display module. The M2216-2 is similar to the M2216
and M2216-1, but with one RJ-11 jack for an electret supervisor headset
and one PJ-327 jack for a carbon headset.
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