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Chapter 3
CHAPTER 3
LOCAL FEATURES
This chapter explains how to use
the display and softkeys to set
the features controlled by the
SRS-1050. The first section
describes menu mode, from which
you make all changes to local
features. Subsequent sections
describe how to set each feature,
in the following order:
• Programming one-touch
buttons
• Setting the calendar/clock
• Reinitializing the phone
• Enabling unanswered call
logging (UNA)
• Selecting handsfree (speaker),
handset, or headset operation
• Setting ringer volume, tone,
and operating modes
• Using Call Announce
Intercom
• Activating or deactivating the
MIC-OFF button
• Choosing an option for how
the SRS-1050 selects a Call
Appearance button when you
go offhook
Note: Options 8 (SPID/TEI) and
10 (KEY-ATTR) in menu mode
are installation functions
usually performed by your
System Administrator or
phone maintenance personnel.
These options are explained in
Appendix B.
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( SRS -1050 Local Features
MENU MODE OPERATIONS
The SRS-1050 has a menu from
which you select options to
change SRS-1050 local features.
Note: The procedures to set
local features require
extensive use of the softkeys
located below the display. To
see the names of the softkeys,
press KEY MENU. The names
appear on the second line of
the display above the keys.
Press KEY MENU again to
redisplay the information
displaced by the softkey
labels. You can use the
softkeys any time, whether or
not the names are showing.
UNA
DATA
CLEAR
1
2
Standard Softkey Layout
Some of the data entry screens in
menu mode procedures have
built-in timers. If you do not enter
information within six seconds,
the display reverts back to the
menu for selecting the feature you
were using. You must reselect the
feature and start over.
REG
Key Menu
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