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Getting started with Norstar
Your Norstar digital key system has many powerful features that can
be
customized
to keep
up
with
changes
in
your workplace
.
Using this guide
I
The person who
is
responsible
for
adding or moving
telephones
or
making changes to the system
is
called
the system
coordinator. This
guide is designed
to
give the system coordinator
all
the
information
he
or
she
needs to
carry out
these
kinds
of
jobs .
The first section contains step-by-step
instructions
on changing the
time
and
date,
deciding
how many rings
it
takes
before a
call
is
forwarded and other day-to-day programming. Once you understand
these basic
steps,
you can move on to
the
many other features
described
in the second
section
of the gu
ide,
and only
refer to
the first
section
from
time
to time
.
You
can look
at the contents page
for
an
overview
of
the features that
are
available, or
check
the
index
for
a specific feature
or
display you
see
on
your
telephone .
Understanding programming
I
When your
system
is
installed
,
your installer
or
customer service
representative programs it
to
work
with
your
telephone
lines,
with
your
private
network,
if
you
have one, and
with
optional equipment. They
also
customize
the
system
for
your
office.
All
programming
is
recorded
in the
Norstar
Programming Record
.
You may wish to further customize your
system.
For
example,
you
can
change how some
features
work,
or adapt the system
to
changes
in
your office. Programming lets you
change
settings
that
probably need
to
be
updated regularly
because of staff turnover
or
new business
contacts
.
You can
also
assign
features and
program
buttons on
individual
telephones
.
Compact
ICS
1.0
System
Coordinator
Guide
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