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User Preferences
The User Preferences section
of
programming allows you
to
program
memory buttons,
speed
dial codes
and
other settings for
any
Norstar telephone on the system .
For example, an employee may want to
have
the Do Not Disturb
feature programmed onto
a
memory
button or
create
a
speed
dial
code.
Instead of programming
from
the
employee's
telephone,
you
can
go
into
programming on
the telephone
nearest you to
make the
change
.
Using User Preferences
I
Feature
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•
Press
!Feature
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El
EJ
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~@]
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(I
Feature
I
EJ EJ
[]
[)
@]
[)
)
.
•
Enter
your System
Coordinator or
Basic
password (the default
passwords are
[)@]
~
EJ
[]
and
[) [)
[]
EJ [)
)
.
By
using
a Basic password,
it is
possible to have someone else do
day-to-day upkeep of people's telephones without giving
out
access
to sensitive programming. See Using
passwords on
page
126.
After
you enter the proper
password,
the
display will show you the
telephone
with
the
lowest
internal number
followed
by
its name (For
example,
21
:Reception)
.
•
Press
~
to
move
through
all the
telephones
on
the
system
.
•
Press
~
when
you see
the
telephone
you
want to change. The
display
shows
the model number of
the
telephone
at
the
extension
.
The
display
will
show
Connect.
set.
if
no telephone is connected at
that
internal
number .
You
cannot
make changes if the model
is
at.her
.
•
Press
~
to
move
through all the
sub-headings
in
User
Preferences
.
Compact
ICS
1.0
System
Coordinator G uide
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