Mitel Panther II 820 System Manual page 142

Panther II 820/1032/2064-105
11 previously-stored numbers. Private Speed Call numbers can only be
dialed from the Set at which the number is stored. To store Private Speed
Call numbers, refer to Section 5, PRIVATE SPEED CALL - STORING.
There are two methods of dialing a stored number:
l
BY CODE - Pressing the SPEED key, and then dialing the 2-digit number
(&to 10) which corresponds to the stored telephone number,
l
BY ONE TOUCH SPEED DIAL - Pressing the DSS key which
corresponds to the stored telephone number.
Conditions
Private Speed Call Numbers are subject to call restrictions.
When Auto Hold is programmed, the SPEED key must be pressed before
pressing the desired Speed Call key to avoid placing the selected line on hold.
One Touch Speed Dialing is only possible for Private Speed numbers
which have the corresponding DSS key programmed. See
PROGRAMMABLE DSWSPEED in this Section.
Programming Required
None
PRIVATE SPEED CALL - STORING
Description
A Panther Telephone Set can store 11 Private telephone numbers in Private
Speed Call locations 00 to 10. Each speed call entry may comprise up to 26
digits, including digits in the range O-9, pauses, hookswitch flashes and
halts, as well as PBX/Centrex access codes. Automatic pauses, hookswitch
flashes and halts can be entered into a dialing sequence by pressing the keys
shown on the Set's designation car4 i.e., press HOLD to insert a halt; press
FLASH/CANCEL to insert a flash; press CONFERENCE to insert a pause.
After a telephone number has been stored in one of the Speed Call locations
(00 to lo), the telephone number will be dialed automatically when accessed
by code or One Touch Speed Dial (see PRIVATE SPEED CALL - DIALING
in this Section).
Conditions
None
Programming Required
None
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