Programming A Multiple Subscriber Number (Msn A,B,C); Programming A Destination Number - ASCOM Eurit 20 Operating Manual

Programming your telephone

Programming a Multiple Subscriber Number (MSN A,B,C)

Every telephone set can be assigned up to three numbers, (MSN A, B and C) i.e. your telephone
will only ring if one of the programmed numbers has been dialled.
MSN B (Foxkey followed by "11" ) and MSN C (Foxkey followed by "12") are program-
med in the same way.
If you wish your telephone to ring for all incoming calls, do not program any MSNs.
Use the Foxkey to delete a number digit by digit and then terminate the procedure using
the memory key.

Programming a destination number

You can only program a destination number if MSN A has been programmed. Call forwarding is
not possible for MSN B and MSN C.
Use the Foxkey to delete a preprogrammed destination number digit by digit, and
terminate the procedure using the memory key.
Press the Foxkey for 3 seconds followed by "1" and "0".
The display prompts you to enter the first MSN (MSN A).
Enter the desired number.
Press the memory key to store the MSN.
Press the Foxkey for 3 seconds followed by "4".
The call forwarding symbol is displayed.
Enter the destination number.
Press the memory key to store the destination number.
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