Polycom SE-220 SoundPoint Pro Quick Manual page 12

What's New: New 3.0 Expanded Features
Feature
"Portability" LIM (SE-225 only)
Data Port (SE-225 only)
One Touch Speed Dial
Sort/Search Speed Dial
Outgoing Call History
Programmable Repetitive
Redial
Expanded Message Waiting
("FSK protocol" for the Regional Bell
Operating Companies, a.k.a. "The Phone
Company". Expanded message waiting
for most PBX enterprise phone systems)
Clear Call History Directories
Flash Timing Menu
Power Off Call History
Retention
Description
New Line Interface Module (LIM), with Single-Cable-to-
Console design and 9-foot console cable.
Allows connection of a laptop computer, Fax machine,
or another analog phone.
Lets you dial (up to 10) phone numbers from your
Contact List with a single key press.
Quickly sort and locate contact names alphabetically,
once located, press Speed Dial to dial
Tracks the last 99 outgoing phone numbers dialed (and
names if dialed from Contact List), in addition to the
Incoming Call History Directory.
Programmable automated redialing for when a busy
signal is received. Program number of redial attempts
and duration between attempts. Phone rings once a
connection is made.
If you subscribe to your Phone Company's telephone
messaging service (virtual answering machine) the
Message Waiting indicator will flash on the line key for
which a message is waiting. Messaging Waiting
protocols for PBXs have been expanded to cover most
manufacturers' protocols.
By popular demand, the ability to clear all entries at one
time from a Call History Directory.
An advanced feature, allows the user or telephone
network administrator to chose between 3 settings of
flash timing for the phone.
All Call History entries are retained in memory if power
is lost to the phone's console.
Benefits
Convenience/Saves Time – Enables maximum portability
of the unit for "side table conferencing".
Convenience /Saves Time Saves Money – no need to
install a second phone jack for laptops or Fax. The Data
jack is located on the console for quick connection.
Saves Time – Dial the people you call most, instantly.
Saves Time – Find contacts fast, speed dial numbers
once located.
Convenience – Keep track of people and numbers you
have called; speed dial from list.
Convenience/Saves Time – Lets the phone do the work
of "breaking through" a busy signal, freeing you up to do
other activities while waiting.
Convenience – Enables Message Waiting for the latest
Message Waiting protocols used by your Phone
Company, and by most PBX phone systems.
Convenience/Saves Time – Clear the entire directory
rather than one-at-a-time.
Convenience /Saves Time Saves Money – Vary flash
timing in the phone, rather than reconfiguring the
network.
Convenience/Saves Time – No loss of data if power is
lost; no need to re-enter names and numbers.
Introducing
3.0