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Commander NT40 System Administration Manual (378 pages)

Brand: Commander | Category: Telephone | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
6
SECTION I: Getting Started with Commander® NT40

16
Chapter 1 Tutorial

17
- Regulatory Information
  17
- You Must be the Administrator
  17
- What Is Programming
  18
- Before You Start
  18
- Making Changes Is Simple
  18
- Using Keys
  18
- Viewing Your Programming Updates
  23
- The Programming Overlay
  24
- A Map for Working in Programming
  26
- Starting and Ending a Programming Session
  28
  - Using Passwords to Access Programming
    29
  - Understanding Your System
    29
Chapter 2 Frequently Used Programming Operations

30
Chapter 3 System Programming Introduction

48
- Conventions Used in this Guide
  48
- Using Passwords
  48
- Programmable Settings and Features
  51
  - Divert on Busy
    52
  - Hunt Groups
    53
  - Pickup Group
    53
  - Call Pickup Directed
    56
  - Call Pickup Group
    56
  - Call Queuing
    56
Chapter 4 Programming Stations and Peripherals

60
Chapter 5 Software Keys

70
- Viewing the System ID
  70
- Software Keys
  70
Chapter 6 Setting System Speed Dial

72
Chapter 7 Naming Stations and Lines

78
- Naming Stations
  78
- Naming Lines
  79
Chapter 8 Changing the Time and Date

80
- Changing the Time
  80
- Changing the Date
  81
- Changing Time/Date Using the Basic Password
  82
- Changing the Time by an Hour
  82
- Automatic Time and Date
  83
Chapter 9 Barring Calls and Privileges (Restrictions)

84
- Customising a Call Barring (Restriction) Filter
  86
- Assigning Filters
  88
  - Assigning Calling Privileges (Class of Service Password)
    92
  - Locking a Station
    97
  - Preventing Last Number Redial
    98
  - Preventing Saved Number Redial
    99
  - Preventing Recall
    100
  - Preventing Redirect
    100
Chapter 10 Programming Station Capabilities

102
- Seeing What Has Been Programmed on a Station
  103
- Setting Divert
  103
- Programming Do Not Disturb on Busy
  107
- Programming Handsfree
  108
- Assigning a Pickup Group
  110
- Assigning a Page Zone
  111
- Programming Paging
  112
- Programming Direct-Dial
  112
- Allowing Priority Call
  115
- Assigning a Hotline
  116
- Auxiliary Ringer
  117
- Allowing a Station to Use Redirect Ring
  118
- Receive Tones
  119
Chapter 11 Programming User Preferences

120
Chapter 12 Programming Hunt Groups

126
- Adding or Removing Members from a Group
  127
- Moving Members of a Group
  127
- Assigning or Unassigning Lines to a Group
  128
- Assigning a Distinctive Ring to a Hunt Group
  129
- Setting the Distribution Mode
  130
- Setting the Hunt Delay
  131
- Programming Options if All Members Are Busy
  132
- Programming the Queue Timeout
  133
- Programming the Overflow Station
  134
- Setting the Name
  134
- Checking Hunt Group Metrics
  135
Chapter 13 Programming Feature Settings

138
- Background Music
  138
- On Hold
  138
- Handset Volume
  139
- Camp Timeout
  140
- Park Timeout
  141
- Park Mode
  141
- Transfer Revert
  143
- Network Revert
  143
- Held Reminder
  144
- Remind Delay
  145
- Conference Tone
  146
- Directed (Call) Pickup
  146
- Page Tone
  147
- Page Timeout
  148
- Auto Time&Date
  148
- Call Log Space
  149
- Alarm Station
  150
- Message Reply Enhancement
  151
- Answer Key
  152
- Setting SWCA Controls
  153
- CLID Match
  155
Chapter 14 Hospitality Services

156
- Alarm Time (AL) Feature
  157
- Hospitality Services Admin Alarm Feature
  159
- Expired Alarms
  160
- Room Occupancy (RO)
  161
- Room Condition (RC)
  162
- Service Time
  164
Chapter 15 Settings for Analogue Equipment

166
- Setting the Answer Delay for Sltas
  166
  - Setting Dial Mode for Sltas
    167
  - Setting Receive System Tones for Sltas
    168
Chapter 16 Moving and Copying

170
- Station Relocation
  170
- Copying Programming for Keystations
  172
Chapter 17 Programming Services

176
- Using Alternate or Scheduled Services
  176
- Turning Services on or off
  177
- Designating Alternate Routes for Calls
  180
- Programming Routes
  184
- Programming Destination Codes
  185
- Turning a Manual Service On/Off
  189
- Assigning Control Stations
  190
- Assigning Lines to a Control Station
  190
- Changing the Name of a Mode
  191
- Changing the Time of a Mode
  192
Chapter 18 Changing Passwords

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- Password Security
  194
- Erasing a Call Log Password
  194
- Setting the SAPLUS Password
  195
- Setting the Administrator Password
  195
- Setting the Basic Password
  196
- Hospitality Passwords
  197
Chapter 19 Network Services (ISDN)

200
- Malicious Call Identification (MCID)
  200
Chapter 20 Network Features (CLID)

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- ONN Blocking
  202
- CLI Assignment
  203
- Caller ID Station
  203
- Call Log Station
  204
- 1St Display
  204
- Auto Called ID
  205
- Log Space
  206
Chapter 21 Auto Attendant

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- System Answer
  209
- Custom Call Routing (CCR)
  210
- Customising System Answer and CCR
  211
- Programming CCR Lines
  215
  - Programming or Changing Ccr Destinations
    221
  - Testing Your Custom System Answer and Ccr
    221
- Fax Switch Feature
  222
Chapter 22 Remote Access

228
- Remote Access Packages
  228
- Remote Line Access
  231
Chapter 23 Maintenance

234
Chapter 24 Troubleshooting

238
- Using the Alarm Station
  238
- Reporting and Recording Alarm Codes
  238
- Clearing Lines
  239
- Power Failure
  240
- Power-Fail Keystation
  240
Chapter 25 Testing

242
- Testing the Keystation
  242
- Using Keystation Features
  
  246
Chapter 26 About Commander NT Keystations

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- T7316 Keystation
  248
- M7310N Keystation
  249
- M7208/T7208 Keystations
  249
- T7100/M7100N Keystations
  250
- T7000/M7000 Keystations
  250
- M7324N Keystation
  251
- Principal Keystation
  251
- Advantage Keystation
  251
- Standard Keystation
  252
- Economy Keystation
  252
- Central Answering Position (CAPN)
  253
- Direct Station Select (DSS) Console
  254
- Busy Lamp Field (BLF) Display (Advantage Keystation Only)
  254
- Release Key
  255
Chapter 27 Customising a Keystation

256
- Dialling Mode
  256
- Display Contrast
  257
- Key Inquiry
  257
- Checking Your Station Number
  258
- Moving Line Keys
  259
- Ring Type
  260
- Ring Volume
  260
- Customising T7000/M7000 Keystations
  261
- Ring Type Programming
  262
Chapter 28 Using Personal Features

264
- Background Music
  264
- Do Not Disturb
  264
- User Speed Dial Codes
  265
  - Adding or Changing User Speed Dial
    266
  - Making a Speed Dial Call
    267
Chapter 29 Answering Calls

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- Answering a Call
  268
- Sorting Calls by Distinctive Ring Patterns
  268
- Privacy Feature (External Calls Only)
  269
- Answering the Next Queued Call
  269
- Answering Hunt Group Calls
  270
- Multiple Appearances of DDI Lines
  270
- Using SWCA Line Buttons
  271
- Incoming Calls
  272
- Using Handsfree
  273
- Making Calls Without Lifting the Handset
  274
- Answering a Keystation Using Directed Pickup
  275
- Answering a Keystation Using Pickup Group
  276
- Answer Keys
  277
- Listening in a Group
  279
- Disconnecting Accidentally
  279
Chapter 30 Holding Calls

280
- Holding
  280
- Listening on Hold
  281
Chapter 31 Routing Calls

284
- Call Parking
  284
- DDI Calls
  285
- Making a Priority Call
  288
- Transferring a Call
  288
- Transferring to a Busy Station (Call Camping)
  289
Chapter 32 Making External Calls

292
- Using an Exchange Code
  292
- Using Line Pools
  292
- Making a Conference Call
  293
  - Splitting a Conference
    296
  - Removing Yourself from a Conference
    297
- Using Class of Service Passwords
  298
Chapter 33 Making Internal Calls

300
- Making an Internal Call
  300
- Making a Conference Call
  300
- Accessing a Direct-Dial Station
  300
- Leaving Messages
  301
  - Cancelling a Message
    302
  - Replying to a Message
    302
  - Erasing Messages
    304
- Paging
  305
  - Remote Paging
    307
  - Voice Call
    307
  - Muting Voice Call Tones
    308
Chapter 34 Diverting Calls

310
- Diverting All Calls
  310
- Line Redirection
  311
  - Using Line Redirection
    312
  - Outgoing Line
    314
Chapter 35 Saving Time with Features

316
- Using System Speed Dial
  316
- Using Autodial
  316
- Using Intercom as the Line for Autodial
  317
- Using Redial
  319
- Programming Memory Keys
  319
- Using Callback
  321
- Using Hotline
  322
Chapter 36 Using Display Features

324
- Time and Date
  324
- Static Time
  324
- Call Duration Time
  324
- Call Information
  325
- Call Log
  327
  - Changing Your Call Log Password
    329
  - Viewing Your Call Log
    330
- Autobumping
  333
Chapter 37 Special Dialling Features

334
- Inserting a Pause
  334
- Setting Long Tones
  335
- Programmed Release
  335
- Recall
  336
- Run/Stop
  336
- Wait for Dial Tone
  337
Chapter 38 ISDN Services

338
- ETSI ISDN BRA Standard
  338
Chapter 39 General System Features

342
- Choosing a Line Using a Line Key
  343
- Answering Calls on Key Stations with no Line Keys
  343
- Memory Keys
  344
- One-Line Display
  344
- Prime Line
  345
- Private Lines
  345
- Volume Bar
  345
- Wall Mounting
  345
- Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
  345
- Changing to Tone Dialling
  346
- Using Your Commander NT40 from an External Location
  346
  - Direct Inward System Access
    347
  - Class of Service
    347
  - Maintaining Security
    348
- Tones
  349
- Answer Keys
  349
- Control Station
  350
Chapter 40 List of Commander NT Features

352
- How to Use Commander NT Features
  352
Chapter 41 List of ISDN Terminal Features

356
- Divert All Calls
  356
- Transfer
  357
- Line Access from an ISDN Terminal
  357
- Making or Receiving Calls Involving Two B-Channels
  358
Chapter 42 List of SLT Station Features

360
Chapter 43 Common Feature Displays

364
Chapter 44 Index

368

Commander NT40 User Manual (4 pages)

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Answering Calls
3
Making Calls
3
Adjusting Display Contrast
3
Selecting a Ring Type
3
Using Display Keys
3
Selecting a Ring Type and Volume Level
3
Programming Memory Keys
4
Holding Calls
4
External Autodial
4
Internal Autodial
4
Features
4
Erasing Memory Keys
4
Using Mute
4
Switching between Handsfree and Handset
4

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Table of Contents

SECTION I: Getting Started with Commander® NT40

Chapter 1 Tutorial

Chapter 2 Frequently Used Programming Operations

System Programming

Chapter 3 System Programming Introduction

Chapter 4 Programming Stations and Peripherals

Chapter 5 Software Keys

Chapter 6 Setting System Speed Dial

Chapter 7 Naming Stations and Lines

Chapter 8 Changing the Time and Date

Chapter 9 Barring Calls and Privileges (Restrictions)

Chapter 10 Programming Station Capabilities

Chapter 11 Programming User Preferences

Chapter 12 Programming Hunt Groups

Chapter 13 Programming Feature Settings

Chapter 14 Hospitality Services

Chapter 15 Settings for Analogue Equipment

Chapter 16 Moving and Copying

Chapter 17 Programming Services

Chapter 18 Changing Passwords

Chapter 19 Network Services (ISDN)

Chapter 20 Network Features (CLID)

Chapter 21 Auto Attendant

Chapter 22 Remote Access

Chapter 23 Maintenance

Chapter 24 Troubleshooting

Chapter 25 Testing

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Chapter 27 Customising a Keystation

Chapter 28 Using Personal Features

Chapter 29 Answering Calls

Chapter 30 Holding Calls

Chapter 31 Routing Calls

Chapter 32 Making External Calls

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Chapter 34 Diverting Calls

Chapter 35 Saving Time with Features

Chapter 36 Using Display Features

Chapter 37 Special Dialling Features

Chapter 38 ISDN Services

Chapter 39 General System Features

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