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Nortel Enterprise Edge Feature Programming Telephone Manual (170 pages)

Nortel Networks Enterprise Edge Feature Programming Telephone Guide

Brand: Nortel | Category: Telephone | Size: 2.22 MB

Table of Contents
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Contents
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Contents
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Chapter 1 Getting Started

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- Getting Started
  13
- Understanding Programming
  13
- Using this Guide
  13
- Before You Start
  14
- Understanding the Telephone Buttons
  14
  - Using the Buttons under the Display
    14
  - Display Buttons
    15
- What You'll Need to Do Programming
  14
- A Map for Working in Programming
  16
  - The M7410 Cordless Telephone (CT)
    21
- Ending a Session
  21
- Starting and Ending a Session
  21
Chapter 2 Frequent Programming Operations

23
Chapter 3 Answering Calls

29
Chapter 4 Making Calls

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- Choosing a Line Using a Line Button
  46
- Line Pools
  46
  - Using a Line Pool to Make a Call
    47
  - Programming a Memory Button with a Line Pool Feature Code
    47
- Changing How You Dial Your Calls
  48
  - Using Standard Dial
    48
  - Using Automatic Dial
    48
  - Using Pre-Dial
    48
- When the Internal Number You Have Called Is Busy
  49
  - Priority Call
    49
  - Making a Priority Call
    49
  - Giving a Telephone the Ability to Make Priority Calls
    49
  - Using Ring Again
    50
  - Turning on Ring Again
    50
  - Canceling Ring Again
    50
- Making Calls
  45
Chapter 5 Time Savers for Making Calls

51
Chapter 6 Handling Many Calls at Once

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- Using Hold
  57
  - Retrieving a Held Call
    57
  - Holding Automatically
    57
  - Listening on Hold
    57
  - Holding a Call Exclusively
    58
- Using Call Queuing
  58
Chapter 7 Transferring Calls

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- Using the Transfer Feature
  59
  - Transferring a Call
    59
  - Transferring External Calls
    59
  - Canceling a Transfer
    60
- Using Camp-On
  61
- Parking a Call
  62
- Using Callback
  64
Chapter 8 Forwarding Your Calls

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- Forwarding Your Calls to Another Telephone
  65
- Line Redirection
  68
Chapter 9 Communicating in the Office

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Chapter 10 Tracking Your Incoming Calls

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- Using Call Log
  83
  - Call Log Options
    84
  - Logging a Call Manually
    84
  - Deleting Old Log Items
    84
  - Viewing Your Call Log
    84
  - Viewing a Call Log Item
    85
  - Erasing Log Items
    85
  - Making a Call Using Call Log
    85
  - Creating a Password to Your Call Log
    86
  - Changing Your Call Log Password
    86
  - Deleting an Assigned Password
    86
  - Programming a Telephone to Log Calls Automatically
    86
- Using Voice Mail
  88
Chapter 11 Customizing Your Telephone

89
Chapter 12 User Preferences

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- Using User Preferences
  99
  - Changing Button Programming
    99
  - Changing User Speed Dial
    100
  - Changing Call Log Options
    100
  - Changing How Calls Are Dialed
    100
  - Changing the Language Used on the Display
    100
  - Making the Display Lighter or Darker
    100
  - Changing the Telephone's Ring
    100
- User Preferences
  99
Chapter 13 Programming Hunt Groups

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- Adding or Removing Members from a Group
  102
  - Moving Members of a Group
    102
- Assigning or Unassigning Lines to a Group
  103
- Setting the Distribution Mode
  103
- Setting the Hunt Delay
  104
- Programming Busy Line Setting
  104
- Programming the Queue Time-Out
  105
- Programming the Overflow Set
  105
- Setting the Name
  105
Chapter 14 Telephone Features

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- Installing Enterprise Edge Telephones
  107
- Naming a Telephone or a Line
  108
- Moving Telephones
  109
- Stopping Calls from Ringing at Your Telephone Using Do Not Disturb (DND)
  109
  - Stopping Calls
    109
  - Refusing to Answer a Call
    109
  - Canceling Do Not Disturb
    109
  - Using Do Not Disturb
    110
- Using Background Music
  110
  - Turning Background Music off
    110
- Telephone Features
  107
Chapter 15 ISDN PRI

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- Benefits
  111
- ISDN PRI Features
  111
  - Network Name Display for PRI
    111
  - Name and Number Blocking for PRI
    112
  - Emergency 911 Dialing
    112
  - 2-Way DID
    112
  - Call by Call Service Selection for PRI
    113
  - Dialing Plan and PRI
    113
- Service Provider Features
  114
  - Call Forward
    114
  - Canceling Call Forward
    114
  - Calling the Number Your Calls Are Forwarded to
    114
  - Automatic Call Back
    114
  - Automatic Recall
    115
- ISDN Applications for PRI
  115
  - Videoconferencing and Video Telephony
    115
  - Desktop Conferencing
    115
  - File Transfer
    115
  - Telecommuting
    115
  - Group 4 Fax
    115
  - Remote LAN Access
    115
  - Leased Line Backup
    115
  - LAN to LAN Bridging
    116
  - Enterprise Edge Feature Programming Telephone Guide P0908510 Issue
    116
  - Internet and Database Access
    116
- Isdn Pri
  111
Chapter 16 Using System Features

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- Using Alternate or Scheduled Services
  117
- Turning Services on and off
  117
  - An Example of How to Turn on a Service Manually
    118
- Turning Services on and off Using Feature Codes
  119
  - Viewing the Active Services from a Two-Line Display Telephone
    119
  - Viewing the Active Services from a One-Line Display Telephone
    120
- User Passwords
  121
  - Registration Password
    121
  - Clearing a Call Log Password
    121
- Using Special Telephones
  121
  - Direct-Dial
    121
  - Changing the Direct-Dial Telephone Assignments
    122
  - Hotline
    122
  - Bypassing a Hotline
    122
  - Making a Telephone a Hotline Telephone
    123
  - Control Telephone
    123
- Using Set Lock
  123
- Changing Set Lock Programming for a Telephone
  124
- Using an Auxiliary Ringer
  124
  - Turning the Auxiliary Ringer for a Telephone on or off
    124
- Using Host System Dialing Signals
  125
  - Link
    125
  - Preventing a Telephone from Using Link
    125
  - Pause
    126
  - Long Tones
    126
  - Programmed Release
    126
  - Run/Stop
    127
  - Wait for Dial Tone
    127
  - Using Pulse Dialing for a Call
    127
- Using Your Enterprise Edge System from an External Location
  127
  - Controlling Access to Your Enterprise Edge System
    128
- Direct Inward System Access (DISA)
  128
- Tones
  129
- Using Class of Service (COS) Passwords
  130
  - Changing Your Class of Service
    130
Chapter 17 General System Features

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- Pulse or Tone Dialing
  131
- Disconnect Supervision
  131
- Hunt Groups
  131
- Internal Numbers
  131
- Line Assignment
  131
- Target Line
  132
- Line Pools
  132
- Overflow Call Routing
  132
- M7100 Telephone
  133
  - Memory Buttons
    133
  - One-Line Display
    133
  - Prime Line
    134
  - Private Lines
    134
  - Volume Bar
    134
  - Wall Mounting
    134
Chapter 18 Companion Features

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- Programming Companion Wireless
  135
  - Registration Password
    135
  - Portable Telephone Programming
    136
  - Radio Data
    137
  - Registering Individual Portables
    139
- System Programming
  139
  - Twinning between Portables and Enterprise Edge Wireline Telephones
    140
- Using Your Portable Telephone
  141
- Companion Features
  135
Chapter 19 Troubleshooting

145
Chapter 20 Common Feature Displays

149
Chapter 21 Appendix A: Feature Codes

153
Chapter 22 Index

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Nortel Enterprise Edge Feature Programming Telephone Manual (170 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Getting Started

Chapter 2 Frequent Programming Operations

Chapter 3 Answering Calls

Chapter 4 Making Calls

Chapter 5 Time Savers for Making Calls

Chapter 6 Handling Many Calls at Once

Chapter 7 Transferring Calls

Chapter 8 Forwarding Your Calls

Chapter 9 Communicating in the Office

Chapter 10 Tracking Your Incoming Calls

Chapter 11 Customizing Your Telephone

Chapter 12 User Preferences

Chapter 13 Programming Hunt Groups

Chapter 14 Telephone Features

Chapter 15 ISDN PRI

Chapter 16 Using System Features

Chapter 17 General System Features

Chapter 18 Companion Features

Chapter 19 Troubleshooting

Chapter 20 Common Feature Displays

Chapter 21 Appendix A: Feature Codes

Chapter 22 Index

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