Aastra Maestro 3500CW, User Manual

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Maestro User Guide
If you program a long distance number into a memory key, you must also include 1 and
the area code.
Note: Press
H
OLD
when entering numbers to place a pause into a memory key (if
required). This is useful if you wish to preprogram access to a remote system, such
as Voice Mail, because a pause is often required before entering a system password.
A flash may also be programmed into a memory key if required.
To protect the contents of your memory keys
For security reasons or child-proofing you can protect the contents of your memory keys
by locking them. You will still be able to use
your memory keys to place calls or use
features, but you will not be able to erase or save a new name, number or feature while
they are locked.
Password protected keys
The bottom four of Mæstro’s shifted memory keys are designed to let you enter special
passwords or codes (such as those required for Voice Mail). Once the shifted memory key
has been dialed, all other digits then entered will not be displayed on the screen or stored
in the Redial list.
Letter chart:
1=& 11=’ 111=( 1111=) 11111=, 111111=- 1111111=. 11111111=1
2=A 22=B 222=C 2222=2 3=D 33=E 333=F 3333=3
4=G 44=H 444=I 4444=4 5=J 55=K 555=L 5555=5
6=M 66=N 666=O 6666=6 7=P 77=Q 777=R 7777=S 77777=7
8=T 88=U 888=V 8888=8 9=W 99=X 999=Y 9999=Z 99999=9
To erase the contents of a memory key:
1. Press the memory key or
S
HIFT
and then the memory key to see its contents.
2. Press
D
ELETE
twice.
Locking the memory keys: Unlocking the memory keys:
1. Don’t pick up the receiver or press
S
PEAKER
/M
UTE
.
1. Don’t pick up the receiver or press
S
PEAKER
/M
UTE
.
2. Press OPTIONS key under the panel. 2. Press OPTIONS key under the panel.
3. Press
H
OLD
. 3. Press
H
OLD
.
4. Press
*
. 4. Press
*
.
Note: All memory keys will be locked.
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