Avaya CS 1000, Fundamentals

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Feature configuration
You can preconfigure some handset features on a MEM card that are applied to your DECT
Handset as soon as the MEM card is inserted in the handset and it is turned on. Some examples
are Messaging, Contacts, Settings, and Calls.
Preconfiguring handset features
To configure the handset features, perform the following steps:
1. Create or open an image file, or read configuration from a MEM card (refer to section
Operations with an image file for details).
2. Configure the required parameters (briefly described in the following sections).
The features you can preconfigure in the DECT Handset Configurator are described
in
4027, 4070, and 4075 DECT Handsets User Guide, NN43120-122 .
Note:
Some menu items are grayed out. They are not enabled for configuration and are
listed only for convenience, so that you can follow the handset menu tree.
3. Save the image file and copy it to the handset MEM card (refer to section Operation
with a MEM card for details).
4. Insert the prepared card in the handset and turn the handset on.
All settings are applied.
Related topics:
Messaging on page 249
Contacts on page 250
Settings on page 251
Calls on page 253
Calendar and Accessories on page 253
Messaging
Using the DECT Handset Configurator tool, you can configure the following Messaging
Settings (Voicemail Number is applicable only to the 4027 DECT Handset):
• Overwrite Old —when there is an incoming message and no free space is available,
overwrite the oldest message
• Overwrite Old —store sent messages
• Display —automatically display incoming normal message on the handset screen
Feature configuration
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