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EC500, User Manual

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Enabling/disabling EC500 and maintaining security
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Issue 4 May 2003
Disabling EC500
Use the procedures that follow to disable EC500 from any phone within your office
or from any touch-tone phone. To disable specific EC500 extensions, see
"Enabling/disabling an individual EC500 extension" on page 48 .
When and how often to disable EC500 depends upon each individual user,
although you should disable EC500 under the following circumstances:
■
Before turning your cell phone off
■
When entering an area where there is no cellular coverage
■
When roaming
Doing so allows your corporate voice mail system, rather than cellular voice mail,
to pick up missed or unanswered business calls.
Disabling EC500 via the feature status button
on your office telephone
You can disable EC500 via an administered feature button. For this option to be
available, your office telephone must support administrable feature buttons and
enhanced EC500 must be enabled.
The number of button-pushes required to disable this feature depends upon the
current state of the feature (enabled or disabled) and whether the optional EC500
timer is administered. When enabled via an administered feature status button on
the office telephone, no feature access code is required.
Table 2. Disabling EC500 via an administered feature status button
EC500 state Timer status Push feature button Indicators
Enabled
(lamp is on) Not administered Once Lamp glows green
Message EC500
Disabled displays
for two seconds
Enabled
(lamp is off) Administered Once Lamp glows green
Message EC500
Disabled displays
for two seconds
Timer active
(lamp in
inverted
wink mode) Administered Twice Lamp glows green
Message EC500
Disabled displays
for two seconds