Norstar Compact 616 DR5, Installer'S Manual

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Access code:
A sequence of
characters used to gain entry
any type of system
programming.
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Administration:
A program that
lets one person in your office
(the System Coordinator) assign
and maintain certain settings on
the system.
Administration access code:
A code required to access
Administration programming.
You may be asked for an
Administration password.
Administration password:
A
one- to six-digit password that
prevents unauthorized access
to Administration programming.
The Administration password
can be assigned and changed
in Administration programming.
Analog Terminal Adapter
A device that permits the
connection of analog
telecommunication devices
such as FAX machines,
answering machines, and single
line telephones to the
system. Programmed defaults
for the are automatically
assigned by the system.
Answer button:
A telephone
button with an indicator that is
used to monitor another
telephone. The Answer button
indicates incoming calls
destined for the other
telephone. Someone working at
a telephone with Answer
buttons (a receptionist, for
example) can receive all ringing
and visual indication of
incoming calls for other
telephones, and answer those
calls when necessary.
One telephone can have up to
four Answer buttons. An Answer
button is automatically assigned
to a telephone when that
telephone is assigned an
Answer DN.
Answer DN:
A Directory
Number (DN) of a telephone
that is monitored by an Answer
button. Up to four Answer
can be assigned to a telephone
by the Customer Service
representative.
Auto Bumping:
A setting that
determines what the system
does with new Call Log items
when your Call Log is full. When
Auto Bumping is ON, a new log
entry causes the oldest entry to
be deleted. If Auto Bumping is
OFF, your system does
not log calls when your log is
full.
button:
A memory
button that, if programmed,
provides one-touch dialing of
external or internal numbers.
Compact DR5 System Coordinator Guide