Panasonic KX-T336, System Reference Manual

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4.04 Automatic Redial
Description
Automatic Redialing is activated by pressing the
SP-PHONE button and REDIAL (LNR) button
successively (On-hook dialing).
By default, redialing will be repeated 10 or 15
times automatically at 40 or 60-second intervals
until the called party answers.
(These settings can be changed by system
programming. Default values for each area and
available range of values are described in
Section 10-C-51.00 “World Select 1 (WS1)”
No answer after dialing 10 or 15 times conclude
this function, turning the SP-PHONE button off.
Automatic Redialing is available with the
following PITS telephones only:
KX-T123230D, KX-T123235, KX-T7130, KX-
T7030, KX-T7050
4-C-15
(60395)
Press the REDIAL (LNR) button in hands-free status
Redialing automatically
When no idle line is
available
Busy tone sounds
for five seconds
When the opposite
station is busy
Stand by for 40 or 60 seconds.
(During this time, the indicator
on the SP-PHONE button
flashes in red slowly. In other
status, indicator lights).
When ringback tone sounds
from the other party
The other party answers
Conversation
Programming
None
Conditions
Besides the number, this function memorizes the
button (DN or CO) used for the last call and
executes automatic redial on that button.
Pressing the REDIAL (LNR) button while the last
used button is in use causes the system to wait
until the button becomes idle. As soon as the
button becomes idle, this function is executed.
If the last used button was the PDN and multiple
PDNs are available, the system selects any idle
PDN.
Automatic Redialing is terminated, if any key
operation is made during Automatic Redialing.
If a CO line is not seized, busy tone sounds for
five seconds.
Turning the SP-PHONE off while hearing busy
tone activates Automatic Callback-Trunk.
For further information, refer to Section 4-C-6.01
“Automatic Callback-Trunk.”
Operation
1. Press the SP-PHONE button.
2. Press the REDIAL (LNR) button.
• The indicator on the SP-
PHONE button flashes in red
slowly for 40 or 60 seconds of
standby status.