SpectraLink Link 150, Installation And Operation Manual

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SpectraLink Link 150 Installation and Operation
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Ringing Lines – Which lines ring for an incoming call? Which Answer DNs ring for
an incoming call?
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Line Pool Access for External Lines – Is the wired set assigned access to a line
pool?
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Intercom Keys – The wireless telephone supports a total of nine line and intercom
resources. One intercom button is required if internal calls are to be made or received
on the wireless telephone, and line pools are to be accessed. Two intercom buttons
are required for establishing a transfer and conference call with other internal
telephones.
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Prime Line – What line is automatically selected when a call is made?
General Settings
For Full Handsfree, Automatic Handsfree, Handsfree Answerback, and Paging Zone, the
wireless telephone requires specific settings, which are covered later in this appendix.
Determine the settings for the following items so the SpectraLink DNs can be
programmed the same as the wired sets:
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Pickup Group
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Forward on busy and Forward no answer
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Forward delay
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Redirection
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Priority Call
Required Memory Functions
The wireless telephone supports nine memory buttons. Function 1 is reserved for Mute.
Determine which are the most important functions for your users, so these can be assigned
to the available function keys.
Button Mapping: M7310 to Wireless Telephone
The M7310 set pictured below shows the mapping of the M7310 set to the SpectraLink
wireless telephone's keypad. Pressing
FCN
followed by a digit (2-9) on the SpectraLink
wireless telephone is equivalent to pressing one of the memory buttons on the top of the
M7310 set. FCN 1 is reserved for MUTE. The wireless telephone does not have a shift
key, so dual memory buttons are not supported. Each memory button may be assigned
only one function. Memory buttons 10-12 on the M7310 cannot be accessed from the
wireless telephone.