Emerald ICE Installation, Programming & Maintenance Manual
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User
Pr
ogramming
13
24.
When
finished
making
changes,
exit
Administration
by
pressing
the
s
button
twice.
Or
return
to
the
previous
Administrative
level
by
pressing
the
Hold
button
(
h
).
25.
Press
the
softkey
beneath
NEXT
.
The
Administrative
item
FORWARD
AUXILIARY LAMP
displays.
To
enable/disable
the
Call
Forward
indication
of
the
Auxiliary
Lamp
for
a
particular
extension:
Extensions that use Call Forward frequently may not wish to have their
Auxiliary Lamp indicate the status of Call Forward “Active.” Therefore the
attendant has the ability to disable this function of the Auxiliary lamp.
26.
Press
the
softkey
beneath
show
.
27.
Dial
the
directory
number
for
the
extension
to
be
programmed.
28.
Press
the
softkey
beneath
show
.
29.
Toggle
the
softkey
beneath
chg
to
turn
on
and
off
the
Auxiliary
Lamp/Status
bar
functionality
for
Call
Forward
status
of
that
extension.
Y
=
yes,
N
=
no.
30.
Press
the
softkey
beneath
back
or
the
softkey
beneath
next
to
program
another
extension.
31.
When
finished
making
changes,
exit
Administration
by
pressing
the
s
button
twice.
Or
return
to
the
previous
Administrative
level
by
pressing
the
Hold
button
(
h
).
Operational Notes
Speed
Dial:
•
To
enter
a
CO
Line
Flash
(“hook
‐
flash”)
in
a
System
Speed
number,
press
!3
.
A
stored
“hook
‐
flash”
is
indicated
by
a
“/”
character.
For
example
to
enter
FLASH
‐
1389
in
a
system
speed
number
the
entry
would
be:
“!+
3
+
1389
+
the
softkey
beneath
save.”
The
displayed
system
speed
number
would
be
“/1389”.
•
To
enter
a
Pause
in
a
System
Speed
Dial,
press
PGM
P!70
.
A
stored
pause
is
indicated
by
a
P
character.
For
example
to
enter
“9pause18008778000”
into
a
system
speed
number
the
entry
would
be
9
+
PGM
+
70
+
18008778000
+
the
softkey
beneath
save
.
The
displayed
system
speed
number
would
be
“9P18008778000.”
•
To
chain
one
speed
dial
number
to
another,
press
PGM
p!1
+
the
speed
dial
number
location
to
dial.
For
example;
if
a
very
long
telephone
number
will
not
fit
into
one
speed
number
location,
split
the
number
into
two
loca
‐
tions.
To
store
the
number
“123
‐
456
‐
7890
‐
123
‐
456
‐
7890
‐
123
‐
456
‐
7890”
into
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