Telstra Commander E105, User Manual

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Your
Keystation Diagram
Key Description
Key
a) Headset Mode Activation
b) Dialling Mode Change
Change from decadic to tone signalling after a
call is established.
LINE Key
To access outside line.
SPEAKER Key
To activate the speaker calls can be initiated
without lifting handset,
DND Key
(Do Not Disturb) To block all audible signals
from incoming calls.
HOLD Key INTERCOM Lamp
a) To place calls on hold.
b) To indicate intercom status.
REDIAL Key
To automatically redial the last number
@DIRECT ACCESS Keys
These keys have two functions:
a) Direct Station Selection (DSS)
When the handset is lifted, or the station is in
‘off-hook’ mode, these keys are used to make
intercom calls to other stations.
b) Speed Dial
When the handset is lifted or the station is in
‘off-hook’ mode, and the exchange line is also
selected, these keys are used to select pre-
programmed speed dial numbers.
DOOR Key
a) To monitor the door station or answer calls
from the door station.
Call Transfer Exchange calls
To control the transfer
function.
@PAGE Key
a) To establish an all station page.
b) Call Conference Exchange Calls
To control the conference
function.
@MEMORY Key
To program speed dial and abbreviated dial
memory locations.
@RECALL Key
a) If your system is a PABX extension: to
allow access to the host PABX facilities.
b) To control functions.
CONFERENCE Key
To establish multi station conferences on the
exchange line.
@CALL BACK Key
To control the call back
function.
CALL DIVERT Key
To control the call diversion
functions.
CALL WAITING Key
To control the call waiting
function.
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