Issue 2.0 December, 1995
Off Hook Voice Announce
Description:
Off Hook Voice Announce allows a single line station
users to utilize the Off Hook Voice Announce Feature
that is available to Superkey Electronic Telephone
Sets that are wired and programmed to accept Off
Hook Voice Announcements. With this feature, you
may route your intercom call directly to the
speakerphone of a busy Superkey Electronic Set.
1. Dial the desired station number.
2. When busy tone is returned, press [1].
3. If the called station is on a handset call, you will hear a tone burst
and be connected directly to the speakerphone of the called party.
4. If the called station is on a Speakerphone call, you will continue to
hear busy tone.
Operator Access
Description:
Superkey
®
systems may have one or more stations
designated as system operators.
1. Lift Handset.
2. Dial
[0]
.
3. The station programmed as your operator will ring.
Note
: The actual digit dialed is under system programming control
and may be either
[0]
or
[9]
. Check with your system
administrator if you have any doubt.
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Call Forwarding
Description:
Call Forwarding allows a station user to have his calls
re-routed to another station within the system based
on several different conditions.
Types: All Calls (Always)
Busy
No Answer
Busy/No Answer
To program call forwarding on your telephone:
1. Lift Handset.
2. Dial
[7]
,
[0]
,
[1]
.
3. Dial the code for the type of forwarding that you want to activate:
[1]
= All Calls
[2]
= Busy
[3]
= No Answer
[4]
= Busy/No Answer
4. Dial the station number where you want your forwarded calls to
ring.
5 You will hear new dial tone, indicating that you have correctly
programmed your telephone. You may hang up. Your telephone
is now forwarded.
To remove call forwarding from your telephone:
Repeat step 1 through 3 above. In step 4 above, enter your own
station number instead of another station number. Your
telephone will now operate normally.
Note:
When your telephone is programmed for Call Forward All
Calls, you will receive interrupted dial tone when you go off
hook. This is an indication that your telephone cannot be
reached. This will also occur when your telephone is in Do
Not Disturb.
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