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• 

Use 

 / 

 to explore the call list.

• 

Press  OK  to call the displayed number or engage the line. Press button 

  to go back to the previous 

menu.

3.3.2 ANSWERED CALLS 

This is the list of the last 20 received numbers, the name associated to the number in the phone book (where 
applicable) and the time and date of the call:

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Select the Answered Calls function in the USER MENU Call List

• 

Use 

 / 

 to explore the call list.

• 

Press  OK  to call the displayed number or engage the line. Press button 

  to go back to the previous 

menu.

3.3.3 UNANSWERED CALLS 

This is the list of the last 10 unaswered calls and the date and time of the call.
An icon 

 on the telephone is used to indicate if new missed calls are present. The icon will remain on 

until the missed call list is accessed by pressing function button (2F + F11) or by selecting the Missed Calls 
function in the USER MENU Call List.

To read the call list or recall the number:

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Select the Unaswered Call function in the USER MENU Call List or press buttons 2F + F11. The last 20 
unaswered calls are stored and arranged in decreasing order (from the most recent to the oldest).

• 

Use the arrows 

 / 

 to scroll the missed calls which have been stored.

If the CLID (caller’s ID) function is available, the number will be shown and may be recalled. 

• 

Press buttons 2F + F11.

• 

Use the arrows 

 / 

 to scroll the unaswered call list and reach the number to be called back.

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Engage the line or press OK to dial the number automatically.

 

The telephone will engage the line without dialling the number if the ID is unknown when the button is 
pressed.

3.3.4 RESTORE PARAMETERS (CALL LIST) 

The procedure below explains how to clear the call list from the telephone memory. 

DESCRIPTION OF THE OPERATION

BUTTON

DISPLAY

Press      to select Customization.

user menu

Customization

Press OK to access the Customization menu. 

Customization

Language

Press      to select Restore parameters.

Customization

Restore parameters
Restore parameters

Volume

Press OK to confirm (or      to cancel).
The restored parameters confirmation message
will appear for a few instants.

Restore done

Press      or      to select the other menu items
or press      three times to quit.

DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM

Press OK to access the Restore parameters
menu.

Press      to select Call List.

Restore parameters

Call List

The Restore parameters Call list
menu will appear again immediately after.

Restore parameters

Call List

three times

Restore?

OK=Yes X=No

Press OK to access Restore call list.

3.4 PHONE BOOK

Up to 250 names and numbers may be stored in the phone book.

• 

Select Phone book using the 

 / 

 buttons and press OK.

3.4.1 ADDING A RECORD (NAME/NUMBER)

To add a new name:

• 

Select Add using the 

 / 

 buttons and press OK.

• 

Enter the number (up to 20 digits) to be stored (number entry mode, telephone buttons) and press OK.

 

Enter 0 in front of the telephone number to be stored. Alternatively, directly select the required 
telephone line before recalling the telephone directory number (default F1, F3 or F5 for lines 81, 82 or 
83).

• 

Enter the name (up to 17 characters) to be associated to the number (alphanumeric entry mode, telephone 
buttons) and press OK.

• 

Enter the position (from 1 to 250) where to store the number (number entry mode, telephone buttons) or 
accept the number suggested by the telephone (the telephone will display the fi rst available position) and 
press OK

 

The fi rst 20 memory positions may be rapidly selected (refer to § 4.5.2).

• 

Press OK again to confi rm or 

 to cancel.

 

Special characters * and #, Flash (button) and Pause (RP button) may be included in the telephone 
number.

 Press 

 if you make a mistake.

 

Wait for approximately 2 second before entering the next character of a name. The button-character 
correspondence is shown in table § 1.4.

 

A new directory record may be stored in a position which may be overwritten. 

3.4.2 MODIFYING A RECORD 

To edit an existing number or name:

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Select Edit.

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Enter the fi rst letter of the name.

• 

Use 

 / 

 to fi nd the name to be edited and press OK.

• 

The word insert name will appear. Use the keypad to edit (up to 17 characters). Continue and press OK.

• 

The word number will appear. Use the keypad to edit (up to 20 characters). Continue and press OK.

• 

On the page Modify? press OK to confi rm or 

 to cancel.

3.4.3 DELETING A RECORD 

To cancel a number with alphabetic search:

• 

Select Delete.

• 

Enter the fi rst letter of the name to be deleted.

• 

Use 

 / 

 to fi nd the number to be deleted and press OK.

• 

On the page: Delete? press OK to confi rm or 

 to cancel.

3.5 TELEPHONE LOCK

This function is used to prevent the use of the telephone for dialling calls and accessing the telephone menu 
(including directory). A password is needed to access all functions.

• 

Select Telephone Lock using the 

 / 

 buttons and press 

 the button.

• 

Enter the 4-digit password and press OK.

The telephone status will switch from locked to released if the password is correct.
The icon 

 will light up when the telephone is locked.

 

The default password is 0000. Refer to the procedure described in § 3.1.1 for changing the password.

 

Take note of the password and keep it in a safe place to avoid permanently locking the telephone is the 
password is lost. Contact a service centre or your retailer if you forget the password.

Summary of Contents for Director 2 CL 4091

Page 1: ...DS 4091 002 LBT 8142 Mod 4091 DEDICATED MULTIFUNCTIONAL TELEPHONE Ref 4091 14 INSTRUCTION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ode activation 16 2 4 2 KTS mode activation 16 2 4 3 Switchboard socket 17 2 4 4 Extension port 17 2 4 5 Language 18 3 USER MENU 19 3 1 Telephone settings 20 3 1 1 Password 20 3 1 2 Handset volume 21...

Page 3: ...General call 40 Include R 2 Check system clock 650 Divert out on 2F F3 external line code Divert out off 3F F3 Call divert on 2F F4 external line code Call divert off 3F F4 Show missed calls 2F F11 Op...

Page 4: ...AND SPECIAL FUNCTIONS BUTTONS 3 Id DESCRIPTION NUMBER CARD 8 HANDSET GRIP 9 PROGRAMMABLE BUTTONS 11 CUSTOMISABLE BUTTON LEDS 12 HANDSET HOOK 13 HOOK LEVER 14 HANDFREE SPEAKER 10 1 2 1 3 5 6 4 7 8 SPA...

Page 5: ...to switch the telephone ringer off The corresponding pictogram will appear on the display when the function is on RINGER OFF BUTTON DESCRIPTION OF THE FUNCTION Press this button to establish a connect...

Page 6: ...directly call the telephone connected to extension 5 of the switchboard default setting 45 DIVERT NOW This function is used to divert all calls routed to your extension QUERY DIVERT NOW This queries...

Page 7: ...th one caller and kept the other caller on hold QUERY ALARM This function is used to check the programmed time The SECOND and THIRD function buttons are not configurable and are specific for Agor 6 sw...

Page 8: ...llowing figure 1 The telephone can be installed on the wall using two 5mm bolts included at the specific slots on the back of the telephone Use the template in the telephone box for drilling the wall...

Page 9: ...e telephone will switch to stand by mode and the following will appear DD MM YYYY HH MM Press the function button to activate KTS MODE and wait for the configuration message Press the handfree button...

Page 10: ...O ENGLISH RESTORE PARAMETERS VOLUMES PROGRAMMABLE KEYS CALL LIST PHONE BOOK TEL F1 TEL F16 TRUNK LINE RECALL PHONE BOOK DIRECT NUMBER EXTENSION PORT EXTENSION PORT 2 4 5 LANGUAGE The following procedu...

Page 11: ...Passwords Different 3 1 2 HANDSET VOLUME The procedure for adjusting the handset volume is described below The default value is 03 The volume may be set to 5 levels where 01 is the minimum value and 0...

Page 12: ...few instants refer to 3 1 4 Melody D is set in the example shown Select Melody Melody D twice 3 1 6 DISPLAY CONTRAST The procedure for adjusting the display contrast is described below The default val...

Page 13: ...DATA PABX 1362 624 PABX 1372 Mod2 PABX 1372 Mod1 PABX 1332 5xx DIRECT NUMBER maximum 21 digits maximum 21 digits TRUNK LINE 1 0 1 3 EXTENSION 1 40 1 12 RECALL PHONE BOOK 1 250 1 250 3 2 3 EXTENSION A...

Page 14: ...to 250 names and numbers may be stored in the phone book Select Phone book using the buttons and press OK 3 4 1 ADDING A RECORD NAME NUMBER To add a new name Select Add using the buttons and press OK...

Page 15: ...efer to the description in chapter 3 for programming buttons F1 F16 4 4 LAST NUMBER REDIAL Proceed as follows if the dialled number is an extension Press RP The line will be automatically engaged in h...

Page 16: ...call procedure is successful B If you hear the message Settings from 000 to 099 are empty it means that there are no numbers in the directory associated to the entered code C If you hear the message...

Page 17: ...LINES 6 1 CALL ON EXTERNAL LINE To make a call on an external line Press the function button associated to the external line or if the external line is not associated to one of the programmable funct...

Page 18: ...parking function is used to put any call in progress on hold without hanging the connection up so as to pick it up later from any other extension To put an external conversation on hold Press Hang up...

Page 19: ...mmand will be heard if you attempt to activate the function on a non private line or without programming the number where to divert the call 6 12 CALL DIVERT TO PRIVATE LINE It can be used to divert e...

Page 20: ...to another Press R twice to shut down the active conversation and pick up the call on hold Hang up while the external call is in progress to end the external communication The internal user on hold w...

Page 21: ...ur extension number 41 72 for extensions 1 32 Press the button to end after you hear the Service not active message confirming that the service is active To check the function Press 3F followed by F5...

Page 22: ...E FUNCTIONS The available door phone functions are described in this chapter 9 1 CONNECTION TO THE DOOR PANEL To connect to the door panel Press the button and pick up the handset 9 2 ANSWERING A DOOR...

Page 23: ...s opened following a door phone call the system will automatically open the door corresponding to the unit which made the call The interrupted conversation will be automatically resumed after the tone...

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