British Telecom VANGUARD, Руководство пользователя

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Notes: As a security feature the Last Num­
ber Redial facility will not store digits that
follow a dialled
*
unless the
*
is the first
digit entered.
The procedure for using the Last Number
Redial function may differ if your line is
connected to a modem switchboard. If you
normally have to dial access digits in order
to get an outside line and then wait for dial
tone before you can continue your call, you
must dial manually the access digits before
you press the L key.
Ve!}' quickly flicking the hook-switch
m
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�ot lead to correct operation of this
facility.
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3.4 Inductive Coupler
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Vanguards fitted with an inductive coupler
have the above symbol printed on the
directory label.
An inductive coupler is compatible with
behind-the-ear hearing aids.
To benefit from reduced levels of back­
ground noise and greater clarity of incoming
speech, your hearing aid should be switched
to the
'T'
position before the telephone
handset is used. Try adjusting the position
of the earpiece until you get the clearest
sound.
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SECTION 4
USE OF THE 'R'
or
RECALL KEY
4.1 With a Switchboard
The key marked "R" accesses the Recall
facility available on some switchboards. If
this applies to you this key will be used to
recall the switchboard operator, put the
caller on "hold" or transfer calls. You should
refer to your switchboard handbook for
information on how to use this facility.
4.2 On Direct Exchange Lines
The "R" key has no function when the
telephone is connected to a direct line
(where you don't have to dial out via a
switchboard), unless you use Star Services
on a new British Telecom digital exchange.
If so the use of the "R" key is explained in
your Star Services Users Guide, but make
sure that your Vanguard is set to Timed
Break Recall (see section
6).
Note: If the recall button is pressed, the last
number dialled will no longer be redialled by
pressing to L key.