General: Operating Instructions for Users
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Number Redial/Saved Number Redial
Note that “Saved Number Redial” is available only on the COMSET type stations.
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The Standard Station contains a buffer that retains the number last dialled on an
exchange line. To redial a number, firstly an exchange line needs to be selected and
then the
(redial) key pressed.
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The stored number is dialled automatically by line seizure followed by operation of
the
key. The system provides one of two redial features:
Automatic Storage:
The digits are stored automatically and the old contents of the last number redial
memory are overwritten when a new number is dialled.
Saved Number Redial:
Automatic Storage (last number redial)
Saved Number Redial
Operation of the
key and ‘REDIAL’ key before replacing the handset, stores
the number dialled into the redial memory. By operating the line-key and
key, the stored number will be dialled. Should the number be required to be “saved”
again, the procedure must be repeated. Note that “last number” redial does not
function while a number exists in the “saved number” store.
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Alternating
Alternating involves the alternating connection to two or more exchange lines. Once an established
call is put in the hold condition, the station is free to select another exchange line and make another
exchange call. Newly arriving external calls can also be included in the alternating procedure.
Disconnection of an external line occurs by hanging up while connected to that line. The remaining
external party is then automatically connected to the station when the handset is picked up.
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To alternate between the two (or more) external calls, press the
key and select
the line that needs to be serviced.
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To alternate simply press the line key of the line that needs to be serviced. The current
line is placed on hold, and selected line switched through to the station.
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