7
Memory Keys
How To Program Memory Keys
The
Memory Keys
are not pre-set and can be programmed to any of the following:
-
Extensions,
-
Lines,
-
Common Pool numbers,
-
Private Pool numbers,
-
Some system features,
-
Function codes (of at most 8 digits)
You may program the
Memory Keys
as follows:
1. In
the
Setting Mode, e
nter the
Phone Settings
menu, and then the
Key Settings
sub-menu.
2. Select the option that you require from the options listed above.
3. Press
the
Memory Key
that you wish to program.
4. Proceed as indicated by the LCD messages.
If you wish, you may use the Auto Settings option in the
Key Settings
sub-menu to
program all of the
Memory Keys
at the same time. Refer to pg 8 for details.
Following are the main points to program the
Memory Keys
:
•
Each
Memory Key
may be programmed for two different functions:
Primary
Function
and
Secondary Function
. While programming a
Memory Key
, if a feature
is to be assigned
to its
Primary Function,
the key should be pressed
until the
first
“beep”.
If a feature is to be assigned to its
Secondary Function,
then the key
should be pressed until the
second “beep”.
•
To program the
Memory Keys
for certain system features, you are required to
enter the 2-digit Feature Number (FN) for each feature. The features, their 2-digit
Feature Numbers and their LED status are listed below:
FN
Feature LED
Status
01-Phone Lock
ON: Phone locked.
02-Auto-Dial (Last Number)
ON: Active
03-Reminder Service
ON: Active.
04-Do Not Disturb
ON: Active.
05-Follow Me
ON: Active.
06-Call Park/Retrieve
ON: Parked call.
07-Selective Call Pick Up
-
08-Call Back
ON: Active.
09-Pager
-
10-Three Party Conference
-
11-Night Mode
-
12-Parallel Operator
-
13-External Call Diversion
-
•
Up to 9
Private Pool Numbers,
each at most 16 digits, may be stored in
Memory
Keys
.
•
By choosing one of the following Auto Setting options, you may program all of
your
Memory Keys
at the same time.
