Karel MS26S, Руководство пользователя

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USER’S GUIDE REV AAA
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
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Line Forwarding :
Thanks to this feature, you can forward a specific call coming from a line to another
external number during the Night Mode.
In order to forward a line:
H
Lift the handset and hear the internal dial tone.
83499
Dial 83499.
B
Dial the external number to which you want to forward calls
(it will have been entered into the common pool memory
location 99.)
795
Dial 795.
G
Replace the handset.
To cancel the service:
H
Lift the handset and hear the internal dial tone.
795
Dial 795.
G Dial 795.
In order to delete the number to which forwarding is done:
H
Lift the handset and hear the internal dial tone.
83499
Clear the memory location 99 by dialing 83499.
G
Replace the handset.
Notes:
• The line forwarding works only while the system is in Night Mode.
• The external number to which forwarding will be done can be of at most 14 digits..
• The key “
#
” can be employed for inserting one-second delay periods among digits
of the number during external number entry. Each use of the key “
#
” is also
considered as a digit.
• Duration of a line call have been forwarded by this way is 4 minutes. The parties hear
a warning tone when they enter the last 30 seconds of the conversation. After this
tone has been received, if one of the parties with DTMF (tone dialing) phone wishes
to prolong that duration by 2 minutes, then that can be done by pressing the key “9”
for a quite long period.
795
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Re-Loading The System Parameters :
If unexpected changes are observed in the operational orderliness of the exchange, and
if they are not related to hardware problems, then by this feature, it is possible to reset
the system parameters and go back to the normal operational order of the exchange.
In order to reset the system parameters:
H
Lift the handset and hear the internal dial tone.
824
Dial 724.
GC
Replace the handset and wait for the system for about one minute to
re-load its entire parameters.
Notes:
• An important portion of the system programs is stored in the memory. The system
loads these programs each time it is started.
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