Custom Features (continued)
Feature*
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Description
Multiple Line Pools
Assign outside lines to different line pools so that lines that provide the same service are
(See pages 31 and 32.)
pooled together. Your business may have up to 11 line pools.
[A]
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Assign regular lines to one pool, WATS lines to another pool, and so on.
Outside Auto Dial
Program buttons for one-touch dialing of frequently dialed account codes or outside
telephone numbers.
[I]
Personal Speed Dial
For 5- and lo-button voice terminals only. Assign a 3-character Personal Speed Dial code
to each account number or telephone number you frequently dial. Then use a Personal Speed
[Al]
Dial code whenever you want to dial any of those numbers. Each person assigns PersonaI
Speed Dial codes for use at his or her voice terminal only.
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Use Personal Speed Dial codes when your voice terminal doesn’t have room for many
Outside Auto Dial buttons.
Personalized Ring
Select one of eight ringing signals for your voice terminal.
(See page 80.)
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Distinguish the ringing of your voice terminal from that of others.
[I]
Privacy
Prevent others from joining calls on a personal line or a shared line in a square system.
[I]
Programmable Line Ringing
Program outside line buttons, pool buttons, and cover buttons to ring immediately, after a
(See also Call Coverage.) delay, or not at all for incoming calls. This does not apply to transferred or intercom calls.
[Al]
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Program voice terminals in lobbies and conference rooms not to ring.
Saved Number Redial
Store a dialed number for later one-touch dialing. The stored number remains the same until
[I]
replaced with another number. A person can make other calls and then redial the saved
number by touching the Saved Number button. People having 5- or 10-button voice terminals
can use this feature by dialing the 3-character code #23. Any voice terminal may have more
than one Saved Number button.
System Speed Dial
Assign System Speed Dial codes to a maximum of 40 telephone numbers. Codes are stored
(See page 57.)
so that people throughout your business can dial them at any voice terminal.
[A]
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Assign codes to frequently dialed numbers, such as the numbers of your branch offices.
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Assign codes to numbers that you may not want everyone in your business to know.
Touch-Tone Enable
Adjust the system to temporarily generate Touch-Tone signals when connected to lines that
[I]
carry rotary signals.
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If your business is hooked up to rotary lines, use alternate long distance service,
banking-by-phone, credit card authorization, and other electronic services that require
Touch-Tone dialing.
Touch-Tone/Rotary Option
Adjust the system to work with either Touch-Tone or rotary lines or both.
(See page 26.)
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Keep your system flexible-connect some voice terminals to Touch-Tone lines, others
[A]
to rotary lines, if necessary.
Voice Announcement
Program voice
terminals to block intercom voice announcements and to ring instead to signal
Disable
intercom calls.
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Program this feature on voice terminals in public places such as lobbies and conference
[AI]
rooms.
*
[A]
means
that the administrator assigns the feature.
[I] means that the individual can assign the feature.
[Al]
means that an individual can assign the feature with the administrator’s approval.
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