AT&T 854 User manual

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854Features
Introducing the 4-Line We've
designed
fu t54 tobesinpk b insrn and
easy
touse.
Intercom/Speokerphone [t provides
many
ofthe
sa'rrcadvanced
feanres
ofmuch
larger
854 systems,
butwithout
the
expense
ofacoorroller,
andwithout
the
need
. forextensive
rewiring.
The
854,
when
usedwiththe843A
Cdl Display
Scrtcr,
hasfeatures
designed
tomake
usingcall Identification
Sen'ice
co,ovenient
ro
use.
The8434server
allows
display
ofincoming
caller's
tetepbore
number,
aswellasreview,
storage
and
dialingofpast
numbers.
- ExponCobilrty Your854telephone
offers
avariety ofcommunicationpossibilities
fc
both
homeand
office.
When
you
combine
twoormore
854telephocs
you
create
aninteracting
system.
Inthissystem
each
854
phone
is
calledastation.
Youcanhave
uptotwelve854 phones
withup
to
eight
telephone
lines.
Feofures The854
pmvides
youwith thefollowingfeatures:
4-Line
capability 36NumberMemory
Dialing
Display 18
One-Touch
dialing
Redial
andAuto
Redial 18
Two-Touch
dialing
Hold DoNotDisturb
-." Ability toSwitchBetween
Lines Mute
3-PartyConference
Calling Desk/Wall
Mount
(l Speakerphone
forhands-free
talking Hearing
AidCompatibility
Speakerphone,
Handset
andRingerVolume
Control
1 Line
Statusfornon-systemphones
lt Intercomcapabilitieswhen
you combine
two or more 854 phones.
IntercomRing
IntercomVoice (Page)
IntercomAll Page
RoomMonitor
Call Transfer
lntercom Conference
Call
Line
Privocy '': To assure
the
privacy
ofyour telephoneconversations,
onlyone854at
atime canbeused
on eachline, unless
you easilyoverrideLine
, Privacywith thepress
of abutton.
Line Privacy applies
only to 854telephones.If you have
other
telephones
connected
toLine l, Line 2,Line 3,or Line4 those
phones
canuse
those
lines
anytime.
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Safety
Information
A, rporlontSofety
Instrucfions
Alwaysfollow basic
safety
precautions
whenusingthisproduct toreduceriskof injuy, fire,c clectricshock.
1 Readand
understand
allinstructions
inthis manual.
2 Followall warningsand
instructions
marked
on
the
product.
3 Unplug this product from thewall outlet beforecleaning.Donotuseliquidcleanena suol cleaners,
usea
damp
cloth
forcleaning.
4 Donot usethis product near water, for example,nearabathtub,wash
bowl.htchen sinl orlaundrytub,in a
wetbasement,
ornearaswimming
pool.
5 Donot placethis product onanunstablecart stand,or tabla Theproduct
mayhll clsing seriousdamageto
the
product.
6 Slotsandopenings
in thecabinetandthebackor bottom rr€ provHed fr rrfrf toprotect
it from
overheating,
theseopenings
must
notbeblockedorcovered.
Theopenings
shouldmcr bcbbcked byplacing the
product
onthebed,
sofa,
rug,orother
similarsurface.
This
product
should
neverbe
placcd
m orovera
radiator
or
heatregister.
This
product
should
notbe
placed
inabuilt-in
installationunless
propcr
venrilrtion
isprovided.
7 This product shouldbeoperatedonlyfromthetypeof power
source
indic-d m tbemarkinglabel.If youare not
sureof the
typeof power
supply
toyour
home,
consult
your
dealerc lml portr comPany.
8 Donot allow anything to restonthe powercord. Donotlocate
thispro&crrbe thecordwill beabusedby
persons
walking
onit.
9 Donotoverload
wall outlets
andextensioncordsas
thiscanresultintb rist of fircc electric
shock.
10 Never
push
objects
ofanykind intothisproductthroughcabid$ as
6c1'maytouchdangerousvoltage
points
orshort
out
parts
thatcould
result
inariskoffireorelectricshoct Netu qill liquidof anykindonthe
product.
11 Toreducetheriskofelectricshock,donotdisassemblethisproduct,bot*eittoaqualifiedservicemanwhen
some
serviceorrepair
workisrequired.
Openingorremoving@yers
ma!e\Fios€
vou
todangerous voltages
orother
risks.Incorrect
reassembly
cancause
electricshock
when
the
applianceissubsogcntlyused.
12 Unplug this product from thewall outlet andrefer servicingto q--r:tti swice personnel
under thefollow-
ingconditions:
A. When
the
power
supplycord
orplug isdamagedorfrayed.
B. If liquid
hasbeenspilled
intothe
product. ,:r
C. Ifthe producthasbeen
exposedtorainorwater.
D. If the
product
does
notoperate
normallybyfollowingtbeopcrating
instructions.
Adjustonlythosecontrols,
thatarecovered
bytheoperating
instructionsbecause
improper
adjustmentofothercontrols
mayresult
indamage and
will often require
extensive
workbyaqualified technician
torestorethe
product
tonormaloperation.
E. If the
producthasbeendropped
orthecabinet
has
been
damaged.
F. If the
productexhibits
adistinctchange
inperformance.
13 Avoid using
atelephone
(other
thanacordless
type)duringanelcctical storm.
Theremaybearemote
riskof
electric
shock
fromlightning.
14 Donotuse
thetelephone
toreport agas
leak
inthe vicinityof the
leak.
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SAVE
THESEINSTRUCTIONS

Features
AllPase
(pszn Timer
(pg
18) Set
Clock
(pg
8)
I
Speakerphone
(ps
14)
Dolrlot
Dfshr6
(ps
17)
tF
hc''ngzmmed
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1'" ,_'22
AutoRedJ
(ps
15)
Tnansfer
(pg
18)
Line-in
use
Indicators
(ps
12)
* Catter
to
i -- Functions
Memorv
Buttond
(ps22l
Lower
(ps
21
)
Redial
(ps
14)
Pause
(ps
23)
Flash
(ps
16)
Conference
(ps
17)
Page
(ps
26)
Progrm
Os?2l
W,Fil
t3;
'3)
"/
Intercom
(ps
26) \-
Hold
(pg
1
5)
Mute
(ps
16) Tone
(ps
16)
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--n*flF*-,
AIJTO
REDIAL nilSfR fuiSH p usE REDUT_
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buttons
oreused
withthe843,4
CollDisploy
Server
ond Collldentifico1on
Services
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Table
of
Contents
Important Safety Inform ation
Features
top and side
Setting up your system..........................
I
Partschecklist
.............
......................
z
Settingup
your
new
system..............
3
DesVlable
installation
.....................
4
Wall
mount
installation
....................
6
Assigning
intercom
numbers
............
7
Setting
clock
and
calendar................
8
Setting
dial
mode ...........9
Settingupfor only two or
threelines ................9
Setting
up
a
private
line
..................
l0
Changing
BATIERY Display
........
l0
Operation .......11
Indicator
lights
anddisplay
messages
Making and
answering
acall
Call Privacy
Usingthe
Speakerphone
.................
UsingRedial
AutoRedial
UsingHold
Switching
between
lines
.................
UsingMute
UsingFlash
.........
UsingTone
.........
Making a3-party
conference
call............
UsingDo Not Disturb
Transferring
acall
..........
Answering
atransferred
call
............
Monitoring
the length
ofacall.......
Adjusting
RingerVolume
................
Adjusting
Volume.........
t2
l3
l3
t4
t4
l5
l5
l5
l6
t6
l6
l7
t7
l8
l8
l8
t9
l9
MemoryDialing
......... .......20
Memory
features ..........21
One-Touch
Dialing ......22 l
Store
in
nEnpry ........,.............22 i
Did ........... ............22
Two-Touch
Dialing .....22
Store
innprnory .-....................
22
Did ........... ............22
Special
lvtennry
Features
..,.........,..
23
Dialing
longphone
numbers....
23
Erasing
astored
number
..........
23
Entering
a
dialing
delay
...........
23
Storine teqbrarv tone
signal
innErnory
................
23
Storing
a s* itchhook
Flash
inrEmory .................
23
Interm Oprth
Whar
torrslanldknow
aborJr
tbe
intercom
...................
25
Makine
and
ansrrering
an
i; -:--om
call
or
page
...............26
Paging= tes............................27
Ansu'enng
an
ALLPAGE
...............
27
Monironng
aroom ......
27
Making
an
intercom
conference
call
.............
............
2g
Dctermimng
1'our
intercom
number
.. 2g
Appollrs .....29
In
Case
of
Difficulty
.......................
30
Using
othcr
telephones
with
yun854 ................32
Expanding
your
854
system
...........
33
Centrex
operation ........34
AT&TLimited Warranty
andMaintenance
Informatio
n ....37
FCCInformation...
Index ...........
39
Service
ReturnForm .......
40
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Reference. back
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$etting
UpYour
System
Poge
2
3
4
6
7
7
t
Poris
checklist
Settingupyour
newsystem
Desk/Tqble
instqllotion
Woll-mount
instollotion
Assgning
intercom
numbers
hs1'ollnrg
intercomnumber
ccrd
Sethng
clockond colendor
(12
or24hour
disploy)
Sertng
diol
mode
Se-^g upfor
two or
b'=e lines
lO Se- -J up o privote
line
l0 Chor,ging
BAIERY
disptoy
SECTION
11
(-ongratulations onyour
purchase
of the
new
4-Line 854Telephone. This designmeets
the
exactingstandards
of AT&T for convenient,
reliable
service. To getthemostfrom your system,
take
time to read
throughthismanualcarefully. It
explains
in simple
steps
how toinstall,
use
and
care
for your4-Line854.
Installation at a Glance
BesuretoreadpageT
if you
areinstalling
this
system
forttre
fint time.
Installing
forDesk
orWall
Mount.
Setting
the
Clock
and
Calendar.
Assigning
Intercom
Numbers.
Setting
UpforTwoorThree
Lines.
Creating
Private
Lines.
Changing
BATTERYmessage.
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Parts
Checklist
Every4-Line854telephone
should
include lhe following
componenfs:
Teleohone
Hondset
Coiledhondsetcord
(l) 8"Blocktelephoneline
cord
(2)
7'
Blocktelephoneline
cord
AC odopter
QuickReference
Cord (nsiolled)
The
QuickReferenceCordCover
holds
o two-sided QuickReference
Cord, Be sureto leove itinthe
pnone.
DIAL MQD$:.:..'..
Thistelephonehasaselectable
push-button
dialand
will workwitheithertone
orrotary
telephone
service.
Youcansetit towork
directlywithlongdistanceorcertain
other
services
thatre4uire
tonesignaling,including
sometone
activated
computersystems.
fr
Lheck thehsrto rnake
sure
you have
all the
correct
paru includedwith thetelephoneyou
purchased.
You should
save
your protective
packaging
marerials
to reuseif you moveor
needto shipatelephone.
We have
providedall necessaryparts.
Howeuer.if youneedadditionalparts
to
modernizeorexpand yourtelephone
wiring,
AT&T offersacomplete
lineof do-it-yourself
products
- includingjacks, cordsandadapters
-
to makeany
job quick,safeand
inexpensive.
Ask for them
whereyoupurchased
your
4-Line85.1,
orcall I 800222-3lIl.
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3
4
5
6
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g
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2
D,
Thistelephoneishearing-aid
compatible.

Setting
Up
Your
New
System
Instollolion
Checklist
Coulion
,
. Line I's phone
number
mustbetbesanre
onall phones
in order
for theIntercomand
Pagingfeatures
to work.
. Make sure
you have
an
electricaloutletandamodular
telephone
jack near
the
place
where
you've chosen
to
install
yourphone.
. Avoid installingyour
phone
inlocations
exposed
to
excessive
heat
or moisture,which maycause
deteriorationof
theunit'selectronic
circuitry.
. Identify thenumberof phonelinesyou will use.
. Assign adifferent Intercom ExtensionNumber,from I I
through
22,to each
854telephone.
Thismust
bedone
ateach
telephone
individually.
o Decideif you want aprivateline. A private line is aline that
doesn't
appear
onall phones.
. Your telephone
will notwork duringanelectricalpower
failure,
butwill retain
memory. It isrecommendedyou have
available
anon-854
telephone
touse.
r Total
length
oftelephone
wireusedinyoursystem
isimportant.
If thetotal lengthof telephonewire isover600feet,you may
needtouseaspecialfilterdevice.This
device
isavailable
through
the
National
Service
Cenrer,I 800ZZZ-31
11. profes-
sionalinstallation
isrequired.
AT&T isnotresponsible
for
installing
the
device.
r Neverinstall
telephone
wiringduring
alightning
storm.
o Never
installa
telephone
jack inawetlocation
unless
youhave
a
jackspecifically
designedforwet
locations.
o Nevertouch
uninsulated
telephone
wireorterminalsunlessyou
disconnect
theincoming
telephonelineatthenetwork
interface.
. Use
caution
wheninstalling
or modifyingtelephone
lines.
. DO NOT attach
(staple,
etc.) theAC power
adapter
to the
buildins
wall.
3

Instaf
lation
Follow
one of the thoe opfions
below ond on the next pqge.
Four
wqll
focks
for
four
phorr lircs.
267D
TwoLine
tuhpter
(Plug
in
at
Lland
L4)

Desk/Table
I
nstal
lation
Iwo wolljocks
with
four
phone
lines.
Three
wolljocks wllh
fourphonelines.
Ftpower
Co.,,c C1- Plug
InCord
%6&\
I Connec
4! :':ue- =r:
toDlEnartr*rl a.aE
{ Check
Display.
You
should
use
only
lhe power
cordsupplled
wilhyourphone. lfyou
needo replocement
collfhe
AT&TNofionolSoles
ond Service
Centerot1800
222-3ttt.
Cmncct
coiled
cord
!o
ghone
and
handset.

WallMount
Installation
Pulltab
awayandhold.
Rotatetab180
degrees.
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-lt
-ft{\\\
\l_M\\
tt-, \ \\
ReleasehD.
1Press
Tabs
anoremov8 2RohbE
180
dcefG.
2 CqrEhocodsandAO
ad#b phdto.
Se pagr4md 5b
canroctqdrbual.
base.
t3&t4
Line
Cord
toWallJack
lf
you
have
THREEwall
jacks,
mountlhe
phone
ontoa
walljacknot
usinganadapter.
(See
page
5.) PlugAC
Adapter
intooutlet
lfyouhaveFOURwall
jacks,
mount
the
phone
on
toa
wall
jack
notusinganadapter.
(See
drawingaboveand
page
4.)
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,Setting
Up
Your
Phone
Assigning
Inlercom
Numberc
I PresPROGRAM.
2 Press
*
3 Press
L
4 Enter
2digits
(l I through
22).
5 ftes INIERCOM.
Aftero successful
ossr'gnment
youwillheoro confinnotion
ring.
lfoTE: tfyou
dupiicatu
*ui *rcom'nu-#iii:'
cocrn'rrous
warning,
pne occUiS,,r.$ryg1
steps
l-5:rd sdecr
adifferent;nwnber. ::::r:
:
lnstoll
lntercom
Number
Cord
I Inserl
on openerxl ofo poperclip
intothe ho,le
ofthe intercomnumber
cord cover
2 Pry
the cover r.pand remove.
3 Write
the intercqr-r
rumber onthe cord
ond replocett]ecryd.
4 Replocet|€ nwrber cord ond cover.
DoNotlifl Hondsd
trggs5g
trA5EEEJ
Do
Nol
litl Hondset
t

Setti
ngLI,,H.....vdU
f.1rPh
one
Setling
Clockond
Colendor
Thetimeond dote oppeor on the disploy
screen
whenthe phoneisnot inuse.You
con resetthe clockond colendorof ony
time. Youcon set
the clockto disploytime
ino l2 or24hourformot,
12
hour
AM/PM
I Press SET/REVIEW
zeroesoppeor on the disploy.
2 SeT
AM or PM
Press'for
AM
Press
#forPM
3 Sefthe Monfh(2dlglts)
PresOl for Jonuory
Press
l2 forDecember
4 SetDoy ol Monlh (2dlgltr,
Press0l for
the flrst
doy
Press3l forthe lost doy
5 Set
the week doy (l dlglt)
I =SUN
4=WED7=SAT
2=MON5=THU
3=TU 6=FRl
6 Set
the Hour
(2digils)
Press0l forI O'clock
Press
l2 forl2 O'clock
7 Set the Minule(2dbirs)
Press00
to 59 forminutes
24 Hout (Eu
ropeon/M ilitory)
l PressSET/REVIEW
2 SetDoyof Month
3 Set
Month
4 Setdoy of week
5 Enter
2digitsforhour
6 Enter2digitsforminutes
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ou*ill'lreara confomtrionbne
youcnelp4the:$el, i. If.y,n.l.ffi.e,,.,ili
al SFr/REvtf\trffi;6, u6
DoNot UftHcndset
00,00
rutre: lE 5 O€
e=)F-
Fn|3f l|l-Ct
J*
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12frlilrt
I--I'IIIIIIIII
24
hourdisplay
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Setting
UpYour
Phone
I PresPROGRAM,
2 Pres
*.
3 ftes #.
4 Press
*.
5 Enter onedigit.
2= TONE
?-Drilqtr
6 >'es MUTE.
You
willheor
o
confirmotionringifyou entered the
Cslo conectly,
SetlingDiol
Mode
o setthedial mode,you need
to programthe
phoneto eithertouchtone (2) or rotary (3). Make
sureyou choose
thecorrectdialing method. Touch
tonedialing will not work if you havedial pulse
(rotary) service.
oumay notbeusingall threephonelines,if you
purchased
your systemwith expandability in mind.
For theline statusto work properly, you need
to
turn theline statusOFF for the unused
line. After
you expand
thephoneto a third line, turn the line
status
ON,forit toworkproperly.
Youcan
notturn
off the
linestatus
forLine l. I
DoNotLifi
]lcndset
XJIO
_nan rm nrl|
tr-lr-r- B
5
E
tr5588
SetlingtJp
forOnlyTwo
or
IhreeLinee
I Pres PnOGtU.
2 Pres *
3 Press #. ' :
4 Enter
one difi f€rthe line
number,
2=L2
3=13
4
=L4
5 Enterone dqil.
0 = turn OFF lle strrtr.ls
I = turn ON lines?crt.ls
6 Press
TRIIISFER
Yor.r
ufl heor o
confirmofionrirp rf
youentered
the
doto conectty.
Do
Not
lifl Hondset
RtDlAL IRt{sfR RrsH
[t+r6 r-

Setting
UpYour
Phone
Setting
Up
o Privote
Line
I PressPROGRAM.
2 Press
*,
3 Press #.
4 Enter
o differentline
number
(0S08)
for
eochprivote
line.
5 Press HOLD.
You
willheor
o confirmcrtion
ring
ofter
o successful
ossignment.
NOTE: A private
line,
installed
as
Une4,
can
only"beused
atthose
phones
where
it is installed.
iline ft phone
number
mus betle same
on
all phones for theintercom
andpging
features
Jowork.
Chonging
BAIERY
Disptoy
I Press
PROGRAM.
2 Press
*.
3 Press#.
4 Press
*.
5 Enter
one digit,
O
= don'tdisployBATTERY,
I =disploy
BAilERY.
6 Press
CONF.You
will
heor
o confirmotion
ring
if
youentered
thedoto correcflv.
10
henbatterypower is low, BATTERY
flashes
on
thedisplay. Replace
thebatreriespromptly to
prevent
thepossibility of memory loss. To change
thebatteries,
see
page
4. You canturn off the
BATTERY
message
by programming
thephone.
D,oNolUfillcrdset
hjs feanrre
only works if you have
threephone
linescmneood to your telephone. Line 4 may vary
from phone
to phom. This line canbeconsidered
a
Frlyatcline, *'hictr othcr 854phones
cannotaccess.
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DoNotUn
Hcndset
Ano
:.etl- ln|s8
trC-Ef,
t1 cor{F
R.ASH PAUSE
REDIAL
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Es6
EE5
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TOiIE

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Poge
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t3
l3
t4
l4
l5
t5
t5
t6
l6
t6
l7
t7
l8
t8
t9
l9
Indicotorlights
ond disploy
messoges
Moking
ond onswering
o coll
Coll
Privocy
UsingtheSpeokerphone
UsingRediol
AutoRediol
Using
Hold
Switching
betweenlines
Using
Mute
Using
Flosh
Using
Tone
ttiokrng
o 3-Porly
con:erence
coll
U$rBDoNotDisturb
Tronstening
colls
Monitoringthe length
ofo coll
Adjusting
Ringer
Volume
AdjustirpVolume
SECNON
\Z
I our new system
may operate
differently from
othertelephone
systems
you haveused. Read
this
sectioncarefully to become
familiar with themany
unique
features
ofthe 4-Line 854.
Operationat a Glance
o Meaning of display messages
andthe :,
indicator
lights.
o Usingspeakerphone,
conference
calling,
holdandredial.
' Turningcall privacy
offand on.
o Turning Do Not Disturb on andoff.
o Memory features
arein aseparate
section
on page20.
' Intercomfeatures
arein a separate
section
beginning
onpage24.
' For summaryof operationandprogram-
ming,see
QuickReference
card
enclosed
orQuickReference
onback
cover.
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Operation
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ofttr rccL
lb lld Disturb
faturuisineffect.
nasnes.
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Accessthelower
memoryspacesand
CallDisplay
functions.
All
phones
are
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being
paged,
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SPEAKER
MUTE
LOWER
AUTOREDIAL
NOTINUSE OFF
11,12,13,
L4
INTERCOM
SPEAKER
MUTE
LOWER
lnuseatanother
phone.
INUSE
(x
11,12,13,L4
AUTOREDIAL
Receivinga call.
Phoneis redialing
thenumber.
11,12,13,L4
INTERCOM
You
are
using
a
phone
line.
Pagingorrnaking
anintercomcall.
Ll,L2,L3,L4
INTERCOM
You placeda
phone
line
on
hold.
Receiving
an
intercomcall.
11,12,13,L4 Someoneelse
placed
a phone
line
on
hold.
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or
notinstalled.
BATTERYllashes.
Displays
thedate
and
tlme,
number
beingdialed,
timeelapsed
orthe
intercomnumber
of
called
orcalling
pafi.
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Moking
qndAnsweilng
oCd
' Ufihondset,
OR
PTesSPEAKER.
Tooverride
outomoflc
llne
selection,
press
H, [2, [3 or V beforeyoulitt
the hondset, OR
Fess
the line
youwontto useoronswer.
dhtvwy:
Toirsurepdvocy,
the phone ollows
only
ore pe.sonof o timeto useo line.
@rcd d Privocy:
Pne.s
qe he button forthot coll,Youwlll
hea o sl.c,-nng
tone, Others
con now
Pin Y,or,r
con.
hcfore Cd Privacy:
Duringthe c: pres the linebutton
ogoin. You
w{lneor
o doublering.The
otherphqes uf be dopped from
tfrecoll.
lhe phone lffi gfvocy
outomqtlccryrlur you endlhe coll.
Wn"n you
make
acall,
thcphocedccts the
fust
available
line. When you
answer
acall,the
phone
automatically
selects
the
ringing
lire. Tooverride
automatic
lineselection,press
Ll,Lll,[3 or 1,4
before
youlift thehandset.
If youhave
aprivate
linethephone
automatically
selsftrlb.
Line-
In-Us
eIndicators
:
Whenever
alineisinuse,
thelightflashes
slowly
onthe
phone
using
the
line.
Onthe
other
phones,
the
lightremains
on,indicating
someone
else
is
using
thatline.
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Operation
Using
lhe
Speokerphone
for
Honds-free
Conversolion
I Press SPEAKER,
oro line button.to
octivote the speokerphone.
2 PressSPEAKER
ogointo hong
up.
Adjust The
SpeakerVolume:
PresstheVOLUME buttonstoincreasc
or
decreasevolumewhile
usingthe
speakerphona
NOTE: Wheneverthespeakerphone
light
,iS
on;
y,ou,
ian hang
upthehandset
u'ithour
disconneCting
yourcall.
UsingRediol
' Press
REDIALto rediol the lost
phone
number
youdioled.
The
SPEAKERlight
ondthefirst
ovoiloble
linelightwillturn
on.
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I qr can usctbe speaterphone
to makeor answer
a call c n rntercompage.
Press
SPEAKER
instead
of lifti4 tbc h:.,J*t The SPEAKER
light is on
uben t}r Sprr. ---rlooc is in use.
All features
of
t}tcphore uort rhesrrrcilEnyouusethespeaker-
FEDrring a call yur can switch back andforth
froar hand-t to soeakerphone
asoften asyou like.
You press
SPEAKER
ro activatethe speakerphone
r*'hrle
usrn-srhehandset To cancelthe speaker-
phone.lift the handset.
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Press
to
redial
last
number
called
rT
I hetelephone
always
remembers
thelastnumber
dialed. Eachtime you dial, thephone
automatically
storesin memory
thenumber you called.
{
Whenyou
useREDIAL,you
hear
the
number
being
dialed
and
whether
thenumber
isbusy
orunan-
swered
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Operation
UsingAuloRediol
I Press
AUTOREDIAI
to rediolthelost
phone
number
you
dioled.
2 Whenlhe coll isonswered,
llfilhe
hondset
or press SPEAKER.
fo Concel AWO REDIAL
' Press
SPEAKERtwice.
Using
Hold
o Pres
HOID
to keepo collon theline.
Onceo collisonhold
ony854
phone
con toke
thecoll
offhold,
loMllold
' Press||^€line
button of the line
on hold.
ff$IE: Youca noij'tu
on hold-
Switching
Befween
Lines
I Press
HOLDto keepo coll onlhe line.
2 Press
onother lirrebxrtton
to moke or
onswer
onofhercd.
fo Hold second &
PresHOID,
then press
ffilE b,r.rtton
to
return
to yourorigincl
cd-
oe
fo Drop recod &
Prestheline
button
ofltptstccl. Ihe cotl
onthesecondline
is
dropped.
rTr
|' b ilrEfi.| ftaris uscfrtl when you are
trying to rech attrs-vurtrer. The phone will
continuall: - :I. u.::o lO: -.es,
the
number
untilthe
otber linc is frec. O ttc display, tbe number being
dialed{'P?rsrd BUSVDIALflasbes.If you wanr
to selectthc lir tbar is usedo redial a number, first
selectthed€sfucd
line THEIJ pess AL[O REDIAL.
hile acall is on hold, you canreplace
the
handset
without disconnecting
your call. press
the
line buttonto returnto your call.
Thelight of theline on hold flashes.
While the
light flashes,you and
your callercannot
hear
oneanother.
As areminder, adoublebeep
soundsevery30
seconds
to alertyou acall is still on hold.
\MO"O"r rou use
thehandser
orthespeaker-
phone,
usetheHOLD feature
toswitchback
and
forth
between
lines
asnecessary.
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