Iwatsu Platinum Series User manual

All features listed except those marked with a † require the user to lift the receiver before
operating the feature. Press [FEAT]+[#]+[9]+{button} to determine the function of a button.
Absence Message
Return Time.....................[Absence Message]+1+HH:MM
Return Date .....................[Absence Message]+2+DD
Meeting Time...................[Absence Message]+3+HH:MM
Telephone No..................[Absence Message]+4+(Phone No.)+#
Cancel.............................[Absence Message]+*
Account Code .....................[Account Code]+(Code)+*
Auto Repeat Dial.................[Auto Repeat Dial]
Cancel.............................[Auto Repeat Dial]+*
BGM-On†............................[BGM]
Off† .................................[BGM]
Busy ICM Callback..............[ICM Call Back]
Cancel.............................[ICM Call Back]+*
Busy Number Callback........[Timed Trunk Queue]
Cancel.............................[Timed Trunk Queue]+*
Busy Trunk Queue ..............[Trunk Queuing]
Cancel.............................[Trunk Queuing]+*
Call Coverage [CCV]...........[Delayed n], [Immed. n], [No ring n]
Immediate........................[CCV]+1
Delay Indication ...............[CCV]+2
No Ring ...........................[CCV]+3
Call Mode Change ..............Tone to Voice: ICM extension +#
Call Mode Change†.............Voice to Tone: [Calling Mode CHG]
Call Park Pick Up................[Call Park Pickup]+Ext.No.
Call Pick Up
Internal Group..................[Call Pickup In]
External Group.................[Call Pickup Out]+Group No.
Direct Extension...............[Spec. Call Pickup]+Ext.No.
Conference
Add On............................[TRAN]+Ext.No.+[ADD]
Multi Line.........................[HOLD]+(Line 2)+[ADD]+(Line 1)
Trunk to Trunk .................[HOLD]
Display Change...................[LCD Mode Change]
Extension Lock....................[Station Lockout]+(Password)
Release ...........................[Station Lockout]+(Password)
Flexible Call Forwarding
All....................................[FORWARD]+Call Type (1-3)+1+(Destination)
Busy/No Answer ..............[FORWARD]+Call Type (1-3)+2+(Destination)
No Answer.......................[FORWARD]+Call Type (1-3)+3+(Destination)
All External ......................[FORWARD]+Call Type (1-3)+4+(Destination(90-99))
Cancel..............................[FORWARD]+*+Call Type (1-4)
Follow Me.........................[FORWARD]+[FORWARD]+Call Type+(Ext. No.)
Flash-Short.........................[Short Flash]
Last No. Redial ...................[SPEED]+#
Meet-Me Page Answer........[Meet Me]
Memo Dial
Set...................................[Memo Dial]+(Phone No.)+[Memo Dial]
Dial..................................[Memo Dial]
Message Waiting
Set...................................[MESSAGE]+#
Cancel.............................[MESSAGE]+*+Ext.No.
Display.............................[MESSAGE]
Answer ............................[MESSAGE]+#
Clear................................[MESSAGE]+**
Privacy Release..................[Privacy Release]
Save No. Redial..................[Save No. Redial]
Speaker Phone
Full/Half duplex................[Speaker Duplex]or [FEAT]+[6]+[6]
Speed Dial Registration†
Number............................[FEAT]+[SPEED]+(Code)+(Phone No.)+ FEAT]
Trunk Group.....................[FEAT]+[SPEED]+#+(Code)+(LineNo.)+[FEAT]
Name...............................[FEAT]+[SPEED]+*+(Code)+(Name)+[FEAT]
Speed Dial..........................[SPEED]+(Code)
Speed Dial-Scroll ................[SPEED]+*+(Code)+*/#+[SPEED]
Transfer to Park..................[TRAN]+[PARK]+Ext.No.
Time Reminder
Set...................................[Reminder]+HH:MM
Cancel.............................[Reminder]+*
Universal Night Answer.......[UNA Pickup]
Whisper Page .....................Press *
Depending on the hardware, software and programmed functions in your Iwatsu system,
available features and feature operations may differ from those listed in this guide. For
more information contact your authorized Iwatsu distributor.
FEATURE OPERATION CODES
Part Number: 108680
Printed in USA
June 2006
1-800-974-5070
www.iwatsu.com
Iwatsu Voice Networks
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Irving, TX 75063

The Enterprise 18i/d Platinum Series Telephone
This guide describes basic and advanced features
and operations for Iwatsu Enterprise 2.0 Communica-
tions Server Platinum Series IP and Digital Tele-
phones.
For more information, refer to your Iwatsu Owner’s
Manual or contact your authorized Iwatsu distributor.
Only Iwatsu qualified personnel are authorized to
install any component of an Iwatsu system. Should
you require service, please contact your authorized
Iwatsu distributor.
Multipurpose Keys - These keys can be
programmed for specific functions, including
outside line access, individual extension selection,
and one-touch feature operation.
Note: Multipurpose keys must be programmed for
your individual station and are denoted in this guide
by []. For example: [TEXT MSG].
Key Lamps - These lamps light up or flash
when someone is using the line or feature cor-
responding to that key. A green lamp indicates that
you are using that line/feature. A red lamp indicates
that someone else is using that line/feature.
Speaker - This button allows you to dial and
receive outside or internal calls and talk with-
out lifting the receiver.
Mute Key - When talking using the handset,
pressing the Mute key mutes the handset
transmitter. If using the speakerphone, press-
ing the Mute key mutes the station microphone.
When using the headset jack, the Mute key mutes
the transmitter on the headset.
INTRODUCTION
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Forward
Call Log
EZDial
VMail
Park
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System Name
K
Key Lamps...................................................... 1
L
Last Number Redial........................................4
Layer 2 Switch................................................20
M
Making an Outgoing Call ................................3
Making an Intercom Call................................. 3
Making an Intercom Group Call...................... 3
Master Hunt Groups ....................................... 14
MENU KEYS................................................... 5
Message Waiting............................................ 14
Multipurpose Keys..........................................1
Mute Key.........................................................1
P
Paging.............................................................15
Park Menu Key...............................................7
Personal Ringing Tones ................................. 15
Picking Up a Call On Hold..............................4
Putting a Call On Hold....................................3
R
Receiving an Incoming Call............................3
Ringer Volume Control ...................................2
Receiving a Call From Another Extension...... 3
S
Speaker .......................................................... 1
Speaker Volume Control................................. 2
Save Dialed Number....................................... 4
Speed Dial......................................................16
T
TRAN (Transfer).............................................2
Transferring a Call to Another Extension........4
Transfer to Park.............................................. 8
Text Messaging ..............................................17
U
Universal Night Answer ..................................19
V
Voice Mail.......................................................8
Volume Control............................................... 2
W
Whisper Page.................................................15
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Symbols
Keys................................................................1
911 Support....................................................4
A
ADVANCED FEATURES................................9
Answering Machine Emulation
(Voice Mail Monitor)...............................10
B
BASIC FEATURES.........................................3
Busy ICM Callback .........................................10
Busy Number Callback ...................................10
C
Call Storage (System).....................................9
Call Coverage.................................................11
Call Log...........................................................6
Call Pick-Up....................................................11
Internal Group.............................................11
Direct Extension..........................................11
Call Recording ................................................12
Conference.....................................................6
D
DIRECT INWARD SYSTEM ACCESS ...........19
Do Not Disturb ................................................12
DISPLAY MENU FEATURE OPERATION.....6
E
ePod ...............................................................2
E-Response Help Call ....................................19
Exclusive Hold On Outside Line .....................12
EZDial.............................................................7
F
FEAT (Feature)...............................................2
Flash...............................................................13
Forward...........................................................7
Forward Features (Advanced)........................13
Forward (Follow-Me).......................................13
FEATURE OPERATION CODES... Back Cover
H
Handset Volume Control.................................2
HOLD/DND (Hold/Do Not Disturb)..................2
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INTRODUCTION ............................................1
ICM.................................................................2
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INDEX Mailbox - This key is used to access your
voice mailbox.
FEAT (Feature) - This button is used to
access many Iwatsu system features.
TRAN (Transfer) - This button allows you
to transfer a call from your phone to another
extension.
HOLD/DND (Hold/Do Not Disturb) -
This key is used to put a call on Hold or to
set the Do Not Disturb function and prevent
any calls from getting through or ringing at your
extension.
ePod (Easy Point of Decision) is used for easy
access to the Display Menu, navigating the Call
Log, and changing volume levels on your Enterprise
18i/d Telephone.
•Press IN or OUT to access incoming or outgoing
Call records.
•Press the VOL up or down arrows to control re-
ceiver, speaker, ringer, and handset volumes.
•Press the SET button and use the arrows to
scroll through the menu options.
Volume Control:
The UP and DOWN arrow volume control keys are
used adjust the Handset, Speaker, and Ringer vol-
ume based on the state of the telephone.
Receiver (Handset) Volume - When using the
Handset, the volume control key allows you to ad-
just the handset volume to one of three levels.
Speaker Volume - When using the Speaker, the
volume control allows you to adjust the speaker
volume to one of eleven levels.
Ringer Volume - Pressing the ringer volume control
button allows you to adjust the ringer volume to one
of four levels.
ICM - The intercom system is the internal network
used to communicate between the telephone exten-
sions in your Iwatsu system. Pressing the [ICM]
button connects you to an intercom line for conver-
sation with other extensions.
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TRAN
FEAT
HOLD
/DND
Enterprise 18i/d Enterprise 12i/d
SET
VOL
IN OUT V O LV O L
SET
VOL
IN OUT

Making an Outgoing Call
•Press the Speaker key or lift the receiver.
•Press an outside line button. You will hear a dial
tone.
•Dial telephone number.
Make a dialing mistake?
•Press the [FLASH] button to get new dial tone.
•Dial again.
Receiving an Incoming Call
When your phone rings and lamp flashes:
•Press the Speaker key or Lift the receiver to con-
nect the call.
If your phone does not connect you to the call
automatically
When your phone rings and lamp flashes:
•Lift the receiver.
•Press the button with the flashing lamp to connect
the call.
Making an Intercom Call
•Press the Speaker key or lift the receiver and
wait for dial tone.
•Dial an extension number.
or
If you have a DSS (Direct Station Selection) button
assigned for the extension:
•Lift the receiver and wait for dial tone.
•Press the assigned extension button.
Receiving a Call From Another Extension
When you hear the intercom call signal - either the
caller’s voice or intercom ringing tone:
•Pick up the receiver, and the call is connected.
or
•Speak into the microphone without lifting the re-
ceiver.
Making an Intercom Group Call
•Dial the Intercom Group access number when
you hear the Intercom Dial Tone.
Putting a Call On Hold
When speaking on an outside line:
•Press the HOLD/DND button.
The active outside line button lamp flashes green on
your phone and red at other extensions.
If the call is not picked up, the call will ring again at
your phone.
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BASIC FEATURES
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•Dial the desired extension number, hunt group
access code, paging access code or outside line
access code and phone number.
To register a flash to make another call
•Dial +.
•Once an outside call has been made, another
call may not be placed.
There are two jacks on the back of your Enter-
prise 2.0 IP Telephone. One jack is labeled “PC”
and the other is labeled “LAN”. Use the PC jack to
connect to a second device.
To use the layer 2 switch:
•Connect on Category 5 cable from the PC jack
on the IP telephone to the NIC card on your
PC.
•Connect one Category 5 cable from the LAN
jack on the IP telephone to the wall jack con-
nected to the local area network.
For a full list of Display Menu features, please re-
fer to the IP Telephone User Guide in your
Iwatsu Owner’s Manual.
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Making an E-Response Help Call
If programmed, your Enterprise 2.0 System pro-
vides emergency notification to a group of tele-
phones or paging system.
Note: This feature is in addition to 911 Support.
•Go off hook and do not dial for more than 10
seconds.
or
•Go off hook and begin dialing a system exten-
sion. Between digits pause for more than 10
seconds.
or
•At ICM dial tone dial the E-Response Group ac-
cess number.
The system will initiate an E-Response Help Call to
the stations in your E-Response Group and/or a
paging system.
Universal Night Answer
If you need to pick up an incoming call when the
system is in the night mode:
•Lift receiver.
•Press FEAT button and dial +.
or
•Press the [UNIVERSAL NIGHT ANSWER] but-
ton (if assigned).
You are connected with the incoming call.
Direct Inward System Access (DISA) allows an ex-
ternal caller to access Iwatsu system features from
outside the office. Feature operation for DISA calls
is the same as those for the Single Line Telephone.
Certain DISA features, including making an outside
call and system paging access require a security
password.
Operation
•When Iwatsu answers the caller will hear either a
message or a special DISA dial tone.
To Interrupt the Message
•Press +. You will hear DISA dial tone.
To make an intercom or hunt group call
•Dial the desired extension number or hunt group
access code.
To access all DISA features:
•Dial .
•Dial the assigned password. You will have the
calling capabilities assigned to the DISA line.
or
•Dial an extension number followed by that exten-
sion’s Station Restriction Password. You will
have the same calling capabilities as that exten-
sion.
•Wait for the intercom dial tone.
DIRECT INWARD SYSTEM ACCESS
Picking Up a Call On Hold
•Press the key with either the green or the red
flashing lamp to pick up the call being held on
that line.
Transferring a Call to Another Extension
When speaking on an outside line:
•Press the TRAN button. When you hear dial
tone.
•Dial an extension number.
or
•Press an extension button or EZDial selection (if
assigned).
•Announce the call when the extension answers.
•Hang up.
911 Support
At default, your Iwatsu system is programmed to
automatically contact your local Public Safety
Answering Point (PSAP) when 911 is dialed.
Enhanced 911 Service ensures that when 911 is
dialed from a system extension, information that
allows the PSAP to identify the caller’s location in a
building is sent to the PSAP along with the call.
Check with your system installer or Authorized
Iwatsu Distributor to make sure your system is
programmed for Enhanced 911 Service.
Save Dialed Number
While speaking on an outside line:
•Press the FEAT button and dial +.
or
•Press the [SAVE DIAL] button (if assigned).
You will hear a confirmation tone that indicates the
phone number you just dialed has been saved.
To dial the saved number
•Lift the receiver.
•Press the FEAT button and dial +.
or
•Press the [SAVE DIAL] button (if assigned).
•The saved number is automatically dialed.
Last Number Redial
To automatically redial the last number you called:
•Lift the receiver.
Press the [SPEED] button and dial .
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5
Enterprise 12i/d Display Menu Access
Access the display menu by selecting the corre-
sponding Menu key below the feature name shown
on the display as shown below.
Enterprise 12i/d Display Menu
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VMail Fwd Park
15 TUE 10:40 AM
VMail Fwd Park
Menu Key Features
The Enterprise 18i/d and Enterprise 12i/d Digital
Telephones are equipped with menu keys. Fre-
quently used features that are accessible via the
Menu keys are listed below:
•Call Forward.
•Call Conference.
•Voice Mail.
•Call Park.
Only available on the Enterprise 18i/d:
•Call Log for incoming and outgoing calls.
•EZDial for access to ten direct station selections.
(When programmed in the system database)
Enterprise 18i/d Menu Key Access
Access the display menu by one of two methods:
1. Select the corresponding Menu key next to the
feature shown on the display.
or
2. Select the ePod SET button located below the
telephone key pad and using the UP, DOWN, IN,
and OUT arrows to scroll through the menu as
shown below.
Enterprise 18i/d Display Menu
Scroll Up
Scroll Down
Set
Key
Scroll Left Scroll Right
VMail
Park
15 TUE 10:40 AM
System Name
Forward
Call Log
EZDial
MENU KEYS
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Stored Text Messages
To select and send a stored text message to
another system extension
While calling a busy or idle extension:
•Press [TEXT MSG] + text message number (00-
99), or [TEXT MSGn].
•Press .
To display a stored text message
•Press [TEXT MSG] + to display a stored text
message.
To respond to a stored text message by calling
the originating extension:
•Press [TEXT MSG] + to display the stored text
message.
•Press a second time to call the station that
sent the text message.
To delete a stored text message
While your text message key is lit:
•Press [TEXT MSG] + + .
Scrolling and Selecting Text Messages
To Scroll through the available system text mes-
sages:
•Go off hook and press [TEXT MSG] + + text
message number (00-89).
•With a message displayed press to scroll for-
ward and to scroll backward.
To scroll through the available personal text
messages
•Go off hook and press [TEXT MSG] + + text
message number (90-99).
•With a message displayed press # to scroll for-
ward and to scroll backward.
Registering Personal Text Messages
To enter a personal text message:
•Press FEAT + [TEXT MSG] + text message
number (90-99).
•Press the following keys for text message data
entry:
•Press [FEAT] to end the operation.







[FEAT] All delete [HOLD] Enter/1 character delete
,.,[space],1
G,H,I,4
A,B,C,2 D,E,F,3
M,N,O,6
W,X,Y,Z,9
Upper/lower case
J,K,L,5
T,U,V,8
&,0
P,Q,R,S,7
Alphanumeric







[FEAT] All delete [HOLD] Enter/1 character delete
,.,[space],1
G,H,I,4
A,B,C,2 D,E,F,3
M,N,O,6
W,X,Y,Z,9
Upper/lower case
J,K,L,5
T,U,V,8
&,0
P,Q,R,S,7
Alphanumeric

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Outside Line Pre-Select
•Lift the receiver.
•Press an outside line button.
•Press the [SPEED] button, then dial the SPEED
DIAL CODE.
The system will automatically dial the registered
number.
Quick Dial
•Lift the receiver.
•Press the [SPEED] button, then dial the SPEED
DIAL CODE.
The system will automatically dial the registered
number. This operation will not work unless you
register the outside line group number.
Alphanumeric Speed Dial By Name Feature
•Press [SPEED] [SPEED].
•To search for a registered name, press the num-
bers on the dial pad .
•To focus the search, press HOLD/DND, and
enter another character.
•To scroll through the registered names, press
FORWARD or BACKWARD .
•Press [SPEED] to dial the number.
Text Messaging
You may send a manual signaling or busy bypass
text message to the display of another system ex-
tension. You may also send a stored text message
that lights the Text Message button [TEXT MSG] at
another system extension.
Busy Bypass/Manual Signaling Text Messages
To select and send a manual signaling text mes-
sage:
•Lift the receiver and press [TEXT MSG] + text
message number (00-99), or [TEXT MSGn].
•Dial an extension number or press [DSS] or
[CCV].
To select and send a busy bypass text message
While calling a busy or idle extension:
•Press [TEXT MSG] + text message number (00-
99), or [TEXT MSGn].
To respond to a busy bypass text message
while on a call
While on a call with a busy bypass text message on
your display:
•Press [TEXT MSG] + + text message number
(00-99) + [TEXT MSG].
To delete a busy bypass text message from your
display
While a text message is on your display:
•Press [TEXT MSG] + + .
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Call Conference
The Enterprise 2.0 system allows you to make con-
ference calls with any combination of up to four ex-
tensions and outside lines on the same call.
Note: An Outside party must be added to the con-
ference prior to adding an internal party.
To Make a Conference Call:
While speaking on a CO or ICM call:
•Press the Conf (Conference) button on the dis-
play menu.
•Select Internal (ICM) or Outside (CO):
•Internal—Dial the extension you wish to add
to the conference or make your selection from
the EZDial menu (if programmed).
or
•External—Dial the extension you wish to add
to the conference.
•When the party you are calling answers, press
the ADD button.
•After you hear a tone burst, all parties are con-
nected.
To add another extension or outside line, repeat
same procedure.
Call Log (18i/d only)
Your Enterprise 18i/d is programmed to capture,
store, and display telephone numbers and Caller ID
information from Incoming and Outgoing calls with
Caller ID, ANI, or DNIS information.
View the Call Log
Using the Menu:
•Press the Call Log menu on your display.
•Select Incoming or Outgoing Call Log.
•Make your Selection:
- Next (For next Call Log entry).
- Previous (For Previous Call Log entry).
- Delete (number displayed).
- Dial (number displayed or press Set to dial).
- In/Out (Switch to / from Incoming or Outgoing).
- Exit (To exit the Call Log).
Using the ePod to navigate:
•Press the IN or OUT button to display the Incom-
ing or Outgoing Call Log entries.
•Use the Up or Down buttons to scroll through the
Incoming or Outgoing Call Log.
Scroll Up
Scroll Down
Incoming
Call
Records
Outgoing
Call
Records
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EZDial (18i/d only)
Your Enterprise 18i/d can be programmed to have
one to ten direct station selections located in the
EZDial directory. (This feature will not appear unless
programmed in the system database by your
authorized Iwatsu Distributor.)
To Access the EZDial Directory:
•Press the EZDial menu key.
•Press the menu key next to the station name or
number you wish to call.
Forward
Set Forward Destination
From the Display Menu:
•Press the Forward menu key on your display.
•Press Set.
•Enter the Call Type you wish to forward.
- All calls (CO/Intercom).
- CO calls only.
- ICM (Intercom) calls only.
•Enter the Destination.
- Internal.
- External.
•Internal—Enter the Forward Mode for Internal
Calls.
- All calls to another extension or hunt group.
- Busy/No Answer calls to another extension
or hunt group.
- No Answer calls to another extension or
hunt group.
•External—Enter the Forward Mode for
External Calls.
- All Calls to an external number.
(using Personal Speed Dial Codes 90-99)
An asterisk will appear next to the Forward feature
on your display when the station has been
forwarded. Press the Speaker button to end the
operation.
Forward Status / Cancel
To check the Forward status of your phone or to
cancel station forwarding:
•Press the Forward menu key—only once.
- The 12i/d will first display the current forward
status for two seconds.
•Press Cancel, to cancel forwarding.
•Press the Speaker button to end the operation.
Park
Park a call so that it can be reached from another
extension.
Putting a call in Call Park
When speaking on an outside line:
•Select the Park menu key.
•You will hear confirmation tone and an *will
appear next to the Park menu key.
•Hang up the phone.
If the call is not picked up, the call will return to your
phone. 16
Speed Dial
Personal Speed Dial Registration - To register
personal speed dial numbers:
•Press the FEAT button.
•Press the [SPEED] button, then dial the desired
PERSONAL SPEED ACCESS CODE (90-99).
•Enter the phone number.
•Press FEAT to end the operation.
Personal Speed Dial Registration - To register
several speed dial numbers:
•Press the FEAT button.
•After entering a phone number, press the
[SPEED] button.
•Enter another speed dial code number, repeat
the same procedure.
•Press the [FLASH] button.
To register a pause time:
•At the desired location, press HOLD/DND.
•Dial to for the desired pause time in sec-
onds.
To set an outside line to be selected for speed
dialing:
•Do not lift receiver.
•Press the FEAT button.
•Press [SPEED] and , then dial the desired
PERSONAL SPEED DIAL CODE (90-99).
•Dial the desired outside line group number
•(01-60 or 00).
•Press [FEAT] to end the operation.
To register a directory name for a speed dial
number:
•Do not lift receiver.
•Press the FEAT button .
•Press the [SPEED] button and , then dial the
desired PERSONAL SPEED DIAL CODE (90-
99).
•Register the letters of the name using the dial
pad.
•Press the button until the desired letter is dis-
played, then press the HOLD/DND button to
enter that letter or number (up to 10 characters).
•Press FEAT to end the operation.
To Speed Dial a Number
When you want to SPEED DIAL a registered num-
ber, perform one of the following operations:







[FEAT] All delete [HOLD] Enter/1 character delete
,.,[space],1
G,H,I,4
A,B,C,2 D,E,F,3
M,N,O,6
W,X,Y,Z,9
Upper/lower case
J,K,L,5
T,U,V,8
&,0
P,Q,R,S,7
Alphanumeric







[FEAT] All delete [HOLD] Enter/1 character delete
,.,[space],1
G,H,I,4
A,B,C,2 D,E,F,3
M,N,O,6
W,X,Y,Z,9
Upper/lower case
J,K,L,5
T,U,V,8
&,0
P,Q,R,S,7
Alphanumeric

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Paging
•Lift the receiver or press the Speaker key.
•Press the [PAGE] key.
•When you hear the confirmation tone, make your
announcement by speaking into the receiver.
•Hang up or press the Speaker button to end the
page.
Whisper Page
You may communicate with a busy station without
interrupting their call using the Whisper Page fea-
ture.
To communicate with a busy extension:
•After calling a busy station, press the button.
•You may now speak to that extension.
To Respond to Whisper Page
After receiving a whisper page while on a call:
•Press the button to speak with the extension
that called using the whisper page feature.
•Press the button a second time to resume
speaking with the original calling party.
Note: The original calling party cannot hear the
whisper page or your response to a whisper page.
To Respond to Whisper Page with a Text Mes-
sage:
After receiving a whisper page while on call follow
the procedures in Text Messaging feature.
Personal Ringing Tones
You may choose one of eight different ringing tones
to distinguish your station from others.
To play a ringing tone at your system extension:
•With your station idle press FEAT + + 
+ -.
To select a ringing tone for your system exten-
sion:
•With your station idle press FEAT + + + -
+ .
To restore default ringing tone at your system
extension:
•With your station idle press FEAT + + + +
.
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Picking up a call that is Parked
From the extension that parked the call:
•Lift receiver or press the Speaker key.
•Press the Park* menu key.
From another extension:
•Lift receiver or press the Speaker key.
•Press the Park menu key.
•Dial the extension number where the call is
parked to pick-up the call.
Transfer to Park
You can transfer a call to another user’s individual
park on their telephone. The call can then be picked
up remotely from another telephone. The call can
also be picked up from the telephone where it is
parked.
Transferring a call to another user’s individual
park
When speaking on an outside line:
•Press TRAN + the Park menu key.
•Dial the number of the extension where the call
is to be parked, or press the extension button (if
assigned).
•When you hear confirmation tone, hang up.
•An *will appear next to the Park menu key on
the user’s phone.
•If desired, use the paging system to inform the
user of the call parked on their telephone.
Picking up a call parked on your individual Park
from your telephone
•Lift the receiver or press the Speaker key.
•Press the Park menu key.
Picking up a call parked at another telephone
•Lift the receiver or press the Speaker key.
•Press the Park menu key.
•Dial the number of the extension where the call
is parked, or press the extension button (if
assigned).
Voice Mail
Your Voice Mail Box can be accessed through the
display menu or via the Mail Box key located on the
telephone key pad.
To Access Voice Mail
•Select the Vmail menu key.
or
•Press the Voice Mail key on the key pad.
Note: If you have an IX-4EVMC voice mail card
installed in your system, your Vmail menu key will
appear with a message count. (i.e. 2 Msgs).
If this is the first time that you have connected to
your voice mail box, follow the directions for setting
up your voice mail.

OPT
USAS
USAT/
UST
FLT
COL
UAD
KEY KEY MEANING KEY LABEL
Retrieve Caller ID for Abandoned or All Calls
from Your Station
Retrieve Caller ID for All Calls to Your Station that
were Abandoned on a Specific Trunk Group
(Flexible) or (Fixed 1-250)
Floating Outside Line Group Access
Optimized Routing (Make an Outgoing Call
using Least Cost Routing)
Central Office Line Key (Used to Access a
Specific Trunk to Make an Outgoing Call)
Abandoned Call Delete (Delete Caller ID for Calls
that Rang Your Station but Ceased Before You or
Voice Mail answered)
ADVANCED FEATURES
Call Storage (System)
Your telephone may be programmed to capture,
store and display telephone numbers and IDs from
calls received with Caller ID, ANI or DNIS informa-
tion. This feature requires a Call Storage Key to be
programmed on your key pattern.
To view call information:
For station:
•Press Speaker.
•Press the illuminated [USAS] key to display in-
formation about the first call that occurred at
your station.
•Press to scroll forward and to scroll back-
ward in sequence.
For trunk group:
•Press Speaker.
•Press the illuminated [UST] key, or
•Press the [USAT] key + trunk group number to
display information about the first call that oc-
curred on a specific trunk group.
•Press to scroll forward and to scroll back-
ward in sequence.
To delete a call record from system memory:
•With a call record displayed, press the [UAD]
key.
To make a call by automatically dialing the
Caller ID number:
•Display a call record.
•Press the [USAS] key, [USAT] + trunk group
number or [UST] key a second time.
or
•Press [FLT], [OPT], or [COL].
To add digits to the displayed number before
calling out:
•Display a call record.
•Dial the additional digits to be added to the out-
going number (the added digits do not appear on
the display when entered).
•Press the [USAS] key, [USAT] + trunk group
number or [UST] key a second time.
or
•Press [FLT], [OPT], or [COL].
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Master Hunt Groups
The Enterprise 2.0 Communications Server allows
extensions to be programmed into Hunt Groups.
Each Hunt Group is assigned code and when dialed
the system searches for the first idle extension.
To Call a Hunt Group
•Lift the receiver.
•Wait for the dial tone.
•Dial Hunt Group access code.
or
•Press [HUNT] if assigned as a Multipurpose but-
ton.
Message Waiting
To Leave a Message
When the extension you are calling is busy or does
not answer:
•Do not hang up.
•Press the [MESSAGE] button and .
•After you hear a confirmation tone, hang up.
The [MESSAGE] button lamp will stay lit at the
called extension.
To Cancel Message Waiting
If you want to cancel a message you left at an ex-
tension:
•Lift the receiver.
•Press the [MESSAGE] button and , then dial
the extension number.
•After you hear a confirmation tone, hang up.
The [MESSAGE] button lamp will go out at the ex-
tension.
Note: This feature is not available if the [MBOX]
key is used for voicemail access.
To Answer Messages
When the [MESSAGE] button lamp is lit at your
extension:
•Lift the receiver.
•Press the [MESSAGE] button until the desired
extension number is displayed.
•Press .
The system will automatically call back the exten-
sion that left the message.