LG-Nortel 7016 User manual

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7016 / 7024
Digital Keyset
User Guide

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Important Safety Information

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Important Safety Information

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Important Safety Information

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Getting Started
LDP-7000 Series Model 7016D & 7024D
Input / Output Devices and Button
Cable Connection
ADP (Additional Device Port)
Placing or answering a call
1. Placing a call
2. Answering a call
3 Soft Button & Navigation Button
Basic Function
1. Idle
1.1 Pickup
1.2 Conference
1.3 Redial
2. Off Hook
3. Intercom Dialing
4. Intercom Ring Back
5. Intercom Busy
6. Intercom Do Not Disturb
7. Intercom Dialing Error
8. Intercom Receiving
9. Intercom Talk
10. CO Line Busy
11. CO Dialing / CO Talk
12. Checking messages
13.Paging
Call Log
1. Received Call
2. Dialed Call
3. Lost Call
3.1 Answer
3.2 Del Cur (Delete Current)
3.3 Del All (Delete All)
3.4 Save
3.5 Name/Tel
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Menu
1. Basic Program
1.1 Station name program
1.2 Ring program
1.2.1 Select Ring
1.2.2 Select melody
1.3 Mode (H/T/P) Program
1.4 Password Program
1.4.1 Password Register
1.4.2 Password Change
1.5 Language Program
1.6 ENBLOCK Mode Program
2. Advanced Program
2.1 Wake up Program
2.1.1 Setting
2.1.2 Canceling
2.2 Pre-selected MSG PGM
2.2.1 Select the MSG PGM
2.2.2 Canceling/ Changing
2.3 Station COS Program
2.3.1 COS Down Mode
2.3.2 Restoring COS Mode
2.3.3 Walking COS Mode
2.4 SPK/Headset Program
2.5 EAR MIC Program
3. Speed Program
4. Mobile Extension PGM
4.1 Mobile-EXT. NUM PGM
4.2 Mobile-EXT Enable
5. Conference Room PGM
5.1 Create CONF Room
5.2 Delete CONF Room
6. Hot Desk Program
6.1 Hot Desk Log in
6.2 Hot Desk Log out
Phone Book
1. Dial By ICM Name
2. Dial By STA SPD name
3. Dial By SYS SPD Name
Entering characters
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LDP-7000 Series, Model 7016D & 7024D
LDP-7016D/7024D are advanced, user-friendly digital keysets, offering the convenience of soft
buttons and a navigation key.
LDP-7024D
•Features
-.Trendy and Stylish LDP Family design
-.Multi Level Line LCD ( x 24)
-.16 or 24 Flexible buttons with dual-color LED’s
-.Additional Device Port (ADP) for SLT or FAX
-.Call Log Feature
-.Call Recording Feature –7024D only (Optional USB Module).
-.Hands-Free Solution –7024D only (Optional Blue- Tooth Module).
-.Wall Mountable (Bracket Optional)
LDP-7016D
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Input / Output Devices and Buttons
Handset
Earphone-Jack Socket
(Ear/Mic Mode)
Speaker
Speed Button
Dnd/Fwd Button
Speaker Button
Hold/Save Button
3 Soft Button
LCD Display
Visual Ringing LED
Trans/Pgm Button
Flexible Button (Loop Button)
Call back Button
Volume Button
Hands-free Microphone
Menu Button
Phonebook Button
(Same operate as ‘Speed’)
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Used for handset call.
Used to connect optional headset to the phone.
Outputs tones and voice.
Used to access speed dialing, speed programming, save number redial,
and last number redial.
The DND (Do Not Disturb) feature blocks all incoming calls. When DND
is active, the red LED in this button is illuminated.
It is also used to activate call forward, e.g. to another station or
voicemail. When call forward is activated, the red LED flashes.
Speaker toggles the speakerphone state, and the red LED is
illuminated when the speakerphone is active.
This button is used to put a call on hold or save information when
programming.
Used in conjunction with fixed and flexible features, and the function
changes in relation to call progress, as indicated on theLCD display.
Displays information about telephone status, dialing directories,and test
message information.
Illuminates when the phoneis ringing.
This button is used to initiate a call transfer (TRS) or to enter
programming mode (PGM)
Some flexible buttons are pre-programmed in the system for line
appearances, loop functions etc. The remaining flexible buttons can be
user-programmed.
A station can initiate a call back request to a busy station. Once that
station becomes idle, the initiating station is signaled.
The volume button adjusts the audio levels for ringing, handset and
speakerphone functions.
Microphone is used for hands-free speakerphone function.
The menu button is used to move to the desired option(Dial, MSG,
Program), and to select the next screen when indicated by an arrow on
the LCD display.
Used to access speed dialing, save number redial, and last number
redial, and to access flexible button programming.
Handset
Earphone-Jack Socket
Speaker
Speed Button
Dnd/Fwd Button
Speaker Button
Hold/Save Button
3 Soft Buttons
LCD Display
Visual Ringing LED
Trans/PGM Button
Flexible Button
Call back Button
Volume Button
Hands-free Microphone
Menu Button
Phonebook Button
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Cable Connection
Cable connections
A - Connect the telephone cord (curly cord) to the handset and the other end to the
handset jack at the bottom of the telephone.
B - Connect the line cable to the port at the bottom of telephone and the other end to the
wall socket.
C- Connect the Headphone to the headphone jack on the left side of the telephone.
(As viewed from the front.)
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ADP (Additional Device Port)
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ADP (Additional Device Port)
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1. Placing a Call
Lift handset
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Enter the extension number
Dial 9 or select
CO line flexible
button.
talk
▶
2. Answering an Outside Call
or
Lift handset
or ▶talk
CO Line
ICM Line
Lift handset
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Enter the desired phone number
talk▶or ▶
CO Line
ICM Line
Lift handset
or ▶talk
Press flashing
CO line button or
loop key. ▶
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The 3 Soft Buttons are located on the bottom of the LCD display. The function of each button
changes, subject to call status and progress. The current functions are displayed on the LCD
screen, directly above each button. For example, if the user calls a busy extension, busy tone will
be heard and the busy status displayed. The LCD screen will display the busy message along with
the different options available - “Message Wait”, “Camp-On” and “Flash”. By pressing the relevant
button the desired feature is activated.
3 Soft Button
Navigation Button
In some instances, more than 3 current functions are available to the user, and this is indicated by
the appearance of a left () or right () arrow in the LCD screen, (see below). By pressing the
navigation key (located below the volume button), in the direction corresponding to the arrow, any
additional functions will be displayed.
BUSY : STA 100
[CALLBK] CAMP(*) STEP
MSG CAMP-ON FLASH
STATION 100 (T)
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
FWD CONF REDIAL →
STATION 100 (T)
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
←ICM
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By pressing one of the 3 soft buttons you are able to select the indicated function. For instance, if
you want to select call pickup (as shown below), press the first button on the left. If there are more
than three functions available at any point, an arrow will be displayed on the LCD display. Use the
navigation key to move the next or previous screen to display additional functions.
3 Soft Buttons are located below the LCD display.
1. Idle
PICKUP : press to pickup a call ringing within the same pickup
group.
CONF : press to initiate & activate a conference.
REDIAL : press to redial last number called.
1.1 Pickup
CALL TO STA 104
FROM 100 05:37pm
TRANS CONF MUTE
A station can pickup a call ringing to an unattended station within the same pickup group by using
the pickup procedure.
＊Refer to IP LDK system & LDK system programming manual.
Press [PICKUP] button.
Talk
STATION 100 (T)
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
PICKUP CONF REDIAL
STATION 100 (T)
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
PICKUP CONF REDIAL
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1.2 Conference
CALL TO STA 100
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
MSG FLASH
CALL TO STA 100
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
TRANS CONF MUTE
Dial the desired station number.
(e.g.100)
Station 100 answers the call.
Press [CONF] button.
CONFERENCE
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
FWD CONF REDIAL →
Dial the phone number of the next desired station.
(e.g.104)
CALL TO STA 104
FEB 01 04 05:34pm
MSG FLASH
Station 104 answers the call.
CALL TO STA 104
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
TRANS CONF MUTE
Press the [CONF] button twice.
CONFERENCE
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
CONF MUTE
A 3-party conference is now established.
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1.3 Redial
Press the [REDIAL] button.
＞123456789
BACK OK
Press [OK] button to call.
123456789
LINE 008 00:00:10
TRANS CONF MUTE →
Talk
STATION 100 (T)
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
PICKUP CONF REDIAL
2. Off Hook
STATION 100 (T)
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
FWD CONF REDIAL→
FWD : Press the [FWD] button to forward calls to another
station, Voicemail etc.
CONF : Press the [CONF] button to initiate a conference call.
REDIAL : Press the [REDIAL] button to call last number dialed.
3. Intercom Dialing
STATION 100 (T)
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
FLASH
FLASH : If you wish to terminate an ICM call and make another
call, press [FLASH] to re-seize dial tone.
STATION 100 (T)
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
←ICM
ICM : If, while on a call, ICM call is received, press the [ICM]
button to place 1
st
call on hold and answer 2
nd
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4. Intercom Ring Back
CALL TO STA 100
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
MSG FLASH
MSG : Press to leave a your station number or message.
FLASH : Press to disconnect the line and re-seize.
5. Intercom Busy
BUSY : STA 100
[CALLBK] CAMP ( * ) STEP
MSG CAMP-ON FLASH
MSG : Press to leave your station number or message.
CAMP-ON : Press to send a call waiting tone to a busy station
(indicating that they have a call waiting).
FLASH : Press to disconnect the line and re-seize.
7. Intercom Dialing Error
INVALID
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
FLASH
FLASH : Press to disconnect the line and re-seize.
6. Intercom Do Not Disturb
DO NOT DISTURB STA 100
CALLBK FLASH
CALLBK : Press leave a call back request or message.
FLASH : Press to disconnect the line and re-seize.
8. Intercom Receiving
CALL FROM STA 104
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
DND
DND : Press to block all incoming calls. (Do Not Disturb)
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9. Intercom Talk
CALL FROM STA 104
FEB 01 04 05:34 pm
TRANS CONF MUTE
TRANS : Press to transfer an incoming call to another station.
CONF : Press to initiate a conference call.
MUTE : Press to mute the handset, speakerphone, or headset
microphone. Press the [SPEAK] button to re- activate
microphone.
10. CO Line Busy
CO LINE 001 BUSY
QUEUING ([CALLBK])
CALLBK
CALLBK : If, after dialing ‘9’ for a CO line, busy tone indicates
no lines are available, press [CALLBK] to reserve a CO
line.
11. CO Dialing/CO Talk
123456789
LINE 125 00:00:03
TRANS CONF MUTE →
123456789
LINE 125 00:00:03
←RECORD FLASH ACNR
TRANS : Press to transfer an incoming call to another station.
CONF : Press to initiate a conference call.
MUTE : Press to mute the handset, speakerphone, or headset
microphone. Press the [SPEAK] button to re- activate
microphone.
RECORD : Press to record the current conversation. (if fitted)
FLASH : Press to disconnect the line and re-seize.
ACNR : Press to set automatic called number redial.
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12. Checking messages
VMIB MSG FROM EXTERNAL
NEXT REPEAT DELETE →
VMIB MSG FROM EXTERNAL
←ADD REWIND CALLBK
ADD : Press to tag the current message with your comment
before forwarding. Record your comments & then dial
the required station number to complete the transfer.
REWIND : Press momentarily to repeat part of current message.
CALLBK : Press to leave a call back request.
13. Paging
PAGE FROM STA 103
20 AUG 04 11:51am
MEET ME
NEXT : Press to move to the next message.
REPEAT : Press to repeat the current message.
DELETE : Press to erase the current message.
MEET ME : Press to answer a paging request.
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