NEC Univerge DT820 Reference guide

Issue : 1.0 - October 2015 DT820 Quick Reference Card for SV9100 1
DT820
Quick Reference Card
for DT820 phones controlled by the
SV9100
Communication Server
Some of the features described in this
Quick Reference Card might require
additional programming in the
Communication Server. For detailed
information please consult the
comprehensive User Guide available at:
www.nec-enterprise.com.
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1. Call Indicator Lamp -This lamp flashes when a
call terminates to the terminal and lights steadily
when a message is available.
2. LCD - Displays call information and options,
Menu information and soft keys.
3. Exit - This key allows you to exit from the Menu
or Help mode and go back to the main screen.
4. Soft Keys The Soft Keys show the available
features for your current activity. Any feature
shown at the bottom of the LCD is available.
5. Help - Press this key to display information about
the Soft Keys that are in the current LCD display.
6. Programmable Keys - These can be additional
Line Keys or Feature Keys. Press a key to get dial
tone for that line, or to execute the programmed
feature code.
7. Recall - Press key to finish the call and hear the
dial tone.
8. Feature - Used to activate any features and to
program One-Touch Speed Dial Keys.
9. Answer -When the LED is ON, press the key to
answer a waiting call.
10. Mic -Press this key to mute the microphone: the
LED is OFF. Press the key again to un-mute the
microphone. Be aware that this key is only for
the hands-free microphone and does not have
any effect on the headset.
11. Menu -Press this key to access the functions
which are used now and then (such as terminal
settings).
12. Cursor Key -Use this key to access various
features with simple operation.
-Scroll UP key - Enter key
-Volume (UP) key - Shortcut key
-LEFT key - RIGHT key
-Redial Key - Directory key
- Scroll DOWN key
- Volume (DOWN) key
13. Enter Key - Shortcut Menu for frequently-used
features or confirmation of a selected menu
item.
14. Redial Key -Press key to activate redial feature.
15. Speaker - Controls the built-in speaker which can
be used for Hands Free dialing/monitoring.
16. Transfer - Allows the station user to transfer
established calls to another station.
17. Hold - Places current call on hold. To resume the
held call, press the Line Key. During a held call,
you can dial another party by selecting a New
Flexible Line Key which provides dial tone.

Issue : 1.0 - October 2015 DT820 Quick Reference Card for SV9100 2
BASIC SETTINGS
To adjust handset volume
Press the Scroll UP / DOWN key in the off-hook status
or during a call.
To adjust speaker volume
Press the Scroll UP / DOWN key during speaker phone
operation, or during a call that is being played on the
speaker.
To adjust ring tone volume
Press the Scroll UP / DOWN key during ringing.
To adjust LCD contrast
Press the Scroll UP / DOWN key when in idle mode to
adjust the LCD contrast.
MAKING CALLS
1. Lift the handset or press the Speaker key to
receive dial tone.
2. Enter the telephone number of the required
party.
CONFERENCE CALLS
1. While on a call, press the CONF soft key.
2. Dial desired number.
3. After call is answered, press the ADD Soft key
4. To begin conference, press the BEGIN soft key
5. Three-way conference is established.
TRANSFERRING CALLS
1. While on a call press the Transfer key.
2. Dial destination telephone, hang up or wait for
answer.
CALL HISTORY
To view information about Outgoing Calls (REDIAL)
and Incoming Calls (CID) on your telephone
1. Press the LIST soft key.
2. Press the REDIAL Soft Key to view Outgoing Calls
or the CID Soft Key to view Incoming Calls
3. Press the UP/DOWN keys to go through the list.
DIRECTORY DIALLING
1. Press DIR Soft Key.
2. Press Soft Key for Directory Dialling type:
ABB = Common Abbreviated Dialling.
EXT. = Co-worker’s extension numbers.
STA. = Personal abdials (1-10).
TelBK = Telephone book data.
3. Dial letter/number range for the party you want
to call (e.g., dial 2 for A, B, C or 2).
4. Press the Down Arrow Soft Key to jump to that
section.
5. Press Up or Down Arrow Soft Key to scroll
through the list.
6. Press SPEAKER key or lift handset to place call or
press DIAL soft key
FUNCTION KEYS
One or more Programmable Keys can be pre-
programmed with a dedicated function or a
telephone number.
Ask your system administrator for more details.
Function
Ask your system administrator for more details.
STANDARD FEATURE CODES
The following list of feature codes might require
additional programming in the Communication Server.
Please contact your system administrator for more details.
9Outside Number
810 Break In / Executive override
850 Call Back set
850 Start Call Waiting
848 Call Forwarding-All Calls set
8480 Call Forwarding-All Calls cancel
843 Call Forwarding-Busy set
8430 Call Forwarding-Busy cancel
845 Call Forwarding-Don't Answer set
8450 Call Forwarding-Don't Answer cancel
844 Call Forwarding (No answer & Busy) set
8440 Call Forwarding (No answer & Busy) cancel
870 Call Back cancel
847 Do Not Disturb set
8470 Do Not Disturb cancel
841 Message Waiting Lamp Control set
873 Message Waiting Lamp Control Cancel