NEC Univerge SV9300 User manual

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UNIVERGE DT920(6D/12D)/DT530
USER'S GUIDE
GVT-102746-001
Issue 3.1
MARCH, 2021

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Copyright 2020-2021
NEC Platforms, Ltd.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
3
WARNING
For Customers in Australia
Telephone receivers produce magnetic fields that can attract small metallic objects such as pins or staples.
To avoid injury, do not place the handset where such objects can be picked up.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
4
NOTICE
1. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
2. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used
in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which
case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
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The Terms and Conditions of Software
Customers shall use the software embedded in DT920/DT530 pursuant to the terms
and conditions of software license agreement of the UNIVERGE SV9300
communication server (SLA). The software contains certain third party open source
software components which are provided under the terms and conditions designated at
https://mind.bcom.nec.co.jp/customernet/soft-license/DT900_OSS.html.
The terms and conditions of SLA are not applied to such third party open source
software components.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
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ABOUT THE MARKS USED IN THIS MANUAL
The following table shows the meaning of the marks used in this manual.
MARK
DESCRIPTION
DT920: Only supported with DT920 Series.
DT530: Only supported with DT530 Series.
CAUTION: User level changes cannot be made here, damage to the terminal is possible.
TIP: Useful tips when using this terminal are described.
TERMS IN THIS MANUAL
The following table shows the terms described in this manual.
TERMS
DESCRIPTION
Dial Tone
You will hear the dial tone from handset when you pick up the hand set. If you press speaker key, you will hear the
dial tone from speaker.
Special Dial Tone
If you press the transfer key while you are in conversation with calling party, you will hear the special dial tone.
Ringback Tone
When you dial an extension number, you will hear the ringback tone from handset.

CONTENTS
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................ 10
MODEL LINE UP OF DT920 SERIES.............................................................................10
MODEL LINE UP OF DT530 SERIES.............................................................................11
FACE LAYOUT ...............................................................................................................12
KEYS AND PARTS .........................................................................................................14
MENU..............................................................................................................................16
SIMPLE OPERATION BY MENU KEY AND CURSOR KEY ...............................17
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ................................................................. 19
ADJUSTING ANGLE OF TILT LEG.................................................................................19
CONNECTING LAN CABLE ................................................................................20
CONNECTING LINE CORD .................................................................................20
INSTALLING DIRECTORY CARD ..................................................................................21
INSTALLING/REMOVING LINE KEY CARD...................................................................22
TERMINAL SETUP .................................................................................... 23
FEATURE OPERATION............................................................................. 45
LOGIN/LOGOUT ..................................................................................................45
MAKING A CALL.............................................................................................................46
ANSWERING A CALL.....................................................................................................46
HOLDING A CALL (USING CALL HOLD).......................................................................47
HOLDING A CALL (USING EXCLUSIVE CALL HOLD)..................................................47
TRANSFER A CALL........................................................................................................48
LAST NUMBER REDIAL.................................................................................................49
ONE-TOUCH SPEED CALLING KEYS...........................................................................49
STATION SPEED DIALING ............................................................................................50
ORIGINATING A VOICE CALL.......................................................................................50
THREE/FOUR-PARTY CONFERENCE..........................................................................51
VOICE MAIL....................................................................................................................51
PRESET ANSWER .........................................................................................................51
RECEIVING A VOICE FROM SPEAKER........................................................................52
TALKING HANDSFREE..................................................................................................52
CALL PICKUP - GROUP.................................................................................................53
CALL PICKUP - DIRECT.................................................................................................53
MULTILINE APPEARANCE............................................................................................53
DND (DO NOT DISTURB)...............................................................................................54
SAVE AND REPEAT A NUMBER...................................................................................54
TRUNK QUEUING - OUTGOING....................................................................................55
CALL BACK.....................................................................................................................56
TIMED QUEUING (OUTSIDE LINE ONLY).....................................................................57

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TO MAKE/ANSWER A CALL DURING CALL IN PROGRESS .......................................57
STATION HUNTING........................................................................................................58
STEP CALL.....................................................................................................................58
CALL WAITING...............................................................................................................58
EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE ................................................................................................59
CALL FORWARDING - BUSY LINE................................................................................59
CALL FORWARDING –NO ANSWER............................................................................60
CALL FORWARDING –ALL CALLS...............................................................................60
CALL FORWARDING - DESTINATION ..........................................................................61
CID (CALLER ID) CALL DISPLAY ..................................................................................61
VOICE FIRST/TONE FIRST............................................................................................62
ANSWER A VOICE CALL HANDSFREE........................................................................62
AUTOMATIC INTERCOM...............................................................................................63
MANUAL INTERCOM .....................................................................................................63
DIAL INTERCOM ............................................................................................................64
INTERNAL ZONE PAGING WITH MEET-ME PAGE ......................................................64
BOSS/SECRETARY CALLING .......................................................................................65
TIMED REMINDER.........................................................................................................65
PRIVACY RELEASE.......................................................................................................65
RETURN MESSAGE SCHEDULE ..................................................................................66
WHISPER PAGE.............................................................................................................66
SYSTEM CLOCK SETUP BY STATION DIALING..........................................................67
CALL HISTORY ..............................................................................................................68
DOUBLE HEIGHT CHARACTERS ON LCD ........................................................69
TO SET REVERSING CONTRAST ON LCD..................................................................70
DIAL BY NAME (DIRECTORY SEARCH).......................................................................71
HEADSET OPERATION ............................................................................ 73
ATTACHING THE HEADSET..........................................................................................73
TERMINAL OPERATION USING THE HEADSET..........................................................73
HOW TO USE THE WIRELESS HEADSET....................................................................74
SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................................... 75
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .....................................................................................75
MENU LIST................................................................................................. 77
MENU LIST FOR DT920 SERIES...................................................................................77
MENU LIST FOR DT530 SERIES...................................................................................80
WEB PROGRAMMING .................................................................... 81
OUTLINE.........................................................................................................................81
TO LOG IN......................................................................................................................82

CONTENTS
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TO LOG OUT ..................................................................................................................83
HOW TO OPERATE........................................................................................................84

INTRODUCTION
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INTRODUCTION
MODEL LINE UP OF DT920 SERIES
The followings table shows the model line-up of DT920 series.
• ITK-6D/12D
Model Name
Description
Market
ITK-6D/12D-1
6 button /12 button (programmable keys) type Note
North America
ITK-6D/12D-1P
6 button /12 button (programmable keys) type Note
EMEA Note, Asia
ITK-6D/12D-1U
6 button /12 button (programmable keys) type Note
China
ITK-6DG-1A
6 button (programmable keys) type supporting Gigabit Ethernet
Australia
ITK-6DG/12DG-1P
6 button /12 button (programmable keys) type supporting Gigabit Ethernet
EMEA, Asia
ITK-6DG/12DG-1U
6 button /12 button (programmable keys) type supporting Gigabit Ethernet
China
Note: The availability of Gigabit Ethernet can be set by the terminal license setting. For details, contact the system administrator.

INTRODUCTION
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MODEL LINE UP OF DT530 SERIES
The followings table shows the model line-up of DT530 series.
• DTK-12D/24D
Model Name
Description
Market
DTK-12D-1
12 button (programmable keys) type
North America
DTK-12D-1P
12 button (programmable keys) type
EMEA, Asia, China
DTK-24D-1
24 button (programmable keys) type
North America
DTK-24D-1A
24 button (programmable keys) type
Australia
DTK-24D-1P
24 button (programmable keys) type
EMEA, Asia, China

INTRODUCTION
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FACE LAYOUT
DT920 SERIES
ITK-6D
ITK-12D

INTRODUCTION
13
DT530 SERIES
DTK-24D
DTK-12D

INTRODUCTION
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KEYS AND PARTS
This section explains keys and parts of DT920 Series using ITK-
6D as an example.
(1) Call Indicator Lamp
Lamp at the top corner flashes when a call terminates to the
terminal.
Also, when Voice Mail service is available, the Lamp lights to
indicate there has been a message.
(2) LCD
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) provides DT Series activity
information plus date, time and soft key operation.
(3) Programmable Keys
These keys can be programmed as Flexible Line
key/Programmable Feature Key by Telephony Server
administrator.
When Telephony Server administrator sets “One-Touch Speed
Dial key” on the programmable keys, you can assign any
numbers (ex. Telephone number, etc.) to the key.
* For the assignment of the keys, contact your
Telephony Server administrator.
(4) Exit
To exit Menu or Help mode and go back to the time display.
(5) Soft Keys
Any feature shown at the bottom of the LCD is available. The
appropriate feature key is displayed on the screen according
to the call handling process.
(6) Help
Explanations of the soft keys can be displayed on the LCD by
pressing this key.
(7) Recall
Press this key to finish the call and hear the dial tone.
(8) Feature
Used to activate any features as terminal setup functions, and
to program One-Touch Speed Dial Keys.
Function Key
Feature + 0 =Volume adjustment of a ringer.
Feature + 1 =Selects microphone on or off
Feature + 3 =Selects ringer tone.
(9) Answer
When LED on this key is lit, press this key to answer an
incoming call.
(10) Mic
Press this key to respond hands-free. LED on this key lights
during speaker phone operation.
(11) Menu
To display the setting menus of terminal, such as Setting and
Config.
(12) Cursor
By using this key, user can access to various features with a
simple operation.
Also, this key is used as a cursor-movement key on the Menu
screen.
Up
Move the highlighted area one line up the
screen.
Down
Move the highlighted area one line down
the screen.
Left
Go back to the previous screen.
Right
Goto the screenwhich corresponds to the
highlighted menu item.
Enter
Goto the screenwhich corresponds to the
highlighted menu item.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(15)
(14)
(13)

INTRODUCTION
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Details on Cursor Key
(a) UP/DOWN
Used to adjust LCD contrast, speaker/receiver volume, and
ringer volume.
LCD Contrast:
Press the UP/DOWN key while an idle state.
Speaker/Receiver Volume:
Press the UP/DOWN key during conversation.
Ringer Volume:
Press the UP/DOWN key during ringing.
(b) Redial
Press this key to activate redial feature. Press redial and
scroll back through numbers that have been dialed. When
the desired number is displayed, press the [ # ] or [＊] key
to activate dialing.
(c) Directory
Pressing this key opens Phonebook while the station is in
an idle state. For details on Phonebook service, see
PHONEBOOK.
(d) Enter
Use this key to display the shortcut menu (see
PROGRAMMABLE FEATURE KEYS) and determine the
selected item in the menu.
(13) Speaker
Controls the built-in speaker which can be used for hands-
free dialing/monitoring.
LED on the key lights when this key is active.
(14) Transfer
Allows the station user to transfer established calls to another
station, without attendant assistance.
(15) Hold
Press this key to place an internal or external call on hold.
(a)
(c)
(a)
(b)
(d)

INTRODUCTION
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MENU
From the Menu key, you can display the configuration menu.
To Display Menu List
1. Press Menu key while the terminal in an idle state.
The Menu List is displayed on LCD. Use Cursor
Keyto select the desired Menu Item. You can also
select the Menu Item directly using digit keys.
Main Menu for DT920 without XML application
Main Menu for DT920 with XML application
Menu Item
Digit
key to
select
Description
Service
3
To access external XML server. For
details, please contact the system
administrator.
Note: This icon appears only when XML
service is used.
Setting
4
To control settings for ringing volume,
LCD display, and music on hold. For
details, see SETUP WITH MENU KEY
FOR DT920 SERIES.
Phone
5
To switch from Main Menu to the Portal
screen provided by XML application or
Phone screen (time indication screen).
When Home URL is registered,
Portal icon appears.
When Home URL isnotregistered,
Phone icon appears.
For details, please contact the
system administrator.
Portal
XML-1
6
To display XML application1 screen.
This icon is displayed when an XML
application starts with a new window.
Phone
Soft
Key 1
To switch from application screen to
phone screen (Time Indication
screen).
Home
Soft
Key 2
XML application screen registered in
the home URL is displayed.When the
home URL is not registered, Home
URL icon is not displayed.
Return
Soft
Key 4
To close the main menu and go back
to the previous screen.
A Portal screen is the home (entrance) screen of the phone.
When you use multiple XML applications, the URL that is
registered as the home URL is the Portal screen: this is
where other XML applications can be accessed.
To Display Menu List
Menu Item
Digit
key to
select
Description
Call History
1
To access Call History
Directory
2
To access Directory
Setting
3
To control settings for ringing
volume, LCD display, and music on
hold. For details, see SETUP WITH
MENU KEY FOR DT530 SERIES.

INTRODUCTION
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SIMPLE OPERATION BY MENU
KEY AND CURSOR KEY
By using Menu key and Cursor key, the terminal user can access
Call History, Directory and terminal settings with simple operation.
As an example, the following operations show how to access the
Directory menu.
SHORTCUT MENU
Terminals has a Shortcut Menu for frequently-used features. You
can access to Shortcut Menu by pressing Enter key.
Shortcut Menu includes the following features.
Feature
Description
1 Missed Calls
Access to history of Missed Call.
2 Voice Mail
Access to the Voice Mail System and
retrieved message.
Press Menu key and
Select Directory menu by
using cursor key.
Call History
Directory
Settings

INTRODUCTION
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DISPLAY
The LCD displays Icons which provide notification when events
occur.
The LCD displays RTP encryption icon which provides notification
when the conversation is encrypted.
Feature
Icon
Description
Encryption
This icon appears when the
conversation is encrypted.
This icon is displayed once per 3
seconds.
■The LCD can display the My Line information (name and
station number) when the station is in an idle state. My
Line is an actual line that is directly associated with
station number of the telephone. For the details, please
contact the system administrator.
■The icon display setting is enabled at installation. For
details, contact the system administrator.
The LCD of DT530 Series displays Icons which provide
notification when events (such as missed a call and a voice mail)
occur.
Ken Kobus [3002]
4:26 PM MON 1 JULY 2019
MIC DIR HIST. >>>>
Feature
Icon
Description
Missed
Call
This icon appears when there is a
missed call. Once you have checked
the missed call, this icon will disappear.
Voice
Mail
This icon provides notification of
received Voice Mail. Once you have
checked the Voice Mail, this icon will
disappear.
Cursor
This icon appears when you can do
cursor operation.
The LCD can display the My Line information (name and
station number) when the station is in an idle state. My Line
is an actual line that is directly associated with station
number of the telephone. For the details, please contact the
system administrator.
3215
4:26 PM MOM 1 JULY 2019
MIC REJ MUTE >>>>
Icon Display
My Line Information
(Name and Station Number)

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
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INSTALLATION
PROCEDURE
ADJUSTING ANGLE OF TILT LEG
The angle of the tilt leg can be adjusted in 5 levels.
(1) First Position
(2) Second Position
(3) Third Position
(4) Forth Position
(5) Fifth Position
Raising Tilt Legs
1. Turn the terminal over (key side down).
2. Raise Tilt Legs to desired height.
3. Turn the terminal over (key side up).
Lowering Tilt Legs
1. Turn the terminal over (key side down).
2. Lower Tilt Legs to desired height.
(1) Stopper
(2) Tilt Legs
3. Turn the terminal over (key side up).
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Tilt Leg
(1)
(2)

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CONNECTING LAN CABLE
(1) LAN Cable connector for PC (PCPort)
(2) LAN Cable connector for thepremises
(3) LAN Cable
(4) Groove
(5) Terminal
1. Connect LAN cable to LAN cable connector (LAN
(=)) of theterminal.
2. Press the LAN cable into the groove.
■The availability of Gigabit Ethernet depends on the
terminal license setting or the terminal model. For
details, contact the system administrator.
■1000 BASE-T is available when Gigabit Ethernet is
enabled.
CONNECTING LINE CORD
1. Insert a Line cord plug into the Line connector on
the back of the telephone set until you hear it
click.
2. Thread the line cord through the groove on the
back of the telephone.
3. Lead the line cord out through the groove on the
tilt leg as shown in the figure below.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)