Toshiba Strata CIX DP-5000 series User manual

Toshiba Business Phones Quick Reference Guide
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Inde .
Phone Button Overview …........................................................ 3
Making A Call …........................................................................ 4
Answering A Call …................................................................... 4
Placing a Call on Hold …........................................................... 5
Muting A Call …........................................................................ 5
Paging …................................................................................... 5
Call ransfers …........................................................................ 6
Call Parking …........................................................................... 6
Adjusting Volume ….................................................................. 6
Speed Dials …............................................................................ 7
Conference Calls …................................................................... 8
Caller ID …................................................................................ 8
Using Voicemail ….................................................................... 9
Call Forwarding ….................................................................... 10
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DP 5000 Series Telephone Button Overview .
A. Status LED (message and ringing)
B. LCD Display
C. Softkeys
D. Programmable Feature Buttons
E. Message Waiting LED
F. Microphone Mute Button
G. Speaker Phone Button
H. Volume Adjustment Button
I. Hold Button
J. Microphone
K. Adjustable ilt Stand
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Making a Call .
Using the Handset
1. o make an outside call, lift the handset, then dial 9 followed by the number.
2. o make an inside call, lift the handset, then dial the e tension number of the station you want to
call. If you have a feature button for the station you can lift the handset and press the feature button.
Once connected, you can continue to use the handset or switch to speakerphone by pressing
“Spkr” and replacing the handset.
Using the Speaker Phone
1. o make an outside call, press “Spkr”, then dial the 9 followed by the number.
2. o make an inside call, press “Spkr”, then dial the extension number of the station you want to call. If
you have a feature button for the station you can just press the feature button.
When connected, you can continue to use the speakerphone or lift the handset and continue the
conversation.
Answering a call .
Incoming calls will ring on your telephone and be accompanied by a green flashing PDN button (your extension
button). he status light on the top of your phone will also flash:
RED for incoming external call
GREEN for incoming internal call.
1. o Answer lift the handset or press “Spkr”.
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Hold .
To place a call on Hold
1. o place a call on Hold, press the “Hold” button.
2. o return to the held call, press the held line’s flashing line or Intercom button.
If you do not return to the held call after a few minutes, the call begins to ring back to your phone.
If you are busy on another call, you hear two tone bursts. If the held party hangs up, the call is released.
To place a call on Exclusive Hold
1. While on a call, press Hold twice. his places the call on Exclusive Hold; no one else will be able to
access that line.
Microphone Mute Button .
Mute on the DP5000-series telephones mutes not only the microphone but also the handset
microphone as well. he MIC button on the telephones toggles between Mic and Mute.
To Mute a Call
1. During a conversation, press the “Mic” key, the red indicator will turn off; the microphone and
handset are muted.
2. Press the “Mic” key again to resume communication, the red indicator will turn on.
Paging .
To make an All Call Page
1. With the handset off-hook, press the All Page button. his pages all phones in the All Call Page Group,
and may page external speakers (depends on programming).
2. Make your announcement, then hang up.
NOTE: The page button will be one of your programmable feature buttons, and its location may vary between
different phone systems. Not all systems may have this feature enabled.
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Call Transfer .
Simple Transfer (unsupervised
1. While on a call, press “Cnf/Trn”.
2. Dial the e tension number and the call is transferred and hand up.
Transfer with Announcing the call (supervised
1. While on a call, press “Cnf/Trn”.
2. Dial the e tension number who you want to transfer the call to. Stay on the line to announce the call.
If the party you are transferring to wants the call just hang up. If they do not want the call press the green
flashing line or intercom button to get the original caller back.
Call Parking .
To Park a Call
While on the call press "PARK" and then the EXTENSION of whom you wish to park it to.
Press "Page" and announce who the call is parked for and what extension you parked it on.
Hang up when you are done.
To Answer a Parked Call
A. If you are at the e tension the call was parked to , Press the "PARK" key. You now have the call.
B. If you are at another phone, Press the “PARK” key, then dial the extension the call was parked to. You
now have the call.
Volume Control .
To adjust handset volume
1. During a call, press and hold “Vol” up or down. When you hang up, volume returns to a default
level.
To adjust the speaker volume for internal/external calls and background music
1. Press “Spkr” , press and hold “Vol” up or down to adjust volume level.
2. Press “Spkr” to exit.
To adjust Ring Tone volume
1. With an idle phone and handset on-hook, press and hold “Vol” until the ring volume is satisfactory
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Speed Dials .
Speed dials are organized into "Personal" and "System Wide" categories. Personal will only be available
from the phone they were programmed on. System wide speed dials are available on any phone.
he speed dials are each assigned a 3 digit code.
100-199 Are Personal Speed dial numbers
200-899 Are System Speed Dials
Dialing a Speed Dial
1. o dial a speed dial number hit the "Spdial" key then the 3 digit number of the speed dial
you wish to dial.
Speed Dial Storage
To save a Speed Dial:
1. Press #9876
2. Press "Spdial" Key
3. Enter 3 digit speed dial code you wish to save
4. Press 9 then dial the phone number
5. Press "Spdial" Key to save
6. Repeat starting at Step 2 as necessary
To Add a Name to a Speed Dial entry
1. Press #9876
2. Press "Spdial" Key
3. Enter 3 digit code of entry you wish to modify
4. Press "Spkr" Key
5. Enter Name using DialPad, he
6. Press "Spdial" Key to Save
7. Repeat starting at step 2 as necessary
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Conference Calls .
To setup a conference call
1. While on a call, press “Cnf/Trn”.
2. Call another station or outside line.
3. When the called party answers, press “Cnf/Trn”. All parties are conferenced.
Note: If you receive a busy tone or if the station does not answer, press the flashing green line button to
return to the original call.
4. Repeat Steps 1~3 to add more lines. You can conference up to eight parties.
To conference two outside callers
1. While talking on an outside call, press “Cnf/Trn”.
2. Access an outside line by dialing 9 followed by the number you wish to dial.
3. After the party answers, press “Cnf/Trn” twice and hang up.
Note: If you receive a busy tone or if the station does not answer, press the flashing green line button to
return to the original call.
Caller ID .
To scroll through a list of numbers that called your telephone
Note: The following steps require your telephone to have a programmed feature button for
Caller ID.
1. Press the “Caller ID” button.
2. Use “Vol” Key or NEX and PREV softkeys below the LCD screen to scroll through the numbers.
3. Press the CALL softkey to dial the number.
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Using Voicemail .
To log into voicemail the first time
1. Dial 850 or press the V.M. Login key if it is programmed
2. Voicemail will answer and ask for a security code. he default code is your e tension + 997. Example,
Your extension is 2005. Your security code would be 2005997.
3. he system will greet you with a new user tutorial. It will guide you through recording your name,
personal greeting and changing the security code.
To check messages
1. Dial 850 or press the V.M. Login key if it is programmed.
2. Voicemail will answer and ask for your security code. Enter your voicemail security code followed by
#. If you have not setup voicemail before refer to the above instructions.
3. he system will greet you with the number of messages you have. Press 1 to play messages. Listen to
the prompts or use the softkeys below the LCD to save or delete messages.
4. Hang up when you are done.
To check messages from outside the system
1. Call into voicemail. o do this will depend on how your system is configured. If a human answers the
phone during the day the easiest way is to ask them to transfer you to any voicemail box. If you have
a personal DID call your number and wait for your own voicemail to pick up. At night time most
systems will have the voicemail answer the calls.
2. When you hear the voicemail greeting play press the * key.
3. he system will ask you for your user ID. his is your extension number.
4. he system will ask you for your security code. Enter it now.
5. You will now hear the voicemail menu for your mailbox. You can check messages, or change your
greeting just as if you were internal to the system.
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Call Forwarding .
Call Forwarding allows you to forward calls to your office phone to an outside number.
To Program your Call Forwarding Button
1. Press the Intercom Key, hen # 9 8 7 6 . he phone will say “User Programing Mode”
2. Press the Call Forward key
3. Press 9, ype in the number you wish to forward to, press #
4. Press the Call Forward key again. he phone will say “Data Programed”
5. Lift the handset and hang it back up again. Your phone will exit programing mode.
To Use the Call Forwarding Key
1. o enable call forwarding press the Call Forward button. he light next to the button will light red
when it is enabled. Your phone is now forwarding to the number you programed.
2. o disable call forwarding press the Call Forward button so the light goes out next to the button.
Notes about Call Forwarding
When your phone is forwarding to an external number your internal voicemail will not pickup. As an example lets
say your forwarding to your cell phone. When you get a call at your office phone it will forward to your cell phone
and your cell phone voicemail will be what answers if you do not pick up the call.
Depending on the system configuration the Caller ID of the forwarded call will appear to come from your office
phone system. If this is happening it is a limitation of the phone company and can not be changed.
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