user with a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) in addition
to the many standard available features. In the
idle state, this 16-digit LCD provides a desk clock
and calendar combination.
progress, an elapsed time display provides a constant reminder of call duration. Other call handling
and information displays make telephone use
easier and more efficient.
All display functions occur automatically as call
processing and handling proceeds. One manual
operation (Call Messaging Display) is available for
use where needed.
When a call is in
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The Basics
Placing A Call
0 Press line key to select line.
Or
0 If line groups are provided, press ITCM then dial access
code for desired group.
NOTE: Selecting a line is not necessary if a line has
been assigned to you or if your telephone automatical-
ly picks an idle line for use when the handset is lifted.
A system selected idle line that is normally not assigned
to your telephone may appear on a line key reserved
for that purpose during the time that the line is in use (if
this feature is programmed).
placed on hold will automatically ring back to the
telephone which placed it on hold. If the call is on
exclusive hold, it will revert to manual hold after the
hold recall time period and can be retrieved by
anyone with that line appearance.
RESULTS: Display will show line and telephone station
number each time that the timed hold recall
occurs.
Intercom calls may be manually dialed as described below or
automatically dialed as described in the paragraph provided
later titled Direct Station Selection/Busy Lamp Field.
0 Speak toward the telephone. 0 Lift handset if privacy
is desired.
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NOTE: Voice calling can be blocked. See the discus-
sion titled, Voice Signal Blocking for details.
To answer a tone call,
0 Lift handset to talk or press ITCM and speak toward
telephone.
Direct Station Selection/Busy Lamp Field - DSS/BLF
(One key intercom calling with visual indication of telephone
status)
To program,
0 Press ITCM. Listen for tone. 0 Dial 85. Tone will stop.
0 Press memory key. 0 Dial extension number. 0
Repeat last two steps for all desired telephones. 0
Press MONITOR.
NOTE: An autodial number can also be programmed as
a secondary function at every DSS/BLF memory loca-
tion. See Automatic Dialing Instructions for details.
To voice call a number,
D Lift handset. 0 Press memory key. 0 Voice an-
nounce.
NOTE: If you are transferring a call, the outside line is
automatically placed on hold when a DSS key is
pressed.
To tone call a number,
0 Lift handset. 0 Press memory key. 0 Press ITCM.
When telephone answers, two-way conversation can
take place.
NOTE: The lights (LEDs) adjacent to memory keys indi-
cate status of DSS telephones: dark indicates idle
telephone, steady-on indicates telephone in use, and
flutter indicates telephone call back request.
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Transferring Outside Calls
Unscreened transfer,
0 Answer outside call. 0 Press ITCM. (Outside call is
placed on hold automatically.) 0 Dial extension number. 0 Press RECALL (Outside call begins ringing at
called telephone.
RESULTS: Call will ring back at original telephone if not
answered within a preprogrammed time.
If call rings back, display will show recall message, station number,
and line number.
Screened Transfer
If the line on which the call appears is shared by your telephone
and the telephone to receive the transfer,
0 Lift handset. 0 Press ITCM. (Outside call is placed on
hold automatically.) 0 Dial extension number. 0 An-
nounce call and line number. 0 Hang up handset.
NOTE: If a telephone receiving a transfer has voice sig-
nal blocking active or is a Single Line Keyset, you will
hear a ring back tone. In this case, you must wait for
the user to answer your intercom call before completing the transfer.
If the called telephone does not share line appearance,
0 Lift handset. 0 Press ITCM. (outside call is placed on
hold automatically.) 0 Call extension number. 0 An-
nounce call, and ask telephone user to lift their hand-
set. 0 Press RECALL. (A three-way connection is established.) 0 Hang up your handset.
To return to outside call (busy or no answer),
0 Press flashing line key.
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NOTE:
If the system is so programmed, a transferred
call on an unshared line can be made to appear at a
line key reserved and labeled, for that purpose (known
as a dynamic line key). Press that designated key to
gain line appearance for the duration of the transferred
call.
Conference Calls
Multiline
To set up a multiline conference,
0 Establish first outside call and press HOLD. 0 Establish
To drop out of established multiline conference,
0 Dial #. (Line lights remain lit.)
To re-enter a multiline conference,
0 Press either lighted line key. Lift handset if private con-
conference
(2 external parties, 1 internal party)
second outside call. Cl Press and hold down line key for
second call. Q Press line key for first call. Cl Release both
line keys.
RESULTS: Conference is established.
versation is desired.
To drop one conferee while your telephone is active in conference,
m Press HOLD. Both lines placed on hold. 0 Press line key
of party to be dropped. •I
Press and release
hookswitch. 0 Press line key of party to be retained. Cl
Resume conversation.
Add-on conference
(1 external party, 2 internal parties),
This feature is available when two telephones share a common
u Lift-handset, hear dial tone on line, and place call.
To cancel queuing,
0 Press ITCM. 0 Dial 87.
Executive Override
To break into conversation at another telephone,
0 Make intercom call. Hear busy tone. U Dial 77. (Warn-
ing tone sounded at called telephones.) 0 Join inprogress call. A three-way conference now exists. Any
one of the parties can leave the conference without
dropping the connection to the other two.
(Only available to certain telephones)
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Call Park
A call can be placed in system storage for retrieval at any
telephone in the system.
To park a call,
a Press ITCM (call is placed on exclusive hold automati-
cally). 0 Dial orbit access number (61, 62, 63, or 64). If
chosen orbit is busy, dial alternate orbit number. 0 Use
intercom to announce call and orbit number.
To retrieve a parked call,
0 Hear announcement. 0 Pick up handset. 0 Press
ITCM. 0 Dial orbit retrieval number (71, 72, 73, or 74).
0 Answer call.
NOTE If call is not retrieved within two minutes, it rings
back to the parking telephone as a standard held call.
Programming for
Automatic Dialing/
Station Speed Dialing
When a timed hold recall occurs, display shows line being
held and holding telephone.
When a number is saved, display
shows that feature is active.
When saved number is dialed,
display shows selected line then
shows dialed number.
When last number dialed is
redialed, display shows selected
line then shows dialed number.
When feature is active, display
denotes activity.
Display will prompt for appropriate inputs during programming sequence. A “P” is displayed for each pause stored in
number string. An “F” is displayed for each flash stored in
number string.
Display will prompt for message.
One of two standard messages
can be programmed to be
received by another Executech
LCD Speakerphone.
Display shows when feature is
active.
Display shows extension number
of telephone to which call is for-
warded.
When waiting for a busy called
telephone to signal that it has
become idle, the display shows
that the feature is active.
When queuing for a line, the dis-
play will show the queuing arrangement.
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Glossary Of Terms
A
All-call and zone paging: Station can receive voice
announcements through the telephone speaker.
Area paging: Dialing an access code or pressing
dedicated line key can provide access to an ex-
ternal paging amplifier.
Automatic call-back: System will ring a calling
telephone when ‘a busy called telephone be-
comes idle.
Automatic dialing: Memory keys can be
programmed to store numbers for automatic dialing purposes.
Automatic hold: Automatically holds line calls when
moving from line to line without pressing hold key.
Automatic redial: The last number previously dialed
can be automatically redialed by the telephone.
Redial occurs once a minute for ten minutes or
until answered.
B
Background music: System provided background
music can be turned on and off at individual
telephones.
C
Call forward: User can designate another telephone
to receive intercom calls normally directed to the
user’s telephone.
Call messaging display: Standard and special pur-
pose messages can be set on the display and sent
to a calling telephone display.
Call messaging light: The busy lamp field light for a
calling telephone can be turned on at a called
telephone to serve as a call-back signal.
Call park: An active call at a particular telephone
can be placed in system storage and retrieved by
any telephone.
Call pickup: A call can be answered at one
telephone when it is ringing at another telephone.
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Cull waiting tones: A signal can be sent to a busy
telephone indicating that a call is waiting.
Direct telephone selection/busy lamp field: One-key
intercom calling with visual indication of telephone
status.
Do not disturb: Incoming call ringing and intercom
calling are disabled.
Dynamic line key: System temporarily assigns a nor-
mally unassigned line to an idle line key for certain
call handling operations.
Exclusive hold: Only the telephone placing call on
hold can retrieve it.
Executive override: A calling telephone can break
into a conversation at a busy called telephone.
Idle line preference: With this feature, going off-hook
automatically selects an idle line for use.
Last number redial: The last number previously dialed
can be automatically redialed.
Line groups: System arrangement which groups cer-
tain lines together in up to four different groups.
This feature allows lines to be accessed by dialing
line group codes.
Line monitoring: Monitoring of dialing and call
progress with the handset on-hook.
Line queuing: A telephone can be placed in a con-
dition where it awaits the availability of a line or
line group.
Message waiting: A light can be activated at a
telephone by a central message desk telephone
to indicate that a message awaits pick-up.
Mute: A user’s voice can be blocked to the distant
party during a call.
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P
Personal ringing tones: A telephone can be ar-
ranged to ring in one of four distinctive tone.
Prime line: A line designated to a particular
telephone and automatically selected when that
telephone is taken off-hook.
Pulse/Tone switching: A switch between pulse (rotary
dial signals) and tone (dual tone multiple frequency signals) signalling can be effected.
Recall/flash: Either a recall (line disconnect or hang-
up) or flash (PBX feature select signal) can be
generated.
S
Saved Number Redial: The last number previously
dialed can be saved and automatically redialed
later.
Screened transfer: Transferred call is identified before
transfer is made.
Station speed dialing: A personal list of numbers can
be programmed for automatic dialing by a user,
System speed dialing: A special system-wide list of
numbers are available for automatic dialing by all
users.
U
Unscreened transfer: Call is transferred to another
telephone without first being identified to it.
V
Voice signal blocking! A telephone can be set to
block voice calls sent to it over the speaker.
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Application Note: The operations covered in this manual reflect the latest KSU software
revisions. When using this manual to operate a station connected to a KSU with an earlier
software release, there may be conflicting feature operations. Contact your equipment
supplier for additional information,
This manual has been developed by Comdial Corporation (the “Company”) and is unended
for the use of its customers and service personnel. The information in this manual is sub-
ject to change without notice. While every effort has been made to eliminate errors, the
Company disclaims liability for any difficulties arising from the interpretation of the information contained herein.
The information contained herein does not purport to cover all details or variations in
equipment nor to provide for every possible contingency to be met in connection with in-
stallation, operation, or maintenance.
ticular problems arise which are not covered sufficiently for the purchaser’s purposes, contact Comdial, Dealer Support Services, P.O. Box 7266, Charlottesville, Virginia 22906-
7266.
Copyright 1988 by Comdial Corporation. All rights reserved.
Should further information be desired, or should par-
COMDIAL
Charlottesville, VA 22906
GCA 70-088.02
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