Samsung NX-6B, NX-24B, NX-24E, NX-AOM Operating Manual
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1998
GENERAL INFORMATION
About This Book
Keyset Layout
Precautions
Tone and Ring Signal
OUTSIDE CALLS
Making an outside call
Answering an outside call
INTERCOM CALLING
Calling other Stations
Calling the Operator Group
Station Group Calls
Answer Mode Change
CALL PROCESSING
System Hold
Exclusive Hold
Transferring Calls
Camp-on Transfer
Transfer with Page
Conference Calls
Unsupervised Conference
Call Pickup
Callback
Sending a Flash
CONTENTS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
D IALI NG FEAT URES
Last Number Redial
Saved Number Redial
Automatic Redial
Speed-Dialing
Chain Dialing
Pause in Normal Dial
PAGING & MESSAGING
Paging
Meet Me Page and Answer
Leaving a Message
CONVENIENCE FEATURES
Speakerphone
Mute
Do Not Disturb
Group Listening
Alarm Setting
Call Forward
Background Music
Vacant Messages
Station Locking
Group In/Out
Boss/Secretary Hot Line
Answering the Doorphone
Calling the Doorphone
Account Codes
Ringing Line Preference
Timer
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CONTENTS
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SPECIA L FEA TURES
Barge-in Override
Toll Restriction Override
Walking Class of Service
Night Service
DISA (Direct Inward System Access)
Using Add-On-Module
APPENDIX 1
USER PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING KEYS
MMC 00 STATION LOCK
MMC 01 STATION PASSCODE
MMC 10 ANSWER MODE
MMC 11 CALL FORWARD
MMC 12 STATION ON/OFF
MMC 13 RING FREQUENCY
MMC 14 STATION NAME
MMC 15 DATE DISPLAY
MMC 16 KEY EXTENDER
MMC 17 STATION SPEED-DIAL
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You r k eyset is the most visible par t of the
SAMSUNG New-Analog Key system. No matter
what model keyset you are using, with or
without a display, telephone calls ar e
han dled in the sam e way. The NX-24E
k eyset has a few add itional conveniences
that are not available to NX- 24B and NX-6B
k eyset user s. These ar e noted throughout this
guide.
Please take the time to study this guide and
to become fam iliar with the operation of
your keyset. Keep this gu ide h andy. you may
need to refer to it for instruction s rega rding
infrequen tly u sed features.
Learning to use y our keyset correctly will
mak e everyda y telephone comm u nications a
breeze.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
About This Book
GENERAL INFORMATION
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Liquid Crystal Display
(LCD)
It shows date, time, umber
dialed and other useful call
information.
16 Programmable Buttons
with RED Light
Used to call stations directly, to
indicate busy conditions of ther
stations, for one touch dialing
and many other system features.
8 Programmable Buttons with
Dual Colored Light
Used for intercom calls, outside lines
and many other system features.
Pullout Directory tray
Microphone
For hands-free operation.
Function Keys and Indicators
Used to access the most commonly
used features. The indicator light or
flickers to indicate the feature in use.
Volume Control Buttons
Used to set independent levels for
handset, speaker, background
music, ring and page volumes.
Speaker
For hands-free operation and ringing.
Keyset Layout
NX-24E
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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NX-24B
Without LCD
16 Programmable Buttons
with RED Light
Used to call stations directly, to
indicate busy conditions of other
stations, for one touch dialing
and many other system features.
8 Programmable Buttons
with Dual Colored Light
Used for intercom calls, outside
lines and many other system
f e a t u r e s .
Function Keys and Indicators
Used to access the most commonly
used features. The indicator light or
flickers to indicate the feature in use.
Microphone
For hands-free operation.
Volume Control Buttons
Used to set independent levels
for handset, speaker, background
music, ring and page volumes.
Speaker
For hands-free operation and ringing.
Pullout Directory tray
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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NX-6B
6 Programmable
Buttons with RED Light
Used to call stations directly,
to indicate busy conditions of
other stations, for one touch
dialing and many other
system features.
Function Keys and
Indicators
Used to access the most
commonly used features. The
indicator light or flickers to
indicate the feature in use.
Pullout Directory tray
Speaker
For ringing.
Volume Control Buttons
Used to set independent levels for
handset, speaker, background
music, ring and page volumes.
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NX-AOM
24 Programmable Buttons
with RED Light
Used to call stations directly to
indicate busy conditions of other
stations, for one touch dialing and
many other system features.
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Do not use or store in areas with high levels of
dirt, dust, or corrosive gas. These places w ill
shorten your unit's useful life.
Keep the un it away from hot areas. High
temp erature can sh orten the life of electronic
devices, damage batteries, and can even
distort or melt certain plastics.
Keep it dry. If water shou ld get on it, wipe it off
imm ediately. Water contains minerals that can
corrode electronic circuits.
Do not drop you r produ ct. This will likely r esult in
failure to operate. Circuit boar ds can crack and
cases may not su rvive the impa ct. Handling you r
product roughly will shorten its u seful life.
Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvent s, or
strong detergents to keep your unit looking new.
You need only wipe it with a damp ened cloth from
time to time.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove
the cover of the unit. No s erviceable parts inside.
Refer ser vicing to qu alified service personnel.
If th e unit is n ot working pr operly, tak e it to your
local A/S center .
GENERAL INFORMATION
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Precautions
GENERAL INFORMATION
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Tone and Ring Signal
¡Ü
DIAL TON E
indicates you can begin dialing.
¡Ü
RING BACK TON E
indicates the station you dialed is ringing.
¡Ü
BUSY TONE
indicates the station you dialed is busy.
¡Ü
T RANSFER TON E
indicates your call is being held and you can dial
another party.
¡Ü
ERR O R TONE
indicates you have done something incorrectly.
¡Ü
CON FIRMATION TONE
indicates you have correctly set or canceled a
feature.
¡Ü
MESSAGE WAITIN G TON E
indicates you have messages waiting. (SLT)
¡Ü
CO LIN E RING
indicates an outside call is ringing on your station.
¡Ü
STATION RIN G
indicates an intercomcall is ringing on your station.
¡Ü
DOO R PHON E RING
indicates a door phone call is ringing on your
station.
¡Ü
ALARM RIN G
indicates an alarm is ringing on your station.
CONTINUOUS
100 ON / 100 OFF /
100 ON / 100 OFF
500 ON / 250 OFF /
500 ON / 250 OFF
200 ON / 200 OFF /
200 ON / 200 OFF
500 ON / 500 OFF /
500 ON / 500 OFF
400 ON / 200 OFF /
400 ON / 3000 OFF
1000 ON / 3000 OFF /
1000 ON / 3000 OFF
500 ON / 500 OFF /
500 ON / 500 OFF
500 ON / 500 OFF /
500 ON / 500 OFF
1000 ON / 2000 OFF /
1000 ON / 2000 OFF
200 ON / 200 OFF /
200 ON / 200 OFF
To Select A Specific Outside Line
Keyphone
1. Check the line status indicator, and press an idle
outside line button.
¡¤
You will receive dial tone through the speaker.
Or, lift the handset and dial the outside line access
number.
2. Dial the outside telephone number.
St andard phone
1. Lift the handset and dial the outside line access
number.
¡¤
You will receive dial tone through the speaker.
2. Dial the outside telephone number.
To select any Free Outside Line wi thin an
Outgoing Group
Keyphone & Standard phone
1. Lift the handset, and listen for a dial tone.
2. Dial the outgoing group number.
OUTSIDE CALLS
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Making an Outside Call
¡¤
A free line in the group will be selected, and you
will hear a dial tone.
¡¤
If all lines in the group are busy,¡¸9 ALL BUSY¡¹is
displayed, and you will receive a busy signal.
3. Dial the outside telephone number.
¡¤
To answer a call while you are on the phone, press
the flashing line button. The current line is automatically
held, and you can talk with the new calling party.
¡¤
When making an outside call on a dial pulse line, all
digits entered after pressing
[#]
will be sent as tones.
¡¤
When dialing an outside call, press
[PS E]
to insert a
preprogrammed pause time.
[PS E]
time can be set by system programming.
Keyphone
1. Lift the handset.
Or press
[SPEA KER]
.
Use either handset or speakerphone,
St andard phone
1. Lift the handset.
You may answer calls ringing at another station by
pressing the rapidly flashing outside line button. Or, lift
the handset and press
[1][0]
and the outside line
number. You will be connected to the outside line.
OUTSIDE CALLS
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Answering an outside Call
¡îNOTE
¡îNOTE
Keyphone
1. Lift the handset and dial the desired station
number.
Or, press the desired station's
[DSS ]
button with
the handset on-hook.
¡¤
The speakerphone activates automatically and
your phone starts dialing.
¡¤
To program a station number into the
[DSS]
button, refer to the <Technical Manual>.
2. When other party answers, either speak into the
handset use the speakerphone.
3. To end the call, replace the handset or, if using the
speakerphone, press
[SPEA KER]
.
To answer a ringing line or place a call to another
intercom station while talking with an intercom station,
press the
[DSS ]
button for the desired second station
without hanging up. The original station line is
automatically disconnected, and the second station will ring.
This feature is not available on standard phones.
St andard phone
1. Lift the handset and dial the desired station
number.
INTERCOM CALLING
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Calling Other Stations
¡îNOTE
2. To end the call, replace the handset.
Keyphone
Lift the handset or press
[SPEA KER]
.
Dial
[0]
to call your system operator group.
St andard phone
Lift the handset and dial
[0].
You can call the operator group by dialing the operator
group number. The operator group is the station group
numbered
500.
Keyphone
Lift the handset or press
[SPEA KER]
, and dial the
station group number.
Or, press the button programmed to dial that station
group number.
St andard phone
Lift the handset and dial the station group number.
INTERCOM CALLING
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Calling the Operator
Group
S tation Group Calls
¡îNOTE
You can set your phone to Auto-Answer or
Voice-Announce mode.
To Set Auto-Answer Mo de
1. With the handset on-hook, press
[AUTO RD L ]
and dial
[1][0]
to enter program mode.
2. Press
[2]
to set Auto-Answer Mode.
3. Press
[AUTO RD L ]
to save and exit.
To Set Voice- Announce Mode
1. With the handset on-hook, press
[AUTO RD L ]
and dial
[1][0]
to enter program mode.
2. Press
[3]
to set Voice-Announce Mode.
3. Press
[AUTO RD L ]
to save and exit.
The Answer Mode can be changed by caller. If the
caller wants to change the answer mode of the station
called, press
[TRANSFER]
and dial
[1][4]
, or press the
[FAT].
Press the
[FAT]
button can be set by system key
programming (MMC 71).
On a single line telephone, hook flash and dial
[1][4]
.
INTERCOM CALLING
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Answer Mode Change
¡îNOTE
When connected to an outside line, use this feature.
It allows you to hang up the line temporarily without
disconnecting. While on hold, the held party will
hear music. Any other station may retrieve the
outside line system being held.
Keyphone
1. When connected to any outside line press
[HOLD]
.
¡¤
The outside line button placed on hold and the
HOLD indicator blink slowly.
2. After placing a call on hold, you can answer or
make another call.
3. To retrieve the held outside line, press the blinking
line button.
St andard phone
1. When connected to an outside line, hook flash.
2. Press
[1][1]
.
3. After placing a call on hold, you can answer or
make another call.
4. To retrieve the call placed on hold,
press
[1][1]
.
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S ystem Hold
¡¤
If you know the outside line number placed
on hold, you can dial
[1][0]
and the outside
number to retrieve the call.
If the held line is not released within a predetermined
time, the system rings you back so that you do not
forget about the call. If you do not answer the call,
it is automatically recalled to the operator group.
(Operator group is the station group numbered
500
)
To place a call on hold at your phone and not
allow another user to take it, use
Exclusive Hold
.
To Pl ace an Outside Call on
Exclusive Hold
Keyphone
1. When connected to an outside line, press
[HOLD]
twice.
¡¤
The outside line placed on hold will blink green
at your keyset, and show a steady red light on
all other keysets.
2. After placing a call on hold, you can answer or
make another call.
3. To retrieve the held outside line, press the blinking
line button.
¡¤
You must press 2nd
[HOLD]
within 2seconds after
pressing
[HOLD]
the first time (Step 1).
¡¤
If a held line is not released within a predetermined
CALL PROCESSING
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Exclusive Hold
¡îNOTE
¡îNOTE
time, the system rings you back, so that you do not
forget about the call. If you do not answer the call,
it is automatically recalled to the operator group.
(Operator group is station group numbered
500
)
To Pl ace an Intercom Call on
Exclusive hol d
Keyphone
1. When connected to a station, press
[HOLD]
once.
¡¤
The station's
[DSS]
button will blink green
on your keyset, and show a steady red
light on other keysets.
2. After placing a call on hold, you can answer
or make another call.
3. To retrieve the held station call, press the
blinking
[DSS ]
button.
Intercom calls will always be placed on exclusive hold.
This feature allows you to transfer a call to another
station or group. Any outside or intercom call may
be transferred, regardless of whether you initiated or
received the call.
When you transfer a call, you may wait on the line
and announce the call, or you may hang up when
you hear the ringback tone. The connection between
the caller and the person to whom the call is being
CALL PROCESSING
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Transferring Calls
¡îNOTE
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