SpectraLink PTB410 User Manual
WIRELESS
P
OCKET
T
ELEPHONE
User Guide
INTRODUCTION
The SpectraLink PTB410 Wireless Pocket
Telephone is a lightweight portable
phone that works with UCLA
Communications Technology Services
(CTS) telephone system. The pocket
telephone allows users to communicate
when traveling through designated
service areas on campus. Pocket
telephone service is not public cellular
service and cannot be used when outside
the UCLA service area. A no service
message (NO SVC) appears on the
telephone display if out of the service
area.
CTS offers a variety of pocket telephone
services and telephone features, which
are accessed via the function (FNC) key.
Single Line Service - one dedicated UCLA
telephone number and a set of standard
telephone features
Multi-Line Service – one to eight UCLA
telephone numbers using Norstar service
and a set of standard telephone features
Private Line Service – one dedicated
UCLA telephone number using Norstar
service and a set of standard telephone
features
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INTRODUCTION
CTS Training offers a variety of courses,
user guides, and reference materials to
assist UCLA employees with the
communications products and services
available from CTS. All CTS courses are
offered free of charge.
The CTS Training Help Desk can answer
questions you may have regarding how
to use the full range of CTS products and
services. Contact CTS Training at 54545 or
send E-mail to <training@cts.ucla.edu>.
For information on features,
compatibilities, and prices, please call
CTS Customer Service at 53775.
If you experience telephone trouble, call
CTS Repair at 114.
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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
BASIC OPERATION
Keys
Status Indicators
Telephone Tones
Ring Type
Handset Volume
ANSWERING AND
Turn Telephone On and Off
Answer Call
Place Call
Hold
Mute Calls
DIALING
Dialing UCLA Campus and Non-Campus
Numbers
Operator Assistance
Emergency Services
Authorization Codes
Caller ID
P
OCKET TELEPHONE
Description
Call Forward
Call Transfer
Three-Way Conference
Last Number Redial
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INSTRUCTIONS
PLACING CALLS
FEATURES
INTRODUCTION
BATTERY MAINTENANCE
Removing Battery
Charging Battery
Replacing Battery
T
IPS FOR USE
FUNCTION KEY QUICK REFERENCE
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BASIC OPERATION
Keys
PWR
Turns telephone power on and off
START
Answers and places calls
END
Hangs up or ends a function
Display
Shows system and feature indicators
HOLD
Places a call on hold and retrieves a call
from hold
FCN
Activates features or modifies settings
VOL
Modifies earpiece volume
LINE
Accesses a line
Control Arrows
Used with display to select menu options
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Status Indicators
NO SVC
Indicates no service; you are outside of
the service area. Walk back into the
service area to place/receive calls.
BATT
Indicates the battery needs to be
recharged.
MSG
Indicates messages are waiting in your
VoiceNet mailbox.
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T elephone Tones
Chirp
Single chirp sound that indicates pocket
telephone has been turned on. Double
chirp sound indicates pocket telephone
has been turned off.
Dial Tone
Continuous tone heard when accessing
the pocket telephone line. Indicates that
the telephone line is available for use.
Special Dial Tone
Broken dial tone followed by regular dial
tone. Indicates a feature has been
accessed.
Standard Busy Tone
Regular intermittent tone heard after
dialing a number. Indicates the called
number is busy (60 tones per minute).
Overflow Busy Tone
Fast busy tone heard after dialing a
number. Indicates the called number is
invalid or could not be processed (120
tones per minute).
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Confirmation Tone
Two short beep tones. Indicates a feature
has been activated or deactivated.
Call Waiting Tone
Short tone heard while on a call.
Indicates another call is waiting.
Distinctive Ringing
Different ring patterns that indicate a
specific type of incoming call.
• UCLA Campus Call - two rings (one long
ring, one short ring) in quick succession.
Indicates an incoming call from another
UCLA campus station including Santa
Monica UCLA Medical Center.
• Non-UCLA Campus Call - two long rings
(one long ring, one long ring)
approximately five seconds apart.
Indicates an incoming call from a nonUCLA campus station including Extended
Campus Service (ECS).
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BASIC OPERATION
Ring T ype
The ringing mode can only be changed if
the telephone is on and idle (not on a
call). The current ring type setting is
identified with an asterisk (✱). The
default setting is Normal.
Normal – standard ring tone
Soft Ring – low volume ring tone
Vibrator Ring – vibrate only
Vibrator/Normal Ring – vibrates and rings
(standard ring tone)
Continuous Ring – continuous ringing
until answered
Pager Ring – pager style beep tone
Select Ring Type
Press FCN key to access feature menu
Press # Ring Type displays
Press 0 Telephone Ring displays
Press 0 Normal Ring displays
Press # repetitively to view ring types
Press 0 when desired ring type is
displayed
Press END key to exit
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Handset V olume
The handset volume can be adjusted
from level 1, being the lowest, to level 8,
being the highest. During a call you can
select the Volume (VOL) key to modify
the level from low to high or from high
to low. Volume does not adjust the ring
volume.
Change Handset Volume
While pocket telephone is idle, press
and hold FCN key until Volume
Level appears in display
Press 0 current volume level displays (1-8)
Enter new volume level using
telephone keypad
Press END to exit
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ANSWERING AND P
LACING CALLS
Turn Telephone On and Off
The Pocket Telephone must be on to
answer and place calls.
Turn Telephone On
Press and hold PWR key until a double
chirp tone is heard
Your extension appears on display
NO SVC appears briefly on display
When NO SVC indicator clears,
telephone is on and standing by
Turn Telephone Off
Press and hold PWR key until a
single chirp tone is heard
Display clears; telephone is off
and not operational
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