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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Table of Contents; Getting started with Norstar 15
  • Page 5 – Making calls 73
  • Page 6 – Handling many calls at once 105
  • Page 7 – Forwarding your calls 119
  • Page 8 – Tracking your incoming calls 139
  • Page 9 – Programming Hunt Groups 171
  • Page 10 – Using the Hospitality features 185
  • Page 11 – Using System features 219
  • Page 13 – General System features 243
  • Page 15 – Getting started with Norstar; Using this guide; Norstar Programming Record
  • Page 16 – Before you start
  • Page 17 – What you’ll need to do programming
  • Page 18 – Norstar two-line display telephones
  • Page 20 – Using the buttons under the display; OK
  • Page 21 – The programming overlay; or; Auto Attendant
  • Page 24 – A map for working in programming; ¥¥‚ ̄öìéí; and entering the; ë÷éö; ÛÜßÝß; and the codes for turning call
  • Page 27 – Starting and ending a session
  • Page 28 – Ending a session; UPDATE
  • Page 29 – Changing the time and date on the display
  • Page 31 – Adding or changing a system speed dial
  • Page 33 – Program a name for a speed dial
  • Page 34 – Changing the name of a telephone
  • Page 36 – Changing the name of a line
  • Page 37 – Making changes to Call Forward No
  • Page 39 – Making changes to Call Forward on Busy
  • Page 40 – Making Changes to Do Not Disturb on
  • Page 42 – What would you like to do next?
  • Page 43 – Answering calls; Answering incoming calls with Hunt Groups; Answering an incoming call
  • Page 44 – Line buttons; What line indicators mean
  • Page 45 – Rings you may hear
  • Page 46 – Sorting calls by distinctive ring patterns; Answering calls at a prime telephone
  • Page 47 – Expanding telephone button capacity
  • Page 48 – Using a CAP module; M7324 set with one CAP module; Customizing your CAP module
  • Page 49 – Monitoring telephones with the CAP module; Using a KIM as a central answer position
  • Page 51 – Cold starting the KIM
  • Page 52 – Customizing your KIM module
  • Page 53 – Monitoring telephones from the CAP; Release button
  • Page 54 – Using Call Information for a particular call
  • Page 55 – Displaying Call Information for a call on hold
  • Page 56 – ¥¥ÛßßÜÝÝ
  • Page 58 – Changing a pickup group for a set
  • Page 59 – Answering a call using Trunk Answer
  • Page 60 – Answer DNs and Answer keys
  • Page 61 – Creating a Conference Call; Disconnecting one party
  • Page 62 – Independently holding two calls
  • Page 63 – Splitting a conference; Removing yourself from a conference
  • Page 64 – Listening to a call as a group; Canceling Group Listening
  • Page 65 – Answering calls without lifting the handset
  • Page 66 – Making calls without lifting the handset; Muting handsfree; Changing a handsfree to a regular call
  • Page 67 – Using handsfree
  • Page 68 – Changing handsfree for a telephone
  • Page 69 – Changing handsfree answerback for a telephone
  • Page 70 – Turning Privacy on or off for a call; Creating a conference by releasing privacy; Making a call private
  • Page 71 – Disconnecting by accident
  • Page 73 – Making calls
  • Page 75 – Choosing a line using a line button; Line pools
  • Page 76 – Using a line pool to make a call
  • Page 77 – Making calls from an ISDN terminal; Changing how you dial your calls; Using Standard Dial
  • Page 78 – Priority Call
  • Page 79 – Making a priority call
  • Page 80 – Using Ring Again; Turning on Ring Again; Canceling Ring Again
  • Page 83 – System Answer
  • Page 84 – CCR groups
  • Page 85 – Direct extension dialing
  • Page 86 – Turning System Answer on or off
  • Page 87 – Turning CCR on or off; Choosing the attendant telephone
  • Page 91 – Using the pre-recorded greetings
  • Page 93 – Time available for customized greetings
  • Page 95 – Auto att grtngs
  • Page 96 – Testing your custom System Answer and CCR
  • Page 97 – Time savers for making calls; Adding an autodial button
  • Page 98 – Using intercom as the line for Autodial
  • Page 99 – Using Last Number Redial
  • Page 100 – Using Speed Dial
  • Page 101 – Changing and adding System Speed Dials
  • Page 102 – Making a speed dial call
  • Page 103 – Using Saved Number Redial; Saving a number
  • Page 105 – Handling many calls at once; Using Hold; Retrieving a held call
  • Page 106 – Holding a call exclusively; Using Call Queuing
  • Page 108 – Incoming calls
  • Page 109 – Outgoing calls
  • Page 110 – No free call keys
  • Page 111 – Transferring calls; Using the transfer feature; Transferring a call
  • Page 112 – Transferring external calls
  • Page 115 – Parking a call; Retrieving a parked call
  • Page 116 – Using Call Park
  • Page 117 – Using Callback
  • Page 119 – Forwarding your calls; Forwarding your calls to with Norstar; Canceling Call Forward
  • Page 120 – Overriding Call Forward
  • Page 121 – Forward on busy
  • Page 122 – Call Forward and Voice Mail
  • Page 123 – Line Redirection; Turning on Line Redirection
  • Page 124 – Canceling Line Redirection
  • Page 125 – Turning the redirect ring for a telephone on or off
  • Page 127 – Using Line Redirection
  • Page 129 – Communicating in the office; Paging; Making a page announcement
  • Page 130 – Activating and deactivating the ability to page; Creating page zones
  • Page 132 – Using Page with external paging equipment; Sending messages using the display; Sending a message
  • Page 133 – Canceling a message you have sent; Replying to a message
  • Page 134 – Removing items from your message list
  • Page 136 – Using Voice Call; Making a Voice Call; Muting Voice Call tones
  • Page 137 – Canceling Voice Call Deny
  • Page 139 – Tracking your incoming calls; Using Call Log
  • Page 140 – Call Log options
  • Page 141 – Viewing your Call Log; Viewing a Call Log item; Erasing log items
  • Page 142 – Making a call using Call Log
  • Page 143 – Changing your Call Log password; Deleting an assigned password
  • Page 145 – Using Voice mail
  • Page 147 – Customizing your telephone
  • Page 148 – Changing the language on the display
  • Page 149 – Programming feature buttons
  • Page 151 – Labeling your set; Applying button labelling; Business Series Terminals
  • Page 152 – Norstar button caps; Some examples of pre-printed button caps; Identifying the telephones
  • Page 155 – T7316 Business Series Terminal button defaults
  • Page 157 – M7310 telephone button defaults; M7310 lower button assignments
  • Page 159 – M7208 telephone button defaults
  • Page 161 – Default button assignments; Rules of default button assignment
  • Page 162 – Moving line buttons
  • Page 163 – Changing the type of ring; Adjusting the Ring volume; Restoring the messages and calls indication
  • Page 165 – User Preferences; Using User Preferences
  • Page 166 – Sub-headings in User Preferences; Changing button programming
  • Page 167 – Changing a User Speed Dial
  • Page 168 – Changing Call Log options; Changing the language used on the display
  • Page 171 – Programming Hunt Groups
  • Page 173 – Moving members of a group
  • Page 174 – Assigning or unassigning lines to a group
  • Page 175 – Setting the distribution mode
  • Page 176 – Setting the hunt delay
  • Page 177 – Programming the queue time-out
  • Page 178 – Setting the name
  • Page 180 – Using Silent Monitor
  • Page 182 – Feature notes
  • Page 185 – Using the Hospitality features; Hospitality passwords; Desk pswd
  • Page 186 – Cond pswd; Room/desk information
  • Page 187 – Programming room information; Call restrns; Service times
  • Page 188 – Using the room/set programming; Setting dialing filters by room state
  • Page 189 – Setting the room condition; Using the admin set
  • Page 190 – Programming the alarm feature
  • Page 191 – Using the Administration set to control alarms
  • Page 192 – Using the alarm; Canceling an alarm
  • Page 193 – Turning off an alarm
  • Page 195 – Telephone features; Installing Business Series Terminals
  • Page 197 – Use the key hole slots on the stand
  • Page 198 – Installing Norstar telephones
  • Page 200 – Naming a telephone or a line
  • Page 201 – Stopping calls; Refusing to answer a call; Canceling Do Not Disturb; Using Do Not Disturb
  • Page 202 – Using Background Music; Turning Background Music off
  • Page 209 – Using the I-ATA with modems and fax machines
  • Page 211 – ISDN; ISDN BRI
  • Page 212 – Line access from an ISDN terminal; ISDN BRI features; Network Name Display for BRI
  • Page 213 – Name and number blocking for BRI; Service provider features
  • Page 214 – Calling the number your calls are forwarded to
  • Page 215 – ISDN BRI terminals
  • Page 216 – ISDN applications
  • Page 217 – Leased line backup
  • Page 219 – Using System features; Using alternate or scheduled services; Preventing certain calls from being made
  • Page 220 – Turning Services on and off
  • Page 221 – An example of how to turn on a Service manually; Turning Services on and off using feature codes
  • Page 222 – To turn on a Service
  • Page 225 – Using passwords; Using a Basic password
  • Page 226 – Changing passwords; Clearing a Call Log password
  • Page 227 – Silent Monitor password
  • Page 228 – Using special telephones; Changing the direct-dial telephone assignments
  • Page 229 – Hotline; Making a telephone a hotline telephone
  • Page 230 – Control telephone
  • Page 231 – Using Set lock; Changing Set Lock programming for a telephone
  • Page 232 – Using an auxiliary ringer
  • Page 233 – Using Host System dialing signals; Link
  • Page 234 – Pause; Long Tones
  • Page 235 – Programmed Release
  • Page 236 – Wait for Dial Tone; Using tone dialing for a call
  • Page 237 – Controlling access to your Norstar system
  • Page 238 – Maintaining security
  • Page 239 – Tones
  • Page 240 – Changing your Class of Service
  • Page 243 – General System features; Disconnect supervision
  • Page 244 – Line assignment; Target line
  • Page 246 – Memory buttons
  • Page 247 – Prime line
  • Page 249 – Troubleshooting; Using the alarm telephone; Reporting and recording alarm codes; Testing the telephone
  • Page 250 – Testing the telephone display
  • Page 251 – Testing the telephone headset
  • Page 253 – Common feature displays
  • Page 257 – Index; Symbols
  • Page 277 – Backup programming overlays
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Compact ICS 6.1
System

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Page 3 - Table of Contents; Getting started with Norstar 15

P0603544 02 Compact ICS 6.1 System Coordinator Guide Table of Contents Getting started with Norstar 15 Using this guide 15 Understanding programming 15 Before you start 16 What you’ll need to do programming 17 Using Buttons 17 Using the buttons under the display 20 The programming overlay 21 A map f...

Page 5 - Making calls 73

Table of Contents / v P0603544 02 Compact ICS 6.1 System Coordinator Guide Changing handsfree answerback for a telephone 69 Turning Privacy on or off for a call 70 Creating a conference by releasing privacy 70 Making a call private 70 Checking call length using Call Duration Timer 71 Disconnecting b...

Page 6 - Handling many calls at once 105

vi / Table of Contents Compact ICS 6.1 System Coordinator Guide P0603544 02 Using the pre-recorded greetings 91 Using customized greetings for System Answer and CCR 91 Time available for customized greetings 93 Recording customized greetings for System Answer and CCR greetings 94 Programming or chan...

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