Nortel M760 - Manual

Nortel M760

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Table of contents; Description
  • Page 4 – During a call
  • Page 7 – Locking the set
  • Page 9 – A new set has just been installed for you.; NORTEL NETWORKS M6500 IP PBX; and; Efficient communications
  • Page 10 – Connections
  • Page 11 – Either the display shows the following:; Recommendations and safety; Caution
  • Page 12 – Description of the M760; Interactive display unit
  • Page 14 – Cancel; Interactive display; or the incoming calls log:
  • Page 15 – or; Using the interactive keys; are
  • Page 16 – Your; Using the alphabetical keypad; key is used; to confirm a choice; carry out a setting; in the displayed selection,; display additional information; about the record of the inco-
  • Page 17 – The character displays in upper case.; Erase; Entering lower case letters:
  • Page 18 – Dial; the desired number directly on the keypad.; Using the hands free mode; pick up; The lamp associated with the
  • Page 19 – Dialing methods; red key; Using the micro-headset mode; green key
  • Page 20 – Using the loudspeaker mode; The conversation will be broadcast over the loudspeaker.; The lamp associated with the key goes out.; Using the intercom mode
  • Page 21 – Adjusting listening volume; The number you dial displays progressively as you enter it.; interactive key; Call; interactive key to start dialing the call.; Using the prenumbering mode
  • Page 22 – To call an internal correspondent.; correspondent's extension number; To call an external correspondent.; code for obtaining an external line; The number dialed is shown on the display.; Dialing a correspondent; Dialing the number; Using the programmable keys
  • Page 23 – Using the LNR (Last Number Redial) feature; The correspondent's number will be called back automatically.; The display shows the number that called and the time of the call.
  • Page 24 – The telephone set automatically dials the number.; Calling an internal or external correspondent by name*; (refer to the section on Settings - Associating a directory; Calling a correspondent from the directories by name; name xx
  • Page 25 – The display shows the names and associated numbers.
  • Page 26 – Using the automatic redial function; The display shows the first of the 6 pre-defined messages.; Notifying the correspondent; The display shows the memorised number.
  • Page 27 – Adjusting ring volume; Receiving a call; Notes; tions on The Private Directory and Settings).; Using the callback later function; During the call phase, you can adjust the ring volume.
  • Page 28 – Divert; Diverting a call to another extension; Pick up; Answering a call
  • Page 29 – Group; You can hold a conversation with the caller.; Intercepting a call intended for another extension; You can hold a conversation with the correspondent.
  • Page 30 – Using the mute feature; Record; Recording a conversation against a person's will; Recording the conversation*; interactive key to resume talking with; Note; : The hold function can be programmed on a
  • Page 31 – Transferring a call
  • Page 32 – During a Call; The first correspondent is placed on hold.; Answering a second call*
  • Page 33 – During A Call; Shuttle; Switching from one correspondent to another; You recover the correspondent who was on hold.; Releasing one correspondent; Transfer; red; The two parties remain on-line with each other.; Setting-up a conference call; You want to switch from one correspondent to another.
  • Page 34 – To return to the previous display, press the; Other features available during a call; During the call, any call attempt is ignored.; The display will now show the date and time.; Displaying the time:
  • Page 35 – If the set is in hands free mode, the lamp associated with the; Ending a call; The display shows the memorised numbers.; Consulting the stored numbers
  • Page 36 – key to display the second part of the information:; Consulting the LNR (Last Number Redial) calls log; The LNR calls log
  • Page 37 – The list will be updated, and the display shows the next record.; Calling a correspondent from the LNR calls log; The display prompts you to create the record within the directory.; . If the correspondent’s name is not in the LNR calls log.; The display prompts you to enter a name.; name; The display returns to the LNR calls log record.; Storing the name and/or the number in the private directory
  • Page 38 – The display shows « PROGRAMMING»; The display prompts you to enter your password.; password; to abort or terminate the; Deleting the entire LNR calls log; You can delete all numbers stored in the LNR calls log.; Password
  • Page 39 – The display shows the directories available.; Private; The private directory; Name; The display prompts you to enter the name.; Accessing the private directory; While consulting the directory, you can create a record.
  • Page 40 – The display prompts you to enter the associated number.; telephone number; The display shows the record saved.; Modifying or deleting a record from the private directory; Modify; The display shows the name saved.
  • Page 41 – The display shows the next directory record.; Customizing labels of private directory lists
  • Page 42 – The Private Directory; Lists; The display shows the lists available.; Searching in a list within the private directory; Searching by name within the private directory; label; You will hear two beeps.; Label
  • Page 43 – Calling from the private directory; You can also press the; or the; Deleting all records from the private directory
  • Page 44 – The display shows « PROGRAMMING».; The abbreviated numbers directories; Programming a personal abbreviated number
  • Page 45 – The display shows the number stored.; Modifying or canceling a personal abbreviated number; Calling an abbreviated number; The display shows the numbers available.; The set automatically calls the number.; Calling a collective number*
  • Page 46 – Consulting the incoming calls log; Log; key to display the last call.
  • Page 47 – The incoming calls log
  • Page 48 – Calling a correspondent from the incoming calls log; . If the correspondent’s name is not in the log.; The display returns to the incoming calls log record.
  • Page 49 – Deleting a record from the incoming calls log; Deleting all records from the incoming calls log
  • Page 50 – Consulting the information directory; to abort or terminate the process.; Filling in the information directory
  • Page 51 – The information directory; Filling in the free number:
  • Page 52 – Consulting the internal names list; Calling an internal correspondent
  • Page 53 – Calling an external correspondent
  • Page 54 – The display prompts you to select the desired programmable key.; and use these additional keys in the same manner.; Programming a key
  • Page 55 – Programmable keys; The display prompts you to enter the number.
  • Page 56 – interactive key to supervise; interactive key to assume the role; Programming filtering:
  • Page 57 – interactive key to accept the programming.; The display prompts you to enter the code.; Deleting, modifying and exiting programming; interactive key to erase the programming
  • Page 58 – Identifying programmed keys
  • Page 59 – The call forwarding function; Forwarding your calls; Call forwarding function*; The display offers three types of call forwarding:; The display offers to specify the origin of calls to be forwarded.
  • Page 60 – The Call Forwarding Function; The display shows the forward status.; . To forward calls to an interior extension:; The display confirms forwarding of your calls.
  • Page 61 – Canceling call forwarding; When the set is idle, to consult the status of your call forwarding:; Nota; : You can store only the sequence without the number. In; Programming call forward on a programmable key
  • Page 62 – Overriding the call forwarding function*; number of the desired extension.
  • Page 63 – The voice mailbox; Configuring and customizing your voice mailbox*; Activating forwarding of calls to the voicemail system
  • Page 64 – Consulting messages received; A voice prompt will inform you of the number of messages received.; Listen; (refer to the section
  • Page 65 – Programming access codes on a programmable key
  • Page 66 – interactive key to supervise your own extension.; Programming the multikey function
  • Page 67 – The multikey function; Communicating with the multikey function; The icon associated with this call extinguishes.
  • Page 68 – programmed key; associated with the blinking icon; The multiline function*
  • Page 69 – The multiline function; Programming the multiline function
  • Page 70 – Your set is now programmed in multiline mode.; interactive key to supervise your set.; interactive key to validate; to cancel a setting or to terminate
  • Page 71 – The icon associated with his/her key flashes.; Communicating with the multiline function
  • Page 72 – cases, we recommend you to consult your system operator.; The supervision function; interactive key to supervise another extension.; extension number; and then press the; Programming the supervision function
  • Page 73 – Communicating with the supervision function; You can hold a conversation with the call initiator.; Intercepting a call:; The icon associated with the programmed key will illuminate.
  • Page 74 – The filtering function; filter; interactive key to confirm programming.; Programming the filtering function*
  • Page 75 – The display shows the message in step 7.; filtering set; Communicating with the filtering function; Calling a filtered set:
  • Page 76 – Answering filtered calls:
  • Page 77 – The display prompts you to key in the time of your appointment.; Programming the alarm function; hhmm; Appointment reminder:
  • Page 78 – The alarm function; The display shows appointment no. 1 status.; Consulting for changing or canceling an appointment; A sound message and the display confirm the changing.; Reminder
  • Page 79 – The display prompts you to select a function.; Using the DND function; A sound message and the display confirm the deactivating.; Overriding the DND function*
  • Page 80 – Programming the DND function on a programmable key; programmable key; The display shows the key status.; The icon associated with the programmed; Activating the function:; You will now receive calls again.; Deactivating the function:
  • Page 81 – Other functions; Replace; The display prompts you to key in a password.; your extension’s password; Replace function; After you have dialed the external access code,; Option; The display confirms your choice.
  • Page 82 – Out of the office function; (also accessible when calling, refer to § Dialing a correspondent)
  • Page 83 – You are informed that you will only receive your own calls.; Request confirmation is displayed.; (refer to section During a; Data transmission line protection function
  • Page 84 – - Press the interactive key; Locking your set; refer to section on Settings - Customizing the set password; pressed down for 3 seconds.; external access code; The display will ask you to enter your password.; Calling an external correspondent from the locked set
  • Page 85 – Calling an emergency number from a locked set; Deactivating set locking
  • Page 86 – The display indicates the current ring melody.; Choosing and setting the set ring
  • Page 87 – Settings; The display indicates «PRIVILEGED RING VOLUME : X».; Setting the display contrast; The display indicates the contrast setting.
  • Page 88 – Customizing the set password; Password xxxx; New password xxxx; Adjusting the key beep volume
  • Page 89 – The display indiactes “ DIRECTORIES MANAGEMENT”.; Associating a directory with direct keypad call; ling a correspondent from the directories by name); Choosing the display language
  • Page 90 – key until the display shows “ LANGUAGE”.; Language; The display shows the date and time in the selected language.; English; All messages shown by the display are in the same language.
  • Page 91 – Programming a micro-headset connection; The display proposes auto or manual headset mode
  • Page 92 – Miscellaneous
  • Page 93 – Fault
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Summary

Page 3 - Table of contents; Description

Table of contents Description 1 • Your M760 1 • Connections 2 • Accessories for the M760 2 • Recommendations and safety 3 • Presentation of the M760 4 • Interactive display 6 • Using the interactive keys 7 • Using the navigator 7 • Using the alphabetical keypad 8 Dialing methods 10 • Using the hands...

Page 4 - During a call

Table of contents II During a call 22 • Using the mute feature 22 • Recording the conversation 22 • Placing a correspondent on hold and taking the call on the same extension 22 • Placing a correspondent on hold and taking the call on another extension 23 • Transferring a call 23 • Calling a second c...

Page 7 - Locking the set

Table of contents Locking the set 76 • Locking your set 76 • Calling an external correspondent from the locked set 76 • Calling an emergency number from the locked set 77 • Deactivating set locking 77 Settings • Choosing and setting the set ring 78 • Setting the display contrast 79 • Adjusting the k...

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