151.PROGRAMMABLE FEATURE KEYSThese are examples of the terminal features availableby pressing the programmable keys. Some featuresusing feature access code may be programmed by theuser. Others must be programmed by the telephonesystem administrator.LEDProgrammable Feature keys have a built-in LightEmitting Diode (LED) that lights or flashes according tothe activity of the Feature key.AICM:Press the key to activate “Automatic Intercom”.DICM:Press the key to activate “Dial Intercom”.NoDist (Do Not Disturb):Press the key to activate or cancel “Privacy” feature.CF-All:Press the key to activate or cancel “Call Forwarding –All Calls” feature.CF-Busy:Press the key to activate, verify, or cancel “Call For-warding – Busy Line” feature.CF-NoAns:Press the key to activate, verify, or cancel “Call For-warding – Don’t Answer” feature.MICM:Press the key to activate “Manual Intercom”.MSG (Message):Press the key to leave a message indication at a sta-tion in no answer or busy condition.MSG Wait:Press the key to leave a message waiting indication onboss’ station from secretary’s station.no MSGwt:Press the key to cancel a message waiting indicationon boss’s station from secretary’s station.Priv.Rel:Press the key to release “Privacy” feature.Save&Rep (Save and Repeat):Press the key to store a number or redial a storednumber.Signal:Press the key to cause chime at a predetermined sta-tion.SPD Name:Press the key to register name for the key to One-Touch Speed Calling key.Reverse:Press the key to reverse the black and white in its dis-play: background, characters and icons.MULTILINE APPEARANCE:You can see the caller information (such as a caller IDor a name) using the programmable key (which is pro-grammed for a multiline by the system administrator)during an incoming call. For details, see MULTILINEOPERATION in chapter 4.
