Panasonic DBS 576HD Technical Manual

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62 Q Chapter 4 - Station FeaturesRINGING LINE PREFERENCEDescription:This feature gives station users the ability to answer a ringing incoming call simply by lifting thehandset or pressing ON/OFF. If this feature is disabled on the phone, the user must press theflashing CO line key to answer the call.Benefits:• Users can pick up calls quickly.Applications:• Easier access to ringing callsSOFT KEY VARIABLE MODEDescription:Soft Key Variable Mode allows Small-Display phone users to access frequently-used featuresthrough their soft keys, while the phone is in different call states such as during intercom call,during CO dial tone, during a trunk call, and during busy tone (after calling a busy extension).Benefits:• Provides easy feature access via customized phone keys.• Displays the feature name next to the soft key during the call state in which it’savailable.SPEED DIALINGDescription:Users can program any of their one-touch keys for speed-dialing. There are Personal SpeedDial codes which can be different on each extension (up to 20 PSDs per phone). There are alsoSystem Speed Dial codes (up to 800) that can be used by everyone. Some of the wonderfulthings you can do with these speed-dial codes in programming:U Set individual extensions to be able to override TRS restrictions with SSD numbers.U Chain SSDs and PSDs together (useful for entering account codes, navigating throughautomated answering machines, etc.).U Divide the SSDs into blocks and assign them to different tenants.U Set the system to automatically select a trunk whenever an SSD or PSD is dialed.Benefits:• Saves time and increases productivity by allowing one-touch dialing of frequently-called numbers, or one-touch feature activation.TRANSFERDescription:The DBS 576HD’s Transfer feature allows station users to transfer their outside line or inter-station calls without attendant intervention. Transferring calls can be either supervised by theuser (who waits for the third party to answer, then announces the call before transferring it) orunsupervised (user hangs up before the third party answers). If the third party doesn’t pick up,the call will return to the extension that originated the transfer. If that extension doesn’t answer iteither, the call will revert to the Attendant Group.