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Norstar Compact Plus Release 5

Brand: Nortel | Category: Telephone
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. SECTION I: System Administration
  8. Introduction
  9. Safety and Regulatory information
  10. You must be the administrator
  11. Understanding the telephone keys
  12. Starting a programming session
  13. Ending a programming session
  14. Understanding your system
  15. SECTION II: System programming
  16. Conventions used in this guide
  17. Using passwords
  18. Programmable settings and features
  19. forward on busy
  20. hunt groups
  21. trunk answer
  22. call forward all calls
  23. call queuing
  24. ring again
  25. Making suggestions
  26. Programming Terminals and Extensions
  27. Terminals and extensions
  28. Assigning line pool access
  29. Assigning intercom keys to an extension
  30. Assigning an Answer key to an extension
  31. Setting the Originating Line Identification for an extension
  32. Programming Hospitality Services
  33. Hospitality extensions
  34. Alarm time (AL) feature
  35. Hospitality Services admin alarm feature
  36. Room occupancy (RO)
  37. Room condition (RC)
  38. Service time
  39. Software Keys
  40. Viewing the System ID
  41. Setting System speed dial
  42. Assigning a number to a System speed dial code
  43. Selecting a line
  44. clid name display
  45. Setting the speed dial number to bypass restrictions
  46. Naming extensions and lines
  47. Naming extensions
  48. Naming lines
  49. Changing the time and date
  50. Changing the time
  51. Changing the date
  52. Changing the time by an hour
  53. Assigning a Direct-Dial extension
  54. Programming Direct-Dial
  55. Programming an external Direct-Dial extension
  56. Barring calls and privileges (Restrictions)
  57. Using restriction filters to bar calls
  58. Assigning filters to a telephone (Extn restrns)
  59. Assigning filters to a line (Line restrns)
  60. Assigning filters to a line/extension (Line/extn restrns)
  61. Class of Service passwords
  62. Assigning a remote access filter
  63. Locking an extension
  64. Preventing Last Number Redial
  65. Preventing Recall
  66. Preventing Redirect
  67. Programming capabilities
  68. Programming an extension
  69. Setting Call Forward on Busy
  70. Programming Do Not Disturb on Busy
  71. Programming Handsfree
  72. Programming Handsfree answerback
  73. Assigning a Pickup group
  74. Programming paging
  75. Assigning telephones to the Direct-Dial extension
  76. Allowing Priority call
  77. Assigning a Hotline
  78. Auxiliary ringer
  79. Receive tones
  80. Programming User preferences
  81. Changing the key programming for an extension
  82. Changing a personal (user) speed dial code
  83. Changing the Call log options
  84. Changing the display language
  85. Changing the display contrast
  86. Programming Hunt groups
  88. Adding or removing members from a group
  89. Moving members of a group
  90. Assigning a distinctive ring pattern to a Hunt Group
  91. Setting the distribution mode
  92. Setting the hunt delay
  93. Programming the queue timeout
  94. Programming the overflow extension
  95. Checking hunt group metrics
  96. Programming feature settings
  97. Background music
  98. Receiver volume
  99. Park timeout
  100. Park mode
  101. Transfer callback
  102. Network callback
  103. Conference tone
  104. Directed (call) pickup
  105. Page timeout
  106. Alarm extension
  107. Answer extension
  108. Setting SWCA controls
  109. CLID Match
  110. Moving and copying
  111. Extension relocation
  112. Copying programming for telephones
  113. Settings for analogue equipment
  114. Setting the delay before the ATA/I-ATA answers
  115. Changing the dial mode of an ATA or an I-ATA
  116. Setting whether the ATA/I-ATA should receive system tones
  117. Setting whether an ATA is used on-site or off-site
  118. Services
  119. Using alternate or scheduled services
  120. Designating alternate routes for calls
  121. Programming routes
  122. Programming destination codes
  123. Turning a manual service on or off with a feature code
  124. Assigning control extensions
  125. Changing the name of a schedule
  126. Changing the time of a schedule
  127. Passwords
  128. Password security
  129. Setting the Administrator password
  130. Hospitality passwords
  131. I-RAD password
  132. Call services
  133. Erasing a forgotten Call log password
  134. Programming Call services
  135. Auto called ID
  136. Remote access
  137. Programming lines and features for remote access
  138. Auto Attendant
  139. System Answer
  140. Custom Call Routing (CCR)
  141. Direct extension dialling
  142. Turning System Answer on or off
  143. Setting the number of rings before System Answer answers a call
  144. Adding or removing extensions from a CCR group
  145. Using the pre-recorded greetings
  146. Recording customised greetings for System Answer and CCR
  147. Programming or changing CCR destinations
  148. Maintenance
  149. Beginning a Maintenance session
  150. Checking the system version of the software
  151. Troubleshooting
  152. Recording and reporting alarm codes
  153. Power failure
  154. Power-fail telephone
  155. SECTION III: Using telephone features
  156. About your system telephones
  157. T7316E Business Series Terminals and KIMs
  158. T7316 Business Series Terminal key defaults
  159. M7324N telephone and CAPN
  160. M7310N telephone
  161. M7208N/T7208 telephones
  162. M7100N/T7100 telephones
  163. Release key
  164. Common feature display messages
  165. Customising your telephone
  166. Dialling mode
  167. Display contrast
  168. Moving line keys
  169. Ring type
  170. Using personal features
  171. Do Not Disturb
  172. Personal Speed Dial codes
  173. making a speed dial call
  174. Answering calls
  175. Answering a call
  176. Answering the next queued call
  177. Multiple appearances of DIA lines
  178. auto hold
  179. outgoing calls
  180. Using Handsfree
  181. Answering a telephone using Directed Pickup
  182. Answering a telephone using Pickup Group
  183. Answer keys
  184. Listening in a group
  185. Holding calls
  186. Holding
  187. Listening on hold
  188. Routing calls
  189. Call Parking
  190. DIA calls
  191. Making a Priority call
  192. Transferring to a busy extension (Call Camping)
  193. Making external calls
  194. Using an exchange code
  195. Making a conference call
  196. splitting a conference
  197. removing yourself from a conference
  198. Using Class of Service passwords
  199. Making internal calls
  200. Making an internal call
  201. Leaving messages
  202. replying to a message
  203. erasing messages
  204. Paging
  205. Voice call
  206. Forwarding calls
  207. Forwarding all calls
  208. External Call forward
  209. Line redirection
  210. Saving time with features
  211. Using System Speed Dial
  212. Using Redial
  213. Programming memory keys
  214. Using Ring Again
  215. Using Hotline
  216. Using display features
  217. Time and Date
  218. Call Information
  219. Call Log
  220. changing your call log password
  221. programming a telephone to log calls automatically
  222. Autobumping
  223. Special dialling features
  224. Inserting a pause
  225. Programmed Release
  226. Wait for Dial Tone
  227. Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
  228. ISDN services
  229. Digital Network Adapter
  230. Feature quick reference
  231. Compact Plus feature codes
  232. ISDN terminal features
  233. line access from an isdn terminal
  234. ATA extension features
  235. Appendix A: Programming overviews
  236. Charts
  237. chart 1: system speed dial
  238. chart 3: naming lines
  239. chart 5: direct-dial
  240. chart 6: restriction filters
  241. chart 7: remote access packages
  242. chart 8: extension restrictions
  243. chart 9: extension capabilities
  244. chart 10: extension capabilities
  245. chart 11: extension capabilities
  246. chart 12: extension capabilities
  247. chart 13: user preferences
  248. chart 14: extension relocation
  249. chart 16: ata settings
  250. chart 17: ringing service
  251. chart 19: routing service
  252. chart 20: passwords
  253. chart 21: call log passwords
  254. chart 22: call services
  255. chart 23: auto attendant
  256. Index
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