Avaya IP500 Manuel utilisateur

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Telephone User Guide

For

Avaya IP500

Phone: 07 5478 2000 Fax: 07 5478 2611

172 Brisbane Road, Mooloolaba, Qld 4557

WILDWOOD (AUST) PTY LTD ACN 096 593 878 ABN 61 096 593 878

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Quick Reference Guide

AVAYA IP 500

Handset Overview

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Function Function escription

ANSWER A CALL

•Lift handpiece OR

•Press Speaker button OR

•Press Headset Button

To answer an incoming call from any handset – Universal Answer

•Lift handset

•ial *30 to answer a call ringing anywhere OR

ial *32*Ext No# to answer the call for a particular extension.

EFAULT RINGING PATTERNS

•Internal Calls – Single ring

•External Calls – ouble ring

CHANGING RING OPTIONS

You can chose from eight different ring sounds.

•Press the Soft Key for Option

•Press the Soft Key for Ring Options

•Press the Soft Key for Ring Pattern

•To select a ring pattern press the arrow keys or use the key pad to dial between

1 and 8 – you will hear the different tones as you scroll through

•When you have selected the ring pattern, press the Soft Key for Save

MAKE A CALL To Access:

•Lift handset or Press Speaker key or Press Headset Button

•ial 0

•ial phone number

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RE IAL Last Number Redial

•Without lifting the handset, Press Redial Twice, then lift handset

Scroll through the last 10 numbers dialed:

•Press Redial

•Press Arrow Keys to scroll through the last 10 numbers

•Press the soft key beside the number on the screen to dial

CALLER I The log can store up to 48 entries for both incoming & outgoing caller I .

NOTE: This must be activated by your service provider e.g. Telstra

•Press the second Soft Key for Log on the menu on the screen

•Then Press the Soft Key for one of the following options:

-Missed Calls

-Incoming Answered Calls

-Outgoing Calls

-More to display a second menu for All Calls

•Press the arrows to display further pages of entries

•Press the Soft Key option to Call, elete, Save or one/Exit to exit.

HOL To place an outside call on Hold:

•Press the HOL button

The symbol will change next to the call appearance key

To pick up the outside call again:

•Press the Call Appearance Key next to the screen

TRANSFER To transfer an incoming call to another extension:

•Press Transfer

•ial Extension number

•Announce call

•Press the Transfer key again

•Hang Up

TRANSFERRING

CALLS OFFSITE

•Whilst on the first call press Transfer

•ial the offsite/external telephone number

•Announce the call

•Press Transfer then hang up

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TRANSFER CALLS

FROM A PANASONIC

COR LESS PHONE

•After taking an incoming call to place it on hold look at the screen; the word

“recall” will appear on the bottom left hand side of the telephone screen.

•To place the call on hold, press the black button on the left hand side

•ial the extension number

•Announce the caller

•Press “off” to hang up and the call will be transferred.

Note:

To avoid any confusion the “hold” button on the handset is only used when the

Panasonic is not part of a telephone system

PARKING CALLS You are able to park a call so it can be retrieved by another extension.

The call is allowed to be parked for 5 minutes before the parked call will ring back to

your extension if it is idle.

Note: A slot ID must be assigned before following this procedure.

eature keys can be setup to park & un-park calls.

To park a call to be picked up by any extension:

•ial *37*N# - where N is the slot I you have assigned

•Inform your colleagues of the parked call & the slot I you have assigned.

To un-park a call from another extension:

•ial *38*N# - where N is the slot I you have assigned

MUTE To prevent the other person on the line from hearing you:

•Press MUTE button to turn on and off

Microphone for Hands free operation, also acts as mute button

INTERCOM To initiate an internal intercom call:

•Lift Handset OR Press Speaker button OR press Headset button

•ial extension number

To answer an Intercom call:

•Lift handset or Press Speaker or Press Headset

RING BACK REQUEST

Note: Must be activated in system programming

To request an extension to call you back when they are no longer busy:

•ial the Extension Number

•When you hear the busy tone, Press the Soft Key for RBak

•Hang Up

•When the extension becomes free – your handset will ring.

•Lift the handset and you will be connected to that extension

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CONFERENCE

To set up a Conference Call:

•Make or Receive Intercom or Outside call

•Press the Conference key

•ial extension you want to add OR Access an outside line.

•When called party answers, Press Conference

•Repeat steps 2-4 to add more parties.

To exit a Conference without affecting the other parties:

•Hang up.

VOLUME CONTROL

To Adjust Ringing Volume:

•Press the Volume Arrow keys whilst you hear the sound to adjust ……

•Speaker volume when on hook

•Ring volume when station is ringing

•Receiving volume when call in progress

A JUSTING ISPLAY CONTRAST

•Press the Soft Key for Option

•Press the Soft Key for Contrast

•Press Arrow keys to adjust level of contrast

•When finished either press Soft Key for one or Press Exit Button

CALL FORWAR To Activate Call Forward to another extension or external number.

To set the number to which your calls are forwarded:

•ial *07*Ext No#

To switch call forwarding on dial:

•For Forward Unconditional - *01. To take off *02

•For Forward When Busy - *03. To take off *04

•For Forward When No Answer - *05. To take off *06

To cancel all forwarding:

•ial *00

O NOT ISTURB

When activated, you will not receive any internal or external calls to your extension.

You are still able to make outgoing calls.

To Activate:

•ial *08 – An N is displayed.

To eactivate:

•ial *09

Note: Callers will hear either busy tone or are re-directed to your oicemail.

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EFAULT PHONE/

ERASE ALL SETTINGS

To erase all settings on a handset – personlised options, call log and speed dial list,

for example if a staff member leaves:

•Press the Soft Key for Option

•Press the Arrow Keys until a menu called “Select Items to Erase” is displayed

•Press the Side Soft Key to select the items that you wish to erase for either:

-Speed ials

-Call Log

-User Labels

-Language

-Options

-All

•Then Press the Soft Key for Erase

•Press the Soft Key for one when finished

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STATION SPEE IALLING

To Store a Phone Number into Speed ial (can store up to 48):

•Press the Soft Key for Sp ial

•Press the Soft Key for Add

•Press the Side Soft Key beside Name

Enter the name using the letters on the key pad

Press the Arrow keys to move to the left or right

Press the Soft Key for Space to leave a space

If you make a mistake, press the Soft Key on the left side for Backspace

•Press the Side Soft Key for Number

•Type in the number using the keypad

Press the arrow keys to move left or right

Press the Side Soft Key for Backspace if you make a mistake

•Press the Soft Key for Save (will return to the speed dial list)

To ial a Speed ial Number

•Press the Soft Key for Sp ial

•To scroll through the alphabet press the Arrow Keys OR

Key the first letter of the name to jump to the page with a matching entry

•When you see the entry you wish to dial, press the Side Soft Key next to the

entry to dial

Editing a Speed ial Number:

•Press the Soft Key for Sp ial

•Press the Soft Key for Edit

•Select the speed dial you wish to edit by either scrolling to find it or jumping to

the letter, then press the Side Soft Key next to the entry

•Edit the entry using the same methods as for adding a speed dial

•Press the Soft Key for Save

To delete a Speed ial Entry

•Press the Soft Key for Sp ial

•Press the Soft Key for elete

•Select the speed dial you wish to delete by either scrolling to find it or

jumping to the letter, then press the Side Soft Key next to the entry

•To delete the entry press the Side Soft Key for Yes

•To return to the Speed ial List press the Soft Key for one

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FUNCTION KEY PROGRAMMING

If any one of the keys on the phone is programmed with an Admin or Admin1 feature key, it allows you to

program further features against other function keys. Both Admin and Admin1 are allocated to your function

keys by your system administrator and would appear as follows:

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To assign a feature against a Function Key (Soft Key):

•Press the Side Soft Key for Admin or Admin1 (generally will be Admin)

The names shown above are the features that you can assign to soft keys.

•Press the Arrow Keys to scroll through the list of features/pages

•To select a feature, press the Side Soft Key adjacent to the feature on the

screen

•If the function requires some data to be entered, [ ] is shown at the bottom of

the display. Enter the data using the normal phone keypad.

•The upper part of the display reverts to showing the features currently

assigned to the soft keys (before you have re-programmed them)

•To select the soft key against which to program the new feature, press the

desired soft key

CAUTION: Do not select the soft key used for the Admin function. Replacing this

function will lock the telephone for further programming until reset through the

telephone system.

•If the soft key is not already used, it will confirm that the soft key has been

programmed by saying BUTTON PROGRAMME .

To end programming, press EXIT.

To continue, press the soft key for Cont

•Repla, Keep and elet are shown along the right hand edge of the display.

Press the soft key for repla to replace existing feature with the new feature

Press the soft key for Keep to keep the existing feature that is already there

Press the soft key for elet to delete the existing feature and not program

anything there

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