NEC DT920 Guide de configuration

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Table of Contents

Making a call 4

External Call 4

Internal Call 4

Transferring calls 4

External transfer 4

Internal Transfer 4

Placing a call on hold 4

Muting a call 5

Adjusting Volume 5

Handset Receiver Volume 5

Speaker Volume 5

Adjust Ringer Volume 5

Redial 5

Conference calling 5

Setting Voicemail 5

Listening to voicemail 6

How to change your outgoing voicemail 6

How to change your Greeting recording 6

Manually Switch Modes 6

How to change a ringtone 7

Press OK to conﬁrm the choice 7

Contact Yo Telecom Support 7

MyCalls Call Manager Training 7

User Training Guide

Making a call

External Call

1. Lift the handset or press Speaker

2. Press 9 followed by the number you would like to call. The number will automatically begin

to ring.

Internal Call

1. Lift the handset or press Speaker

2. Enter the extension you would like to call. The number will automatically begin to ring.

Transferring calls

External transfer

1. When the caller is on the line, press the Transfer key

2. Dial 9 followed by the external number

3. Inform the second party of the call

4. Replace the handset to complete the transfer.

5. If the called extension is busy or does not answer, press the ﬂashing line to return to your

caller.

6. If the extension does not accept the call, ask them to hang up and your call is returned (or

press the ﬂashing line).

Internal Transfer

1. When the caller is on the line, press the Transfer key

2. Dial the extension required

3. Inform the second party of the call

4. Replace the handset to complete the transfer.

5. If the called extension is busy or does not answer, press the ﬂashing line to return to your

caller.

6. If the extension does not accept the call, ask them to hang up and your call is returned (or

press the ﬂashing line).

Placing a call on hold

1. Press the Hold button ( you may replace the handset)

2. To retrieve a held call lift the handset then press the ﬂashing line

Muting a call

1. Press the Mic key, you will still hear the caller, but they will not hear you

2. To remove mute and resume your conversation, press the Mic key again.

Adjusting Volume

Handset Receiver Volume

1. While on a call using the handset, use the Up/Down navigation keys to adjust the volume

2. The last used volume will become the default volume

Speaker Volume

1. While on a call using the Speaker function, use the Up/Down navigation keys to adjust the

volume

2. The last used volume will become the default volume

Adjust Ringer Volume

1. While the phone is ringing from an incoming call,, use the Up/Down navigation keys to

adjust the volume

2. The last used volume will become the default volume

Redial

1. Press the List soft key, then Redial soft key the last 10 external numbers are stored within

the system.

2. Use the navigation keys to select the desired number

3. Lift the handset or press # or the Speaker key to initiate the call

Conference calling

1. While on a call, press the More soft key, the soft keys will refresh

2. Press the Conf soft key, the caller will be placed on Hold

3. Dial the desired number, after the call is answered press the Add soft key

4. To begin the conference, press the Begin soft key

Setting Voicemail

1. Press Feature

2. Press Enter

3. Dial 550 for the day mailbox or 551 one for the night mailbox

4. Press Feature again.

Listening to voicemail

1. Call 555 from a phone

2. That will then ask you to insert the mailbox number

3. The day mailbox will usually be 550 , the night mailbox will usually be 551

4. It will then take you into the mailbox and play your messages

How to change your outgoing voicemail

1. Dial 555 from your handset

2. Dial the required mailbox number (usually 550 for day, 551 for night)

3. Press the Greeting softkey

4. Select the Greeting you wish to use. You can record up to 3 greetings for quick changes

i.e. a diﬀerent message for Special events

See below for details on how to change the Greeting recordings

How to change your Greeting recording

1. Dial 555 from your handset

2. Dial the required mailbox number (usually 550 for day, 551 for night)

3. Press the Greeting softkey

4. Select the Greeting you wish to change. You can have up to 3 greetings saved

5. Select Record and record you required message

6. Press the Speaker button to end the recording

7. This will now be the outgoing voice message for the chosen Mailbox

Manually Switch Modes

Your system is pre-programmed with Day / Night / Training Modes which will switch over

automatically according to the set schedule. Should you need to, you can manually switch

between these Modes from the handset. For example if you close early for any reason, you can

manually switch to the Night Mode which will divert all calls based on your Night Mode settings.

1. To change the Modes, press the Modes soft key. This will toggle through the available

modes in sequence.

2. Once the required Mode is selected it will show on the display the current mode.

How to change a ringtone

1. Press the Menu Key

2. Using the navigation keys, go to Settings then press OK or Select

3. Using the navigation keys, select User Settings

4. Select Incoming call

5. Select Ringtone

6. Pick external or internal

7. Select a ringtone

8. Press OK to conﬁrm the choice

9. Press the Back or Home key to return to the main screen

Contact Yo Telecom Support

1. To contact Yo Telecom Support, dial 888 from your handset

MyCalls Call Manager Training

After completing the install, your engineer will help you book your free MyCalls Call Manager Training to take

you through the MyCalls Dashboard. You can scan the QR code or go to the website below at any time to book

additional training as required.

https://calendly.com/yotelecom-training

Date

Version

Notes

08/12/2021

1.6

Added QR Code Link to Training

11/11/2021

1.5

Added Volume Adjustment & Table of Contents

09/11/2021

1.4

Added Page Footers & Title Image

27/10/2021

1.3

Added change greetings processes

22/10/2021

1.2

Updated Mute and Redial processes

22/09/2021

1.1

Added 888 support & manual modes

20/09/2021

1.0

Release version

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