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15

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Callback

 

from

 

hold

  

After

 

a

 

call

 

has

 

spent

 

more

 

than

 

a

 

set

 

amount

 

of

 

time

 

on

 

hold,

 

the

 

caller

 

will

 

be

 

forwarded

 

back

 

to

 

the

 

phone

 

that

 

last

 

handled

 

the

 

call.

  

This

 

timeout

 

is

 

designed

 

to

 

prevent

 

callers

 

being

 

forgotten

 

on

 

hold

 

and

 

the

 

time

 

before

 

callback

 

occurs

 

can

 

be

 

changed

 

to

 

suit

 

your

 

needs.

   

Configure

 

time

 

until

 

Callback

 

After

 

entering

 

programming

 

mode:

 

Press

 

[1]

 

[HOLD]

  

 

The

 

LCD

 

will

 

display

 

this

 

message

 

 

Press

 

[2]

 

[1]

 

[HOLD]

 

 

The

 

LCD

 

will

 

display

 

this

 

message

 

 

Enter

 

the

 

desired

 

time

 

before

 

callback

 

in

 

seconds

 

between

 

[0][0][0][1]

 

and

 

[9][9][9][9]

 

To

 

disable

 

callback

 

from

 

hold

 

completely,

 

enter

 

[0][0][0][0]

 

 

Press

 

[HOLD]

 

to

 

confirm

 

the

 

change

 

 

Press

 

[SPKR]

 

to

 

exit

 

 

Phone

 

Extension

 

Names

 

Each

 

extension

 

can

 

be

 

set

 

up

 

with

 

a

 

custom

 

name.

  

This

 

name

 

is

 

displayed

 

on

 

the

 

phone

 

LCD

 

and

 

is

 

also

 

used

 

when

 

calling

 

internal

 

extensions.

 

Please

 

note

 

that

 

these

 

names

 

are

 

stored

 

on

 

the

 

main

 

PBX

 

unit,

 

replacing

 

a

 

phone

 

will

 

not

 

alter

 

the

 

extension

 

name.

 

Altering

 

an

 

extension

 

name

 

Without

 

lifting

 

the

 

handset,

 

press

 

[*][*][*][6]

 

 

The

 

LCD

 

will

 

display

 

the

 

internal

 

number

 

and

 

current

 

extension

 

name

 

in

 

ASCII.

 

 

Using

  

the

 

phone

 

keypad

 

and

 

the

 

following

 

table

 

as

 

a

 

reference,

 

enter

 

your

 

desired

 

name

 

for

 

the

 

extension

 

in

 

ASCII

 

 

 

For

 

example

 

 

to

 

input

 

the

 

name

 

“John”:

 

J

[4][Line

 

1]

      

o

[6][Line

 

6]

      

h

[6][8]

   

n

[6][Line

 

5]

       

 

 

If

 

you

 

make

 

a

 

mistake,

 

press

 

[REDIAL]

 

to

 

undo

 

changes

 

 

Save

 

you

 

changes

 

press

 

[HOLD]

 

 

To

 

exit

 

press

 

[SPKR]

 

 

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Summary of Contents for EPDH008

Page 1: ...lace Please refer to the complete user manual on the supplied CD for information on all system functionality Designed in Australia by RhinoCo Technology 9 Hannabus Place McGraths Hill NSW 2756 Austral...

Page 2: ...7 Make an intercom call handset 7 Make an intercom call hands free 7 Saving a speed dial number 8 Making a call using speed dial 8 Receiving Calls 8 Using the telephone handset 8 Using speakerphone 8...

Page 3: ...ree from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for twelve months from the date of original purchase Seller s obligation shall be limited to repairing or replacing at its op...

Page 4: ...3 Overview EasyPBX Kit...

Page 5: ...4 EasyPBX EPDH008 8 Line Key Telephone...

Page 6: ...outside callers will receive a busy tone when they try to dial in on that number For this example if a caller were to dial in on line 1 02 9999 1111 this would tie up the line and its associated numbe...

Page 7: ...sed If the phone sockets in your premises are of the older 606 type see illustration please use the included 606 to modular adapters 606 style plug socket Step 3 Connect the EasyPBX key telephones Loc...

Page 8: ...ress the SPKR key to end the call Make an intercom call handset Lift the handset Dial the extension of the person you wish to speak to When done replace the handset to end the call Make an intercom ca...

Page 9: ...to dial Receiving Calls Using the telephone handset To receive a call using the handset simply pick up the same way you would when using a normal telephone To select from multiple incoming calls pres...

Page 10: ...for more information Transferring a call The call transfer feature allows you to pass calls between phones connected to the EasyPBX system without having to place them on hold To transfer a call While...

Page 11: ...l switching feature will behave as a three way call To start a three way call While on a call press TRAN You will be presented with the transfer tones and the other party is played music To invite a l...

Page 12: ...1 8 3 0 Setting a time based alarm The phone system can be set to function as an alarm clock Local global one off and recurring alarms can be set Please see the Advanced Manual for more information T...

Page 13: ...Volume of internal hands free intercom calls 6 Alarm Ringing Volume of timed alarm 7 Ringing Ringing volume for incoming calls 8 Paging Volume of internal paging 9 Key Tone Volume of phone keypad ton...

Page 14: ...the handset press 4 The LCD will display this message Enter the EasyPBX default programming password 2 6 5 6 Note See advanced manual if you wish to change this password The LCD will display this mess...

Page 15: ...lead in After entering programming mode Press 1 HOLD The LCD will display this message Press 3 HOLD The LCD will display this message Press 0 to disable the prelude paging tone 1 to enable the prelude...

Page 16: ...e Press SPKR to exit Phone Extension Names Each extension can be set up with a custom name This name is displayed on the phone LCD and is also used when calling internal extensions Please note that th...

Page 17: ...three way calling 1 Enter System Programming 2 Press 2 HOLD to enter PBX programming kind 2 3 Enter the station extension number you wish to enable for three way calling using the phone keypad Press H...

Page 18: ...wait at least 5 seconds before switching it back on The PBX will now restart wait until the telephones attached show the normal standby screen Without lifting the handset enter 4 using the phone keypa...

Page 19: ...18 Notes...

Page 20: ...19 Copyright 2008 RhinoCo Technology All rights reserved...

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