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5.11. Use without a telephone exchange
Upon delivery, the telephone interface is set for use in installations with a telephone exchange (key combination = 20 0
✱
).
If no telephone exchange is in use, you must then connect the interface directly to the external line. In that case, external telephones are always
called.
Setting for use without a telephone exchange
Step
Action
Result
1.
Activate programming mode.
2.
Enter the key combination:
20 1
✱
You have adjusted the use of the telephone interface to an
installation without a telephone exchange.
3.
Exit the programming mode.
5.12. Using other keypad symbols for internal and external lines
The telephone interface can also automatically generate the symbols (0,
✱
, # …) that must be pressed in order to be able to use an internal or an
external line.
Setting up automatic use of symbols for internal and external lines
Step
Action
Result
1.
Activate programming mode.
2.
Enter the key combination:
21 X
✱
or
21 XX
✱
where:
- X en XX = 0 or 00 to 99
1
From now on, the telephone interface automatically generates the
symbols for internal or external lines.
3.
Exit the programming mode.
1
Exceptions:
01 = flash (0.1 s) (often the R key on the telephone)
04 = flash +
✱
02 =
✱
05
=
flash
+
✱
+
✱
03
=
#
06
=
✱
+
✱
Note:
If you want to be able to call both the internal and the external lines, you can utilize shortened numbers to do so on most telephone exchanges.
In that case, this programming is unnecessary.
5.13. Calling an internal unit via the telephone
By using keys 4, 5 and 6 on a telephone, you can call an internal unit (see section 6.1.).
Upon delivery, there are no numbers programmed on these keys.
Programming an internal unit to the telephone
Step
Action
Result
1.
Activate programming mode.
2.
Enter the key combination:
22 X
✱
where:
- X = 4, 5 of 6
3.
Within 30 seconds, pick up the receiver of the internal unit to which
keys 4, 5 or 6 of the telephone must be assigned.
You have programmed an internal unit to one of these three keys.
4.
Exit the programming mode.
