Ericsson DT368 User's Guide

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Page 1 - User Guide

User GuideDT368CORDLESS TELEPHONE FOR MD110 PBX

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Description8DT368R(inquiry)DialModeRedialMENU STRUCTUREOptionsavailablewhen:On hookAddAddWhoCalld*AddLastDial*EditShortNoEditNameEditTelNoDeleteCallNa

Page 3 - Table of Contents

Switch On/Off9DT368SWITCHING ON/OFFSwitch onPress until the display lights upIf your telephone does not switch on or the battery icon startsflashing,

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Incoming Calls10DT368ANSWER CALLS A ringing signal indicates an incoming call and the warninglight flashes quickly. The ringing type tells you whether

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Incoming Calls11DT368Automatic answering When a headset is attached to your telephone, you can set thephone for automatic answering. At an incoming ca

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Outgoing Calls12DT368MAKE CALLS How to make internal and external calls:Internal callsDial the extension number and pressExternal calls0Dial the digit

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Outgoing Calls13DT368LAST EXTERNAL NUMBER REDIALWhen you initiate an external call the system automatically stores all the dialled digits, irrespectiv

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Outgoing Calls14DT368CALL NUMBER FROM WhoCalled LISTYour phone keeps a list of people who have called you (if supported by the network). Whenever ther

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During Calls15DT368MUTE MICROPHONE To mute the microphone during an ongoing conversation:Press and holdThe caller will not hear what is being said in

Page 10 - Description

During Calls16DT368INQUIRY You have speech connection and want to make an inquiry toan internal or external party.RPressDial tone.Call the second part

Page 11 - Switch On/Off

During Calls17DT368R Press to end the inquiry callThe second party is disconnected.Press to return to the first partyTRANSFER You want to transfer an

Page 12 - Incoming Calls

CORDLESS TELEPHONE DT368 FOR MD110 PBXValid for exchanges ASB 501 04 release R7 or later.USER GUIDE EN/LZT 102 2851 R1ACopyright © 1999. Ericsson Bus

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During Calls18DT368ON HOLD You can temporarily put the ongoing call on hold. Calls puton hold can be resumed on your own telephone or another.RPressDi

Page 14 - Outgoing Calls

When You Receive a Busy Tone19DT368BUSY EXTENSION OR EXTERNAL LINEIf you call an extension and receive a busy tone or get no answer or all external li

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When You Receive a Busy Tone20DT368BUSY EXTENSION OR EXTERNAL LINE(continued)Cancel any single Callback3 7 Press and dial extension numberNote: To can

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When You Receive a Busy Tone21DT368Intrusion on a busy extensionYou can intrude on an ongoing call on a busy extension.4PressBefore the intrusion is e

Page 17 - During Calls

22DT368Call ForwardingINTERNAL FOLLOW-ME All calls to your extension are diverted to an extension ofyour choice (within the private network). During f

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23DT368Call ForwardingEXTERNAL FOLLOW-MEIf external follow-me is allowed you can have all calls to your exten-sion diverted to an external number of y

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24DT368Call ForwardingPERSONAL NUMBER With this function you can be reached on your normal officetelephone number even if you are in another room, out

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25DT368Call ForwardingTo cancel from your office telephone1 0 PressWait for call icon to stop flashing.Press to finish procedureTo activate or change

Page 21 - When You Receive a Busy Tone

26DT368Call ForwardingPERSONAL NUMBER (continued)To cancel from an external telephoneThe external telephone must be of push button type providedwith h

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Internal Messages27DT368MANUAL MESSAGE WAITING (MMW)If the called extension does not answer you can initiate a messagewaiting indication on that exten

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Table of Contents1DT368ContentspageGuide and telephone information...2Important...

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Internal Messages28DT368MANUAL MESSAGE WAITING (MMW)(continued)To listen to received messagesWhen your telephone beeps and the message symbol isshown

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Voice Mail29DT368INTEGRATED VOICE MAIL(Optional) This function allows you to leave a voice message to the cal-ler when you are unable to answer calls,

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Voice Mail30DT368INTEGRATED VOICE MAIL(continued)To enter your mailbox in generalWhen you want to listen to saved messages, change yoursequrity code o

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Voice Mail31DT368To handle the mailbox Recorded information on the line informs about the numberof new and stored messages. If you have too many messa

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Information32DT368ABSENCE INFORMATION(Optional) To be used during absence to inform callers about the reasonand time or date of your return. If you ar

Page 29 - Internal Messages

Information33DT368Order for another extension2 3 0 PressDial the extension number and press(0-9)Enter the absence code0 9 1 5Press and enter the date

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Abbreviated Numbers34DT368COMMON ABBREVIATED NUMBERSBy using abbreviated numbers, you can make calls simply bypressing a few keys. The common abbrevia

Page 31 - Voice Mail

Abbreviated Numbers35DT368CALL-BY-NAMESelect CallName and press(0-9)Press repeatedly the key with the initial letter of thename until the letter is sh

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Abbreviated Numbers36DT368QUICK CALL-BY-NAME(0-9)Press the key with the initial letter of the name until aname is shownTo step to the next initial let

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Phone Book37DT368PHONE BOOK Your telephone is equipped with a fixed phone book (a pre-programmed directory for up to 1000 names) that is useful topeop

Page 34 - Information

Guide and Telephone Information2DT368Welcome to the User Guide for the DT368 cordless phone in the Ericsson enterprise business communication system.

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Phone Book38DT368PHONE BOOK(continued)Enter names Use the keypad to enter letters and characters. Press a keyonce for the first letter or character, t

Page 36 - Abbreviated Numbers

Phone Book39DT368Example:Select PhoneBook and pressAddis displayed.Press EnterNameis displayed.To write Smith:7 7 7 7Press for S6 Press for m4 4 4Pres

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Phone Book40DT368PHONE BOOK(continued)Add a name from WhoCalled or LastDialled listsSelect PhoneBook and pressSelect AddWhoCalld or AddLastDial and pr

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Phone Book41DT368Change abbreviated number keySelect PhoneBook and pressSelect EditShortNo and press(name) Enter the first letters of the name and pre

Page 39 - Phone Book

Phone Book42DT368PHONE BOOK(continued)Edit name or numberSelect PhoneBook and pressSelect EditName or EditTelNo and press(name) Enter the first letter

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Group Facilities43DT368CALL PICK-UP GROUP People working in a team can have their telephones program-med by the system administrator to form Call Pick

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Group Facilities44DT368GROUP HUNTING As a member of a group of extensions that is called by a common number, you can temporarily leave the group:2 1 P

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Other Useful Facilities45DT368ACCOUNT CODE(Optional) This function is used to charge a call to an account numberor to prevent unauthorised calls from

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Other Useful Facilities46DT368NIGHT SERVICE When the exchange is in night service mode, all your inco-ming calls to the operator are transferred to a

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Other Useful Facilities47DT368Cancel flexible night service8 4 Press and dial your own extension numberPress Wait for call icon to stop flashing.Press

Page 45 - Group Facilities

Important3DT368IPEI CODE Your telephone has an International Portable part EquipmentIdentity (IPEI) code. This code is needed for your systemadministr

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Other Useful Facilities48DT368MALICIOUS CALL TRACING, MCTIf you are disturbed by malicious external incoming calls, you can request a number tracing f

Page 47 - Other Useful Facilities

Other Useful Facilities49DT368With common authorization codeCall the DISA function at your officeDial tone.PressEnter the authorization code and press

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Paging50DT368PAGING(Optional) Persons equipped with a wireless paging receiver or assignedto a lamp signal, can be paged from a telephone set.Dependin

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Paging51DT368Paging receivers with a displayWhen there is no answer or a busy tone, keep the telephone offhook:7PressWait for the paged person to call

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Paging52DT368PAGING(continued)Paging receivers with voice messageWhen you receive no answer or a busy tone, keep the tele-phone off hook:7PressLeave y

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Paging53DT368To acknowledge an alarmYou must acknowledge the alarm to be terminated:8 2 0 PressDial your own extension number and pressWait for call i

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Authority54DT368GROUP DO NOT DISTURBIf your extension is defined as a master extension (programmedby system administrator), you can mark a group of ex

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Authority55DT368DO NOT DISTURB Switch off your telephone. The caller will receive a specialtone indicating that you are not available. If you need to

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Authority56DT368AUTHORIZATION CODE, COMMON(continued)To lock an extension7 3 PressEnter authorization code and pressWait for verification tone.Press t

Page 55 - To acknowledge an alarm

Authority57DT368To unlock your telephone7 6 PressEnter authorization code and pressWait for verification tone.Press to finish procedureTo assign your

Page 56 - Authority

Description4DT368DESCRIPTIONAntennaEarpieceVolume DownOn hook: lower ringer volume.Off hook: lower earpiece volume.Volume UpOn hook: raise ringer volu

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Settings58DT368KEY LOCK To protect the key pad against accidental key pressing:Select Settings and pressSelect KeyLock and pressKeyLockis displayed an

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Settings59DT368PHONE LOCK To protect the telephone against use by another person:Select Settings and pressSelect PhoneLock and pressSelect Lock and pr

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Settings60DT368CHANGE PIN CODE The default PIN code is 0000. The code can be changedfrom time to time. To change:Select Settings and pressSelect Phone

Page 60 - Settings

Settings61DT368UNLOCK A BLOCKED TELEPHONEYour phone will be blocked if an incorrect PIN code is ente-red three times (the display shows PINBlockedUnbl

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Settings/Adjustments62DT368DISPLAY CONTRAST The display has eight contrast levels to make the display easier to read.Select Settings and pressSelect C

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Audible Signals63DT368TONE CHARACTERISTICSThe following different tones and signals are sent from theexchange to your handset or loudspeaker. Dial ton

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Audible Signals64DT368RINGING SIGNALS(continued)Ringer tones and melodiesYou can change the ringer tone for the different types ofcalls.Select Setting

Page 64 - Settings/Adjustments

Audible Signals65DT368DISCREET RINGING The first three ringing signals will ring at the lowest audiblevolume level. To be used, e.g. if you are in a c

Page 65 - Audible Signals

Installation66DT368BATTERY The battery is of type NiMH and can be charged at any time.Operating time: 10/50 hours (talk/stand-by)Charging time: 90 min

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Installation67DT368BATTERY CHARGING When the battery is low, you will hear a warning sound andthe display shows Battery low!.To charge the battery wit

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Description5DT368Display info The display gives you visual feedback on all actions that youperform, and also textual warnings. The upper two rows aret

Page 68 - Installation

Installation68DT368CLIP ON AND UNCLIPClip on and unclip the clip to/from the back of the telephoneas shown in the figure.Note: Do not put your fingers

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TroubleShooting69DT368TROUBLESHOOTING This section contains information on how to solve common operational problems, and warnings you may receive.Go t

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TroubleShooting70DT368TROUBLESHOOTING(continued)Display Probable Action orShows cause commentPhoneBook No names stored Add namesempty in the phonebook

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PageAbsence information ...32Account code ...45Alarm extension...

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Subject to alteration without prior notice. Printed on chlorine free paperEN/LZT 102 2851 R1AERICSSON COMMUNICATIONS SOLUTIONS for enterprise networks

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Description6DT368DESCRIPTION(continued)Icon row signsSignal strengthOn when your telephone is locked to the system. The bars indicate reception qualit

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Description7DT368Display menu Your cordless phone is menu-driven. Each menu forms aloop.You can activate the menus pressing the keys orand scroll thro

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