Norstar M7324 User Manual

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Flow Charts
Symbol Explanation
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The solid arrows indicate a direct route from one display message to the next.
This is achieved by pressing the indicated button.
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The dotted arrows indicate that in order to progress from one display message
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to the next, the button shown must be pressed a number of times
The Iland ) buttons are labelled on the Norstar Programming
Show, Next
Overlay. They are printed in bold on the flow charts to indicatejhat pressing
them moves you forward in the Administration process.
Back, Heading
The )\and )Headinq buttons are labelled on the Norstar Programming
Overlay. They are not printed in bold on the flow charts to indicate that
pressing them moves you backwards in the Administration process.
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The underlined words in capital letters appear on the second line of the M7321
and M7310 displays. The actual buttons are located beneath the display
panel.
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The bold boxes represent the main headings in Norstar Administration.
Boxes of normal thickness represent the sub-headings and display messages
which appear in Norstar Administration.
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Boxes with round edges represent instructions which DO NOT appear on your
telephone display.
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Grey boxes represent the next display heading which appears after you have
finished programming under one heading.The headings in the grey boxes are
fully explained in the appropriate areas of the “Administration” and “Flow
Charts” sections of this Guide.
The symbols used in these diagrams are the same as in the Section
Overviews within the Administration chapter of this guide. The chart
below will remind you of these symbols:
System Coordinator Guide
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Norstar M7324 Specifications

General

Brand	Norstar
Model	M7324
Category	Telephone
Language	English

Summary

2 Norstar Orientation

Default Button Functions

M7324 Default Buttons (Square Template)

Dual Memory Buttons Without Indicators

Memory Buttons With Indicators

Configuration settings

Details various system configuration settings for lines and call handling.

A. System Configuration

Details various system configuration settings for lines and call handling.

5. Change DNs

B. General Administration

3 Norstar Administration

Entering Administration

Provides detailed steps to enter Norstar Administration.

Norstar Administration Headings and Sub-Headings

1. System Speed Dial

Explains the system speed dial feature and its procedures.

System Speed Dial Procedures

Guides on managing system speed dial entries for up to 70 numbers.

2. Names

How It Works

Names Procedures

Time and Date Procedures

4. Restrictions

Explains how restrictions prohibit specific calls and related procedures.

Restriction Table

Lists default restrictions, their digit sequences, and purposes.

Restrictions Procedures

Guides on entering administration and accessing restriction settings.

5. Overrides

Explains how overrides bypass programmed restrictions and related procedures.

Override Table

Lists default overrides, their digit sequences, and purposes.

Overrides Procedures

Guides on applying, removing, or copying overrides.

6. Permissions

Describes seven features controlled for each telephone and related considerations.

Permissions Table

Lists permissions, default settings, and other settings for telephone features.

7. Night Service

Explains how night service provides efficient after-hours system operation.

8. Passwords

Explains the two types of passwords for system security and related procedures.

How It Works

Explains the two types of passwords for system security and abuse prevention.

Passwords Procedures

Guides on changing and recording system passwords for security.

To change the Administration password

Provides steps to change the administration password for system access.

To change a Restriction password