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Provides details about the content and purpose of this user manual for the HiPath 1100 system.
Contains crucial safety advice, operational guidelines, and disclaimers for using the HiPath 1100 system.
Lists registered trademarks and compliance information related to the HiPath 1100 system and its components.
Explains the layout and key components of the OpenStage 15 T telephone for intuitive operation.
Describes the function and connectivity of the OpenStage Key Module 15, an optional accessory.
Details the function of various keys like audio, caller list, menu, and navigation.
Explains how to assign functions to programmable keys for quick access to features.
Covers the use of the keypad for entering numbers, text, and special characters on the telephone.
Describes the phone's display status and behavior when not actively in use or during configuration.
Explains how to access and manage voice messages using the mailbox key and system.
Details how call records (unanswered, incoming, outgoing) are stored and accessed on the telephone.
Identifies the role of the support technician for system programming and troubleshooting assistance.
Outlines the system's extension, line, and group numbering scheme for feature execution.
Explains the various audible tones used by the system to indicate call status and feature operation.
Guides users on initiating internal and external calls using the HiPath 1100 system.
Details how to store and use abbreviated numbers for faster call dialing.
Explains how to search for contacts by name to initiate calls.
Explains how to reserve an external line when all lines are busy.
Explains how to set up a callback for unavailable numbers.
Guides on how to signal an urgent call or set up a callback for busy extensions.
Explains sending voice messages directly to other system telephones.
Least Cost Routing feature for optimizing call costs.
Direct Inward System Access for making external calls via the system.
Explains using a temporary MS identifier for making external calls.
Allows making a call to a third party while the first call is on hold.
Guides on transferring calls to other extensions or external numbers.
Explains how to add a third party to an ongoing call to form a conference.
Allows placing calls on hold to be retrieved from any extension.
Allows assigning account codes for cost control and billing of calls.
Explains how extensions receive different ringing signals based on call type.
Explains how to redirect incoming calls to other extensions, groups, or external numbers.
Prevents incoming calls while allowing outgoing calls, with a distinctive tone reminder.
Explains the use of internal and external servers for voice mail functions.
Explains call distribution to Call Groups and Hunt Groups.
Explains Uniform Call Distribution subscriber groups for managing call queues.
Guides on setting or changing a personal password for security.
Prevents unauthorized use of the phone by locking it with a password.
Enables setting time-based reminders and alerts on the telephone.
Allows temporary use of an extension with a different, lower class of service.
Prevents audio signals from interfering with connected data equipment.
Allows authorized extensions to open doors via an entrance telephone device.
Guides on assigning functions to programmable keys on the telephone.
Provides instructions on cleaning and maintaining the telephone handset and body.
Offers solutions for common telephone operational issues like unresponsiveness or no ringing.
Explains how system errors are signaled and how to respond to them.
Details the features and benefits of the optional OpenStage Key Module 15.
Explains the meaning of symbols used in feature codes and the user interface.
Provides a table of numbering schemes for lines, groups, and extensions.
Lists available features and their corresponding access codes or key presses.
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