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2.2.4Data Terminal or Printer Connection

For the system administration (system setup, mailbox setup, and system diagnosis), the RS-232C terminal must be connected to a serial interface (EIA port) of the unit. If the VT100 or VT100 compatible terminal is used, the System Administrator can set up system parameters and diagnose the system with the conversational menu- driven program. Other RS-232C terminals can be also used.

If you wish to output reports and the like to a printer, it must first be connected to the system using a RS-232C cable. The wiring and parameters are the same as those for a terminal. The communication parameters of the unit have been set to the following values at the factory.

RS-232C parameters

Baud	Rate: 9600 bps	Word	Bit	Length:. 8 bits
Parity:	None	Stop	Bit	Length: 1 bit

Connecting RS-232Ccable

Precaution

Before connecting the cable, make sure the power switch on both data terminals and the VPS is OFF.

RS-232C Cable

-	EIA Port
EIA Port (RS-232C)	(RS-232C)

Insert the RS-232C cable into the VPS with the connector indicating the same di- rection.

Printer Connection

Make cables so that the printer may be connected to the VPS as shown in the chart. Cables must be shielded and the maximum length is 2 m (6.5 feet).

Installation 2-15

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Contents Model ’ KX-TVS751KX-TVS100 Model no Serial no Important Safety Instructions Extensive work Qualified To restoreThat Covered by the operating Instructions Because ImproperIncidence of Harm to the Telephone Lines Notify the Tekphone CompanyConnection to Telephone Line Ringer Equivalence No. REN How To Use This Manual Terms to Know Chapter System InstallationDetailed Feature and Service Descriptions OverviewContents Contents SystemManager’s Guide Message Manager’s MaintenanceTemplate for K%TVS75 Specifications Index Worksheets Chapter Overview Welcome to the P&sonic Voice Processing System IkroductionIntroduction Chapter 12lCall ServicesAutomated Attendant Service Service and Voice MailVoice Mail Service 12lCall ServicesService, by scheduling messages to yourself Interview ServiceCustom Service Auto Forwarding 13l&her FeaturesMessage Waiting Notification External Message DeliveryTwo-Way Recording 13lOther FeaturesDirect Mailbox Access Describes these features in detail Overview14lOutside Caller Handling RS-232C Interface Message Manager 15lConfigurationVPS Connections to the PBX TVS10016lGuidelines for Preparation Programming System AdministratorTelephone Programming Guidelines for PreparationMessape Manaper When you program, refer to ChapterSvstem Manager 16lGuidelines for Preparation 17lMailbox Management 17lMailbox Management System Reports Utility Command18lSystem Diagnosis You can start the Quick Setup Overview You can display the programming of Custom serviceYou can clear the access count of each Custom service You can display the available Utility CommandsSystem InstallationPower Cable Connection Main Cabinet 21lSystem ComponentsInside View of the Main Cabinet Rotary SwitchEIA RS-232C Connector InstallationMain Cabinet Components 21a System ComponentsCPU Card System ComponentsPort Card Hard Disk Drive Preparation 220 I&tallationSystem Expansion TVS100 only Installing an optional Port Card22a Iktallation Wiring Precautions 22lInstallation .-sInstallation Precautions To Mount on a WoodenWall Hook the unit on the screw heads TVS InstallationIfistallation Mounting theVPS on the WallTVS100 To Mount on Concrete or Mortar Walls TVS100 onlyTo extension port of the PBX InstallationExtension Connection To connect telephone linesAssignedto theVPS Assignedto the VPS Installation22lIrktallation KX-TD Series Telephone SystemExampie Your PBX RS-232C parameters Connecting RS-232Ccable22lI&tallation Data Terminal or Printer ConnectionData Connection ChartHstallation EIA RS-232C port on22lGstallation EIA RS-232C Signals22lhstallation Power Cable ConnectionChapter Detailed Feature and Service Descriptions Subscriber Before -Reading-This ChapterAuto Forwarding Auto Configuration D-PITS OnlyGroup Alternate ExtensionAutomated attendant Service Features and Services ~.....*****m*****o**o**o*a Automated Attendant ServiceBroadcasting Messages Busy Coverage ModeNotification-Device Description When the caller Subscriber Accesses his mailbox. If the Subscriber receivesWithout Callback Number Display When the message is specified as urgent BeforeNate Callback number is the number Which YouCall s ervices Call BlockingCall s creening Sorry, no one is available to answer the call Call TransfeLr StatusRecord your name at the tone Conditions Subscriber If not, the caller hears Then the VPS pages the SubscriberDescription Conditions Cl ass of ServiceOmpany Greetings Ex. Menu Message Custom ServiceCovering Extension Programming Example Features Worksheets OLSample System Administration Top Menu + 1 + 4 +Custom Custom .Service Settings Screen for Sample ProgramFeatures and Services Department Dialing Dav ServiceTime Assignment Cl6 Dialing by NameDialing Parameters Direct Mailbox Access D-PITS OnlyExternal Message Delivery List External Message Delivery ServiceExtension Group Extension Numbering PlanMore Information Fax M anagement Defiqed by the Fax No-answer Coverage ModeExternal Message Delivery Status Group Distribution List, System Groti~ Distiibution List. PersonalInband Holiday ServiceFeatures and Services Example of Inband Integration Incomplete Call Handling Service Calling Hercorn Paging ‘D-PITS OnlyWill always hear Following CallersErview ServiceOr to receive repair service orders How to Assign the Interview ServiceLive Call Screenitig D-PITS Only FlikMailbox Logical Extension All Calls Transfer to Mailbox9999 99999 Creatiw a MailboxMailbox Number Message Manager’sMessagesCoinbined See Group Distribution List, System FeaturesMailbox CaDacitv Description’ MessageDdivery, Internal Message Delivery StatusEssage Scan Message Reception ModeOr the Interview mailbox when he is unable to take calls Subscriber . l Message Playback Options Subscriber’s Guide Feature Ref DescriptionEssage Transfer Message Waiting Notification Device12AM 1012PM2 VPS calls Device 1 through Device 3 in this order VPS skips the device and calls the third oneSubscriber that there Essage Waiting Notification LampMulti-Lingual Service Cos = Valid setting Features= an available option Available Prompt OptionsThen create the tree as below Custom Ex. Custom 1 Menu Message for Bilingual ServiceOperator Service No-Answer Coverage ModeBperator Call Coverage PBX Integration’Business hours Personal GreetingsPlay System-Prompt After Personal Greeting Port ServiceL Port Assignment Private .MessageReceive Message Send a message to the sender’s mailbox Feature Receive Message DescriptionRecord Message Reply To Message SenderSelection Menu Rotary Telephone ServiceSee Multi-Lingual Service Features Following Ervice Access CommandsSpecial Feature Authorization Description 1 EnteringSystem Reports System Cloc1Recording D-PITS Only Feature Ref Description Conditions SubscriberVoice Mail Service Utility CommandsSetting the System Clock l Receiving Messages 316 Service Access CommandVoice Prompts 31.7 Good morningPrompt 538 Message recorded on date prompt 248 at time Turning off a PromptPrompt Setting Other Parameters Hardware Settings Class of Service Setting Special Feature AuthorizationAutomated Attendant Parameters Custom Service System Group Assignment Day Service 5.3’Holiday41a System Administrator’s Function 41l System Administrator’s Function Key 42lUsing the InterfaceKeyboard Operation IllProgramming Guidance 42lU&g the InterfaceActive COs in the above screens means Active Ports Status Power IndicatorStartup System Mm=M=l2Press l or 2 to specify the RS-232C terminal type Ascii Terminal mode43lStartup System Press Return+4+5-+6-+7 1KX-TD816/1232 Quick SetupStarting the Quick Setup 8System AdministratorAfter pressing Return Enter, the screen shows Quick SetupPBX type Extension numbers of VPS portsExtension numbers for mailboxes To create or discard the mailboxes Make Make/Delete field Creating mailboxesPort service setting Quick S&up Password settingWith Date and time‘ settingActivating the Quick Setup Integration Date Time are synchronized Between the PBXVPS begins to change system programming data When the Quick Setup is finished, the screen showsProgramming Menu Structure Diagram 44lProgramming Menu Structure Diagram 45lProgramming the System Ptirameters Before starting the system parameterssetupCreating and Editing. Mailboxes Setting up MailboxesSystem Administration Top Menu + 1 + System Administration Top Menu + 1 + 1 +Editing Mailboxes Value Range Parameter Default Mailbox Number 2-5 digitsSystem Administration Top Menu -+ 1 + 1 + 1 + Mailbox No System AdministratorUsing Set ServicesBefore assigning a Class of Service COS Or deactivated using telephone by the SubscriberDekription/Function Notification SettingParameter Number to Dial DeviceDevice 2 Deleting a Mailbox Resetting a Mailbox PasswordSystem Administration Top Menu -+ 1 + 1 + 2 + Mailbox No System Administration Top Menu + 1 -+ 1 + 3 + Mailbox NoListing Mailboxes Sitting up MailboxesSystem Administration Top Menu + 1 -+ 2 + COS No. l-62 + Setting COS Class of Service ParametersClass of. Service Setting System Administration Top Menu + 1 + 2 + COS No. l-64Setting COS Class of Service Parameters Live Call Screening feature is available if D-PITS Cancel Yes ForAccess VPS signals BusySpecifies Language Prompt ModeBy default, both User 1 and User 2 prompts are System Administration Top Menu + 1 + 2 + COS No ,64 +Message during messagescan New MessageSender’sname and the recording date and time to System Administration Top Menu -+ 1 + 2 + COS No. l-62 + Special Feature AuthorizationMailboxes, this parameter in COS No has been Already If you took the Quick Setup step to createAccess Type System Administrator Yes NoI Select Without Before After4uthorization Delay TimeForwarding Copy Mode Move Parameter IalueBeeper Select Allows 2 ,Setting COS Class of Service ParametersAuthorization Yes Message Notification Disable NumberMailbox after the Message Manager’s access Lets Value Range ParameterdefaultDisable When DisablePort Assignment Port ServicePort 1 Day Mode System Administration Top Menu 4 1 + 3 +PDrt Service Port 1, 2, 5, i Night Mode Pbrt ServicePort 1 Night Mode Port 2, 4, i Day ModeAutomated Attendant Parameters Sixvice SettingsSystem Administration Top Menu + 1 + 4 -+ System Administration Top Menu + 1 + 4 + 1 +Dialing No Service SettingsOperator’s Parameters Specifies any valid extension numberSystem Administration Top Menu -+ 1 --+ 4 + 1 + 2 + 1 -+ Service SettingsODerator 1 Day Mode Operator Service 1. DisableValue Range Busy Coverage Hold ModeTreat calls when Operator 1 is Treat Calls when OperatorParameter Yf&!zge Description/Function Operator 2 Day ModeSystem Administration Top Menu + 1 + 4 -+ 1 + 2 -+ 1 + Overage Parametqr ValueIperator’s Digits Zxtension None Pvlailbox No None I3usy Coverage Hold RdiodeODerator 3 Day Mode Operator 3 Night Mode Operator 1 Night ModeOperator 2 Night Mode Alternate Extension Group Enter System Administration Top Menu + 1 + 4 -+ 1 -+System Administration Top Menu + 1 + 4 + 1 + 3 + Alternate Extension AssignmentAlternate Extension- Listing System Administration Top Menu + 1 4 4 + 1 + 3 +Alternate Extension- Delete Characters Settings Department Dialing Service System AdministratorAssignment Mailbox Group System Parameter SettingsSystem Group Assignment Specifies mailbox numbers belonging to this group 54System AdministratorMailbox Grow Enter Mailbox Group DeleteExtension Group System Parameter SettingsSystem Administration Top Menu + 1 + 5 + 1 + 1 -+ Mailbox Group ListingExtension Group Enter You can specify extensions to be deleted from the list Day ServiceExtension Group Delete Extension Group ListingParameter Description/Function Specifies Start 5 Sj&m Parameter SettingsHoliday Setting System Administration Top Menu -+ 1 -+ 5 +Name Holiday Holiday Setting EnterSystem Administration Menu + + 5 +Holiday Setting Delete Daylight Saving Time Holiday Setting Listing5.5 Pmn~t Setting Extension Numbering Plan Other Parameters64System Administrator System Administration Top Menu + 1 + 5 + 6 +Dialing Parameters Seiup Sequence Default Outgoing Call Ip to66System Administrator X, #100 Port Parameter Outgoing Call PortsPort1,2 System Callback No 68System Administrator‘ 4.5.5.6.4 External Message Delivery Parameters Up to This telephone number System External Message Delivery Duration TimeUsed For External Message Delivery 100 Port Min Specifies30 set 15 set 45 set Call Gold ParametersIntercom Paging Parameter Rotary Telephone ServiceSystem Administration Top Menu + 1 -+ 5 + 6 -+ IValue Range Parameter DefaultSystem Administration Top Menu -+ 1 + 5 + 6 + Paging Retry Code For Group Fax ManagementRepeat Cycle Description/FunctionReference Example There is a call for mailbox owner’s nameFax Digits Transfer EnableFax Management Service FaxSilence Time Description/Function Disconnect Parameter6.1 RS-232C Parameters Hardware SettingsReferenceData Ikrdware SettingsPort Setting Setting MenuPBX Interface Parameters Hardware SettingsFactures System Administration Top Menu + 1 -+ 6 + 3 +PBX Type ManuPits Integration None Mode Inband Operator’s Used Transfer Calls Extension Parameter Value Range Desc,ription/FunctionSequence Used Transfer Calls Any ExtensionSystem Administration Top Menu + 1 + 6 -+ 3 + Hkdware SettingsInband Signaling Parameters Disturb featureForward to Parameter Answer Forward to VM Ringing Forward to VM BusyForward to Other Extension Confirmation Disconnect VM RingingDigit Translation Table Parameters Inter Digit TimeoutInter-digit Set Timeout System Administration Top Menu + 1 + 6 + 3 + 3 +Menu Parameter Value Range default Input Up to Digit86System Administrator Digit Translatio TableSystem Usage System Reports System Manager’s GuideBefore starting systemmanagement System Manager’s FunctionTo Access the System Manager’s Mailbox 52lAccessing the System Manager’s MailboxAll you need to carry out such a job is the mailbox number 53lSetting up MailboxesCreating and Editing a Mailbox Subscriber’s VoicedNameInterview Mailbox No Class of Service NoExteusion Number Initial 3 or 4 Letters of Subscriber’s Last NameXxxx 53a Setting up MailboxesDeleting a Mailbox Password Deleting a MailboxSaved Message Retention Time 54lSetting COS Class of Service ParametersPersonal Greeting Length New Message Retention TimeMessage Retrieval Order Message LengthNumber of Messages Total Message Time54lSetting COS Class of Service Phameters Auto Forwarding Status External MessageDelivery StatusStep If you press 0 for help with this setting 55a Setting the System ClockObtaining System Reports 56lChecking System Usage System ReportsClearing the Reports Delivering ‘MeSsagesto Specified Mailboxes Delivering MessagesDelivering Messages to All Mailboxes Broadcasting MessagesYou Can listen to the messageby pressing l Delivering MessagesChecking Mailbox DistributionTipStep 4 58lCustomizing the System Manager’s MailboxRewind Fast Forward Listening to MessagesYou can end your call by pressing # Repeat This message Play Previous message Next messageList of Modifiable Prompts Message Manager’s GuideBefore starting messagemanagement Message Manager’s Function610 Dial an extension .number which is connected to the Voice 62lAccessing the Message Manager’s MailboxTo accessthe messagemanager’smailbox Ca,,v Mail serviceAccessing the Message Manager’s Mailbox Listening to Messages 63a Managing the General Delivery MailboxTransferring Messages 63lManaging the General Delivery MailboxSetting Device Status 64a Setting up Message Waiting NotificationSetting Message Waiting Lamp Status Setting Notification by Calling StatusAssigning Notification Numbers 64lSetting up Message Waiting NdificationTip Setting up Message Waiting NotificationPressing Message Manager’s Password65lCustomizing the Message Manager’s Mailbox Operator’s Extensions66a Setting the System Clock Recording Company Name 67lRecording Company MessagesRecording Company Greetings Hto Recording Company Messages6i7.3 Recording Department Dialing Menu Messages If you have not recorded a menu Recording Custom Service Menu MessagesAt the end of this chapter Recording Voice Labels for Mailbox ListsRecording User Prompts You can erase the label by pressingRecording Selection Menus 67a Recording Company Messages67lRecording Company Messages FoURTEEN List of Modifiable PromptsFive 11 TEN ElevenPrompts List of IkIodifiable140 Modifiable Prompt139 ~. .~~213 1 Sixth 214 1 Seventh 21s Eighth Prompt Modifiable Linked to Pk~ptList of Modifiable Prompts 2811, 2871, 2831 Message Manager List of lkodifiable PromptsW81, 12821,4421,5811,X9, 5831,5841,5851 List of RiIodifiable Prompts Will Delivered Prompt 308 309 ModifiableFor help, press To make this message privateT3281,WUI List of l%iodifiable Prompts3281,P821 List Modifiable&Iodifiable 363Signed 390 Prompt Linked to Prompt Nos 388389 Is notModifiable Prompts Delete Delete, press 435Play the next, press 4601 Now Set the answer length using the following optionsMessage To name BeingMess To change the personal greetingAdd group Members, press List of Ihodifiable PromptsGreeting erased Group name, pressC2.481 To call message sender, press 1 To record a message, press You can add up to number SjjMore Members Message sender is unknown328 , 4421, 15811, 5821, t5831, 5841, SW X21Ls=l ‘WIExceeded 603 Record a message, press 598 Cancel599 600Received On date 248 At time Linked Prompts ListDistribution Message for name 417Messages Times MessageManager List of Modifiable TromptsAnswer length is number Initializing the System Error Log Display Elog Saving the System Data toPrint All of the VPS Parameters Gprn Prompt List Mplt UtilityOff-line Set Ofln 71lUtility CommandsSystem Administration Top On-line Set Onln J Set Password PassSet Time Time Utility CommandsChanging a Password Select l or Enter the new passwordEnter the time to print the report Error Log Display ElogPress 1 to enable this function. or Press 2 to disable it Print Reports at Specified Time PsetFollows 71a Utility CommandsDevice Error log indications Type ELOG, then press ReturnExample terminal display when errors are generated Saving the System Data to the Backup Device SaveError indications at system startup Error and warning indications during system operationSave Select item to be backed up, then press ReturnLoad Loading the Saved Data to the VPS LoadProgram Version Display Vers Is only valid in the Ascii terminal modeCommand Print All of tlie VPS Parameters GprnCustom Service Menu Access Count Clear Cclr Custom Service Report CrepMessage Waiting Lamp Retry Times MWL 71lUtilitymCommandsSetting Minimum Recording Length MRL Modified Prompt List Mplt Quick Setup Qset Utility Command List HelpMailbox Assignments System Administration Top Menu + 2 +72lSystem Reports + 1 + COS Class of Service AssignmentsSystem Administration Top Menu + 2 + 1 + 72l System Reports72l SystemService ReportCustomService ‘X’ Screen indicates That Feature marked with X is UsedPort Usage Report LOO Port Maintenance72lSystem Reports Call Account ReportOn the report Clear command MaintenancePort UsageStatistics Clear Disk UsageReportMailbox UsageReport System Administration Top Menu + 2 + 2 +System Administration Top Menu + 2 + 1 -+ Disk UsageStatisticsClearMailbox UsageStatisticsClear Fax Call StatisticsClear System Administration Top Menu -+ 2 -+ 1 +System Administration Top Menu + 2 3 2 + Fax Call ReportPress 4 for System Initialization Setup in the above screen does not appear in the AsciiPress Y this moves the VPS to the off-line mode 73lInitializing the System73lItiitializing the System Press r\ to start the system resettingProblem Troubleshooting GuideCopy the template and place it on the wall Template for KX-TVS75Connections Telephone Line Specifi,irations*IExtensions SLT extensionsTime Set 34,sDelivering CardLive InitializationIntercom 31,3-4453, 4-32 VersionFor Incoming SpecialWorksheets HOW to Use.theWorksheets Worksheetsfor SystemManager Worksheetsfor MessageManagerExample for System Manager How to Use the WorksheetsExample for System Administrator Example for Reference How to Use the WorksheetsPlanning the Application Information Switch CapabilitiesYES I no YES I no YES / no YES / no YES /. no What is the OFF sequence? Type Can Switch provide Message WaitingIndicator? What is the on sequence?Pilot Hunt Groups Can Switch Support Any Following types of Hunt groups?Special Voice Mail GroupsCustomer’s call Handling Survey Call Routing Backup ReceptionistDoes the Customer require the VPS for ReceptionistWorksheets for System Manager See System Manager Top Menu + Setting System Manager’s PasswordSee pages Mailbox-SettingsClass of Service Setting System Manager Top Menu + 16 + See pagesCall Hold Rotary Worksheets for System AdministratorInband Signaling HolidayMailbox Settings MON SUN System Administration Top Menu + + 2 -+ COS No. -+ No. -+ CosTop Menu + 2 + Port Assignment Department Dialing See pages 4-40 SystemAdministration Top Menu + 1 + 4 3 1 --+Top Menu + + 1 + + 1 -+ Day Mode OperatorOperatoYs Parameters See pages 4-41Operator’s Parameters Day Mode OperatorNight Mode Operator Operator’s Parameters Nigh1 Mode OperatorAlternate Extension Assignment Custom Service Mailbox Group Extension No Worksheets Extension GroupDay Service Start Time End Day ServiceSee System Administration Top Menu + 1 -+ 5 -+ Day Service Start Time End timeHoliday Setting Daylight Saving Time See SystemAdministration Top Menu -+ 1 -+ 5 +See pages 4-62 SystemAdministration Top Menu + 1 -+ 5 -+ Prompt SettingExtension Numbering Plan See SystemAdministration Top Menu + 1 + 5 -+ 6 -+Dialing Parameters + 6 + Message Waiting Notification ParametersTop Menu + See pages System AdministrationExternal Message Delivery Parameters See Call Hold+ 1 + 5 -+ Rotary Tdephone ServiceSee System Administration Intercom Paging Parameter Top Menu --+ 1 + + 6 -+ FaxDisconnect Parameter See System Administration Top Menu + 1 + 5 + 6 +System Admhistration Top Menu --+ 1 -+ 6 + RS-232C -ParametersCPC Port SettingDialing Parameters Inband Signaling Parameters See page A-86 Digit Translation Table ParametersTop Menu -+ 1 + + 3 + Selection MailbosSee MessageManager Top Menu + Message Manager’s PasswordMailbox- Owner’s Address See 1IessageManager Top Menu -+ 5 -+ l Company GreetingsCompany hame Company NameSee pages 6-E MessageManager Top Menu -+ 5 3 Didin hlcnu Department DialingSee pages 6-13 MessageManager Top Menu + 5 + Assignment Esit Operator Custom Service MenusCustom Service No. Llenu \lessage See Message ‘Manager Top Menu -+ S +See MessageManager Top Menu + S --+ Mailbox Distribution Group NamePrompt No Modifying Voice PromptSee pages 6- 15 Message Manager Top Menu -+ 5 + See pages 6-16 Message Manager Top Menu + 5 + Selection- MenuDescribes the programming and operation of thesefeatures Additional FeaturesTable of Contents Voice Mail Number Assignment Feature ReferencesConditions Programming ReferencesDescription Feature References Operation ReferencesLive Call Screening LCS Programming ReferencesLCS SentConditions Feature-References Operation ReferencesTwo-Way Reqwding into Voice Mailbox System Programming Address Flexible Numbering Manager Programming Address Flexible CO Button AssignmentProgramming DefaultVoice Mail Number Assinment SelectionVoice Mail Number Assignment Conditions Feature ReferencesDisplay NO?+ Selection Default ProgrammingVoice Mail Extension Number Assignment Display EXT No. Set118 Feature References NoneGroup Asn Voice Mail Extension Group AssignmentDescription Selection Enter DisplayAt sep VoiceMail Extension Group AssignmentAll Jacks = Stop Ret Stop recording Live Call Screening Recording Mode AssignmentFeature References , Features Live Call Screening LCS ConditionsNone1181 1191 Flexible CO Wltton AssignmentSelectiw of Value Flexible NumberingProgramming Tables 6101Keep Ret Button Live Call kreening Cancel Button AssignmentIndicator Light Turns on Display Live Call ,%reening Button AssignmentConditions Two-Way Record Button AssignmentTwo-Way Transfer Button Assignment Enter the extension number or 3~key Live Gail S&&g Password ControlStation Programming To stop the tone To monitor Pizq To cancel monitoring To intercept callTo set LCS on IPress To set LCS on Press LCS button To cancel LCSWhen using the handset in the Private Mode Enter the passwordCancelling the password Setting the passwordStopping monitoring Hands-free modeSem’ng Live Call $reening Having a conversation with the partyLift the hand+ or press the SP-PHONE/MONITOR button, Private modeStopping the alert tone Monitoring the recording messageMonitoring While having a conversation with another partyProgram References Recording into another mailbox Recording into yourStopping recording

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