NEC 16 manual Button Depress Desired Station DSS button, Lift handset, Tone

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l

Depress

ADD/ON

button.

l

l

Depress

desired

station DSS button (I-20)

l

INTERCOM CALLING USING STATION DSS BUTTONS

Dial three digit station number to be programmed. Depress ADD/ON button again.

l

Lift handset.

(Depress ONIOfFbutton

if equipped

with Speakerphone.)

l Dial

digit “1” to

transmit

l

Depress

desired

station

DSS button.

 

 

OR

tone

signal.

.

l

Voice

announce

after

hearing tone

burst;

 

 

 

 

 

NOTE: When

calling

a single

line telephone,

no voice announcement

is available. Ring signal

will automatically

 

 

be

provided,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

l Depress ADD/ON button.

l Depress desired speed dial button (II-20), or (I-20) when assigned expanded speed dialing. l Dial line access code (9,8,7 or 0).

l Dial telephone number to be programmed

[pauses and hook flashes may be programmed into speed cfid).

l Depress ADD/ON button again.

NOTE 1: Dialing access codes V”, “8” or “7” will cause a line to be selected automatically when using station speed dialing, unless a line is manually selected. If “0” is dialed, an outside line must be manually selected.

NOTE 2: Depress HOLD button to program PAUSE; depress RECALL button for HOOKFLASH.

PLACING A CALL USING STATIONSPEED DIALING l Lift handset or depress ON/OFF button,

l Depress desired station speed dial button, (Depress line button if a particular line is desired).

l When party has answered, use handset to begin conversation. (Handsef not required when equipped with Speakerphone.)

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Contents Page Page Depress ON/OFF Desired Telephone Number Lift HandsetPartys voice is heard through speaker AnsweringanattendanttransferredcallPlacing AN Intercom Call Using Station Ossbuttons Answering Intercom Calls Using Hands FreeanswerbackCall station and receive no answer or Call Waiting Tone At display ‘5 = acceptedCall station and receive Call Waiting Tone = accepted DeniedPlacing Calls on Exclusive Hold Call Placed On holdNection Which Line PickDepress Button Depress Desired Station DSS buttonLift handset ToneL l Hold ATHREE-PARTYCONFERENCEAFOUR-PARTYCONFERENCE ON/OFF VerifyingSetting CancellingLift handset. Depress ONIOFFbufton if Depress DND button LED lights steadySingle Line Telephone Code 9,8, or 7 and receiving Switchhook Momentarily DialDialing outside Dial two digit access code, 20 through Dial Iwo digit access code, 10 through Lift handsetSetting Lift handset Dial 46 and replace handsetDial Internal zone access code 51,52,53 Lift Dial External Zone page access code 61,62,63 LiftDirectorynotes

16 specifications

NEC 16, also known as the NEC 16-bit microprocessor, represents a significant advancement in computing technology during its time. Introduced in the late 1970s, the NEC 16 was designed to offer enhanced performance, efficiency, and capabilities to a range of applications including embedded systems, control systems, and consumer electronics.

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In terms of technology, the NEC 16 integrated various advanced components into a single chip, significantly reducing the overall size and complexity of systems built around it. The use of complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology contributed to lower power consumption and heat generation, enhancing its viability for battery-operated and mobile devices.

Another characteristic of the NEC 16 is its instruction set architecture. It features a rich set of instructions that support various programming paradigms and facilitate complex operations. This flexibility allows developers to optimize their code for both speed and efficiency. Additionally, the architecture supports multiple addressing modes, increasing the versatility and performance of software applications.

Furthermore, NEC integrated built-in hardware features such as timers, interrupt controllers, and serial communication interfaces, which streamlined system design and development. These built-in peripherals reduce the need for additional components, ultimately lowering costs and design time.

The NEC 16 also played a crucial role in the evolution of personal computing. Its integration into a variety of consumer products and computer systems enabled affordable computing solutions for a wider audience. As a result, the NEC 16 contributed to the rapid growth of the microcomputer market and paved the way for future advancements in microprocessor technology.

In summary, the NEC 16 16-bit microprocessor stands out due to its advanced architecture, efficient power consumption, versatile instruction set, and integrated hardware features. These characteristics made it a popular choice for a multitude of applications, cementing its role in the evolution of computing technology. As a foundational component in many systems, the NEC 16 helped shape the future of microprocessors and laid the groundwork for subsequent innovations in the industry.