NOTE: If you have a Model 820, the name of the Toll Prefix/Area Code switch is engraved on the faceplate of the control unit. If you have a Model 206 or 410, a plastic label that identifies this switch is supplied with the Feature Package 2 cartridge.
4.Set the Tone/Pulse switch to Tone if you have
Now enter administration mode using the following procedure:
ENTERING ADMINISTRATION MODE:
The Admin/Normal switch on the control unit is used to put you into administration mode. While in administration mode, you use the administrator/attendant voice terminal (jack 10 or jack 0 on Model 206) to enter information into the system. Before administering the system, tear out the administration labels provided in the box your Feature Package 2 cartridge came in, and slide them into the button label slots in the administrator/attendant voice terminal. Here is how you enter administration mode:
• At the control unit, set Admin/Normal switch to Admin.
• At the administrator/attendant voice terminal, slide the T/P switch to P.
• Touch Administer (Send Message) (red light comes on).
• Perform one or more administration tasks. (If someone is using the part of the system that you want to administer, the administrator/attendant voice terminal gives a single,
We recommend that you use a
While in administration mode, you can perform one or more of the following administra- tion procedures:
• administer lines
• set call restrictions
• program System Speed Dial (see page 24)
• program System Speed Dial with Restriction Override (see page 24)
• setup Group Paging Zones (see page 24)
• program Transfer Return Ringing (see page 25)
• administer phones for
• system reset (see page 27)
For a simple, basic configuration that takes advantage of the initial feature assign- ments, all you need to do is line administration.
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