AT&T MLS-12D manual Telephone Buttons and Indicators

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Telephone Buttons and Indicators

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Calling Feature Buttons

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MLS-12

MLS-12 Speakerphone Hint:

For convenient speakerphone operation, leave the microphone on all the time (press[Mic] if the light next to the button is off). When you receive a voice- signaled call, you hear a beep and the person calling can speak to you over your phone’s speaker. To make and receive calls, press [Spkr]; this turns on the microphone and your phone's speaker.

Auto Dial Buttons

[MLS-12 only]

These four buttons, from left to right, are pressed to use the following features: Privacy, Last Number Redial, Recall, and Conference Drop. See p. 5.

Line Buttons

Press to make or answer outside calls. Green and red lights next to each button show what is happening on the line. See "Lights," p. 4.

Intercom Buttons

Press either button to make or answer an inside (intercom) call to another extension.

Feature Button

Press to dial Speed Dial numbers (p. 1);to store Auto Dial numbers (p. 4); and (on MLS-6 phones only) to access the Last Number Redial, Recall, and Conference Drop features (p. 5).

Conf (Conference) Button

Press to add other parties to your call (p. 6).

Transfer Button

Press to transfer an outside call to another extension (p. 6).

Hold Button

Press to put a call on hold (p. 6).

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[MLS-12 only]

Stores outside Auto Dial numbers for dialing with one touch. See p. 4.

Spkr (Speaker) Button

MLS-12: Press to dial and speak on your phone without lifting the handset.When you press [Spkr], both the speaker and the microphone come on (indicated by the lights next to the [Spkr] and [Mic] buttons). You can hear the phone ringing over your speaker, and when the party on the other end answers, you can speak without lifting the handset. MLS-6: Press to dial without lifting the

handset; when the party answers, lift the handset to speak.

Mic (Microphone) Button

[MLS-12 only]

Press [Mic] to turn your phone’s microphone on or off (you can press [Spkr] to turn both speaker and microphone on with a single touch). The light next to the button shows when the person on the other end of a call can hear you.

Message Indicator

Flashes to show settings while system programming.

Volume Control Buttons

Press to decrease ( ) or increase ( ) the volume of the ringer, speaker, and handset.

To adjust ringer volume, while phone is idle and hand-

set is on the phone, press or .

To adjust speaker volume, press or while listen- ing through the speaker.

To adjust handset earpiece volume, while listening on

a call, lift the handset and press or .

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Contents Example to call extension 11, press Intercom 1 518-455-150Telephone Buttons and Indicators To program an outside number for one-touch dialing Outside CallInside call To dial Press the programmed buttonAnswering a Call Joining a CallPutting a Call on Hold Making a CallPlacing a Conference Call Transferring a Call
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MLS-12, MLS-12D specifications

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