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Aastra Telecom ITE-760 manual Busy Override, Display an Auto Dial Number

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Chapter 4, Features

Display an Auto Dial Number

The Display feature key is used to display your Auto Dial numbers.

Step		Action			Result

1.		Press			Display key lamp ON

2.		Press			The Auto Dial number is
					displayed:

		You can press each Auto Dial key
		before exiting the Display function
3.		Press			Display key lamp OFF

					Exits the Display function

					If you do not exit the Display
					function, it will time out after 5
					seconds

Busy Override

The Busy Override feature allows you to interrupt a busy extension and break into the call. It is intended for high priority and emergency situations.

•The overriding party must have a higher priority assigned to the phone than both parties being overridden.

•A phone set on Do Not Disturb that gives the caller a busy signal, can be overridden by a Busy Override call, providing that Busy Override feature is allowed and the phone has a lower priority than the overriding party.

•The overriding party hears a constant steady dial tone for 15 seconds or until the extension called is no longer busy, whichever occurs first.

•The party that is being interrupted hears a one second warning tone. The tone indicates that the call will be overridden in 15 seconds if it is not put on hold or ended. Immediately before the overriding party is on line, another warning entry tone is heard. If the call is not put on hold, or ended, the other party in the conversation is disconnected and the call is overridden.

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Aastra Telecom ITE-760 manual Busy Override, Display an Auto Dial Number

Contents

Page Proprietary Information and Contents Contact Information What to Expect when Contacting Company4th Edition May 5 Trademarks and AcknowledgementsRevision History Revision Date Point Number Completed Contact DescriptionTable of Contents Choose Privileged Ring Melody and Volume ITE-760 User Guide Proprietary Information and Contents Add Group Listen Parties to a Conference Directories and Logs Dial a Party from the System Name/Number Directory Telephone Tests Feature CodesAppendix II Troubleshooting Appendix I GlossaryPublication Organization About This PublicationAudience Conventions Used In This PublicationReferences Publication Number TitleChapter Basic Information FeaturesFeature Description ITE-760 DescriptionUsing the ITE-760 ITE-760Expansion Module Accessory Recommendations and SafetyITE-760 Connections Navigator ITE-760 DiagramKey Description Navigator KeysAlphabetic Keypad Other KeysDescription Icon Action Key Lamp Description Key Lamp SymbolsMessage Key Lamp Key Lamp Status DescriptionRing Type Description Ring TypesSystem Tones Sound ToneGet Dial Tone System Voice PromptsPlace a Call Voice Prompt DescriptionDial by Name from the Personal Directory Place an Internal CallPlace an External Call Dial by Name from the System DirectoryDial with the Incoming Calls Log Answer a CallEnd a Call ConditionBasic Information Category Settings Description Chapter Phone SettingsRing Melody and Volume Settings Display ContrastChoose the Ring Melody and Volume Choose Privileged Ring Melody and VolumeListening Volume Key Beep VolumeNew beep volume each Activate the Speaker Chapter Modes of OperationSpeaker Deactivate the SpeakerActivate and Deactivate the Mute Feature MuteHands Free Auto-Answer Activate Hands Free Answer Deactivate Hands Free Auto-AnswerHFA key lamp OFF Answer a Call with Hands Free Auto-Answer Activated End a Call with Hands Free Auto-Answer ActivatedConditions Abbreviated Dial Methods Chapter FeaturesAbbreviated Dial Key DescriptionProgram an Abbreviated Dial Number Other Softkeys Used with Abbreviated Dial Modify an Abbreviated Dial NumberUse the Directory Key to dial an Abbreviated Dial Number Use the Abbreviated Dial Feature Key Display Abbreviated Dial NumbersAnswer/Release Use the Answer Release KeyAuto Dial Program an Auto Dial KeyOther Softkeys Used with Auto Dial Modify an Auto Dial NumberUse an Auto Dial Number Busy Override Display an Auto Dial NumberBuzz/Status Override a Busy ExtensionPlace a Buzz Call to a Status User Answer a Buzz Call from a Status UserStep Action Place a Status Call to a Buzz User Answer a Call from a Buzz UserCall Forward Program Call ForwardTurn Off Call Forward using Softkeys OptionOther Softkeys Used with Call Forward Step Action Result Press Exits the Programming FunctionAction Result Call Mark Mark a CallCall Park Park a CallPick Up a Parked Call from Any Phone in the System Call Pickup Pick up a Call as Member of a Call Pickup GroupPick up a Call by Dialing the Extension Number Call Waiting Call Waiting Tone DescriptionAccept a Call Waiting Alternate Between CallsReturn to the Holding Party when One Party Hangs Up CallbackPlace a Callback on a Busy Extension Answer a Returned CallbackReturn a Callback Display a CallbackUse Cancel CancelDisplay and Cancel a Callback ConferenceConference up to Seven Parties Data Calls Leave the Conference and ReturnLeave the Conference Use Data Features Do Not DisturbEvent Timer Display Use the Event TimerGroup Listen Add Group Listen Parties to a ConferenceHold Rejoin the ConferencePlace a Call on Hold Retrieve a Party on Hold Hotline Conference Toggle between Held CallsInitiate a Hotline Conference Call Accept a Hotline Conference Call HotlineIntercom Use HotlinePlace an Intercom Call Answer an Intercom CallMeet-Me Conference Enter a Meet-Me ConferenceLeave a Meet-Me Conference Lock and Unlock a Meet-Me Conference Accept a Call Waiting During a Meet-Me ConferencePrivacy Release Transfer an Outside Call to a Meet-Me ConferenceUse Privacy Release Use Callback Queuing Cancel Privacy ReleaseQueue for External Lines TypePlus the feature code Receive an Automatic CallbackRedial Cancel the CallbackStep Action Result Hang up Callback is cancelled Use Online QueuingUse the Green Key and the Outgoing Calls Log Use the Last Number Redial Feature KeyUse the Redial Softkey Display the Redial NumberDisplay using the Outgoing Calls Log Initiate an Unannounced Transfer TransferInitiate an Announced Transfer Step Action Result Press Dial the destination NumberReturn to the Transferred Party Return to Transferred Party after Connection to Voice MailAccess Voice Mail on a Phone Using the R Key Voice MailMessage Key Lamp Status Retrieve a Message from another Phone or Outside Location Features Private Directory Chapter Directories and LogsDirectories and Logs Directory/Log StorageAccess the Private Directory Search by Name in the Private DirectoryCreate an Entry in the Private Directory Modify a Record in the Private DirectoryCustomize the Labels of the Private Directory Lists Search in a List in the Private Directory Place a Call from the Private DirectoryRecord is deleted Delete a Record in the Private DirectoryDelete All Records or Delete a Specific List Display shows the next recordInformation Directory View the Information DirectoryInformation Definition Enter FAX, GSM, and Dect Information Enter the Free Number InformationIncoming Calls Log Access the Incoming Calls Log Display Call RecordsDisplay Description Place a Call from the Incoming Calls Log Store an Incoming Calls Record in the Private DirectoryDisplay Delete all Records in the Incoming Calls Log Step Action Result Press List is updatedDelete a Record from the Incoming Calls Log Step Action Result Press TimeOutgoing LNR Calls Log View the Outgoing Calls LogPlace a Call from the Outgoing Calls Log LNR log is updated Delete a Record from the Outgoing Calls LogDelete the Entire LNR Calls Log System Name/Number Directory Dial a Party from the System Name/Number Directory Directories and Logs Chapter Feature Codes Feature CodesFeature Action Feature Code Numeric Feature Codes Telephone Tests Basic ProceduresChapter Telephone Tests Basic Telephone Self-TestKey Lamp Test Or PressInformational Tests Test Name ActionResponse System Tone Tests Voice Mail Telephone Tests Appendix Glossary GlossaryTerm Definition Appendix I,Glossary Term Definition Appendix I,Glossary Appendix Troubleshooting TroubleshootingProblem Possible Cause