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On-Air 2100 SMS user guide ~ Edition 3 ~ 29th July ’02 ~ 4641
Note
For the external line access code to be dialled
for external calls only, it is important that all
external numbers stored in your handset
directory contain more digits than the number
of digits required to make an internal call to
other extensions on your switchboard. This is
most likely to occur when you have local
external numbers stored in the handset
directory without the area code. To overcome
potential problems ensure that all numbers
are stored complete with area code.
Press the UPbutton to select
Base
.
Press the OKbutton to confir m.
Use the DOWNbutton to scroll to
Base settings
.
Press the OKbutton to confir m.
Press the DOWNbutton to scroll to
Phone Line
.
Press the OKbutton.
The display will show
Line type
.
Press the DOWNbutton to scroll to
Dial type
.
Press the OKbutton.
Use the UPor DOWN button to
highlight either
Pulse
for pulse dialling
or
Frequency
for tone dialling.
Press the OKbutton to confir m.

To change between tone and pulse

dialling

When you connect your telephone to a
switchboard, you can set the switchboard’s
external line access code so that when you make
an external call using the handset directory,
redial list or preparatory dialling the code is
automatically dialled before the number.
Switchboard external lineaccess code
Press the DOWNbutton to select
Base
settings
.
Press OK.
Press the DOWNbutton to select
Phone line
.
Press OK.
Press the DOWNbutton to select
Prefix
.
Press OK.
Press OKto select
Prefix val
.
Enter the switchboard external line
access code, e.g. 9. You can enter
codes up to 8 digits in length.
Press OKto stor e.
Now you must set the number of digits
required to make internal calls to other
extensions on your switchboard.
Press the DOWNbutton to select
Min.length
.
Press OK.
Enter the number of digits to make an
internal call to other extensions on
your switchboard.
Press OK to store.
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Press the UPbutton to select
Base
.
Press OK.

To set the external line access code

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