Setting the Alarm Time | Nortel Networks i2022 Series specification

i2022 ISDN Teleset

After the entire number is viewed, press the edit key and edit the number as above.

NOTE: If you dial “9” for a Centrex or PBX outside line, or a “1” to access long distance, include that digit.

To originate a call using the Speed Dial key, press the button that has been programmed with the number to be dialed. The Teleset will automatically select a line and dial the number. An alternate operation is to go off-hook on the handset and then press the speed dial key.

NOTE: Speed Dial keys can be programmed to send Touchtones after a call has been connected. This is useful for programming voice mail passwords or pager numbers. After entering the voice mail telephone number, insert 2 or 3 pauses and enter you password.

Setting the Alarm Time

Five different alarm clock ring patterns can be set. Setting the alarm is done as shown below. You may also wish to look at the flowchart for a graphic representation of the programming sequence. You can set an alarm to sound at a specific time, or at the same time every day. A maximum of ten alarms may be set.

1.Press MENU, Alarm

2. Press Change.

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Nortel Networks i2022 Series manual Setting the Alarm Time, Press MENU, Alarm

Contents

I2022 Series Isdn Teleset User’s Guide Trademark Acknowledgment Mandatory Customer InformationFederal Communications Commission FCC Requirements, Part Introduction I2022 Teleset IntroductionAbout this Manual Features Voice Operation Features Parts List InstallationAccessories Switch Settings Power Switch TR SwitchIsdn Interfaces I2022 Equipped with an S Interface Module PS1/PS2 Switch Settings Powering the i2022 Locally Using Lucent 1215B Power Supply PASSIVE-BUS or Multipoint Terminating ResistorsPOINT-TO-POINT Circuits I2022 Equipped with a U Interface Module Line Configuration Installing the Logo Plate Inserting and removing the modules Softkeys AUTO-Install Example AUTO-Switch Auto-SPID Procedures Next Prev Select Prompt Auto-Download Manually Choose the Switch Type Manually Entering the Spid Press MENU, MORE, MORE, Config, MORE, MORE, SpidApplication Spid Manual Switch Downloading Pots P+D Data Manually Programming Call Appearances Page Manually Programming Feature Keys Setting the Contrast Setting UP the TelesetAdjusting the Display Viewing Angle Setting the Backlighting Options Setting the Date and Time Clock Enter CA Key or Number Pressed Key Common Ringing Patterns 2nd Ring PrimCA Primary Call Appearance Confca Conference Call Appearance Intercom Speed Dial Key Assignment Editing a Speed Dial Number Setting the Alarm Time Press MENU, Alarm Setting Protection Levels Password SelectionThere are four levels of password protection Operations Language OptionsVoice Operation Terms and Nomenclature NON-PROGRAMMABLE Hardkeys and Indicators Display Window and Menus Placing Calls Answering Incoming CallsDialing Off-Hook Dialing On-Hook Transferring Incoming Calls Hold KEYTRANSFER, Conference and Drop Way Conferencing Conferencing Two Outgoing Calls Conferencing an Incoming Call to an Outgoing Call Directory Teleset FeaturesRedial Setup Directory Changes Directory Searches Setting the Dialing Options Dialing Options Control Type Semi Auto Phone Number 847 Next Change Use Keypad to Enter 1 Nxx Clear Save Call Records Dialing from the Call Log Dial Prev Edit Clear Party Saving a CalLog Entry to the Directory Advanced Features Analog Port Analog Port on a Separate Spid Configuring Analog Port Sharing the Teleset’s Spid Operation Analog Port on a Separate Spid Operation Call Blocking Tone Icons DSS/BLF Direct Station SELECT, Busy Lamp Field DSS/BLF Operation Disabling SoftkeysTo program a DSS/BLF KEY Mapping View Protecting specific keys from an Automatic Download Protecting Keys from Being OverwrittenDisabling the Automatic Download KEY Clicks Disable LoggingTesting Troubleshooting Problems Maintaining the TelesetChecking the FW Version Loading FW Glossary Calls BlockedPage Index Liquid Crystal Display LCD Speaker