PERCEPTION 4000 | FEATURE OPERATION |
To Use Handsfree Answerback: | After receiving a voice call from a calling station: |
1. Respond to the caller. There is | Speakerphone Operation will continue for the duration of the call unless |
no need to lift the handset. | the handset is lifted. |
| At any point during the call, you can lift the telephone handset to return |
| the station to handset mode. If your station had previously been |
| registered for Speakerphone Operation (Microphone and Speaker keys |
| activated), you must reactivate the feature manually. |
| Unless you select a specific line on which to make your call, you will |
| automatically access the line provided by your telephone’s line |
| preference type. If your station has no line preference, you must press |
| the desired line key before dialing. |
| At any point during call placement or operation, you can switch to |
| handset mode by picking up the telephone’s handset. To return to |
| Speakerphone Operation, press the SPEAKER key and hang up your |
| telephone. |
NOTES:
1.The capability to receive voice calls and utilize Handsfree Answerback is determined by your telephone’s Class of Service assignment.
2.When Speakerphone Operation is activated and you are involved in a call, you can send DTMF tones to the distant end (for voice mail codes, credit card codes, etc.) by pressing the appropriate digit keys.
HEADSET OPERATION
Telephones that are equipped with a headset operation circuit card can utilize a headset in place of the telephone handset. This is especially convenient for stations that are used as message centers or ACD agents.
Electronic telephone users can control headset operation by using a headset/handset switch which is separate from the telephone. Telephone headsets and their accompanying headset/handset switches are available from various manufacturers. The operation of these devices is generally the same for all models, with headset mode controlled by the headset/handset switch.
