DK Series Handsets

Hybrid IP Communication System

Digital Key Telephone

User Guide

V3.6

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 NOTIFICATION
Notification is hereby given that Auto Telecom Company Ltd. reserves the right to modify, change, update or
revise this document from time as required without the prior obligation to notify any person, company or
organization. Further, Auto Telecom Company Ltd. makes no warranty or representation, either express or
implied, with respect to merchantability, or fitness of it’s products for a particular purpose. Auto Telecom
Company Ltd. disclaims any and all liability from errors, omissions or erroneous interpretations made from the
contents of this document.

© 2015 Auto Telecom Company Ltd.

This document or any parts thereof are not to be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic
or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or information storage and retrieval system for any purpose
whatsoever without the express written permission of Auto Telecom Company Ltd.

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 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Installation Safety Precautions:
1. Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm.
2. Never install telephone jacks in wet locations unless the jack is specifically designed for wet locations.
3. Never touch un-insulated telephone wires or terminals unless the telephone line has been disconnected
at the network interface.
4. Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines.

When using your telephone equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the
risk of fire, electric shock and injury to persons, including the following:

1. Read and understand all instructions.

2. Follow all warnings and instruction marked on the product.
3. Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp
cloth for cleaning.
4. Do not use this product near water, for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet
basement, or near a swimming pool.
5. Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand, or table. The product may fall, causing serious damage to the
product.
6. Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or bottom are provided for ventilation, to protect it from overheating, these
openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings should never be blocked by placing the product on the bed, sofa,
rug, or other similar surface. This product should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register. This product
should not be placed in a built-in installation unless proper ventilation is provided.
7. This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of
the type of power supply to your home or office, consult your dealer or local power company.
8. The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.
9. This product is equipped with a three wire grounding type plug, this plug will only fit into a grounding type power outlet.
This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete
outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding type plug.
10. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this product where the cord will be damaged by persons
walking on it.
11. Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in the risk of fire or electric shock.
12. Never push objects of any kind into this product through cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short
out parts that could result in a risk of fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.
13. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this product, but take it to a qualified service man when some
service or repair work is required. Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages or other risks.
Incorrect reassemble can cause electric shock when the appliance is subsequently used.
14. Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions:
A. When the power supply cord or plug is damaged or frayed.
B. If liquid has been spilled into the product.
C. If the product has been exposed to rain or water.
D. If the product does not operate normally by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those control, that are
covered by the operating instructions because improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will
often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to normal operation.
E.If the product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.
F. If the product exhibits a distinct change in performance.
15. Avoid using a telephone (other than a cordless type) during an electrical storm. There may be a remote risk of electric
shock from lightning.
16. Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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 NOTE

During power outages access to emergency number 000 will not be available unless optional
external battery backup is fitted to the system main equipment.

CAUTION
This handset may retain small unmagnetised ferromagnetic common items (staples/pins) if
held very close above such items.

WARNING
This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause interference in
which case the user may be required to take adequate preventative measures.

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 Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to the HYBREX Digital Series Key Telephone Set. The HYBREX
Digital Telephone Sets were specifically designed with you in mind to make you more productive in
communicating with customers, vendors, and fellow business associates. We at Auto Telecom believe that you
should not require extensive training to effectively use your digital phone set, and as such, have taken great care in
developing one of the most “user friendly” telephones available in the market today. Please take a moment to
review this guide. Just as each person’s job function differs, so do their digital phone requirements. Pay particular
attention to those features which will be most helpful for you. Since each telephone can be customized for your
specific needs, your HYBREX Authorized Dealer will be happy to make sure your digital phone set is configured
to your requirements.

Model

For your reference and convenience the following models are available from your Authorized HYBREX Dealer.

Model Description
DK2-21 Keyphone – 22 Dual Color DSS/ 4x16 LCD/ Handsfree/ Headset interface
DK2-21BT Keyphone – 22 Dual Color DSS/ 4x16 LCD/ Handsfree/ Blue Tooth Headset Interface
DK3-21 Keyphone – 10 Dual Color DSS/ 2x16 LCD/ Handsfree/ Headset interface
DK3-31 Keyphone – 10 Dual Color DSS/ 2x16 LCD
DK3-33 Keyphone – 10 Dual Color DSS
DK6-21 Keyphone - 2x16 LCD display/ Speaker phone/ Handsfree / Headset Jack
Visible Ringing Indication LED/ 36 dual color programmable keys/ 8 function keys
DK6-21BT Keyphone - 2x16 LCD display/ Speaker phone/ Handsfree/ Headset Jack/ Blue Tooth
Headset Interface Visible Ringing Indication LED/ 36 dual color programmable keys/ 8
function keys
DK6-31 Keyphone - 2x16 LCD display/ Speaker phone/ Handsfree/ Headset Jack
Visible Ringing Indication LED/ 18 dual color programmable keys/ 8 function keys
DK6-33 Keyphone – Speaker phone
Visible Ringing Indication LED / 18 dual color programmable keys / 8 function keys
DK7 Keyphone - 2x16 LCD display/ Speaker phone
Visible Ringing Indication LED/ 10 dual color programmable keys/ 14 function keys
DK9-25 Keyphone - 5" Backlit LCD display / Speakerphone / Handsfree / Headset Jack
25 dual color programmable keys / 18 function keys / 16 Menu Keys
DK9-15 Keyphone - 16 x 2 Backlit LCD display / Speakerphone / Handsfree / Headset Jack
15 dual color programmable keys / 13 function keys / 3 Menu Keys
DK9-DSS DSS Console for DK9 Phones - 30 keys x 4 Pages
DK1-WMU DK1 Wall Mount Unit
DK2-WMU DK2 Wall Mount Unit
DK3-WMU DK3 Wall Mount Unit

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 DK6-21 DK6-31

DK6-33 DK7-21

DK9-25 DK9-15

DK9-DSS

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 Digital Key Telephone Layout:

DK6-21:

DK7-21:

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 DK9-25:

Top View Description

1. Function Keys
2. Dual Color DSS Keys
3. Microphone
4. Function Keys
5. Numeric Dial Key Pad
6. Speaker

Bottom view Description

1. For Phone Stand

Installation
2. Headset Connector
3. Handset Connector
4. Firmware Upgrade
Connector
5. 1st or 2nd Station Selection
st
(set the 1 station when
G2-STU2 is connected)
6. Reserved for Future Use
7. Expansion Port for
DK9-DSS
8. Connect to G2-STU2

Note:
1. 4-conductor wiring (with two digit ports) is required for the DK9-25 if DK9-DSS phone connected.
2. 2-conductor wiring used between DK9-25 and DK9-DSS phone

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 DK9-15:

Top View Description

1. Function Keys
2. Dual Color DSS Keys
3. Microphone
4. Function Keys
5. Numeric Dial Key Pad
6. Speaker

Bottom view Description

1. For Phone Stand

Installation
2. Headset Connector
3. Handset Connector
4. Firmware Upgrade
Connector
st nd
5. 1 or 2 Station Selection
(set the 1st station when
G2-STU2 is connected)
6. Reserved for Future Use
7. Expansion Port for
DK9-DSS
8. Connect to G2-STU2

Note:
1. 4-conductor wiring (with two digit ports) is required for the DK9-15 if DK9-DSS phone is connected.
2. 2-conductor wiring used between DK9-25 and DK9-DSS phone.

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 Installation:

DK9-25:

. Connect Digital Key Telephone – DK9-25 to G2-STU2 or G1E-STU Card as the following:

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 DK9-25 and DK9-DSS:

 Connect Digital Key Telephone – DK9-25 to G2-STU2 or G1E-STU Card as the

following Diagram.
 And then connect the DK9-DSS through the DSS expansion port of DK9-25.
 Fix the connection kit by screws.

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 DK9-15

. Connect Digital Key Telephone – DK9-15 to G2-STU2 or G1E-STU Card as the following:

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 DK9-15 and DK9-DSS:

 Connect Digital Key Telephone – DK9-15 to G2-STU2 or G1E-STU Card as the

following Diagram.
 And then connect the DK9-DSS through the DSS expansion port of DK9-15.
 Fix the connection kit by screws.

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 Icon Used

→ Then.

Lift Handset; Handset off hook.

Hang up; Handset on hook.

<= In conversation; make a call.

- Press Dial Key [0] - [9].

Press [*] key.

Press [#] key.

Dial numbers.

Press the CO key.

Press the busy CO key.

Press the flashing or blinking CO key.

Press DSS key.

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 LED Indication
CO key (Trunk Line)

Idle (Steady Off)

I-Use (Steadily On ) Green

Busy (Steadily On) Red

Ring (Fast Blinking) Red

I-Hold (Fast Flashing) Green

System Hold (Fast Flashing) Red

Exclusive Hold (Slow Flashing) Green

SPK key

Idle (Steady Off)

I-Use (Steadily On ) Red

Save Redial (Fast Blinking) Red

System Program (Fast Flashing) Red

Call Forward (Fast Flashing) Red

Signalling
Tone

Dial Tone

Ring Back tone

Busy Tone

Override Tone

Ring

Intercom

Trunk

Hold Recall

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 CONTENTS

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ..........................................................................3

Installation Safety Precautions:..............................................................................................3
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS ...........................................................................................3
A. MAKING CALLS ...............................................................................................................1
A.01 Inter Office Call (Intercom) .....................................................................................1
A.02 Automatic Line Access (Trunk Group Access) .......................................................1
A.03 Individual Line Access.............................................................................................2
A.04 Flash (Open Loop Timed Flash) ..............................................................................2
A.05 Speed Dialing...........................................................................................................2
A.06 Dial By Name (Programming Required) .................................................................3
A.07 One Touch Dialing...................................................................................................4
A.08 Calling ACP Doorphone ..........................................................................................6
A.09 Dial Access To Operation ........................................................................................6
B. WHEN LINE/EXTENSION IS BUSY ..............................................................................7
B.01 Call Waiting (Programming Maybe Required)........................................................7
B.02 Trunk Queuing .........................................................................................................7
B.03 Last Number Redial .................................................................................................8
B.04 Automatic Redial......................................................................................................8
B.05 Barge-In / Monitor Extension ..................................................................................9
B.06 Barge-In CO .............................................................................................................9
C. RECEIVING CALLS .......................................................................................................10
C.01 Answer ...................................................................................................................10
C.02 Automatic Answer-Intercom..................................................................................10
C.03 Call Pickup .............................................................................................................10
C.04 Doorphone (Optional) ............................................................................................11
D. DURING CONVERSATION...........................................................................................12
D.01 Call On Hold ..........................................................................................................12
D.02 Call On Exclusive Hold .........................................................................................12
D.03 Conference .............................................................................................................13
D.04 Call Transfer ..........................................................................................................15
D.05 Answer Call Waiting..............................................................................................15
D.06 Call Splitting ..........................................................................................................16
D.07 Mute Operation ......................................................................................................16
D.08 Switching Between Using Handset And Handsfree ..............................................17
D.09 Volume Control......................................................................................................17
E. PAGING.............................................................................................................................18
E.01 Zone Paging (Internal)............................................................................................18
E.02 All Paging (Internal)...............................................................................................18
E.03 Zone Paging (External)...........................................................................................18
E.04 All Paging (External)..............................................................................................18
E.05 All Paging (Internal And External) ........................................................................19
E.06 Answer Paging (Meet Me Page).............................................................................19

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 F. OTHER FEATURES ........................................................................................................20
F.01 Pulse to Tone Conversion.......................................................................................20
F.02 Handsfree................................................................................................................20
F.03 Background Music..................................................................................................20
F.04 Voice Service Channel ...........................................................................................21
F.05 Voice Mail Operation – G1E/GDS Systems ..........................................................22
F.06 Message Waiting (Programming Maybe Required) ...............................................22
F.07 Caller ID and Smart Redial.....................................................................................23
G. STATION PROGRAMMING .........................................................................................24
G.01 Call Forwarding .....................................................................................................24
G.02 Toll Restriction Override (Forced Account Code) ................................................25
G.03 Volume Control (Setting).......................................................................................26
G.04 Store Speed Dial / One Touch Dial (Programming Required) ..............................27
G.05 Lock Up / Unlock Extension By Security Code ....................................................29
G.06 Define Time-Reminding Service ...........................................................................29
G.07 Define Morning Call Service .................................................................................31
G.08 Date / Time Setting (For Console only).................................................................31
G.09 Switching of Day / Night Service Mode (For Console only) ................................32
G.10 Alarm Assignment (For Console only)..................................................................33
G.11 Absent Message .....................................................................................................34
G.12 Function Key Assignment (Macro Key)................................................................35
G.13 User Programming Help (For G1E system only)...................................................35
G.14 Station Programming – Saved Number Redial ......................................................36
G.15 Account Code.........................................................................................................36
G.16 Do Not Disturb.......................................................................................................37
G.17 Baby Listen (For G1E system only) ......................................................................37
G.18 Automatic Line Access by Lifting Handset (For G1E system only) .....................37
G.19 Lock / Unlock S.M.D.R output (For Console only)...............................................38
G.20 Headset ON/OFF....................................................................................................38

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 A. MAKING CALLS

A.01 Inter Office Call (Intercom)

An Intercom is for an Extension to call another Extension of the same system.

By Dialing number:

→ . Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

. Dial Extension number.

By DSS key:

→ . Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

. Press a programmed DSS key

Note: 1. Extension number of the calling party will display on the LCD of the called extension.
2. To ring the called extension, you may change signaling from Ring Signal to Voice Alert or Voice
Alert to Ring Signal by pressing [3].
3. If the system is programmed for Voice Alert, after Alert Tone is heard, speak to the called party
through Speaker, and your voice will be heard from the called extension.
4. When the called extension is busy (Busy Tone heard,) pressing another DSS key can call another
extension.

A.02 Automatic Line Access (Trunk Group Access)

The feature allows each Extension to automatically select an idle CO Line. If CO lines are
divided into trunk groups, Extensions can only select in their own group.

Dial 9/0 Trunk Group Access:

→ / . Handset off hook / on hook.

. Dial [9] or [0]. (programmable)

* Dial tone from CO (Central Office) is heard.

* The CO LED goes steady at your Extension and at other Extensions.

Extra Trunk Group Access: (Programming Required)

→ , , . Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

. Dial [8],[7].

* Dial tone from CO (Central Office) is heard.

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 A.03 Individual Line Access

Any CO line can be directly selected.

→ → . Handset off hook / on hook.

. Press a CO key (Dial tone heard).
. Dial phone numbers.
NOTE:
1. In the G1E, GDS systems you can also dial Individual Line Access codes instead of pressing any
CO key Code 801-8XX for systems.
* Code 801 represents the first CO line, Code 802 the second, etc.
In the systems when all CO keys light busy, dial [9] or [0] to automatically select another idle
CO line beyond the CO lines displayed on CO keys.
A steadily lit LED of a CO key means the CO line is busy.
2. During conversation, if you press another CO key, the original conversation will stop and you will
be connected to a new CO line without hanging up.

A.04 Flash (Open Loop Timed Flash)

Flash Key provides a temporary loop disconnection from a used CO line. This allows a
user to end a conversation and regain dial tone on the same trunk. Flash duration is
pre-programmed, and can meet the special needs of Central Office or PABX Lines if they offer
them. (eg. Call waiting, Broker’s call).

. Press [TRF/FL] key to Network hold an outside call or activate the Call waiting feature.

A.05 Speed Dialing

By dialing a programmed Speed Dial Access Code, the System will automatically dial the
telephone number assigned for the Code.
*** For programming, please refer to Program G.04 Station Programming -- Store
Speed Dial / One Touch Dial. ***

→ → S.A.C. . Handset off hook / on hook.

. Press [SPD] key.
. Dial Speed Access Code (programmed).

*You may also press a CO key to select a CO Line before pressing [SPD] key.

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 A.06 Dial By Name (Programming Required)

The Name function is for extensions, trunks and system speed dials. Dial by Name provides the
Directory dial feature for system speed dials and extensions.

→ / → →

. Press [Directory] Key. (Assign code 62 on DSS from system programming 07.)
. Press [1] or [2] to select the Intercom dial or Speed dial (optional).
. Use the following function keys to enter the first letter of the name and depress
[Vol ▲ ] or [Vol ▼ ] to find the desired name forward or backward:

Key Pad Depress Depress Depress Depress Depress

1 time 2 times 3 times 4 Times 5 Times
1 , . : 1 Space
2 A B C 2 ;
3 D E F 3 /
4 G H I 4 _
5 J K L 5 -
6 M N O 6 '
7 P Q R S 7
8 T U V 8 +
9 W X Y Z 9
0 ä Ü ñ ö 0
* % ^ & * (
# $ ! @ # )
Vol ▲ Find the next name
Vol ▼ Fine the previous name

. Lift Handset / press [SPK] key to make the connection.

If the system finds a match, the LCD displays as the following example:

Mike Chou

If the system cannot find a match for the first character of name, the LCD displays:

No Entries
Try Again

Then, the user can enter another letter and try again.
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 A.07 One Touch Dialing

For One Touch Dialing, after a programmed DSS key (refer G.04) is selected, the Extension
automatically selects an idle CO line, and a previously stored phone number will be dialed.

→ → . Handset off hook / on hook.

. Press [SPD] key.
. Press a programmable DSS key.

DK6 Series: One Touch Dialing Keys

DK2 Series – One Touch Dialing Keys DK3 Series – One Touch Dialing Keys

4 A. MAKING CALLS

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 DK9-25 – One Touch Dialing Keys

DK9-15 – One Touch Dialing Keys

 G1E/GDS has 10 sets for One Touch Dialing on DSS 1-10.

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 A.08 Calling ACP Doorphone

This is for an Extension to call a ACP Doorphone.

→ . Lift Handset / press [SPK] key.

. Dial extension number of ACP Doorphone.

NOTE: Function keys such as HOLD, TRANSFER and so on can not be activated by the Doorphone.

A.09 Dial Access To Operator

This is for an Extension user to reach the Attendant by dialing a programmed one-digit code.

→ / . Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

. Dial [9] or [0]. (programmable)

NOTE: When digit [9] is programmed for Automatic Line Access, digit [0] is for Dial Access To Attendant.
When digit [0] is programmed for Automatic Line Access, digit [9] is for Dial Access To Attendant.

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 B. WHEN LINE/EXTENSION IS BUSY

B.01 Call Waiting (Programming May be Required)

If the Extension you're calling is busy, this feature allows you to "mark" the station so that
when the called Extension becomes free, the called Extension will ring back your Extension.

When Busy Tone is heard:

→ . Press [MSG] key.

. Hang up (if Handset is off hook) and wait for recall.

* When the called Extension is free, a Call Waiting Ring will

be heard at the Extension which leaves Message.

When Call Waiting Ring is heard:

/ . Lift Handset or press [SPK] key, the called Extension will

ring.

NOTE: 1. When you use the Call Waiting feature, the MSG LED Lamp (Red) will flash slowly on the
Called party.
2. If an Intercom Recall is not answered after a programmed duration of about 90 seconds, the
recall will automatically be canceled.

B.02 Trunk Queuing

Trunk Queuing is for an Extension to queue (wait in line) for a busy trunk. When the busy
trunk becomes free, it will automatically signal the first free Extension in the Queue.

→ or ( / )→ →

. Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

. Select a CO line but it is busy.
. Press [MSG] key.
. Hang up (if Handset is off hook) and wait for recall.

NOTE: After receiving a recall, lift the Handset or press [SPK] key. A Dial tone will be heard. You can then dial
telephone numbers.

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 B.03 Last Number Redial

The feature automatically stores the last dialed outgoing telephone number for you to redial.
The number is stored whether the call is answered, not answered or busy.

→ . Handset off hook / on hook.

. Press [REDIAL] key.

* When [REDIAL] key is pressed, the Extension will automatically select a CO line for
dialing the last stored number.

B.04 Automatic Redial

If you dial an outside number and find it busy, by using this feature, the numbers will be
automatically redialed at intervals of at least 10 seconds. The value for the interval can be
programmed from 10 to 90 seconds.

Automatic Save Number Redial

Busy Tone heard when making an outside call:

→ → →

. Press [SAVE] key. * "Auto Save" will display in LCD.

. Press new Telephone number. (If you skip this step, the
last dialed number will be stored.)
. Hang up.
. Press [SAVE] key again for Redial.

Automatic Last Number Redial

Busy Tone heard when making an outside call:

→ → . Hang Up.
. Press [SPD].
. Press [REDIAL].

NOTE: 1. The LCD will show you the dialed numbers.

2. LED of SPK Key lights (Red) steady when the Extension redials automatically. After each
redial, the SPK LED (Red) blinks, reminding you that Auto Number Redial is activated.

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 To Cancel Automatic Save Number Redial

→ → . Lift Handset and press [SAVE] key.

. Hang up to cancel.

B.05 Barge-In / Monitor Extension

This feature is for an Extension to override or to monitor another busy or DND (Do Not Disturb)
Extension. This needs to be allowed by programming before use.

To Override:
. Dial [0], a short tone will signal the barged Extension.
A 3-party conference is made.

To Monitor:
. Dial [#] to monitor (If programmed).

To Cancel:
. Hang up / press [SPK] key (if Handsfree).

B.06 Barge-In CO

This feature is for an Extension to join another Extension in conversation with a CO line. The
calling Extension needs to be set up by programming before using this feature.

To Barge in:

→ → . Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

. Press the busy CO key.
. Dial [0], a short tone will be heard at the
barged Extension. A 3-party conference is made.
To Cancel:
. Hang up / press [SPK] key (if Handsfree).

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 C. RECEIVING CALLS

C.01 Answer

To answer a call.

To answer an intercom call:

. Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

To answer an outside call:

→ . Use Handset or use Handsfree by pressing

[SPK] or the blinking CO key.

C.02 Automatic Answer-Intercom

Assigned in advance, the feature allows an Extension to automatically answer an intercom call
in the Handsfree mode. (The feature can only be applied to Extensions with a Microphone.)

To assign / to cancel:

. Press [MIC/AT] to assign and to cancel.

* LED Indicating:
. When Extension is in Automatic Answer Mode, LED is steady on.
. When Extension is back to normal mode, the LED is off.

C.03 Call Pickup

The feature is for an Extension to answer for another ringing Extension. (grouped by
programming or not grouped.)

Direct Call Pickup

→ → . Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

. Press [*] key.
. Dial the ringing Extension number.
Pickup All Groups

→ , . Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

. Press [*] then [9] key.
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 Pickup same Group

→ , . Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

. Press [*] then [0] key.

Pickup Groups

→ , . Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

. Press [*] then [8] key.
→ Group Number (1-8) . Dial a programmed Group number:
1-8 for Extension in Group 1-8.

C.04 Doorphone (Optional)

The feature is for an Extension to answer a Doorphone call.

To answer a Doorphone call:

* Doorphone Ring is heard through Extension Speaker.

. Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

*** An Extension has to be programmed beforehand for receiving Doorphone calls.

Please refer to the System Programming manual.***

To unlock the door by Extension:

→ . Answer the Doorphone ring by Lifting

Handset or pressing [SPK] key.
. Dial [0] to open the door.

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 D. DURING CONVERSATION

D.01 Call On Hold

This is for holding an outside or intercom call. Calls on hold can be retrieved by any
Extension.

To place a call on hold:

. Press [HOLD] key.

To retrieve a held internal call by any Extension:

→ Held Ext No. . Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

. Dial the held Extension number.

To retrieve an outside call by any Extension:

→ . Lift Handset or press [SPK] key.

. Press the flashing CO key or
Line Access Code : 801-8XX

NOTE: 1. The holding Extension will be recalled if it fails to retrieve after a programmed duration (30 to
270 seconds). *** See System Programming.***
2. The "Hold Recall" will ring the holding Extension. If the call is still not retrieved, the "Hold
Recall" will continue to ring both the holding Extension and the Attendant Console. The Recall
Won't stop until it is answered.
3. If there are several calls held at the same time, unless the first "Hold Recall" is answered, the
second won't ring.

D.02 Call On Exclusive Hold

This is for an Extension to hold an outside call which can be retrieved only by the holding
Extension.

To place an outside call on Exclusive Hold:

→ . Press [HOLD] key twice.

To retrieve by the holding Extension:

→ . Press the flashing CO key or

Line Access Code: 801-8XX

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 To retrieve by other Extension:

→ . At other Extensions, the LED of the CO goes steady.

Press the CO key, Busy Tone will be heard, then
press [HOLD].

D.03 Conference

An Extension user can make a Conference with two or more parties. (Either outside or inside.)
Up to 5 parties of 3 members or a single conference up to 15 members are permitted.

Conference with two outside parties:

<=A → → <=B →

. In conversation with the 1st outside party.

. Press [HOLD] key to hold the 1st party.
. Make the second outside call.
. Press [DND/CN] when the 2nd answers, all three
parties are connected.

Unsupervised Conference:

. To leave an existing conference in place, press the [DND/CN] conference key and hang up.
. Remaining members are granted up to 4 minutes of time for their unsupervised conference.
. A warning tone is provided 10 seconds before the termination of the conference period.
. Members can press any key 0-9 (Note1) to extend the time an additional time period.

NOTE:
1. The unsupervised conference period is programmable from 1 minute to 4 in one minute increments.
2. When you hang up, the other two parties cannot converse with each other unless you press [Hold] key again
before hanging up. The other two parties can then have three minutes for conversation, and either of them can
dial a digit (0-9)--DTMF signal--for three more minutes. (Optional)

To Rejoin An Unsupervised Conference:

→ . Press either CO keys (light) of the two CO lines,

A Busy tone is heard.
. Press [DND/CN] key.
OR
Simply lift the handset and press the [DND/CN] key.

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 Conference with 1 internal party and 1 outside party: (Programming Maybe Required)

<=A → → <=B →

. In conversation with an outside / internal call.

. Press [HOLD] key to hold the call.
. Make another internal / outside call.
. Press [DND/CN] when the 2nd answers, all three
parties are connected.

NOTE: 1. To return to the first call if the second call is not answered, press the blinking CO key ( outside
call ) or the called Ext. No. (intercom) to retrieve the held party.
2. When connecting 1 outside party and 1 internal party, after one of the three parties has hung up, the
other two parties can still converse with each other.

To Remove A Party From A Conference Call:

 During the conference, press the CO line of the party you would like to disconnect.
 You will be connected to this line and removed from the conference. Other parties will
continue in the conference.
 Disconnect the other party by hanging up.
 To return to the original conference, simply lift the handset and press the conference key.

To Confer With Members Privately In A Conference Call:

 During the conference, press the CO line of the party you would like to confer with. Other
members will continue in the conference.

 To return to the original conference, simply press the conference key.

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 D.04 Call Transfer

Call Transfer is to send a call from one Extension to another. There are three types of
Transfer: Direct, Indirect, and voice-announced. For Direct Transfer, the sending
Extension transfers the call and hangs up; for Indirect Transfer, the sending Extension
rings a selected Extension and waits until the call is answered, then transfers the call; for
voice-announced, the sending Extension informs the selected Extension through Speaker by
the paging function.

Transfer an outside call:

→ EXT.No. → . Press [HOLD] key.

. Dial the selected Ext. number.
. Press [TRF/FL] key directly for Direct Transfer;
press [TRF/FL] after the selected Ext. answers for
Indirect Transfer.

NOTE: 1. When a programmed DSS key is pressed, the call automatically goes on hold and dials the
Extension number programmed for the DSS key.
2. Transfer Recall: If the selected Extension is busy, the transferred call will ring when the busy
Extension is free. If the transferred call is not answered after a programmed duration, the call will
ring back the sending Extension.
3. To transfer the call again or to another party, press the blinking CO key to retrieve the call and
repeat the Call Transfer procedure.

D.05 Answer Call Waiting

As described in B.01 Call Waiting, you are absent or your Extension is busy when another
Extension uses the Call Waiting feature to wait for your answer, the LED of your [MSG] key
flashes slowly.

Your Extension busy: end / hold the previous call:

→ →

. The LED of the [MSG] key flashes, informing you someone is waiting.
. Terminate the previous call by hanging up / press [SPK] or hold the previous call and
then hang up to wait.

* The waiting Extension will receive a Call Waiting Ring when you stop the previous call.
Once the waiting caller answers the Ring, your telephone then rings.
* If the Handset of the waiting Extension is off hook, or its Speaker is on, your Extension
will ring directly after you hang up.

Your Extension is idle when someone leaves a Message at your Extension

Press the [MSG] key to ring the waiting Extension.

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 D.06 Call Splitting

This is for an Extension user to alternate between two parties on separate calls.

:A → <=B → , → <=A → ,

→ <=B

. Press [HOLD] key to hold A party.

. Make another call B.
. Press [SPD] then [#] key for retrieving A party and holding B.
. In conversation with A.
. Press [SPD] then [#] key for retrieving B party and holding A.
. In conversation with B party.

D.07 Mute Operation

When you do not want your voice to be heard by the party in conversation with you, use this
feature.

To place in Mute:

. Press [MIC/AT] key.

* Indicating LED Lamp goes steady when off hook / goes off when on hook.

To resume the conversation:

. Press [MIC/AT] key again.

* Indicating LED Lamp goes off when off hook / goes on when on hook.

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 D.08 Switching Between Using Handset And Handsfree

You may choose to use Handset or Handsfree alternatively.

From Handsfree to Using Handset:

. Lift Handset.

From Using Handset to Handsfree:

→ . Press [SPK] key, Handset back on hook.

D.09 Volume Control

During a conversation, you may Increase or Decrease volume by this function. Two
volume levels can be chosen (for handset).

During Conversation Adjustment:

→ . Press [VOL ▲] key for voice up.

. Press [VOL ▼] key for voice down.

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 E. PAGING

E.01 Zone Paging (Internal)

This feature allows an Extension to announce to a zone of Extensions through the Speaker on
the key telephones. There are eight Paging Zones in the system. The paging can be received
from Keyphones only.

→ , . Lift Handset.
. Press [#], [2].
→ Code(1-8) . Dial a one-digit Paging Zone Code.

NOTE: A busy Extension or the single line phone cannot receive the paging.

E.02 All Paging (Internal)

The feature is for paging all zones. The paging can be received from Keyphones only.

→ , . Lift Handset.
. Press [#], [1].

E.03 Zone Paging (External)

In GX system, Paging can be broadcast over external paging equipment to one of the eight
(maximum, depending on the system) External Zones.

→ , . Lift Handset.
. Press [#], [3].
→ Paging Code 1-8 . Dial a one-digit External Paging Code (1-8).

E.04 All Paging (External)

Paging can be broadcast over external paging equipment to all external zones.

→ , . Lift Handset.
. Press [#], [9].

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 E.05 All Paging (Internal And External)

The feature allows an Extension to announce to all Internal and External Paging Zones.

→ , . Lift Handset.
. Press [#], [0].

E.06 Answer Paging (Meet Me Page)

Paging through Speakers or external paging equipment can be answered through any Extension
before the paging party hangs up.

→ , . Lift Handset.
. Press [#], [*].

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 F. OTHER FEATURES

F.01 Pulse to Tone Conversion

The feature is used for changing Pulse Mode to Tone Mode when DTMF signaling is needed.

To change from Pulse to Tone while dialing:

→ . Press [MSG] key.

. Dial the phone number. (In Tone Mode)

F.02 Handsfree

Handsfree allows a user to make and receive calls with Microphone and Speaker of the
telephone, instead of using the Handset.

. Press [SPK] key.

NOTE: It’s only available for telephone models with Handsfree function

F.03 Background Music

Background Music (BGM) is available through the Keyphone Speakers. The music is
temporarily off when the telephone is in use. Background Music can share the music source
for Music On Hold.

To listen:

. Press [#] key.

NOTE: 1. Incoming calls, Lifting the Handset or Paging will interrupt the Background Music.
2. The interrupted music will resume when the Handset is back on hook or the Paging completed.

To cancel:

/ . Press [#] or [SPK] key.

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 F.04 Voice Service Channel

G1E, G2-1648, GDS-600

The G1E Auto Attendant message recording will depend on whether the system is fitted with
the optional Voice Mail unit or is using the on board Messaging,
 If the system is fitted with a Voice Mail unit then Dial 8902.
 If the system is not fitted with a Voice Mail unit then dial 8901.
 Only a Console can dial 8901/8902
The G2-1648 access code is 89
The GDS600 access code is 8901 to 8916 depending on the number of VMU cards installed.
Normal access is 8901

Message Recording on the Service Voice must be performed at the Console telephone set.

Recording Method:

→ → Password → →

. Handset off hook.

. Dial the Voice Channel number. 89/8901/8902-8916
. Dial the password (normally 1234 or #)
. Dial 2
. Follow the voice prompts to record Auto Attendant greetings

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 F.05 Voice Mail Operation – G1E/GDS Systems

If your system is equipped with the optional inbuilt Voice mail unit and your handset has been
allocated Voice Mail Usage then you can Call forward your phone to the mail box in the same
way that you can Call Forward to other extensions. The Call Forward instructions can be found
elsewhere in this manual. The Call forward number for inbuilt Voice mail is 86.

To forward:

→ CODE. → Ext. No. . Press [PRG] key.

. Dial [1] for Any Call,
[2] for Busy,
[3] for Busy/No Answer. (GDS)
[3], [1] for Busy/No Answer. (G1E)
[2] for No Answer.
. Dial 86 for Voice mail
To cancel:

→ → Ext. No. . Press [PRG] key.

. Dial [1].
. Dial your own Extension number.

F.06 Message Waiting (Programming Maybe Required)

If the Extension you're calling does not answer, this feature allows you to light the extension’s
message light.

If the extension does not answer:

→ . Press [MSG] key.

. Hang up.

* The called extension’s [MSG] lamp will flash.

To retrieve call:

→ / . Lift handset
. Press [MSG] or dial [7] [6].

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 F.07 Caller ID and Smart Redial

If Your system is equipped with Optional Caller ID equipment then incoming calls will
display the number of the calling party on extensions which are ring assigned. Note that not all
incoming calls contain Caller Id information. This is sometimes blocked by the calling party.
The installer of your system may have allocated a key on your extension called CLI Status.
This key when pressed can display the number date and time of the last 10 incoming calls to
your extension. You can view all of these numbers by pressing the VOL UP or VOL DOWN
keys. You may by pressing the Redial key then call that number back.

→ CLI Status. . Press [CLI STATUS] key.

0294150100
02/15 10:20 MISS

. Press [VOL ▲ ] key for next record.

. Press [VOL ▼ ] key for previous record.

. Press REDIAL Key to call back this number.

. Press [TRF/FL] key to delete the current record.

. Press [MIC/AT] key to view the date and time.

. Press [SPK] key to exit the Caller ID mode.

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 G. STATION PROGRAMMING

G.01 Call Forwarding

1. To forward All Calls:

All incoming calls (Incoming CO, Intercom and Transferred CO Lines) to your Extension
are automatically forwarded to any other Extension, Voice Mail or another outside number
such as a mobile phone.

To Forward:

→ Ext. No. . Press [PRG] key.

. Dial [1] for Any Call,
[2] for Busy,
[3] for Busy/No Answer. (GDS)
[3], [1] for Busy/No Answer. (G1E)
[2] for No Answer.

. Dial the ext. or hunt group number you want your calls
forwarded to.
When activated, your forward key will flash.

2. When Busy or No Answer:

If your Extension fails to answer after programmed time (10 to 100 seconds) or is busy, all
incoming calls to your Extension are automatically forwarded to any other Extension you
have programmed.

3. To forward an external number:

Program the external speed number:

→ ,→ → [DSS1~10] → Number →
Busy
. Press [PRG], [8], [DSS] key.
. Enter the outside telephone number and [SAVE].
To Forward:

→ [1]→ [DSS] . Press [PRG], [1], [DSS] key.

When activated, your forward key will flash.

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 G.02 Toll Restriction Override (Forced Account Code)

Toll Restriction prevents telephone toll abuse and saves telephone costs. Once a correct
Forced Account Code (FAC) is dialed, you have access to Unrestricted Dialing and the
SMDR will record all outgoing calls and Forced Account Cord used by the station.

*** For details of setting an FAC, please refer to the System Programming
manual of each system. ***

→ , . [SPK] key off / Handset on hook.

. Press [PRG] key then Dial [4].
. Dial the Forced Account Code.
→ F.A.C. → . Dial telephone number.

NOTE: 1. If the dialed FAC is correct, your Extension automatically selects an idle CO line for you. If not,
you will hear Busy Tone.
2. Once you end the call, the Extension automatically returns to normal (in Toll Restriction Mode).

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 G.03 Volume Control (Setting)

This program can adjust the Volume of Digital Phones. There are six or seven types of Volume
you can adjust - Ring, Speaker, Handset, Ring Volume Up Gradually, Ring Frequency and
Microphone level and Background Ring Level.

Program the Volume for your Telephone:

→ . Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG], [6].
. Dial [1] for setting Ring Volume,
→ CODE → / [2] for setting Speaker Volume,
[3] for setting Handset Volume,
. Press [VOL ▲ ] key for Volume Up.
. Press [VOL ▼ ] key for Volume Down.

To Set or Cancel the “Ring Volume Up Gradually” method is:

To Save . Press [PRG], [6], [4]
Confirmation Tone and the LCD will show "Save."
To Cancel . Press [PRG], [6], [4]
Confirmation Tone and the LCD will show "Cancel."

To Set the Ring Frequency:

. 8 ring frequencies can be selected.
The method is:[PRG], [6], [5] then key in your choice[1]~[8].
To Set the Microphone level:
. 8 Mic levels can be selected.
The method is:[PRG], [6], [6] then key in your choice[1]~[8].

To Set the Background Ring level:

. 8 Ring levels can be selected.
The method is:[PRG], [6], [7] then key in your choice[1]~[8].

During Conversation, Adjust the Volume:

/ . Press [VOL ▲ ] key for voice up.

. Press [VOL ▼ ] key for voice down.

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 G.04 Store Speed Dial / One Touch Dial (Programming Required)

Speed Dial automatically dials the stored telephone numbers.

There are two types of Speed Dial: Personal (Extension) and System.

To store Personal Speed Dial numbers:

1. For non-operator Extension:

→ ,, → or numeric (0 to 9) → →

. Press [PRG] key then Dial [8].

. Press a programmed DSS key (1-10)
or Dial the Speed Access Code (0 – 9).
. Dial desired outside telephone number (Max.30 digits).
. Press [SAVE] key.

Special Note: You will be prompted to enter a ring frequency level. This used for Caller ID
applications. If you would like the number you are storing to ring at your phone at a specific
ring frequency, then enter that frequency here and press save. For example, you program your
home number in DSS location 1 on your telephone. If you want your phone to ring at a specific
and unique frequency when someone from your home calls your office, then enter a unique
frequency. Valid settings are 1 through 8. If you do not want to use this feature, simply press
save at the Set Ring Frequency prompt.

2. For Operator:

→ → , → or numeric (0 to 9) → →

. Press [PRG] key then Dial [8], [8].

. Press a programmed DSS key (1-10)
or Dial the Speed Access Code (0 – 9).
. Dial desired outside telephone number (Max.30 digits).
. Press [SAVE] key.

Special Note: You will be prompted to enter a ring frequency level. This used for Caller ID
applications. If you would like the number you are storing to ring at your phone at a specific
ring frequency, then enter that frequency here and press save. For example, you program your
home number in DSS location 1 on your telephone. If you want your phone to ring at a specific
and unique frequency when someone from your home calls your office, then enter a unique
frequency. Valid settings are 1 through 8. If you do not want to use this feature, simply press
save at the Set Ring Frequency prompt.

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 To store System Speed Dial numbers (at Operator only):

→ → , → SPD CODE(100 to xxx) → →

. Press [PRG] key then Dial [8], [7].

. Dial System Speed Access Code.
. Dial stored numbers (Max. 30 digits).
. Press [SAVE] key to exit.

To define a specific CO line / Name for Speed Dialing:

* After or before dialing stored telephone number, User can assign a CO line for the stored
numbers.

, . Press [MIC/AT] key then dial the CO line number

01-12 for G1E, or 00 for Automatic CO Selection.
Or key in Name for this System Speed Dial.

To exit:

. Press [SPK] key.

* Other signal for stored number when storing data:

Key Meaning LCD display

Pause "P"

Flash "F"

Pulse to Tone "T"

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 G.05 Lock Up / Unlock Extension By Security Code

To prevent others from making outside calls through your telephone, you may lock your
telephone by Security Code.

To lock / unlock:

→ , → S. CODE → →

. Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG] key then Dial [9].
. Define / insert your Security Code.
. Press [SAVE] key.
. Press the [SPK] key to quit, then Extension is
locked / unlocked.
 The Security Code is made up of three characters (digits).

NOTE: To change the Security Code, unlock the Extension and then lock it by a new Security Code.

Access to a locked telephone:

→ , → S. CODE →

. Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG] key then Press [#] key.
. Enter your Security Code.
. If the code is right, system will provide a free CO. Line
automatically.
. Dial the telephone number.

G.06 Define Time-Reminding Service

The System is equipped with an internal clock. For the Time-Reminding Service, you can assign
your Extension to play the Background Music at a specific time.

1. For general Extension:

To define: HH:MM Duration

→ , → → → → ,

. Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG] then [HOLD] key.
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 . Insert the Alarm-Time HH:MM (24-hour) format.
. Insert the duration (00-98 minutes).
For instance, 01 means 1 minute's duration.

EXAMPLE:
User Alarm 07
15:30 01 The music plays at 15:30, for one minute.

. Press [SAVE] key.

. Press [SPK] key to exit.

NOTE: If the time is not correctly set in HH:MM format, the LCD will show "Access Denied," and a
Busy tone will be heard.

To cancel:

→ → , . Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG].
. Press [HOLD] twice.
2. For Attendant Console :
To define: HH:MM Duration

→ , → → → → →

. Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG] key.
. Press [HOLD] then [8] key.
. Insert the Alarm-Time.
. Insert the duration (00-98 minutes).
. Press [SAVE] key.
. Press [SPK] key to exit.
To cancel:

→ , . Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG] then [HOLD] key.
→ → . Press [8] then [HOLD] key.

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 G.07 Define Morning Call Service

For Morning Call Service, the Background Music or a predefined Voice Announcement is
played to the assigned Extension when the programmed time is reached.

The same as G.06 Define Time-Reminding Service.

Set the duration for 99 minutes.

EXAMPLE:

User Alarm 07 The music or a Predefined Voice Announcement alarm

07:00 99 plays at 07:00 A.M. for Morning Call.

NOTE: Once the morning call is answered, the "Morning Call Service" feature is automatically
canceled. The time will need to be reprogrammed when next you want to use this service.

G.08 Date / Time Setting (For Console only)

The user can set Date and Time without entering into System Programming.

→ → , → → DATE/TIME →

. Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG] key.
. Press [HOLD] then [7] key.
. Press [SAVE] key.
. Set Date and Time.
. Press [SAVE] key.
EXAMPLE:
12: Month (Dec.) 05: Date
11:01 DATE/TM 01 99: Year (1999) 16: Hour
12 05 99 16 06 7 06: Minute (16:06) 7: Sunday (Sun.)

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 G.09 Switching of Day / Night Service Mode (For Console only)

Normal system operation is set in day time mode. Night service provides Outward Dialing
restriction, Night-Time Incoming Ringing Assignment, etc. The Switching of Day / Night
Service Mode is programmed by the Attendant Console, executed by either an Extension
user (Manual / User Select) or the system itself (Auto / System Select).

By Auto / System, set a Day-time duration (e.g., 08:30 to 17:00, in 24-hour format).
This means that after 17:00, the system switches automatically to Night Service.
By Manual / User, User can also activate the Night Service at any time .

To prevent unauthorized people from accessing programming functions, the Attendant

Extension can be locked by a Security Code. (See G.05 Lock / Unlock Extensions By
Security Code.)
*** For programming of the Day-Time duration, please refer to
Day-Time Duration Setup of System Programming manual ***

Setting for Manual / User or Auto / System Select:

→ , , . Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG], [TRF/FL], then [*] key.

* LED Indication
[SPK] key LED Lamp flashes slowly : Manual / User Select status.
[SPK] key LED Lamp blinks fast : Auto / System Select status.

* To change selection from Auto / System Select to Manual / User Select or vice versa:

. Press [*] key.

Under Manual / User Mode, set Day / Night Service:

→ , , . Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG], [TRF/FL], [TRF/FL].

* LED Indication
[DND/CN] key blinks fast: Night Time.
[DND/CN] key off: Day Time.

* To change selection

. Press [TRF/FL] key to change Selection

from Night to Day or Day to Night.

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 G.10 Alarm Assignment (For Console only)

The Console can set morning call service for other extensions.
To define:

→ , → Ext. No. . Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG] then [REDIAL] key.
→ → → . Dial the Alarm Assigned Ext. number.
. Insert the Alarm-Time.
Alarm time . Press [SAVE] key.
. Press [SPK] key to exit.

To cancel:

→ , → Ext. No. . Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG] then [REDIAL] key.
→ . Dial the Alarm Assigned Ext. number.
. Press [HOLD] key.

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 G.11 Absent Message

Any telephone can be programmed to use this feature. When a caller calls a telephone with an
Absent Message, one of the following Absent Messages will display on the caller's telephone
LCD.

Absent Message (0 to 9):

Message 0= Vacation Message 5= DND
Message 1= Will back Message 6= Call EXT
Message 2= Lunch Message 7= Off duty
Message 3= Meeting Message 8= Business trip
Message 4= Call Message 9= (Future feature)

To leave message:

→ , → CODE(0-9) → → ,

. Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG], [MSG] key.
. Dial one of the Absent Messages.
. Insert data after Message. (for G1E only If needed)
. Press [SAVE] then [SPK] to exit.
Examples:
Message 0= Vacation 12/24 Message 4= Call 9578244
Message 1= Will back 15:30 Message 5= DND 12:30/13:30
Message 2= Lunch 12:00 Message 6= Call EXT 16
Message 3= Meeting 10:10 Message 7= Off Duty 17:30

NOTE: 1. Each "Absent Message" can have a maximum of 16 characters, the Absent Message included.
2. Press [*] key to insert a colon (:).
3. Press [#] key to insert a slash (/).

To cancel on G1E:

→ , →

. Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG], [MSG] key.
. Press the [SPK] key.
To cancel on GDS:

→ , →

. Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG], [MSG] key.
. Press the [SAVE] key.
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 G.12 Function Key Assignment (Macro Key)

This program allows a user to store a special functions into an assigned DSS key.

Programming:

→ → →

. Press [PRG] key.

. Press DSS13~DSS20 key.
. Insert the operation steps of a special function that you would
like to store. (For example, # 0 for All Paging.)
. Press the programmed [DSS] key again to store the function.

Note: To use Macro Key function the DSS key must be assigned to CO or Extension.

G.13 User Programming Help (For G1E system only)

This Program assists users to perform station programming by LCD help information, if the
user has no operation manual available.

Programming:

→ , . Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [PRG] key then Dial [0]
* The LCD of the telephone will display help information.
Each Help Information example will be held for two seconds and the screen will go on the
next example.

To Operate:

. Press [*] key to Scroll the Screen Up.

. Press [#] key to Scroll the Screen Down.

. Press [0] to select and execute this function.

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 G.14 Station Programming – Saved Number Redial

Saved Number Redial allows the last dialed CO number to be stored and easily accessed when
required. The number is stored in the system memory and remains until the User replaces it
with another number.

To save:
1. Automatic Save:

. Before ending the call, press [SAVE] key.

2. Manual Save:

→ . Before ending the call, press [SAVE] key.

. Insert the phone number to be saved.

To redial:

→ . Handset off hook / on hook.

. Press [SAVE] key

NOTE: 1. Once [SAVE] key is pressed, your Extension will automatically select an idle CO line for you.
2. You may also press a CO key to select an idle CO line before pressing [SAVE] key.

G.15 Account Code

This feature allows an Extension user to enter an Accounting Code into System's Station
Message Detail Recording (SMDR), which records all incoming and outgoing calls.

Setting:
*During Conversation when two parties are connected.

, → ACCOUNT CODE →

. Press [SAVE] key then Press [MSG] key.

. Dial an Account Code. (8 digits maximum)
. Press [SPK] to complete the input.

NOTE: If the Account Code is inserted wrong, repeat the above steps.

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 G.16 Do Not Disturb

Each Extension can be individually programmed to block all incoming calls, including Paging
announcements. A caller attempting to reach an Extension in DND mode will receive "Do Not
Disturb" on the LCD and hear Busy Tone.

→ . Handset on hook / [SPK] key off.

. Press [DND/CN] key to active or to cancel.

* LED Indication
* The flashing [DND/CN] indicates the DND status.
* [DND/CN] off indicates the status back to normal.

G.17 Baby Listen (For G1E system only)

By assigning beforehand, another station can directly call this station without ringing and
monitor from Handset or Microphone.

to enable

→ , , . Handset off hook or Press [SPK] key.

. Dial [7],[7],[0].

to disable
. Put handset on hook or Press [SPK] key.

G.18 Automatic Line Access by Lifting Handset (For G1E system only)

By assigning beforehand, a CO line is directly selected when Handset is lifted.

to enable / cancel

→ , , . Press [SPK] key.

. Dial [7],[7],[1].

NOTE: You can still dial intercom by on hook dialing after you enable this feature.

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 G.19 Lock / Unlock S.M.D.R output (For Console only)

This feature allows an Extension user to Lock / Unlock System's Station Message Detail
Recording (SMDR) output. If the S.M.D.R is locked then S.M.D.R. records will be stored
in the System's Memory and will not be sent out until the S.M.D.R. output is unlocked.
to lock / unlock

→ , , . Press [SPK] key.

. Dial [7],[7],[2].

NOTE: The G1E System's RAM can store max. 25 records.

G.20 Headset ON/OFF

To switch between handset and headset mode by press [SPK] [7] [7] [5]. Extension which
must have Headset feature.

→ , , →

. Press [SPK] key.

. Dial [7],[7],[5].

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 Index

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Absent Message………………………………………. 34 Individual Line Access………………………………… 2

Account Code………………………………………….36 Inter Office Call (Intercom)……………………………. 1
Alarm Assignment (For Console only)……………….. 33
All Paging (External)…………………………………. 18
All Paging (Internal And External)…………………… 19 Ｌ
All Paging (Internal)………………………………….. 18
Answer………………………………………………... 10
Last Number Redial……………………………………. 8
Answer Call Waiting…………………………………. 15
Lock / Unlock S.M.D.R output (For Console only)….. 39
Answer Paging (Meet Me Page)……………………… 19
Lock Up / Unlock Extension By Security Code……… 29
Automatic Answer-Intercom…………………………. 10
Automatic Line Access (Trunk Group Access)……….. .1
Automatic Line Access by Lifting Handset………….. 37
Automatic Redial………………………………………. 8 Ｍ

Mute Operation……………………………………….. 16
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Baby Listen…………………………………………… 37 Ｏ
Background Music…………………………………… 20
Barge-In /Monitor Extension………………………….. 9 One Touch Dialing……………………………………... 4
Barge-In CO……………………………………………. 9

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Pulse to Tone Conversion…………………………….. 20
Call Forwarding………………………………………. 24
Call On Exclusive Hold………………………………. 12
Call On Hold………………………………………….. 12 Ｓ
Call Pickup……………………………………………. 10
Call Splitting………………………………………….. 16 Speed Dialing………………………………………….. 2
Call Waiting………………………………………... 7, 22 Station Programming - Saved Number Redial……….. 36
Calling Doorphone…………………………………….. 6 Store Speed Dial/One Touch Dial……………………. 27
Conference……………………………………………. 13 Switching Between Using Handset And Handsfree….. 17
Switching of Day / Night Service Mode (For Console
only)……………………………………………….. 32
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Date / Time Setting (For Console only)………………. 31 Ｔ

Define Morning Call Service…………………………. 31
Define Time-Reminding Service……………………... 29 Toll Restriction Override (Forced Account Code)…… 25
Dial Access To Attendant……………………………… 6 Trunk Queuing…………………………………………. 7
Dial By Name………………………………………….. 3
Do Not Disturb……………………………………….. 37
Doorphone (Optional)………………………………… 11
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Ｆ Voice Service Channel……………………….. 21, 22, 23

Volume Control……………………………………17, 26
Volume Control (Setting)…………………………….. 26
Flash (Open Loop Timed Flash)……………………….. 2
Function Key Assignment (Macro Key)……………… 35
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Zone Paging (External)……………………………….. 18
Zone Paging (Internal)……………………………… 18
Handsfree……………………………………………... 20

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 P/N: 5502 4900 0003

All data and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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