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Dial Mode (#201)
Description
Related Features
This System Programming procedure identifies individual lines as touch-tone or
rotary. You should check with your local phone company if you are not sure
which type of line is being provided to you.
■ If you are having difficulty using touch-tone phones on rotary lines, you may
need to adjust the Rotary Dialing Timeout (#108).
■ If the system has rotary lines, you can use Touch-Tone Enable to send
touch-tone signals over a rotary line (for example, to access bank-by-phone
services).
Valid Entries
1 = Touch-Tone line ✔
2 = Rotary line
Programming
To change the Dial Mode setting for a specific line:
1.
Press [
Feature
] [
0
] [
0
] [
System Program
] [
System Program
] [
#
] [
2
] [
0
] [
1
].
2.
Enter the first line to be programmed. For example, to program line 8, press
[
0
] [
8
].
3.
To change the dial mode, press [ Next Data ] until the appropriate value displays.
4.
To program another line, press [
Next Item
] or [
Prev Item
] until the line number
shows on the display. Then repeat Step 3.
5.
Repeat Steps 3 and 4 for all lines that you want to change.
6.
Select another procedure or exit programming mode.
5-36 Dial Mode (#201)
- AT&T 1
- About This Guide 7
- Product Safety Statements 8
- How to Comment on This Guide 8
- Important Safety Instructions 10
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 10
- Overview 11
- System Components 12
- Telephones 15
- Auxiliary Equipment 17
- Programming 18
- Contents 19
- Hardware Considerations 21
- Initial System Setup 22
- Customizing Extensions 23
- Copy Settings 24
- Changing the System Clock 24
- Adding New Lines 24
- Adding New Extensions 24
- Changing Settings to Support 25
- PBX or Centrex Services 25
- System Programming Options 26
- Using System Programming 31
- Programming 2-13 32
- Button Locations 33
- Figure 2-4. Button Locations 34
- Programming 2-15 34
- Programming Mode 35
- Changing Programming Type 35
- Telephone Programming Options 36
- Programming Telephone Buttons 37
- Programmable 38
- Using Telephone Programming 39
- Any unused 40
- Using Extension Programming 42
- Learning About Telephones 43
- Buttons and Indicators 45
- Ringing Patterns 48
- Dial Tones 48
- Standard Telephones 51
- Using the Switchhook 52
- Limitations 53
- Combination Extensions 54
- Using Telephones 56
- Using Auxiliary Equipment 58
- If a Device Has Trouble 62
- Answering Machines 63
- Single Answering Machine 64
- Multiple Answering Machines 65
- Personal Answering Machine 66
- Call Reporting Devices (SMDR) 67
- Call Reports 68
- Considerations 69
- Output Format 69
- Serial Printers 69
- Call Accounting Devices 69
- Credit Card Scanners 70
- Fax Machines 71
- Setting Up Fax Machines 73
- Single Fax Machine 74
- Fax Line Saver 75
- Send and Receive Fax Machines 76
- Send and Receive Modem 79
- PARTNER Attendant 82
- Voice Messaging Systems 83
- (not automatically 84
- PARTNER MAIL VS 84
- Feature Reference 85
- Next Data 90
- AA Extensions (#607) 91
- Abbreviated Ringing (#305) 92
- Account Code Entry (F12) 93
- Answering Calls 99
- Auto Dialing 102
- Intercom 104
- Mic/HFAI 104
- Automatic Line Selection 106
- Automatic VMS Cover (#310) 108
- Background Music (F19) 110
- (F11,XX,XX) 112
- Call Park 115
- Call Pickup (I6XX) 117
- Call Waiting (#316) 118
- Conference Calls 120
- Conference Drop (F06) 122
- Copy Settings (#399) 123
- Dial Mode (#201) 124
- ★ ] then using the “up” 132
- Display Language (#303) 133
- Distinctive Ring (#308) 134
- Do Not Disturb (F01) 135
- Exclusive Hold (F02) 140
- Extension Name Display 141
- External Hotline (#311) 143
- Fax Machine Extensions (#601) 145
- Hold ] (any single digit) 148
- (I77G/I*77G) 155
- Group Pickup (I66G) 158
- Hold Disconnect Time (#203) 162
- Hotline (#603) 163
- Hunt Group Extensions (#505) 165
- Intercom Dial Tone (#309) 167
- Joining Calls 168
- Last Number Redial (F05) 170
- Line Assignment (#301) 173
- PARTNER-34D 174
- PARTNER-18D/PARTNER-18 174
- PARTNER-6 174
- 5-86 Line Assignment (#301) 174
- Line Ringing 177
- Loudspeaker Paging (I70) 179
- Making Calls 181
- Message Light Off (F10X) 187
- Message Light On (F09XX) 189
- Music On Hold (#602) 191
- Night Service Button (#503) 193
- Number of Lines (#104) 196
- Personal Speed Dial Numbers 202
- Privacy (F07) 205
- Recall (F03) 206
- Recall Timer Duration (#107) 208
- Ring on Transfer (#119) 209
- Rotary Dialing Timeout (#108) 210
- Save Number Redial (F04) 211
- Send All Calls 212
- Simultaneous Paging (I*70) 213
- SMDR Output Format (#610) 215
- SMDR Record Type (#608) 216
- SMDR Top Of Page (#609) 217
- Special Dialing Functions 218
- Station Lock (F21) 220
- Station Unlock (F22) 222
- System Date (#101) 223
- System Day (#102) 224
- System Password (#403) 225
- System Speed Dial Numbers 227
- System Time (#103) 230
- Toll Call Prefix (#402) 231
- Touch-Tone Enable (F08) 232
- Transferring Calls 233
- Next Item 235
- Transfer Return Rings (#105) 238
- VMS Cover (F15) 239
- VMS Cover Rings (#117) 241
- VMS Hunt Delay (#506) 242
- VMS Hunt Schedule (#507) 243
- Hold ], the third party is 244
- Voice Mailbox Transfer (F14) 247
- Wake Up Service Button (#115) 248
- Troubleshooting 251
- Problems with System Phones 254
- System Phone Does Not Work 255
- Display Is Incorrect 256
- Problems with Standard Phones 257
- Call with No One at Other End 258
- Not Light 258
- Other Problems with Phones 259
- Phone Does Not Work Properly 262
- System Problems 263
- Call on Hold Hangs Up 264
- Other Problems with System 265
- Specifications 266
- Maintenance, Repair 269
- AT&T Limited Warranty 270
- Product Ordering Information 272
- Hardware Components 273
- System Modules and Wiring: 274
- FCC and IC Information 276
- IC Notification and 278
- Repair Information 278
- Speed Dial Form 280
- Plus Communications System 281
- Programming Mixed Telephone 283
- Glossary 286
- Intercom ] button. See also 287
- Glossary GL-3 288
- GL-4 Glossary 289
- Glossary GL-5 290
- GL-6 Glossary 291
- Index IN-1 292
- IN-2 Index 293
- Index IN-3 294
- IN-4 Index 295
- Index IN-5 296
- IN-6 Index 297
- Index IN-7 298
- System Features 299
- System Features Continued 300
- Extensions 302
- AT&T 518-455-228 305
- Comcode 107542292 305
- Issue 1, October 1995 305
- Graphics© AT&T 1988 305
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