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Dial Type Setting
There are two types of dialing
modes: DP [Dial Pulse (Rotary)]
and MF [Multifrequency (touch
tone)]. If your telephone emits
tones when you are dialing, this
usually indicates that you have
a MF type line and no adjust-
ment is required. Otherwise, you
will have to select the appropri-
ate setting.
To display the SETUP menu,
press:
+
Select your dial line type.
(for Multi-Frequency type)
default
(for Dial Pulse type)
If the Line-2 board has been in-
stalled, repeat Step 2 for the
2nd line.
Access Digits are PBX digits
such as 9, pause, and 1 which
need to be omitted when using
chain dialing.
If you do not require the use of a
credit card when chain dialing,
press
to skip this step.
Otherwise, enter the number
(max. 10 digits) from the Dial
Keypad.
Highlight
4.DIAL TYPE
using or and
press:
or
After completing this Configura-
tion Setting, you may continue
to select other settings referring
to their associated pages for in-
structions, or press
to exit the Configuration Setting
mode and return to the Standby
Mode.
DIAL TYPE
1.MF
2.DP
DIAL TYPE LINE-2
1.MF
2.DP
DELETE ACCESS DIGIT
ACCESS DIGIT=(MAX10)
When the correct Access Digit is
displayed, press:
OPERATION COMPLETED
Displayed for 2 seconds
Returns to display the SETUP
menu screen.
Display the DIAL
TYPE Menu
1
Select Your Dial
Type
2
Enter the Access
Digits
3
Select Another
SETUP Item, or ...
4
After selecting the dial type, the
following will be displayed.
Access digits are numbers
which are required by PBX sys-
tems to access the phone sys-
tem “outside” the PBX. A com-
mon access digit is “9.”
1.LANGUAGE
2.DATE & TIME
3.TERMINAL ID
4.DIAL TYPE
NOTE: Only 4 selections can
be displayed at one
time.