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Avaya 9110 manual

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    Disc laime r Intell ectual pr operty r elated to thi s produc t (incl uding trad emarks ) and registe red to Lucen t T echno logies In c. has been transfer red or lice nsed t o Avaya Inc. Any re ferenc e with in the t ext to L ucent T echnologi es Inc . or Luc ent shoul d be inter pret ed as re ferences to Avaya Inc . The ex ception is cross refere[...]

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    Copyright© 1996 Luce nt T echnologies All Rig ht Reserved Notice Whil e reason able e f for ts were m ade to ensu re that th e infor matio n in this doc ument w as compl ete and accura te at the time of pr inting. Lucen t T echnolog ies c an assu me n o respon sibi lity for any e rrors. Changes or corr ections to the i nformati on co ntained in th[...]

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    Contents Y our 91 10 V o ice T ermi nal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Installa tion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Conten ts of the 9 1 10 Pack age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Install ing th e Batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    FCC Regulations Pertaining to this equipment Interfer ence Informat ion (Pa rt 15) S ome te lephon e equip ment generate s and u ses ra dio fr equency energy , a nd if n ot instal led an d used properly , may caus e inte rferenc e to radi o and te levi sion rece ption. Y our Lucent T echn ologi es product has been tes ted and fou nd to meet the s t[...]

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    • The tele pho ne numb er ass igned to th e line used w ith this telepho ne. • The R egistra tion Num ber a nd the Ri nger Eq uival ence Number ( REN) from the Re gistr ation la bel on the bottom of the te lephon e. The RE N is u seful to deter mine ho w many de vice s you can c onnect to yo ur teleph one line and sti ll ha ve the m ring wh en [...]

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    IMPORT ANT SAFETY W ARNIN GS Only the most c areful atte ntion ha s been d evoted to quali ty stan dards in the manufac ture of y our new tele phone. Safety is a maj or facto r in the des ign o f every set. B ut, saf ety is Y OUR r esponsi bilit y , too. Please read c arefull y the helpful tips li sted b elow an d on the ne xt page. Th ese s ugges [...]

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    teleph one is s ubseq uently us ed. If y our tele phone d oes no t work pr operly , refer to the infor mation below whi ch describe s how to get se rvice for your te lephon e. Service 1 Before c leani ng, unp lug the telep hone from the mod ular wall jack . Do not use liqu id cl eaner s or aer osol cl eaner s. Use a d amp cloth for cle aning. (See [...]

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    1 Y our 91 10 T el ephone The Luc ent T ech nologi es 91 10 te lephon e can be use d at yo ur plac e of bus iness wi th any of the f ollowing co mmunicat ions s ystems : System 25, Sy stem 7 5, Sy stem 8 5, DEFINIT Y ® Gen eric 1 o r Generi c 2, MERLIN ® , or Dim ens ion ® Commun ications Syste ms. The Lucent T e chnol ogies 91 1 0 has the follo[...]

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    2 Figure 1: Lucent T echnologie s 91 10 T elephone, T op and Bottom Views 1 23 45 6 78 9 ABC DEF MNO JKL GHI PQRS TUV WXYZ * O # 91 10 FLASH T OP VIEW 4 9 15 16 BOTTOM VIEW 21 RINGER PITC H 17 19 20 21 1 2 SPEA KER PHON E SAVE PROGRAM PAUSE TONE R EDIAL 6 7 10 12 13 14 PULSE TONE 3 MUTE TEL. NO. EXT. NO. 01 02 03 04 05 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20[...]

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    3 The TOP VI EW inclu des th e follow ing:. 1) 9-volt Adapter jack (on top/rear side of telephone ) This r ound jac k, lo cated on the to p/rear o f the s et and l abele d DC 9V , is used to conne ct a 9-v olt ad apter to the te lepho ne. Thi s adapter can be us ed for impr oving th e p erforma nce of the built-i n spea kerpho ne on long loop s in [...]

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    4 8) FLASH button This bu tton is used with P BX s ystems t o acti vate s pecia l PBX fac ilities such as Hol d or T ran sfer whi ch may be av aila ble in your PBX. 9) Dial p ad The sta ndard dial p ad ca n be us ed for nor mal diali ng. 10) REDIAL button With this featu re, y ou can re dial the last n umber diale d from the dial pad. Me rely l ift[...]

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    5 16) Han dset The h andse t is u sed for p laci ng and r eceiv ing ca lls. The BOTT OM VI EW includes the follow ing: 17) Batte ry compart ment Y ou m ay pl ace two 1.5 -V o lt AA batter ies in th is comp artme nt in cas e of pow er ou tage. 18) Speakerphone volume slide control This co ntrol is us ed to adju st the volum e of the spea kerp hone. [...]

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    6 Installation Use th e followin g proced ures for ins talling y our 91 10 teleph one. Conten ts of the 91 10 Pac kage The fo llowing items come in the b ox wit h the 91 1 0 tele phone: • A 7-foot line c ord • A 9-foot han dset cord Install ing the Batteries This te lephon e req uires tw o 1.5- volt AA batter ies (prov ided w ith the set) to r [...]

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    7 Desk/T able Installa tion For de sk or ta ble i nstall ation, us e the 7- foot str aight line cor d that came with yo ur tele phon e to co nnect t he tele phone to a modu lar j ack. W ARNIN G: Do not plug th e hand set co rd in to the l ine jack on th e bottom of your t elepho ne sin ce it could damag e your ha ndset and the teleph one. 1 Plug on[...]

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    8 Using the Features Answering and Placing a Call T o answer a call 1 Lift th e handset. 2 Speak with the o ther p arty . T o place a call 1 Lift th e handset or pr ess the S PEA KERPH ONE b utton. • When y ou pres s the SPE AKER PHONE butt on, the l ight next t o the bu tton goe s on. 2 Dial the desired number . Note: Y ou c an al so di al a nu [...]

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    9 T o turn off (mute ) the microphone on the handse t or the speakerphone so the othe r person on the call cannot hear you 1 Whil e on a c all, pr ess t he MUT E butto n. • The lig ht next to the MUT E butt on goes on . • The mic rophone asso ciate d with th e handset or the speak erphone , whic hever you a re us ing, is turned off. 2 When you [...]

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    10 The Memory-Dialing Feature Y ou m ay s tore any combi nation of nume ric ent ries, i ncluding a p ause or flas h, a *, a nd a #, in T one m ode. Use th e follo wing p roce dures. T o store a number on any of th e 10 memory-dialing buttons Note: T wo se parate teleph one nu mbers can b e stor ed on each memory -dialin g button , one on th e upper[...]

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    11 T o dial a telephone numbe r stor ed on a memory-dialing button 1 Lift th e handset or pr ess the S PEA KERPH ONE b utton. • When y ou pres s the SPE AKER PHONE butt on, the l ight next t o the bu tton goe s on. 2 Press the mem ory-dial ing bu tton on which the telepho ne number i s sto red. Pr ess t he butto n once to dia l the teleph one num[...]

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    12 T o use the REDIAL button t o redial a number you just dialed 1 Lift th e handset or pr ess the S PEA KERPH ONE b utton. • When y ou pres s the SPE AKER PHONE butt on, the l ight next t o the bu tton goe s on. 2 When yo u hear dia l tone, press the REDIAL button (to redial the la st num ber tha t you dialed). • The numbe r is aut oma tic all[...]

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    13 T r ansfer T o send a present call to another extension or to an outside number 1 Press the FLASH b utton. • The pr esent c all is put on hold. 2 Dial t he numb er to w hich the c all is to be tr ansf erred. • Remain on the line a nd anno unce t he call; if the d ialed number i s busy or not ans wered, p ress the FLASH button twice t o retur[...]

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    14 General Care and Maintenance This te lephon e is a preci sion ele ctron ic inst rumen t. Whi le in u se or stor age, car e shou ld be t aken to avoid r ough h andlin g, extre me temperatu res, and dam p or dirty en vir onments. Cleaning NEVE R use a erosol spra ys or o ther chem ical agents or sub stanc es which le ave a resi due (fur niture p o[...]