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Telephone switchboard 335828

■ Using the manual

The manual describes the procedures on how to use the

switchboard through a speciﬁc terminology, explained as

follows.

– External call: call made or received from an external

telephone line.

– Internal call: call made from or to an internal telephone

(extension), in other words connected to the same

switchboard.

– Door entry call: call made from an audio and video door

entry system connected to the switchboard.

– Tone: audible sound in the handset used for signaling.

– Time-out tone: tone used for indicating an operation

which is not allowed or incorrectly performed. A series of

fast Beeps will be heard and repeated for 25 seconds; in

this case, hang up and repeat the operation.

– Start dialing tone: tone to begin dialing. This is the

typical sound signal you hear when lifting the handset of

a telephone connected directly to the external telephone

line (line disengaged).

– Basic programming: switchboard programming with

default values (in other words, the values set at factory).

– Personal password (or password): used for programming

the switchboard (if unchanged, it is 1 2 3 4).

– Remote control / Unlock password: used for remote

control and unlocking procedures (if unchanged, it is 1 2 3 4).

– Ring tone: sound emitted from the telephone sets when

a call is received. Ring tones are different as they are used

for identifying the incoming calls.

– Short Phone Number: number used by the switchboard

to quickly redial a telephone numb.

E.g.: The Short Number 3001 is associated with the

telephone number 0039 0332 279111. By dialing 3001 the

switchboard automatically dials the telephone number 0039

0332 279111 (see paragraph “Calling a number stored in

the directory”).

– R Key: the “R Key” is used within the descriptions of the

commands; with some telephone sets the same function

is performed by the keys called Flash or Recall.

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