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Handset

Charger Base

LCD Low-battery Indicator

Removing and Re-installing the Handset Battery

Powering ON and OFF

Menu Operation

Auto Answer

Change Idle Message

Click Volume

Display Contrast

Display Test Option

Ringer Volume

Using the Hookswitch (Flash)

Adjusting Volume

Locking the Dial Pad

Speed Dial

Appendix

Specifications

Index

Toshiba Strata AirLink User Manual

Buttons

Secondary Directory Number [SDN]

Battery

Step 1: Select Location

Step 2: Charge Batteries for First Time

Step 3: Verify Call Ringing Patterns

Powering On and Off

Making Calls

Menu Options

auto answer

display contrast

ringer type

ringer volume

Using the Hookswitch

Mute

Account Code Calls

Verified Account Codes

Attendant Console Calling

Automatic Callback (ACB)

Automatic Hold

Call Forward (CF)

Using Call Forward Buttons

Call Forward–All Calls

Call Forward–No Answer

Call Forward–Busy/No Answer

Call Forward–Fixed

Call Hold

Call Pickup

Call Waiting

Conference Calls

Do Not Disturb

DTMF Tones

Message Waiting

Override Calls

Executive Override

Privacy Override

Paging Announcements

Saved Number Redial

Tone/Pulse Dialing

Transferring Calls

Toshiba Voice Mail Integration

Message Retrieval

Call Forward to Voice Systems

Forced Account Codes

Emergency Override of Forced Account Code Dialing

Automatic Busy Redial

Call Forward

Call Forward Modes

Call Forward–Busy

Call Forward–External

Call Park Orbits

CO Line Queuing

CO Line Connection (Tandem)

Door Phones

ISDN Calling

Repeat Last Number Dialed

Transferring with Camp-on

Voice Mail Identification Code

Handset Specifications

Troubleshooting

Access Codes

Feature Codes

Paging Access Codes

Strata AirLink

call forward–fixed

installation guide

general description

How Wireless Calls Take Place

System Configurations

Wireless Manager Software

Strata AirLink RWIU Manager Software

Step 1: Check System Hardware and Software Requirements

Step 3: Review Possible System Configurations

Multiple BSIA Systems as Single System

Multiple Overlapping Systems

Factory with Adjoining Offices

Cubicles, Walled Offices, and Conference Rooms

Step 6: Purchase Additional Equipment

Substep B: Set Up Base Station

Substep D: Audio Coverage Test

Step 10: Mount Base Stations

Step 1: Install Analog Line Module (ALM)

Step 2: Run Cable

Step 3: (Optional) Activate External Critical Alarm

Step 5: Connect Power Supply

Step 7: Install Strata AirLink Manager Software

Step 8: Copy Upgrade Software

Step 9: Configure System

Substep B: Set System Time and Date

Substep C: Enter System Settings

Substep D: Configure Handsets

Substep E: Program Button Sequences

Substep F: Store IDs in Handset

BSIA Additional Information

ALM Removal

Initial Configuration Change

Communications Port Change

Step 1: Check DIP Switches and Jumpers on PCB

Step 2: Mount WWIS onto RWIU

Step 4: Install RWIU/WWIS into Strata DK

Step 6: Determine Base Station Power Supply

Step 9: Program Strata DK

Step 10: Connect PC

Step 13: Start RWIU Manager

Step 15: Enter Handset IDs

Step 16: Enable UTAM

Step 17: Store IDs in Handset

RWIU Additional Information

Change Initial Configuration

Check RWIU and Base Station Software Versions

Reset Base Stations and RWIU

Change Base Station Numbers

maintenance and troubleshooting

Maintenance

Discharge Batteries

Upgrade Base Stations

Base Station

Replace Defective Base Station

RWIU System

Base Station Specifications

Grounding Requirements

UTAM, Inc

Underwriters Laboratories (UL)

Glossary

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