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KOBE, JAPAN 133-06-081-8 Contents Introduction to the "Functions and Operating lnstructions" forstationsforEXES-6000 .......... 3 Chapter 1. Basic Functions, Their Operating Procedures and All Functions 1. Stations ............................... 4 5) Hands-free/Handset Master Station (HF-600M/610M/660M) ....................11 2. Speech Functions ......................... 5 6) Hands-free/Handset Substation (H F-600S/610S) ...13 3. Station Operation 7) Hands-free/Handset Master Station with Auto-dialer 1) Handset Master Station (TL-600M) ........... 6 (HF-660M) ...................................... 15 2) Handset Substation (TL-600S) .............. 6 4. Functions: EXES-6000 CP-64 ....................... 15 3) Hands-free Master Station (HF-620M/630M/631M/650M) .............. 7 4) Hands-free Substation (HF-620S/630S/631S/640S)................ 9 Chapter 2. Functions and Operating Procedures of Single Exchange System for a Maximum of 256 Stations 1. Part Names and Functions of the Station Keyboard ... 18 2. Function Description ...................... 19 3. EXES-6000 CP-64 Summary of Dial Operations (For Single Exchange) ...................... 21 4. Description of Each Function 1) Automatic Line Release ................... 23 2) Camp-On-Busy ......................... 23 3) Privacy .............................. 23 4) Camp-On-Privacy ....................... 24 5) Press-To-Talk.......................... 24 6)MicOff .............................. 24 7) Press-To-Talk Control .................... 25 8) Single Digit Dialing ...................... 26 9) Master Sub Relationship .................. 27 10) Automatic Access To Paging ................ 27 11) Personal Number Call .................... 28 12) Continuous Calling Tone .................. 29 13) Remote Response ....................... 39 14) Call Transfer, Paging during Normal Call........ 31 15) Group Hunting......................... 32 16) Secretary Transfer ...................... 33 17) Call Forwarding ........................ 36 18) Priority.............................. 37 19) ExecutivePriority....................... 37 20) Highest Executive Priority ................. 38 21) Conference ........................... 39 22) Paging ............................................ 40 23) Other Paging Modes ..................... 41 24) How to Select the Paging Area and Make the Paging Call ........................... 42 25) All-Call Paging and Individual Zone Paging ...... 43 26) Combination Paging ..................... 44 27) Emergency All-Call Paging ................. 46 28) PagingPriority......................... 47 29) Personal Number Paging................... 48 30) Selectable First Station Number ............. 49 31) Programmable Station Numbering ............ 49 32) Group Blocking ........................ 50 33) Programmable Restricted Access for Stations .........51 34) Selectable Calling Tone ................... 52 35) Selectable Paging Pre-Announcement Tone Duration ............................. 52 36) Time-Out of Conversation ................. 52 37) Time-Out of Paging Call ................... 52 38) In/OutAnnunciation..................... 53 39) Destination Annunciation Indication .......... 54 40) Calling Party Indication [Lamp Type] ......... 55 41) Calling Party Indication [Numerical Type] ...... 56 42) Pocket Pager .......................... 57 43) General Purpose Control .................. 58 44) Simplified Paging ....................... 59 45) Clear Entry and Conversation Over ........... 59 – 1 – Chapter 3. Functions and Operating Procedures of Tie-Line System for a Maximum of 768 Stations 1. PartNamesandFunctionsoftheStationKeyboard ... 60 2. Tie-Line Connections of Exchanges ............. 61 3. Function Description ...................... 63 4. Restrictions Resulting from Tie-Line Connection .... 65 5. EXES-6000 CP-64 Summary of Dial Operations (For Tie-Line System) ...................... 66 6. Description of Each Function 1) Automatic Line Release ................... 68 2) Camp-On-Busy ......................... 68 3) Privacy .............................. 68 4) Camp-On-Privacy ....................... 69 5) Press-To-Talk .......................... 69 6) Single Digit Dialing ...................... 70 7) Master Sub Relationship .................. 71 8) Automatic Access To Paging ................ 71 9) Personal Number Call .................... 72 10) Continuous Calling Tone .................. 73 11) Remote Response ....................... 74 12) Call Transfer, Paging during Normal Calls ....... 75 13) Group Hunting......................... 76 14) Secretary Transfer ...................... 77 15) Highest Executive Priority ................. 80 16) Conference ........................... 81 17) Paging .............................. 82 18) How to Select the Paging Area and Make the Paging Call ........................... 83 19) All-Call Paging and Individual Zone Paging ...... 84 20) Selectable First Station Number of Each Exchange ...............................