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SBX IP 320 Features & Operation Guide
• Idle State with no callback request and no new message: When no station message
wait request is active on the station and no new message is in the VMIB or external
VM, the Message Indicator lamp, and the Call Back button (if programmed) are
extinguished.
24-button DKTU and IPKTU-
•Ringing state: An incoming call flashes the Message Indicator lamp at the rate of 1
flash per 500 ms until the call is answered, forwarded, or abandoned. This occurs
regardless of whether the mailbox has a message, or whether a callback request is
active on the station.
• Idle State with new messages:
When a new message is in the VMIB or external
VM, the Message Indicator lamp, and the Call Back button are flashing at the rate
of 1 flash per 1000 ms.
• Idle State with message wait request and no new voice message:
When a station
message wait request is active on the station and there is no new voice message in
the VMIB or external VM, the Message Indicator lamp is extinguished, and the
Call Back button is flashing at the rate of 1 flash per 1000 ms.
• Idle State with no callback request and no new message:
When no station message
wait request is active on the station and no new message is in the VMIB or external
VM, the Message Indicator lamp, and the Call Back button are extinguished.
Mailbox buttons:
• In the idle state, on any DKTU or IP-KTU, including Soft Phone, all
pre-programmed flex buttons assigned as mailbox buttons will flash red at the rate
of 1 flash per 1000 ms when there is an un-played (new) message in the assigned
mailbox.
• When there is no new, unheard message in the assigned mailbox, the mailbox
button assigned will be extinguished.
Operation
To leave a message wait at an idle station that does not answer or is in DND mode, use the
following procedure:
Press the [CALLBK] button; a confirmation tone sounds. The [CALLBK] button LED at
the receiving station will flash.
- Features & 1
- Operation Guide 1
- 2.0 07-08 4
- 1.0 01-08 4
- Contents 5
- Contents TOC-2 6
- Contents TOC-3 7
- Contents TOC-4 8
- Contents TOC-5 9
- Contents TOC-6 10
- System Features 11
- 911 Feature 12
- Attendant Service 13
- Attendant Call & Queuing 14
- Attendant Forward 15
- Attendant Intrusion 16
- Attendant Override 17
- Attendant Recall 18
- Change LCD Date/Time Display 18
- Day/Night Service 19
- Disable Outgoing Access 21
- DSS/BLF Consoles 22
- ICM Box Music Selection 23
- Station Feature Cancel 23
- Call Control 24
- Authorization Code 25
- Call Control 16 26
- Automatic Call Release 27
- Class Of Service (COS) 28
- Call Control 20 30
- System Speed Zone 31
- Call Handling 32
- Call Handling 23 33
- Call Handling 24 34
- Call Handling 25 35
- Call Handling 26 36
- Analog CLI Display 37
- Automatic Fax Transfer 38
- Automatic Privacy 39
- Barge In 40
- Background Music (BGM) 41
- Call Log 42
- Call Handling 33 43
- Call Handling 34 44
- Change Ring Type 45
- Chime Bell 46
- Company Directory 47
- Call Handling 38 48
- Data Line Security 49
- Dialing Security 49
- Do Not Disturb (DND) 50
- Do Not Disturb (DND) Forward 51
- Do Not Disturb (One Time DND) 52
- Call Handling 43 53
- Emergency Intrusion 54
- Extend CO-to-CO Connection 55
- Call Handling 46 56
- Flexible Buttons 57
- Call Handling 48 58
- (not supported in SBX IP 320) 61
- Forced Hands-free Mode 62
- Forced Trunk Disconnect 63
- Call Handling 54 64
- Hot Desk 65
- Call Handling 56 66
- In-Room Indication 67
- Intercom Signal Mode 68
- Intercom Tenancy Group 69
- Message Wait / Call Back 70
- Message Wait Indicator Lamps 70
- Call Handling 61 71
- Call Handling 62 72
- Call Handling 63 73
- Call Handling 64 74
- Mobile Extension 75
- Call Handling 66 76
- Call Handling 67 77
- Music On Hold (MOH) 78
- Call Handling 69 79
- On-Hook Dialing 80
- Call Handling 71 81
- Station Call Coverage 82
- Call Handling 73 83
- Station Name 84
- Call Handling 75 85
- Station Port Blocking 86
- Station User Programming 87
- Station Relocation 89
- Station Serial Call 90
- Voice Over 91
- Call Handling 82 92
- Call Handling 83 93
- Conference 94
- Conference 85 95
- Conference Room 96
- Conference 87 97
- Paging Conference 98
- External Device Control 99
- External Device Control 90 100
- Loud Bell 101
- Hunt Groups 102
- Hunt Groups 93 103
- Hunt Group Name Service 104
- Hunt Groups 95 105
- Hunt Groups 96 106
- QUE Group NO (Queue count) 106
- Hunt Groups 97 107
- Hunt Groups 98 108
- Hunt Groups 100 110
- Hunt Groups 102 112
- Circular Group 113
- Ring Group 113
- Terminal Group 114
- Incoming Call Pickup 115
- Incoming Call Pickup 106 116
- Incoming Call Pickup 107 117
- Incoming Call Pickup 108 118
- Direct Inward Dialing (DID) 119
- Incoming Call Pickup 110 120
- Incoming Call Pickup 111 121
- Incoming Call Pickup 112 122
- Incoming Call Pickup 113 123
- Incoming Call Pickup 114 124
- Preferred Line Answer (PLA) 125
- Ring Assignment 126
- Incoming Call Pickup 117 127
- Universal Night Answer (UNA) 128
- Internet Protocol (H.450) 129
- Absent Text Message 130
- Attendant Call Service (CAS) 130
- Busy Lamp Field (BLF) 131
- Call Completion 132
- Call Offer 133
- Internet Protocol (H.450) 124 134
- Centralized VMS 135
- CO Ring Assignment 136
- CO Transit - In 137
- CO Transit - Out 138
- Do-Not-Disturb (DND) 139
- Identification Service 140
- Internet Protocol (H.450) 131 141
- Net Call 142
- Net Call Forward 143
- Internet Protocol (H.450) 134 144
- Internet Protocol (H.450) 135 145
- Net Conference 146
- Net Firewall Routing 147
- Net Follow-Me Forward 148
- Net Transfer 149
- Internet Protocol (H.450) 140 150
- VOIP Networking 151
- AT BOTH SYSTEMS A & B 152
- AT SYSTEM A 152
- IP Phone Reroute Service 154
- ISDN Service 155
- ISDN Service 146 156
- ISDN Service 147 157
- ISDN Service 149 159
- ENTER SPEED BIN NO(001) 159
- CLI MSG USED 159
- ISDN Service 150 160
- ENTER CO-BTN/DIGIT(001) 160
- Calling Party Number Service 162
- Linked Stations 163
- Linked-Pair Station 164
- Outgoing Call Access 165
- Outgoing Call Access 156 166
- Outgoing Call Access 157 167
- Call Time Restriction 168
- CO Line Queuing 169
- CO Step Call - Analog Only 170
- Emergency Call Service 170
- Hot Line & Warm Line 171
- Least Cost Routing (LCR) 172
- Outgoing Call Access 165 175
- Memory Dialing 176
- Outgoing Call Access 167 177
- Outgoing Call Access 168 178
- Outgoing Call Access 169 179
- Outgoing Call Access 170 180
- Outgoing Call Access 171 181
- Outgoing Call Access 173 183
- Outgoing Call Access 174 184
- Private Line 185
- Paging 177 187
- Pre-recorded Message 188
- SOS Paging 189
- Push-to-Talk (PTT) 190
- Rerouting 191
- Rerouting 182 192
- Rerouting 183 193
- Rerouting 184 194
- Rerouting 185 195
- Rerouting 186 196
- Rerouting 187 197
- Rerouting 189 199
- Rerouting 190 200
- Rerouting 191 201
- Rerouting 192 202
- Call Transfer 203
- Rerouting 194 204
- Rerouting 195 205
- Rerouting 196 206
- Holding and Parking 207
- Rerouting 198 208
- Rerouting 199 209
- Rerouting 200 210
- Rerouting 201 211
- Rerouting 203 213
- Software Upgrade 214
- Software Upgrade 205 215
- Software Upgrade 206 216
- Software Upgrade 207 217
- Software Upgrade 208 218
- Serial (COM port) 219
- 8. Click on the Next button 220
- Software Upgrade 211 221
- Print-out 225
- Supplementary Service 227
- Supplementary Service 218 228
- Supplementary Service 220 230
- Supplementary Service 221 231
- Traffic Analysis 233
- Traffic Analysis 224 234
- Attendant Reports 235
- Traffic Analysis 226 236
- Call Reports 237
- CO Reports 238
- Traffic Analysis 229 239
- Hardware Unit Reports 240
- Traffic Analysis 231 241
- Voice Service 242
- Mailbox Buttons 243
- No answer Call to VMIB 244
- Voice Service 235 245
- Voice Service 238 248
- Voice Service 239 249
- Voice Service 240 250
- Voice Service 241 251
- Remote Control 252
- Voice Service 243 253
- Message Forward Enhancement 254
- Reply to Message 255
- Two-way Recording 256
- Voice Service 247 257
- Voice Service 248 258
- VMIB Message Transfer 259
- VMIB Message with CLI 259
- VoIP Service 260
- Call by Routing Table 261
- Early H.245 262
- H.245 Tunneling 262
- Normal/Fast mode for H.323 263
- TOS for H.323 263
- VoIP Service 254 264
- Index IND-6 270
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