Avaya 4602SW User manual

16-300292 Issue 1 April 2006

When lit or flashing, you have

a Voice Mail message waiting.

Places a call

on Hold.

The two

Line (call

appearance)

buttons are

dedicated to

incoming and

outgoing calls. Accesses your

voice messaging

system.

Transfers a call to

another phone.

Sets up conference

calls with more than

one other person.

With the phone on-

hook, also used to

select a personal

ringing pattern.

Drops the last person

added to a conference

call.

With the handset off-hook,

redials the last number

dialed from the phone.

Standard 12 button pad

for dialing phone numbers.

1st Line button

Adjusts the handset, Speaker, or ringer

volume, depending on which item is in use.

2nd Line button

Display area with

two lines of 24

characters each.

Turns the

Speaker on/off.

Making and Receiving Calls:

To make a call, pick up the handset or press the Speaker button and dial your party.

- or -

Pick up the handset and press Redial to call the last person you dialed.

To receive a call, pick up the handset and if necessary, press the Line button indicated on the display.

Mutes your side of

the call so the party

at the other end

cannot hear you.

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