Toa N-8000 Series - Manual (Page 236)

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Chapter 2 FUNCTIONS AND OPERATION
SUBSTATION/SWITCH PANEL'S FUNCTIONS AND OPERATION
1.3. Calling by Lifting the Handset
(only when the RS-141 is combined with
the RS-140/142/143/144, and when the RS-481 is combined with the RS-442/480.)
Step 1. Lift the handset.
Calls the preprogrammed master station or
telephone.
The status indicator flashes (RS-140/480 only).
Note
When the call time limit has been set, if no
response is made within a set period of time, the
call is automatically terminated.
Step 2. Speak into a handset when a call tone is heard.
The brief call tone sounds when the called party at
the master station or telephone answers.
Note
The status indicator mode changes from flashing
to steady-on state (RS-140/480 only).
Step 3. To terminate the conversation, replace the handset.
The RS-140/480's status indicator goes out.
Note
Replacing the handset at the master station or
the telephone, or pressing the Clear key also
terminates the conversation.
Tip
Lifting the handset in standby mode when the RS-142/144 is used in combination with the RS-141 calls the
master station, or the telephone connected to the N-8000AL, both programmed as "Call 1" on the N-8000
Setting Software.
The stations' call buttons corresponding to "Call 1" or "Call 2" serve as function buttons as listed in the table 1.
Lifting the handset during a call or conversations switches the mode from external speaker conversation to
handset conversation.
The status remains unchanged if the call button is pressed during a call or conversations.
The table 2 shows the operation when the handset is lifted (off hook).
Notes
• Preprogram the master station or the telephone to call to.
Programming can be performed by dialing operation of the multifunctional master station (refer to p. 7-10 ) or
using the supplied N-8000 Setting Software (refer to p. 5-56 ).
• Use the supplied N-8000 Setting Software to perform call time-out function setting. (Refer to p. 5-54 .)
Flashes
Brief call tone
Steady-on
Goes out
State just before off hook Operation when off hook
Standby Calls "Call 1."
Making a call to "Call 1" The calling tone can be heard from the handset.
A call to "Call 1" continues.
Making conversations
with "Call 1" Conversations with "Call 1" continue.
Switches to handset conversation.
The calling tone can be heard from the handset.
A call to "Call 2" continues.
Conversations with "Call 2" continue.
Switches to handset conversation.
Making a call to "Call 2"
Making conversations
with "Call 2"
[Table 2]
Note
The figure shows an
example when the RS-
141 is combined with
the RS-140.
RS-142 RS-144
Call 1
[Table 1]
Call button 1
Call 2 Call button 2
Emergency call
button (Emergency)
Call button
(Normal)