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Norstar Phones, Phone Systems, Voice Mail Systems

Norstar Business Phone
Systems and Voice Mail
Systems at Wholesale Prices.
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ATT
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ATT,
Lucent Spirit
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Lucent,
Avaya
Partner Phones
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Phones
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Panasonic
Phone Systems
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Panasonic Voice Mail
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Telephone System Accessories
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User Guides
Quick Reference Guides,
Feature Cards,
Telephone Feature
Cards,
Programming Guides,
Manuals
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CallPilot Quick
Reference Guide (CP interface) - Version 1 |
ITAS003 |
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Norstar-PLUS Modular
ICS Telephone Feature Card - Version 1 |
ITAS049 |
PDF |
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Norstar Compact ICS
Telephone Feature Card - Version 1 |
ITAS050 |
PDF |
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Norstar M7100 User Card
- Version 2 |
P0749846 |
PDF |
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Norstar M7208 User Card
- Version 2 |
P0749848 |
PDF |
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Norstar M7310 User Card
- Version 2 |
P0749850 |
PDF |
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Norstar M7324 User Card
- Version 2 |
P0749852 |
PDF |
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Norstar Personal Call
Manager User Guide - Version 3 |
P0871316 |
PDF |
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Norstar Personal Call
Manager User Guide (French) - Version 3 |
P0871317 |
PDF |
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Norstar Personal Call
Manager User Guide (Spanish) - Version 3 |
P0871318 |
PDF |
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Norstar Voice Mail 4.0
Reference Guide - Version 1 |
P0886602 |
PDF |
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Norstar Voice Mail 4.0
VPIM User Guide - Version 1 |
P0886622 |
PDF |
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Norstar Voice Mail 4.0
Fax User Guide - Version 1 |
P0886631 |
PDF |
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Norstar ACU User Guide
- Version 1 |
P0887235 |
PDF |
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Norstar PC Console 1.1
User Guide - Version 1 |
P0887496 |
PDF |
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Norstar PC Console 1.1
User Guide (French) - Version 1 |
P0887538 |
PDF |
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Norstar PC Console 1.1
User Guide (Spanish) - Version 1 |
P0887539 |
PDF |
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Companion C3060 Users
Guide (Canada) - Version 1 |
P0906702-CAN
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PDF |
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Companion C3060 Users
Guide (US) - Version 1 |
P0906702-US
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CallPilot Desktop
Messaging Quick Reference Guide - Version 1 |
P0907835 |
PDF |
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Norstar Flash Reference
Guide - Version 1 |
P0908431 |
PDF |
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Norstar Flash Reference
Guide (French) - Version 1 |
P0908432 |
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Norstar Flash Quick
Reference Guide - Version 1 |
P0908448 |
PDF |
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Norstar Flash Quick
Reference Guide (French) - Version 1 |
P0908449 |
PDF |
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M7000 Telephone User
Card - Version 1 |
P0912061 |
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T7100 User Card -
Version 2 |
P0913982 |
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T7208 User Card -
Version 3 |
P0913984 |
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T7316 User Card -
Version 3 |
P0913986 |
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T7100 User Card
(French) - Version 2 |
P0913987 |
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T7208 User Card
(French) - Version 3 |
P0913988 |
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T7316 User Card
(French) - Version 3 |
P0913989 |
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T7100 User Card
(Spanish) - Version 2 |
P0913990 |
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T7208 User Card
(Spanish) - Version 3 |
P0913991 |
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T7316 User Card
(Spanish) - Version 3 |
P0913992 |
PDF |
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Norstar Call Pilot
Reference Guide - Version 2 |
P0919417 |
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How to use for Norstar Phone
To Call an
Extension:
1. Lift handset or press an INTERCOM key
2. Dial the extension number
To Use Voice
Call:
1. Lift handset, press Voice Call key or press the Feature
button, then press 66
2. Dial the extension number
*If person is on the phone, Voice Call will not work
To Call an
Outside Line:
1. Lift handset or press INTERCOM key
2. Dial "9" followed by the telephone number
(Depends on system configuration, may not be applicable.
To Place a
Call on Hold:
1. Press the hold key
To Retrieve a
Caller Held on Your Phone:
1. Lift handset
2. Press the INTERCOM key or line button that has the flashing
triangle next to it
To Transfer a
Call:
1. While a caller is on the line, press the softkey under the
word TRANSFER in the LCD display or Feature 70
2. Dial the extension number of the person you are transferring
to
3. You may announce the call at this time by waiting for the
called party to answer
*Press the JOIN softkey to complete the transfer
*Press the RETRY softkey to enter a different extension
*Press the CANCEL softkey to return to the caller
To Park A Call
(Puts a call on hold so that it can be picked up from any
telephone on the system:
1. While a caller is on the line, press the CALL PARK key or
press the Feature button, then 74
2. Look at the display to see where the call is parked, the
display will show a 3 digit park code
3. Hang up the receiver
To Retrieve a
Parked Call:
1. Lift handset or press the INTERCOM key
2. Dial the park code (Example 101, 102.
To Page:
1. Lift handset
2. Press the PAGE key or press the Feature button, then 611
3. Make your announcement
4. Press the release key
To Turn On or
Off Do Not Disturb:
1. Press the DND key or press the Feature button, then 85
2. To turn it off: Press the DND key or the Feature button, then
#85
To Make a
Conference Call:
1. Make or receive the 1st call
2. Press the Hold key
3. Place 2nd call
4. Press the Conference key or press the Feature button, then 3
5. Press the INTERCOM key next to the held first call
To Pickup a
Specific Ringing Extension:
1. Press the Call Pickup key or press the Feature button, then
76
2. Dial the extension you want to pick up
To see the
Call Duration Timer:
1. During your call or just after your call
2. Press the Feature button, then 77
*This will show you a "static" duration of your call
To Use Last
Number Redial:
1. Press the Last No. Redial key or press the Feature button,
then 5
*This will redial the last number you called
To Check to
See What is Programmed On a Particular Button:
1. Do a "Button Inquiry" by pressing the Feature button, then *
0
2. Hit the button you want to check and it will show in the
display what is programmed there.
Program Buttons On Your Phone:
For
External Numbers:
1. Press the Feature button, then * 1
2. Push the button you want to program
3. Display will read "Program and OK"
4. Enter the telephone number, then press the OK
softkey
For Internal Numbers (Extensions.:
1. Press the Feature button, then * 2
2. Push the button you want to program
3. Display will read "Intercom #:__"
4. Enter the extension number
For Feature Codes:
1. Press the Feature button, then * 3
2. Push the button you want to program
3. Press the Feature button then enter the Feature
Code
To
Change the Contrast of the Display:
1. Dial the Feature button, then * 7
2. Press the number keys 1 – 9 to your desired
brightness level
3. Press the OK softkey
To
Change your Ring Type:
1. Press the Feature button, then * 6
2. Press the number keys 1 – 4 to hear the different
ring types
3. Press the OK softkey when you hear your desired
ring
To
Change the Ring Volume:
1. Press the Feature button, then * 80
2. Press the volume key up or down
3. Press the release key1 to exit and save the
volume level
To
Program Personal Speed Dial Numbers: (Numbers 71 –
94 only.
1. Press the Feature button, then * 4
2. Enter the 2 digit code (71 – 94. that you want to
assign to that phone number
3. Enter the telephone number, then press the OK
softkey
4. Display will show: "Entry xx stored"
To
Check Your Voicemail:
1. Press the Check Voicemail key or press the
Feature button, then 981
2. Enter your password
3. From here you can listen to messages, change your
greeting, change your password, etc.
To
Leave a Message for Someone in Your Office:
1. Press the Leave Message key or Feature 980
2. Enter the mailbox number (extension number. of
the person you want to leave a message for
3. The display will show the name of the mailbox
owner, press OK
4. Leave message
To
Access Your Voicemail box from Another Phone:
1. Press the Check Voicemail key or press the
Feature button, then 981
2. Press the OTHER softkey
3. At the LOG: prompt, enter your mailbox#(extension
#. and your password all together followed by the
"#" sign
4. Press the OK softkey
To
Access Your Mailbox from Outside of the Office:
1. Call the main office number or your DID (if
applicable.
2. If the call is answered by a receptionist, have
them transfer you to your voicemail box
3. If the call is answered by the company greeting,
or your personal greeting, Enter: * *
4. At the prompt, enter your mailbox #(extension #.
and password all together
To
Transfer Someone to a Voicemail Box:
1. Press the Transfer to Voicemail key or press the
Feature button, then 986
2. Enter the mailbox # (extension#.
3. The display will show: Call Transferred
To
Change Your Personal Greeting:
1. Press the Check Voicemail key or press the
Feature button, then 981
2. Enter your password
3. Press the ADMIN softkey
4. Press the GREET softkey
5. Press the REC softkey
6. Press the PRIME softkey
7. Press the YES softkey
8. At the tone, record your new greeting, press the
OK softkey to end your recording and then the OK
softkey again to accept the new recording
To
Record Your Alternate Greeting (Used when on
vacation or out of the office.:
1. Press the Check Voicemail key or press the
Feature button, then 981
2. Enter your password
3. Press the ADMIN softkey
4. Press the GREET softkey
5. Pres the REC softkey
6. Press the ALT softkey
7. Press the YES softkey
8. At the tone, record your new greeting, press the
OK softkey to end your recording, then the OK
softkey again to accept the new recording.
9. You then need to have your voicemail box now play
the Alternate Greeting, Press the GREET softkey
10. Press the Choose softkey
11. Press ALT softkey
12. Display will show: "Accept msgs: Y", Press the
OK softkey to have your voicemail box accept
messages while your Alternate Greeting is turned on,
or press the CHNG softkey to change the "Y" to an
"N" if you do not want your voicemail box to accept
messages.
13. When you return to the office, make sure you go
back into your voicemail box and have it play the
PRIME greeting.
How to Add, delete, or change a Mail Box
Programming must be done from any M7310,
T7316, or M7324 model phone set.
To Log Into System Administration:
1. Enter Feature 983
2. The display will show "LOG", enter
your login password
a. If your company extensions are 2
digits long enter "120000"
b. If your company extensions are 3
digits long enter "1020000"
c. If your company extensions are 4
digits long enter "10020000"
3. Press the softkey under "OK"
To Create a New Mailbox:
1. Log into system administration
2. Select the softkey under "MBOX"
3. Select the softkey under "ADD"
4. Enter the mailbox number (extension.
you want to add
5. Mailbox type: Subscriber and then
select "OK"
6. Extension: Usually the same as the
mailbox number
7. Service Class: Enter 1
8. Name: Enter the name using the dial
pad. Enter last name first, press "# #"
to enter a comma, and then enter the
first name. When spelling the name,
press # to move to the next character
9. Directory: Y (Yes.
10. Message Waiting: Y (Yes.
11. Out dial: Pool, enter 1 and then OK
12. Accept: 1, select OK
To Delete a Mailbox:
1. Log into the system administration
2. Select the softkey under "MBOX"
3. Select the softkey under "DEL"
4. Enter the mailbox number (extension.
you want to delete
5. Select the softkey under "Delete"
To Reset a Mailbox Password:
1. Log into system administration
2. Select the softkey under "MBOX"
3. Select the softkey under "Chng"
4. Enter the mailbox number you want to
reset the password for
5. The display shows "Reset Password"
6. Select the softkey under "RESET"
7. Press the release key
*The new password will be "0000", the
system will ask the user to change this
the first time they log into their
mailbox using this password.
To Change the Name on a Mailbox:
1. Log into system administration
2. Select the softkey under "MBOX"
3. Select the softkey under "Chng"
4. Enter the mailbox number (extension.
you want to change the name on
5. The display shows "Reset Password"
6. Select the softkey under "Next", keep
hitting "Next" until the display shows
the name
7. Select the softkey under "Chng" to
enter a new name
8. Enter the name using the dial pad.
Enter last name first, press "# #" to
enter a comma and then enter the first
name. When spelling the name, press "#"
to move to the next character
9. Select the softkey under "Next" to
save the change
10. Hit the release button
To Change the "Recorded" Name for the
Company Directory:
1. Have the Voicemail User log into
their mailbox, after putting in their
password, press the button under "Admin"
(or press the number 8 key., and then
press the number 1 key.
2. You will hear the old recorded name
and then the system will "beep",
prompting you to record a new name (name
only here, not greeting..
3. Press "Ok" in the window when you are
done recording and then "Ok" again to
accept the recording
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ATT, Lucent
Merlin Phones

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Merlin Plus
Phone Systems

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Phone Systems
Voice Mail Systems

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Phone Systems
Voice Mail Systems
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Phone System Features & Terms |
Control Unit or KSU: (Key Service Unit): In smaller
office phone systems the control unit is commonly referred to as the
"Brain" or "phone box". The size of the control unit determines
the maximum configuration. Most business phone systems have a number
in the name such as "Meridian
Norstar 616" or "Meridian
Norstar 824 or
the MICS
0x32".
These numbers usually refer to the maximum configuration of the system
although not always. The "616" would mean 6 incoming lines and 16
telephones (extensions). The "824", 8 incoming lines and 24 telephones
(extensions). The 824 Norstar phone system is expandable to 56
incoming lines and 56 telephones (extensions) by adding expansion
modules. Note: All key telephone systems have music on hold.
Co lines-These
are the incoming phone lines from your local telephone company.
Extensions-Stations-These are the actual telephones. They are
extensions of the telephone system. They look like telephones and work
like telephones, But only work with the control unit and will not work
if they are plugged into a regular telephone line from the telephone
company. So, if you ever move, Don't forget the control unit.
Voice Mail-Auto
Attendant- voice mail systems with the auto attendant is like
having a receptionist 24 hours a day without paying labor costs.
The auto attendant is an answering service that answers incoming calls
with a company greeting,plays a list of options to a caller, and
transfers calls to the different departments, then to mail boxes if
that extension is not answered, or back to a main directory.
The auto attendant can be turned off during business hours and
answered manually. The person answering the call can transfer
calls to the different departments and mail boxes. The voice mail
system is a separate unit from the telephone system, it is wired into
an extension port on the telephone system and is programmed to answer
after a determined amount of rings. Voice mail comes in
different sizes 2 port,4 port, 6 port and up, it depends on the
amount of incoming traffic your company has.
Ports: The
term port means circuit. For instance, a 2 "Port" voice mail system
has 2 circuits to handle call traffic. The number of ports on a voice
mail system is directly related to the number of users that can be in
voice mail at the same time. An example the "Norstar Startalk Flash"
voice mail system is 2 port and 24 mail boxes and is expandable to 4
ports and 48 mailboxes. The term "port" is used when describing a
telephone system it refers to the combined number of lines and
extensions. An example of this would be the "Meridian Norstar Modular
ICS with XC software ". This telephone system supports up to 272 total
system ports.
Things to think about
before purchasing a office phone system.
Many companies today have purchased
telephone equipment that was just right for there company only to find
out that as there company grow there phone system could not.
Estimating your future growth today may not cause you problems in your
telephone system later. These are questions you need to consider when
purchasing a telephone system.
What is the maximum
number of phones that I can have on my business phone system?
What is the maximum number of phone lines (co lines) for my phone
system?
Can I add phone equipment to increase the number of phones or phone
lines?
Can I add features to my phone system such as voicemail?
"Well I need 4 phones so I must
need 4 lines, right?"
NO! Picking phone
lines really depends on the number of calls you receive in a day, how
many phones lines will be used at the same time. If you were running a
sales office and you had 4 phones lines with 4 sales people and they
were all on there phones, new callers would get a busy signal.
You would more likely need 6 to 8 phone lines. A fax lines
can be shared with the credit card terminal,shipping terminal or
anything else, But not at the same time.
Hunt Group,Rotary
Lines- Meaning if line 1 is busy it will roll
over to line 2 an on down to your last line. Don't put the fax line in
the hunt group, Because if all lines are busy the next caller will get
the fax machine. "Not good for business."
When ordering your CO lines from your local telephone company order
them in a hunt group, i.e. Ordering 6 lines, put 4 in the hunt
group 1 for the fax and 1 for a modem or 5 in the hunt group and share
1 line for the fax and the modem.
Meridian Norstar phone systems
are one of the best on the market. "We think the best business phone
systems".
Nortel Networks has been designing
communication systems for over 50 years. Product lines such as the
Meridian Norstar are designed with usability and longevity in mind.
Nortel’s Norstar phone systems provides
you with an expandable system that will support your companies growing
needs. With usability and reliability combined.
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About the Meridian Norstar
Phone Systems
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We specialize in wholesale
distribution of both new and refurbished Norstar phone systems
and Norstar phone equipment, plus Nortel Phone Systems, Lucent
phone systems, and Panasonic phone systems. Our refurbished
Norstar phone systems and other Norstar telephone systems are
extensively tested, and include a twelve month warranty and
advance replacement policy.
Meridian Norstar telephone
systems are very advanced, but equally important, they are very
easy to use office phones. Norstar's flexibility allows the
office phone system to be tailored to the way a business works
and upgraded and enhanced, as business needs change. There are
several members of the Norstar Office Phone System family from
the compact 6 line 16 extension system to the ISDN 30 compatible
0x32 modular system capable of up to 128 extensions. Ensuring we
can tailor a Norstar Phone System to your needs. There are four
Norstar system phones in the range which can be easily
programmed to suit individual needs. By connecting a Norstar
voice processing system, the Norstar phone system can be
programmed to answer calls, take messages and pass messages on –
accurately, professionally, 24 hours a day.
Norstar has an office phone to
suit every job. All four Norstar office phones have digital
displays showing the time and date. All but the most basic
Norstar office phones can be easily programmed by the user to
meet their personal office phone preferences and offer
hands-free operation with optional headsets. |
For operators and administrators -
the M7324 office phone has a 2 line display which prompts the
user to use certain office phone functions using three special 'softkeys'
that respond to the screen. The
Norstar Office Phone Memory
keys give access to up to 24 features, lines or extensions. The
Norstar Office Phone LCD indicators show when lines or
extensions are busy. The Norstar Office Phone capabilities can
be extended by adding Central Answering Position modules,
designed for operators managing incoming calls on larger Norstar
phone systems. For intensive use - the M7310 is The Norstar
Office Phone most people prefer. The Norstar Office Phone is
ideal if you make and receive lots of calls. With the same 2
line LCD and soft key functionality, up to 24 speed dial keys
are available on the The Norstar Office Phone, plus 10 memory
keys for line access or frequently used features. This Norstar
Office Phone is easily flexible enough to meet most needs.
For office phone general use -
the M7208 incorporates a 1 line display and 8 memory keys for
access to lines or frequently used features. This Norstar Office
Phone is ideal for those who mainly receive calls or make mostly
internal calls.
For low Norstar Office Phone use
- the M7100 is the right Norstar phone for a warehouse or
conference room, where it may only be used occasionally. This
Norstar Office Phone provides access to Norstar's features
solely via codes, rather than through programmable one touch
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