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SRS-2100 Local Features ( Chapter 3
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2. Press ENTER again and this
menu appears:
SELECT ITEM (1-2)
1: SUPPORT MODE 2: NO SUPPORT
MODE
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. . . .
ENTER NEXT CLEAR
REGISTER
The LED next to the button
indicates its current state:
Off: Unassigned
Green: Already active as
MIC-OFF
Red: Assigned as a one-
touch button
If you wish to reactivate MIC-
OFF, you must first cancel the
one-touch assignment on this
button.
3. To activate MIC-OFF, press 1,
ENTER.
To deactivate MIC-OFF, press 2,
ENTER. The screen shows your
choice:
MIC MUTE MODE
SUPPORTED
COMPLETED
ENTER NEXT CLEAR
REGISTER
4. To return to normal operations,
press REGISTER (softkey 4).
The standard display screen
appears.
SELECTING CALL
APPEARANCE PREFERENCE
The preference options determine
which Call Appearance button the
SRS-2100 selects when you go
offhook (lift the receiver or press
SPEAKER). You have four
choices.
• Primary line preference. The
SRS-2100 always selects
button number 1, the Call
Appearance associated with
your primary directory number.
If you have an incoming call on
button number 1, you are
immediately connected to the
call. If button number 1 is idle,
you get a dial tone.
If you are going offhook to
retrieve a call on hold on
button number 1, you must
press the button to reconnect
to the call.
To be connected to an
incoming call on another
button, or to get a dial tone on
an idle button, press the button
either before or after you go
offhook.