Toshiba CIX series User Training Reference page 4

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7. If your station stores CALLER ID, volume keys will scroll your

display through recent calls. (The display soft key labeled page

when pressed will display date, time and action.)

MSG KEY This is an indicator of a message left in voicemail. Pressing the

key will dial into your voicemail box and prompt you for your

security code. After you have finished listening to your new

messages and saved or deleted them, the light will automatically

shut off. Station to station messaging can also be used by dialing

the ext number and pressing the MSG key, the digit 7, or the key

labeled MSG in your displays soft keys. The light can be turned

off manually by pressing your DN or INTERCOM button and

dialing #409.

LCD CONTROL BUTTONS/SOFT KEYS

SK1-SK4 These keys may be labeled as MODE, PAGE, SCROLL, and

FEATURE. When soft key prompts appear on your LCD screen

you can press the soft key directly below that feature description

to activate. There are features such as ABR (Automatic Busy

Redial) that on an outbound call, if a busy signal is detected; this

key can be pressed to automatically redial the number after a

programmed time.

SK1- MODE This is used as a soft key.

SK2-PAGE This changes your display to show call forward status or user

name.

SK3-SCROLL This key will advance phone through any active information.

SK4-FEATURE This key is used as a soft key.

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