Phone Model: Ericsson DBC 223/ 224
Read about the DBC 223 and 224, which are small, multi-line digital telephones with LCD screens.These models are speaker phones.
Standard features
DBC223 DBC 224
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Programmable buttons
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Instructions
- Volume control
- Liquid Crystal Display
- Function buttons
- Lamps
- Access/ inquiry lines
- Placing calls
- Dial additional digits
- Last number redial
- Receiving calls
- Receiving calls on second line
- Loudspeaker
- Call hold
- Pitch adjustment
- Ring options
- Speed
- Multiple appearance directory numbers
- All multi-line digital telephones are designed to provide single-key access to many of the Ericsson MD110 features.
- Each key may be programmed independently.
- Many features not programmed for single-key access may be accessed via the dial pad.
1. Volume control
- Loudspeaker
- Handset
- Ringer volumes
2. Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
- Information on type of call being answered
- Numbers dialed
- Programming information
3. Function buttons
- Activate speed dial numbers and appearances of other lines.
- Cancel features.
Note: If you want to program function buttons, send a CSR to Telecommunications.
4. Lamps
5. Access lines
- Receive and place calls on access 1 and access 2.
- Only place calls on inquiry.
6. Placing calls
- Pick up handset and dial.
or - Dial without picking up handset. Call will be on loudspeaker.
7. Dial additional digits (end-to-end DTMF calling)
- While connected to a party, dial 9.
or - Press soft key associated with the feature ETE on your screen.
- Place the call on hold or disconnect the call.
8. Last number redial
9. Receiving calls
- Press flashing line button, then pick up handset.
or - Press flashing line button without picking up handset. Call will be on loudspeaker.
10. Receiving calls on 2nd line
- Press accept second call function button (lamp is on).
- While activated, allows second incoming call to ring on next available access line when other line is busy ( access 1 or 2 ).
- To answer, press flashing line button. First call will automatically be placed on exclusive hold.
- To cancel, press accept second call (lamp is off).
11. Loudspeaker
- Lamp beside speaker key indicates loudspeaker in use.
- To change from handset to loudspeaker, press speaker key and replace handset.
- To change from loudspeaker to handset, pick up handset. Adjust loudspeaker volume with volume control wheel/slide lever.
12. Call hold
(Call can only be retrieved from your phone)
- With party on line, press line button that received call.
- To retrieve, press same button again.
- Pressing available line button (Access 1, 2, or inquiry) will also put call on exclusive hold.
(Call can be retrieved from any phone)
- With party on line, Dial 8 on dial pad.
or - Press common hold function button.
- Hang up.
- Press flashing line button holding call.
- Dial extension where call was placed on common hold.
- Listen for busy tone.
- Dial 8 on dial pad to connect call.
- With party on line, press available line button (access 1, 2, or inquiry).
(first party is automatically on exclusive hold) - Dial second party.
- Press flashing line button holding first party.
- Press flashing line button holding party you wish to speak to.
(Other party is automatically on exclusive hold)
Note: If second party is busy or does not answer, disconnect by pressing Clear key. Return to first party by pressing the flashing line button holding first call.
13. Pitch adjustment
- Press the program key. (lamp is on)
- Enter 0-9 (pitch is heard as you program)
- Press the program key again. (lamp is off)
14. Ring options
Multiple-Appearance Directory Numbers (MDNS), Hotlines, Intercoms, etc. may be programmed for different ring options.
To program:
- Press Program function button. (lamp is on; handset is on hook)
- Press line button to be programmed. (lamp is on)
- Enter one of the following digits (0-6) for desired ring option:
- 0 = Silent (flashes only)
1 = Normal ring
2 = Rings after delay
3 = Two ring at half volume (continues to flash)
4 = Two rings at half volume after delay (continues to flash)
5 = Automatic loudspeaker connection ( auto answer function button must be activated for use)
6 = Automatic loudspeaker connection (no function button required)
- 0 = Silent (flashes only)
- Press line button being programmed. (lamp is off)
- Press Program function button to complete entry. (lamp is off)
- Press Program function button. (lamp is on)
- Press line button, option number appears in display.
- Press Program function button to clear display.
15. Speed dialing
To store:
- While on hook, press the Program key (lamp is on).
- Press vacant function button to be used to store desired number (lamp is on).
- Enter number (include access code if required).
- Press function button (lamp is off).
- Press Program function button to complete entry (lamp is off).
- Press function button that represents stored number. (an access line is automatically activated)
Note: Vacant function buttons can also be used to store feature codes, such as last number redial (***), call pickup (14), call diversion/follow-me , etc. To program, follow the same steps as above.
16. Multiple appearance directory numbers
- Allows the same directory number to appear on multiple digital telephones.
- Other members cannot access the MDN when it is in use (lamp on).
- When you receive an incoming call on an MDN, the MDN lamp will flash and your telephone will ring in accordance with the Ring Option programmed for the MDN.
Note: To get this feature, you must complete a CSR. The one-time charge is $11.00.
To place calls:
- Lift the handset, press the MDN key, and dial.
or - Press the MDN key (lamp on) and dial.
To receive calls:
- Lift the handset and press the MDN key.
or - Press the MDN key.