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Special headset instructions

For headset use, the button on the set marked AUTODIAL INSIDE must be programmed for that feature. The station selection for this feature is it's own extension number. This function allows the set to monitor itself for busy.
When using a headset, the handset MUST be on hook.
It is helpful to program 2 other feature buttons, 1 for headset hangup and 1 for headset status, when using a headset. To program your voice terminal, refer to the instructions for your voice terminal or ask your administrator.

Recorder audio connections

JACK WIRING Show the jack wiring

The audio output from the MI-4000 is coupled to 2 jacks on the 4400 type set.

Power

No additional power is required for the MI-4000 to operate.
If your set requires an auxiliary power supply unit for normal operation (such as a 4424LD+ or a 4424D+ with a DSS 4450) you must do the following:

  1. Plug the MA22 modular T adapter included with the MI-4000 into the TEL jack on the auxiliary power supply unit.
  2. Connect one end of a MA21 line cord to the LINE jack on the set. Connect the other end of the MA21 line cord to one of the jacks on the MA22 modular T adapter.
  3. Connect another MA21 line cord to the remaining jack on the MA22 modular T adapter. Connect the other end of this MA21 line cord to the communications system wall jack.

Beep tone

The factory default mode for the beep tone option is on. To change this feature, turn the set over and locate the access hole marked BEEP TONE. A toggle switch is located behind the hole. Move the switch to the right to turn the tone off. Move the switch to the left to set the tone on.

Location of beep tone switch

Included items

Specifications subject to change without notice.
Published with permission on 05-NOV-01 for Avaya.

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