Display Feature

Inspect Screens

The Inspect screen, illustrated in Figure See 2-Line Display Inspect Screen for Programmed Button. and Figure See 7-Line Display Inspect Screen for Programmed Button., appears when you press the programmed Inspect button (4400-Series telephones) or the fixed Inspct button (MLX telephones) and then press a line button or feature button. Two kinds of information can appear:

• If the button is associated with a call, calling information is displayed. If you are already on a call and another call arrives, pressing Inspect (MLX telephones) or the programmed Inspect button (multiline 4400-Series telephones) and the line button with the new call displays information about that call, without interrupting the first call.
• If the button is not associated with a call, the line or feature programmed on the button is displayed, with the exception of outside Auto Dial, Redial, and Saved Number Dial. Inspecting a programmed Redial or Saved Number Dial button displays the number stored on the button if the button has been used; otherwise it displays the feature name.

To exit from the Inspect screen, press the Inspect (4406D+), Exit (4412D+, 4424D+, 4424LD+), Home (MLX), Feature, or Menu button.

 
Figure 5. 2-Line Display Inspect Screen for Programmed Button

 
Figure 6. 7-Line Display Inspect Screen for Programmed Button

ETR Display Telephones

The following types of information appear on Line 1 of the 2-line by 24-character ETR display:

• Call Handling Information - Shows telephone numbers as they are dialed, the name or number of a caller, and the type of incoming call.
• Feature Programming Support - Allows you to see what features have been programmed on buttons.
• Prompts - Prompts for information such as an account code.
• Retrieve Message - Allows you to retrieve messages from other telephone users and operators.

On ETR display telephones, only the first line shows call-handling, programming, or feature information. The second line shows the telephone's clock. Pressing the fixed More button on an ETR display telephone displays the second page of information.

ETR telephones do not offer menu-driven telephone programming and do not allow users to select and use features from the display.

In general, Line 1 of an ETR display looks like an MLX display.

MLS Display Telephones

The following types of information appear on Line 1 of the 2-line by 16-character display of an MLS telephone:

• Call Handling Information - Shows telephone numbers as they are dialed, the name or number of a caller, and the type of incoming call.
• Feature Programming Support - Allows you to see what features have been programmed on buttons.
• Prompts and Feedback - Prompts for information such as an account code, and provides feedback, such as confirmation of feature activation.
• Posted Message and Leave Message - Allow a user to see messages from other telephone users and operators.

MLS display telephones do not offer menu-driven telephone programming and do not allow users to select and use features from the display.

On MLS display telephones, only the first line shows call handling, programming, or feature information. The second line shows the telephone's clock. You can program a More button on an MLS display telephone. Pressing it displays the second page of information.

Topics
	Description
	System-Compatible Display Telephones   Level of Support   Call-Handling Displays
	At a Glance
	Considerations and Constraints
	Home Screen   Menu Screen   Feature Screen   Inspect Screens
	Feature Interactions