Programming the Keys on an ATC Impression Phone
The ATC Impression's twenty user-programmable feature keys allow you to dial frequently called telephone numbers and/or activate features by pressing a single key.*
There are two styles of ATC Impression sets in use at Stanford; newer style sets marked COMDIAL and older style sets, not marked COMDIAL. Each set has 20 speed call buttons, but the procedure for programming the buttons varies slightly depending upon the type of set you have.
Consequently, there are two different methods of programming speed dial. The two methods are described below.
Program a speed dial button on an ATC impression set marked COMDIAL
- Leave handset on-hook BUT get dial tone via speaker button
- Press STORE
- Dial number to be stored
- Press desired MEMORY BUTTON
- Press STORE
- Release dial tone
Program a speed dial button on an ATC impression set NOT marked COMDIAL
- Leave handset on-hook
- Press STORE
- Dial number to be stored
- Press desired MEMORY BUTTON
- Press STORE
Examples
1) 3-0000 sets the key to dial voice mail
2) 9 + 1 + xxx-xxxx sets the key to dial off-campus number xxx-xxxx
3) *70 + PAUSE + 3-0000 sets the key to forward your calls to voice mail
4) *80 sets the key to turn off forwarding
*You can store a maximum of 15 digits, including *, #, Pause, Tone, or Flash, as required. If you need more than 15 digits, you can store the extra digits in a second programmable key. For security, IT Services recommends that you do not store voice mail passwords or personal billing numbers.
Use a key
With the handset lifted:
- Press the key you have programmed with the desired number or feature
