Caller Id And Call-Waiting Caller Id; Per Call Caller-Id Blocking; Do Not Disturb - Nortel 1210 User Manual

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Note: When there are two calls already running on a single line and there is an
incoming call on the same line, the call goes to voicemail if voicemail is enabled.
If voicemail is not enabled, the caller gets a busy response. This behavior,
however, changes if multiple Line keys are assigned to the same line. If, for
example, 3 Line keys are assigned to the same line, six incoming calls can be
received on the same line, two each on the 3 Line keys, and the seventh
incoming call goes to voicemail if voicemail is enabled.

Caller ID and Call-Waiting Caller ID

This feature allows the name and number of the calling party to be displayed on
your phone's LCD. This feature is automatically enabled on your phone as
default.

Per Call Caller-Id Blocking

This feature blocks your Caller ID from reaching the other phone for the next call
you are preparing to dial. This only occurs, however, when your telephone is
configured to use a telephony server, because the server strips out the Caller ID.
Without a server, your Caller ID cannot be blocked, so that the other party can
always see it. To block your caller-ID in the next call that you place, pick up the
Handset or press Handsfree / Headset and enter *67 followed by the number you
wish to call, and dial that number. Now for this call and this call alone, your caller
ID will be blocked. This feature is not available natively from the phone if *
feature codes are turned off in the phone's configuration.

Do Not Disturb

When you do not want to receive any calls then enable Do Not Disturb feature of
your telephone so that your phone does not receive any call and caller hears the
busy tone or is redirected to the voicemail (if activated) automatically.
To do this, press Dnd Softkey that is displayed on your phone when it is idle.
The Dnd softkey is a toggle key. The Dnd softkey text label changes to <–Dnd>
(without angular brackets) and a "Do not disturb" message is displayed on the
LCD of your phone, indicating that Dnd is activated. In addition, all of your
registered line key icons change to .
You may also enable Dnd while in a call. To do this, simply press the Right
Navigation key and select Dnd softkey. The Dnd softkey text label changes to
<–Dnd> (without angular brackets) and the line key icons of all other registered
lines which are idle changes to .
To disable Dnd and start receiving calls again, press the -Dnd softkey.
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