Making Call - Volkswagen 3.4 RNS 510 User Booklet

Booklet 3.4 RNS 510
- You can change the name and the tele-
phone number by calling up the input
mask or you can select another entry from
the telephone book or call list as was de-
scribed above.
The speed dial key assignments remain saved in
the unit, but are only shown when the SIM card
is paired again with the PREMIUM mobile tele-
phone provision ~ page
ll3,
"User profile".
Speed dial key
(Voice mail box
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The
(Voice mailbox)
speed dial key also does not
have a factory-default telephone number, as this
number depends on the mobile phone provider
and country. However, the name for this speed
dial key is assigned and cannot be changed. This
is a good place to store the number of your
mailbox so you can quickly listen to your voice
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Applies to vehicles: with PREMIUM mobile telephone provision
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Fig. 103 PHONE main menu : Telephone call
If you have dialled a telephone number or
answered a call, the PHONE main menu
changes to the Telephone call => fig. 103
view.
Incoming telephone calls
- An incoming telephone call is shown on
the screen as "Incoming call" along with the
telephone number of the caUer. If the
number of the caller is saved in the tele-
phone book, the name of the caller is
shown instead of the telephone number.
- Touch the
ID
function key to accept the
call.
- Touch the
0
function key to refuse the
call.
118 PHONE function selection button
Fig. 104 Playing the DTMF button melody.
During a telephone call
- If you touch the
0
function key during
a telephone call, the current call is
switched to "mute" (display: "Call being
held"). This means that the call continues
to be held while the sound is muted.
- When you touch the
0
function key
again, the call can be continued .
- If you touch the
0
function key during
the caU, the call to the current telephone
number will be ended and the unit
changes to the PHONE=> page 117, fig. 102
main menu.
Making a second call while tele-
phoning
- Touch the
0
function key during a call
to put it on "hold", as is described above
=> page
118, "During a telephone call".
- Call another person by entering a new
telephone number => page 112 or select a
saved telephone number => page 113, as is
described in the corresponding chapter.
- When you have made another call, you
can switch between the two calls ("tog-
gling"), as described below.
"Call waiting" and toggling between
two callers
- If you receive a call during another call,
the number or name of the caller is shown
on the screen below the current call (func-
tion: "Call waiting").
- In the "Incoming call" line, touch the
0
function key to refuse the ca ll.
- In the "Incoming call" line, touch the
0
function key to answer the call. The call
with the first calle r is put on hold, but not
ended (display: "Call being held") .
Booklet 3.4 RNS 510
- If you touch the
0
function key in the
line "Call being held", the call with this
caller is continued and the other caller is
put on "hold". You can toggle back and
forth between callers.
- Touch the
0
function key to end the call
to the telephone number shown in this
line.
DTMF tones
Every telephone button has a specific DTMF
tone assigned to it. DTMF tones are used to enter
a password over the telephone or to select an
employee in a "Call centre", for example.
If you are asked to enter an DTMF tone during a
call, open the keyboard field by touching the
bottom left function key and follow the instruc-
tions
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page U8, fig. 104 (for example: "To speak
to one of our staff, please press
0").
You can also save a series of DTMF tones in your
mobile phone. If you are asked to enter this se-
ri es ofDTMF tones during a call, call up the entry
[ram the telephone book, as described
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page 114.
If you touch the
(DTMF)
function key in the input
mask, the character sequence shown in the
input line is played as a series of DTMF tones.
Note that in a series of DTMF tones, the char-
acter "+" must not be used, as it interrupts the
playing of the DTMF tones.
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PHONE function selection button 119