Making a Call
phone number (without pre-
dialling).
Telephone numbers from the redial
list can only be pre-dialled.
Please note that once a connection
is established you can hear the
other party, but they can only hear
you when you lift the handset.
Last Number Redial
You make a call from the Open-
Phone 52 in the normal way: Lift the
handset and dial a telephone num-
ber. You also accept calls in the
usual way, by lifting the handset.
On the following pages you will find
the basic functions of your tele-
phone, with the section entitled
"Features" explaining the more
extensive enhanced functions.
Lift the handset and press the redial
key. Your OpenPhone 52 now dials
the last telephone number you
entered
or
press the redial key several times
(on-hook). The last five telephone
numbers dialled are displayed con-
secutively. When you lift the hand-
set the displayed telephone number
is dialled.
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Last Number Redial
Automatic Redial
If you attempt to make a call and
fail to get through your OpenPhone
52 can automatically redial the
number.
You make a call but fail to get
AutoDl
through. Press
. and
replace the handset.
Your OpenPhone 52 now initiates a
redialling attempt every 90 seconds,
for a maximum of five attempts. If
dialling is successful (i.e. your call
gets through), your OpenPhone 52
rings as it would for an incoming
call. To terminate autodial, press
Cancel
.
Automatic Callback
If you fail to get through to the
party called because the line is busy
you can initiate an automatic call-
back.
As soon as the desired party has fin-
ished his/her call your telephone
rings just as though the other party
had called you back.
CallBck
Press the
softkey.
After a few seconds a message
appears telling you that your call-
back request has been received and
saved by the ISDN. You can now
hang up.
A callback request is saved by the
network, not in your telephone or
the telephone of the dialled party.
This means that automatic callback
is not possible from all subscriber's
phones and in these cases an error
message appears. To delete a call-
Disconn
back request press the
softkey when the callback is sig-
nalled.
The connection charges for the call-
back service are normally incurred
by you.*
NB: If the "Callback" function is
unavailable, "Callback" does not
appear as a softkey.
* For further information about callback calls
please contact your network operator.
Making a Call
Selecting an MSN During
Dialling
When you make a call your Open-
Phone 52 sends your telephone
number (one of your MSNs) to the
dialled subscriber. You can select
which MSN is sent when pre-
dialling.**
First enter the destination tele-
phone number or select this from
the telephone book, redial or call
list.
MSN
Then press the
softkey. Now
≤ ≥
use the arrow keys
to select
the MSN to be sent.
OK
Then press
.
If you have not selected the desired
MSN you can select a different one.
If you do not explicitly select an
MSN and do not restrict the trans-
mission of your telephone number,
the first programmed MSN is trans-
mitted.
**The MSN needs to have been saved for this, as
described under "Programming MSNs". If no MSN
has been programmed, the exchange may use
the MSN for the line.
Selecting an MSN
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