DETEWE OPENPHONE 61 User Manual page 54

Features and Menu Cards
(only on system telephones) has
switched on call-waiting protec-
tion, call protection or call
divert, your call is signalled
acoustically.
4 Select Call, then ...
Toggle: You change between
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the current and previous call.
Handover: You connect the
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held subscriber with the current
call.
Transfer calls: You are on a call
and want to transfer it internal-
ly or externally. Make an
enquiry call to the subscriber.
You can (where enabled) trans-
fer internal or external calls to
another internal or external
subscriber. This means that
under certain circumstances
two external subscribers can be
connected on your communica-
tions system.
Please note:
applied to your telephone. If
you transfer (connect) sub-
scribers who are not using ISDN
lines, these calls are time moni-
tored and disconnected after 5
minutes.
Conference: Providing your
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telephone is authorised, you
can hold a conference call (max.
three subscribers). Conference
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Call charges are
participants can be internal or
external subscribers.
A conference with
Please note:
two external subscribers is
enabled by the customer serv-
ice department. Any subscriber
can make an enquiry call to
another subscriber during the
conference or otherwise trans-
fer (hand over) the conference
to another subscriber.
General hold: If a call needs to
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be continued on another team
telephone, you can activate
"general hold". The call is held
and the team subscribers
receive an "automatic hold
recall". The call can be taken on
another telephone and contin-
ued there. The signalling (visual
and acoustic) of the automatic
hold recall is the same as for a
normal call, i.e. depending on
the team type, on the INTER-
NAL/EXTERNAL/MULTIPLE or
team direct call key.
Mute (only OpenPhone 61):
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With the MUTE function you can
deactivate the microphone on
your telephone so that the
other party can no longer hear
you. The connection remains
intact however.
Applying the MUTE function
again reactivates the micro-
phone.