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Communicator for Mobile
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Element
QuickDialer
Language
Keyboard
User Information
About ShoreTel Communicator
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Setting Call Handling Mode
The active Call Handling Mode determines the handling of inbound calls. One mode is always active.
To configure and specify the current Call Handling Mode:
1. Navigate to the Main Menu and select Settings. The Settings menu appears.
2. Scroll to and select Call Handling Modes. The Call Handling Mode page appears.
and describes the call handling modes.
Element
Standard
In a Meeting
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Table 4: Settings Page Configuration Options
Description
Allows you to enable Personal Information Management
(PIM) on your mobile device. This feature allows the address
book on your mobile device to integrate with the contact
directory in the ShoreTel Directory when the device connects
to the ShoreTel extension.
PIM is supported on all devices except the RAZR V3xx and
Windows Mobile devices.
Allows you to change the language used by the ShoreTel
Communicator for Mobile application on your device.
Allows you to change the keyboard mapping between your
mobile device and the application for devices that have a full
keyboard.
Lists ShoreTel connectivity information that the device uses.
Provides version information about the ShoreTel
Communicator for Mobile software installed on your mobile
device.
Allows you to clear the current setup information on the
device. You should not use this option under normal operating
conditions. To use ShoreTel Communicator for Mobile after
resetting, you must repeat the initial setup procedure as a
first-time user.
If you use the same extension number to set up the
application, your settings (Extension Assignments,
Waypoints, etc.) are retained on the server and will be
available after you set up the application.
Table 5: Call Handling Mode Options
Description
Activates system-wide call handling.
Activates the message that the recipient is in a meeting and passes the caller to
voice mail.
Configuring Settings
Table 5 lists
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