Adding An Incoming Call To A Conference; Removing A Participant From The Conference; Leaving A Conference (Unattended Conference) - Panasonic KX-NT400 Operating Instructions Manual

• During a three-party conversation, pressing
(TRANSFER) alternates between the other parties
in the conversation.

Adding an Incoming Call to a Conference

Adding an Incoming Call to a
Conference
If a new incoming call arrives during a conversation,
you can establish a conference with the original call
and the new call.
1.
During a conversation, when a new call arrives,
press Answer on the Call Alert window.
The first call is put on hold, and you can talk to the
second caller.
2.
On the Calls screen, press Establish
Conference.

Removing a Participant from the Conference

Removing a Participant from
the Conference
During a conference, you can remove other parties
from the conference.
This feature is only available during a 3-party
conference.
1.
On the Calls screen, select the party you want to
remove.
2.
Press Remove participant from the conference.
The selected party is disconnected, and you can
continue to speak with the remaining party or
parties.

Leaving a Conference (Unattended Conference)

Leaving a Conference
(Unattended Conference)
You can leave a conference call that you established
and allow the other parties to continue the
conversation.
Both parties will hear an alarm tone before a specified
timeout. You will also hear an alarm tone at your
extension. The call is disconnected when the timer
runs out unless you return to the conference.
This feature is only available during a 3-party
conference.
To leave a conference and be able to return
The following procedure explains how to leave a
conference and then return later. To use this feature,
you must programme a flexible button as a Conference
button. For details about programming flexible buttons,
see "Customising the Flexible Buttons (Page 123)".
1.
On the HOME screen, press Feature.
2.
On the Feature Key screen, press the button that
is programmed as the Conference button.
3.
Go on-hook.
Basic Feature Operation
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