Aastra OpenCom 100 Mounting And Commissioning User Manual page 184

Fixed Mobile Convergence
The authorisations of the respective FMC telephone are used for call for-
warding to the mobile telephone. The assigned user thus has to belong to a
user group with external dialling authorisation.
4. Activate the Auto-Login (CLIP) option to use the accelerated log-in procedure
via the mobile telephone call number. Keep in mind that the Mobile Phone
No. field has to correspond to the CLIP transmitted by the mobile telephone. If
you use the "E.164 dialing" feature you have to enter the international area
code prefix in the Mobile Phone No. field.
Alternatively, mobile telephone log-in can be done using a password pro-
cedure. This requires entering a user PIN.
5. Activate the MWI Signaling option, if new voice box messages should trigger
a signaling call. The signaling call will be rejected from the "Aastra Mobile
Client", which in standard cases will generate no extra charges. Deactivate the
MWI Signaling option, if you do not want to use this function for the new FMC
telephone.
6. To create the new FMC telephone confirm with Apply.
7. If you also wish to use the "Aastra Mobile Client" software on the mobile tele-
phone, you can manage this software on the configuration platform available
on the internet (see Configuring "Aastra Mobile Client" Software starting on
page 183).
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Note: Mobile telephone calls using the "CLIP no screening"
feature are rejected by the communications system.
Note: For security reasons users of FMC telephones should
never retain the default "0000" as their user PIN, rather create
their own individual PIN.
As mobile telephones manage all call numbers in the interna-
tional format, you should also configure the "E.164 dialing"
feature on the OpenCom 100 communications system for the
system connection used or the SIP line used (see E.164 conver-
sion starting on page 163).
Configuring FMC Telephones