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Gigaset 3070/3075isdn, GB, A31008-G3070-B100-3-7619
Activating automatic ECT (Explicit Call Transfer)
Step
by
With some ISDN systems, the original caller and the party called for enquiry
Step
purposes cannot be connected simply by hanging up.
In this case, you must activating this function.
Please refer also to the operating instructions for your PABX.
Press
1.
2.
Select using [ ] and [OK]:
Transition(ECT)
before the menu command = ON / no
3.
Use [OK] to toggle between ON and OFF .
When this function is activated, "Ext. enq. call" is automatically set (= in the cen-
Info
tral office) (see page 24).
Reserving a line
You cannot make external calls when both external lines are being used by oth-
er internal subscribers. In this case you can "reserve a line". When an external
channel becomes available, the system calls you automatically and you can
make external calls again.
Reserving a line
You attempt to set up an external connection but all external lines are busy.
1.
Press [CALLBCK].
Accepting a free line
An external line becomes available. A recall is implemented.
Lift the handset: press
1.
A connection is set up to the provider.
Set up the external connection as normal.
2.
Deleting a line reservation
An external line becomes available. A recall is implemented.
Press [DELETE].
1.
The external line reservation is deleted.
Dialling procedures
If your Gigaset 3070isdn/3075isdn is connected behind a PABX, or the ISDN
CO can be controlled using the KEYPAD protocol, you can send commands to
the master PABX once the keypad function is activated.
Activating/deactivating automatic tone dialling
Automatic tone dialling is activated in the factory setting.
Press
1.
Select using [ ] and [OK]:
2.
Spec. function
The activated tone dialling is highlighted.
for selection menus.
Service Set up
.
.
for selection menus.
Service Set up
Dial properties
giga3070KAP .fm
Settings
ISDN settings
= OFF .
Settings
System settings
Auto Sw.to Tone
.
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