Call Waiting; Caller Identity; Using The Handset Phonebook - BT DIVERSE ISDN User Manual

Call waiting

To answer a waiting external call whilst
on an internal or external call
Press buttons in order shown
When on an internal or an
external call and an external caller
rings you will hear call waiting
tones and get a call waiting
message on the display if you are
in its call group.
You will now have 3 options.
1. Reject the call.
Press
REJECT
REJECT
in the call group will still ring and
can answer the call.
2. Accept the call.
Press
ACCEPT
ACCEPT
your current internal call or put on
hold your current external call.
You will now be able to speak to
the waiting call.
3. Close the current call.
Press
END CALL
will now ring provided another
extension has not answered the
waiting call.
Press
PHONE
waiting call.
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. Other extensions
. This will close
. Your handset
to answer the

Caller identity

You will automatically see the number
of the person who's calling you, unless
they have withheld their number or if
their network does not support the caller
identity service.
IMPORTANT!
You may need to subscribe to this
service, please consult your service
provider. Please see the System
Set-Up Guide for more information.
If the person you are calling also
subscribes to the CLIP service then
your number will be presented to them.
You can stop your number from being
sent to the person you are calling each
time you call, by dialling
number.
You can also ask BT to stop your
number from being sent on a permanent
basis. The name of this service is CLIR.
(See your System Set-Up Guide.)
If you do this you can release your
number by dialling
number.

Using the handset phonebook

The Executive Handset's phonebook will
store up to 100 names and telephone
numbers for easy reference and dialling
(actual number depends on the length of
the entries).
Names may be up to 16 characters and
numbers up to 22 digits long.
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