Incoming Calls; Accepting A Call - Snom 320 System User's Manual

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dialed was incomplete. By default the phone will automatically begin to dial after five (5) seconds. For
more information see autodial in the glossary.

Incoming Calls

When the Snom 320 is called, it rings and displays the incoming caller ID information. It will display the
number and/or name of the calling party. If caller ID information is not provided by the caller, the user
may see the display show "Unavailable", "anonymous" or "Private".
Caller ID is presented on the Snom 320 as it is provided by the Calling Party. If you are receiving an call
from within your Business Group, you may see only the extension of the caller. Caller ID Number is also
used by the Snom 320 Directory to provide advanced functions such as Distinctive Ringing. For more
information on advanced functions, see the next chapter or contact Pacific LightNet Customer Support .

Accepting a Call

Picking up the handset or pressing will accept an incoming call. The Snom 320 is now in a call. The
speakerphone key may also be used to accept a call on the speakerphone.
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