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Operation using a telephone
Step
by
Step
system
Prefixes (access codes)
If your telephone is connected to a PABX, you may initially have to enter a prefix
(access code) for external calls. Please refer to the operating instructions for
your PABX. The prefix can consist of one to four digits.
In the case of incoming calls, the prefix is automatically added to the caller's
number in the display, in the missed calls list and thus also in the telephone
directory (if copied there from the missed calls list). The number stored can be
dialled directly from the missed calls list (see page 35).
Entering a prefix (access code)
Press
1.
Select using [
2.
→
Access
Confirm with [
3.
Press [
4.
Confirm with [
3.
When dialling manually or entering telephone directory, emergency or DSS
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numbers, the prefix must be specified explicitly.
Transferring a call – automatic call transfer
With some ISDN systems, the original caller and the party called for enquiry
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.
Select using [
2.
→
Transfer(ECT)
Use [OK] to toggle between ON and OFF.
If you activate this function,
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office) (see pag e27).
G
for selection menus.
Á
] and [OK]:
Base Settings
code.
W
] and enter the desired code.
< > X
] to select: delete, change or insert.
W
] and select
G
for selection menus.
Á
] and [OK]:
Base Settings
(
before menu item = ON / no = OFF).
Operation using a telephone system
→
Settings
Save entry
followed by [OK].
→
Settings
Ext. enq. call
is automatically set (= in the central
→
System settings
→
ISDN settings
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