Configuring Settings For The Next Call - Gigaset CX590 ISDN User Manual

Making calls
Configuring settings for the
next call
Activating/deactivating "withhold
number" for the next call
You can withhold your phone number for
the next call (CLIR = Calling Line Identifica-
tion Restriction).
In idle status:
Ç
v ¤
¤ Next Call ¤ Withhold Number
Select and press
~
Enter the number or copy from
the directory.
§Send§
Press the display key or the talk
key c
The MSN that your phone selects depends
on the send connections setting
(¢ page 64).
u Individual MSN set: the number is dialled
automatically.
u Select at each call set: select the send
§Dial§
MSN and press
Generally speaking, you can withhold your
number for all calls (¢ page 65).
Activating/deactivating the
keypad function for the next call
The Keypad function allows you to control
certain features by entering sequences of
characters and digits. For keypad control
(¢ page 69).
You can temporarily activate keypad control
for the next call.
Ç
v ¤
¤ Next Call ¤ Keypad
Select and press
~
Enter the phone number.
§Send§
Press the display key or the talk
key c The number is
dialled.
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§OK§
.
.
§OK§
.
Identifying nuisance callers – caller
ID detection
Caller ID detection is used to identify annoy-
ing or threatening callers.
Prerequisite: you have requested caller ID
detection from your network provider.
Please contact your network provider first if
you experience any problems.
Setting up caller ID detection
If you have requested caller ID detection,
increase the time until the connection is ter-
minated:
v ¤ N 5 O 4
Q
§OK§
Increase the time until the con-
nection is terminated to 30 sec-
onds.
Or
§OK§
Set the time until the connec-
tion is terminated to 3 seconds.
Determining the caller
Carry out the following steps during the call
or immediately after the caller has hung up.
You must not press the end call key a!
¤ Identify Caller
§Options§
The caller is identified by the exchange. You
will receive a list from your network provider
at a later date giving the caller's number and
the time and date. Your network provider
will provide you with more detailed informa-
tion.