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Configuring the base station
Deleting multiple subscriber numbers (MSN)
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Double-click Configuration in Folder List.
This displays the dialogues available.
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Click MSN settings.
You will now see the MSN settings tab.
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In the MSN list, click the MSN.
This highlights the row. Below the MSN list you will see the Delete button.
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Click Delete.
This opens the Delete tab.
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Confirm deletion of the MSN by clicking Yes.
The new settings are then sent to the base station. The MSN is removed from the
MSN list.
Detailed description
"MSN settings" on page 146
Further information
"Entering multiple subscriber numbers (MSN)" on page 53
Configuring ISDN features
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Double-click Configuration in Folder List.
This displays the dialogues available.
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Click ISDN settings.
You will now see the ISDN settings tab.
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Define which ISDN features you want to use with your base station.
– Select the Reject all option to activate the rejecting of an incoming call for all
devices with the same Receive MSN.
– Activate the MSN busy (busy-on-busy) option to permit only one call per Receive
MSN at the same time. A second call to an already connected Receive MSN will be
rejected with the busy tone.
– Activate the Withhold no. option to suppress the transmitting of your own tele-
phone number (Send MSN) for all MSNs.
– Activate the Transfer (ECT) option so that you can pass your call to a second
caller to a caller held in the PABX. The PABX then connects the two callers and
cuts your own connection.
You can only use this feature if your base station is operated behind a PABX.
– Activate the call bumping (incoming call despite channel bundling) option to
reserve and, if necessary release, a B-channel for incoming external calls.
An incoming external call stops channel bundling if the call bumping
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(incoming call despite channel bundling) option is active.
After the call, channel bundling has to be restarted manually.
– Enter any telephone number as Call deflection so that it is used as the default
for all redirected calls.
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