Overview Of Keys - TIPTEL 85 System S0 User Manual

Overview of keys

(Controls and connectors, P. 9)
List key: Allows you rapid access to message and call list as
well as to projects.
If there are any new calls this key will light up.
+/- keys: These keys allow you to change various settings.
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Telephone book key: Opens the telephone book or telephone
book menu.
Microphone mute: If this key is pressed during a conversation,
the telephone's microphone is switched off.
Query call: Used to put existing connections on hold or for
setting up new connections.
Redial: When your telephone is on standby, you can use this to
consult the redial list and, when the handset is picked up, the
last number called will be dialled.
Speaker key: Switches the speaker/hands-free functions on and
off.
This can be switched on during an active conversation by
pressing the speaker key (monitoring).
If the key remains pressed while the handset/headset is hung
up, the device switches to hands-free operation.
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Cursor keys: Used to navigate within the menu.
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ESC, OK, DEL: Required for navigating in the menu.
0-9, *, # Number keys: For entering numbers, texts etc.
SELECTION KEYS: Used to select or to switch between entry
fields and functions that are displayed next to the corresponding
key.
Function keys: These keys may be programmed individually or
through the telephone system. Status may be indicated by
means of the integrated illuminated keys.
Instructions for use
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