Panasonic KX-TGP500 User Manual
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- Administrator's manual (284 pages) ,
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Summary of Contents for Panasonic KX-TGP500
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Page 2: Answering A Call
Base Station Capabilities A single base station can handle up to eight lines, six handsets, and three simultaneous calls. Note the top of the phone's screen; there are three handset icons. A hollow icon means “available,” while a solid icon means “in use.” If all three icons are solid, you will not be able to make an additional call. Placing a Call •... -
Page 3: Call History
Redial • From the main idle screen, press the [REDIAL] button, then press the [UP] and [DOWN] keys to scroll through the list of outgoing calls. • Press the [TALK] or [SPEAKER] button to dial the selected entry. • Use the [MENU] softkey (press inwards on the navigation control) for additional options. Call History •... -
Page 4: Call Forwarding
conference originator's phone will place the entire conference on hold. • To resume the conference call, press the blinking [CONF] softkey. • To terminate the conference, hang up. Call Transfer: Attended and Blind • During a call, press the [MENU] softkey, then select either the “Transfer” or the “Blind transfer” option;... -
Page 5: Line Select
• Press the [MENU] softkey, then select the “Initial settings” icon (a wrench). • Select the “Ringer settings” option, then select the desired option. • Using the [UP] and [DOWN] buttons, select the “Line” that you wish to set the ringer for. •... -
Page 6: Volume Adjustment
• Press the [LINE] softkey. • Use the [UP] and [DOWN] buttons to select the desired line, then press the [SELECT] softkey. Volume Adjustment To change the ringer volume: • Press the [MENU] softkey, then select the “Initial settings” icon (a wrench). •... - Page 7 Panasonic and the Panasonic logo are registered trademarks of Panasonic Corporation in the United States and various countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.