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Siemens OpenStage 40 SIP User Manual (220 pages)
Telephones
Brand:
Siemens
| Category:
Telephone
| Size: 3.25 MB
Table of Contents
Important Information
2
Trademarks
2
Location of the Telephone
3
Product Support on the Internet
3
Table of Contents
4
General Information
11
About this Manual
11
Symbols Used in the Manual
11
Service
12
Intended Use
12
Telephone Type
12
Speakerphone Quality and Display Legibility
12
Single-Line Telephone/Multi-Line Telephone
13
Getting to Know Your Openstage Phone
14
The User Interface of Your Openstage 40/40 G
14
Ports on the Underside of the Phone
15
Using Network Ports more Efficiently
16
Key Module
17
Openstage Key Module
17
Openstage Key Module 15
18
Keys
19
Function Keys
19
Audio Keys
19
Navigator
20
Programmable Sensor Keys
21
Trunk Keys (on Multi-Line Phones Only)
22
Keypad
24
Display
26
Idle Mode
26
Idle-Display View and Icons
26
Context-Dependent Displays
27
Telephony Interface
29
Single-Line View
29
Multi-Line View
30
Phonebooks
32
Personal Phonebook
32
LDAP Directory
33
Messages
34
Voice Mail
34
Calls
35
Telephone Menu
37
Program/Service Menu
37
User Settings
37
Administration
38
Control and Monitoring Function
38
Contributing to Environmental Protection by Saving Energy
39
Basic Functions
40
Secure Voice Transmission
40
Answering a Call
40
Answering a Call Via the Handset
41
Answering a Call Via the Loudspeaker (Speakerphone Mode)
41
Answering a Call Via the Headset
42
Directed Pickup
43
Accept Call
43
Picking up the Held Call
44
Switching from Handset to Speakerphone Mode
45
Switching from Speakerphone Mode to the Handset
45
Switching from Headset to Speakerphone Mode
46
In Standard Mode
46
In U.S. Mode
46
Open Listening
46
Activating/Deactivating the Microphone
47
Ending a Call
47
Group Call
48
Call Control
51
Two Calls Simultaneously
51
While Dialling
51
Making Calls
53
Off-Hook Dialing
53
On-Hook Dialing
54
Immediate Dialing
55
Dialing Using the Hot or Warm Line Function
56
Redial
57
Consulting a Second Party
58
Ending a Consultation Call
59
Switching to the Held Party (Alternating)
60
Putting on Hold and Retrieving Successively or Simultaneously
61
Connecting Parties
62
Call Forwarding
63
Activate or Deactivate Immediate Forwarding
64
Saving Destination Phone Numbers for Call Forwarding
65
Activate/Deactivate Call Forwarding
67
Call Forwarding Chain
69
Callback
70
Requesting Callback
70
Responding to a Callback
71
Allow Callback
72
Calling Back Missed Calls
73
Programmable Sensor Keys
74
List of Available Functions
74
Programming Sensor Keys
75
Beginning Programming
75
Beginning Programming
76
Programming Enhanced Functions
76
Repertory Dial
76
Feature Toggle
78
Forwarding
79
Using Sensor Keys
80
Example 1: Calling Saved Number
80
Example 2: Call Waiting Toggle Activating/Deactivating
80
Example 3: Immediate Ring
80
Resetting Sensor Keys
81
Enhanced Phone Functions
82
Incoming Calls
82
Accepting Calls Via the Headset
82
Deflecting a Call
82
Rejecting a Call
84
Configuring Call Forwarding
84
Setting Alerts
85
Placing a Call on Hold
86
Call Waiting (Second Call)
90
Transferring a Call
94
CTI Calls
97
Making Calls
99
Dialing with the DDS Key
99
Dialing from the Local Phonebook
99
Dialing from the LDAP Database
99
Dialing a Phone Number from a List
100
Using Autodial Delay
101
Conference
104
Local Conference
104
System-Based Conference
107
Phonebooks and Call Lists
109
Local Phonebook
109
Creating a New Contact
109
Editing a Contact
109
Deleting a Contact
110
Deleting All Contacts
110
Searching for a Contact
111
LDAP Database
112
Finding an LDAP Entry
112
Extended LDAP Editing
113
Quick Search
114
Call Lists
115
Editing Entries
115
Delete All Entries
115
Making Calls with Multiple Lines
116
Incoming Calls
116
Accepting Calls for the Primary Line
116
Accepting Calls for Secondary Lines
116
Making Calls
117
Manual Trunk Seizure
117
Automatic Trunk Seizure
118
Dialing the Last Dialed Number
118
Forwarding Calls on Primary Line
118
During Calls
119
Making and Receiving Calls on a Single Line
119
Making and Receiving Calls with Multiple Lines
119
Putting a Line on Hold
120
Lines with Hot or Warm Line Function
121
Busy Override
122
Direct Station Selection Keys
123
Calling a Station Directly
123
Call Pickup
124
Deflecting a Call to a DSS Station
125
LED Display on DSS Keys
125
Making Calls in an Executive-Secretary Team
126
Sample Scenarios
126
Accepting a Call
127
Connecting a Call
128
DSS Keys Can be Used
130
Using Line Overview
130
Settings for Multiline (Keyset)
131
Displaying the Line in the "Overview" Tab
131
Setting the Time for a Delayed Ringer
132
Configuring the "Overview" Tab Display
133
Line Preview
134
Rollover for a Line
135
Privacy/Security
136
Deactivating the Ringer
136
Do Not Disturb
137
Enabling Do Not Disturb Via a Key
137
Enabling Do Not Disturb Via the Idle Menu
137
Allowing "Do Not Disturb
138
Security
139
User Password
139
Phone Locking
142
Mobility
144
Mobility Scenarios
144
Logging on and off at the same Phone
144
Logging on and off at Different Phones
144
Logging on and off at the same Phone
145
Logging on to the Phone
145
Logging off from the Phone
146
Logging on at Different Telephones
147
Logging on with Forced Logoff at a Remote Phone
147
Logging on with Forced, Delayed Logoff at a Remote Phone
148
Openscape Voice Functions
149
Feature Toggle Key
149
Making Anonymous Calls
150
Deactivating
150
Activating
150
Temporarily Activating Anonymous Calling for the Next Call
151
Temporarily Deactivating Anonymous Calling for the Next Call
151
Creating a List for Selective Calls
152
For Call Acceptance
152
For Call Rejection
153
Anonymous Calls
154
Rejecting
154
Accepting
154
Using Abbreviated Dialing
155
Call Tracing
155
Hunt Group Functions
156
Making a Line Busy
156
Marking the Last Line in the Hunt Group Chain
157
Reachability
158
Serial Call
158
Parallel Call
159
Parking a Call
161
Call Park
161
Unparking
161
Silent Monitoring
162
Active Silent Monitoring
162
Muted Silent Monitoring
163
Code Table for Openscape Voice Functions
164
Individual Phone Configuration
165
Display
165
Adjusting the Display to a Comfortable Reading Angle
165
Setting Contrast
165
Background Lighting
165
Contrast for the Openstage Key Module
166
Date and Time
167
Setting the Time
167
Setting the Date
167
Setting Daylight Saving Time
168
Automatic Daylight Saving Time
169
Time Display Format
170
Date Display Format
170
Audio
171
Volumes
171
Settings
172
Tone and Indication with an Unsecured Voice Connection
177
Key Click
178
Setting the Language and Country
179
Selecting a Language
179
Country-Specific Setting
181
Context Menu
182
Activating/Deactivating Automatic Menu Display
182
Setting the Display Time
182
Network Information
183
Resetting User Data
184
Initiating the Reset
184
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Siemens OpenStage 40 SIP User Manual (217 pages)
Siemens Telephone User Manual
Brand:
Siemens
| Category:
Telephone
| Size: 1.16 MB
Table of Contents
Important Information
2
Trademarks
2
Location of the Telephone
3
Product Support on the Internet
3
Table of Contents
4
General Information
11
About this Manual
11
Symbols Used in the Manual
11
Service
12
Intended Use
12
Telephone Type
12
Speakerphone Quality and Display Legibility
12
Single-Line Telephone/Multi-Line Telephone
13
Getting to Know Your Openstage Phone
14
The User Interface of Your Openstage 40/40 G
14
Ports on the Underside of the Phone
15
Using Network Ports more Efficiently
16
Key Module
17
Openstage Key Module
17
Openstage Key Module 15
18
Keys
19
Function Keys
19
Audio Keys
19
Navigator
20
Programmable Sensor Keys
21
Trunk Keys (on Multi-Line Phones Only)
22
Keypad
24
Display
26
Idle Mode
26
Idle-Display View and Icons
26
Context-Dependent Displays
27
Telephony Interface
29
Single-Line View
29
Multi-Line View
30
Phonebooks
32
Personal Phonebook
32
LDAP Directory
33
Messages
34
Voicemail
34
Calls
35
Telephone Menu
37
Program/Service Menu
37
User Settings
37
Administration
38
Control and Monitoring Function
38
Contributing to Environmental Protection by Saving Energy
39
Basic Functions
40
Secure Voice Transmission
40
Answering a Call
40
Answering a Call Via the Handset
41
Answering a Call Via the Loudspeaker (Speakerphone Mode)
41
Answering a Call Via the Headset
42
Directed Pickup
43
Accept Call
43
Picking up the Held Call
44
Switching from Handset to Speakerphone Mode
45
Switching from Speakerphone Mode to the Handset
45
Switching from Headset to Speakerphone Mode
46
In Standard Mode
46
In U.S. Mode
46
Open Listening
46
Activating/Deactivating the Microphone
47
Ending a Call
47
Group Call
48
Making Calls
51
Off-Hook Dialing
51
On-Hook Dialing
52
Immediate Dialing
53
Dialing Using the Hot or Warm Line Function
54
Redial
55
Consulting a Second Party
56
Switching to the Held Party (Alternating)
57
Putting on Hold and Retrieving Successively or Simultaneously
58
Connecting Parties
59
Call Forwarding
60
Programming Call Forwarding
61
Activating/Deactivating Call Forwarding
63
Activating Call Forwarding for All Calls
64
Call Forwarding Chain
65
Callback
66
Requesting Callback
66
Responding to a Callback
67
Permitting Callback on Busy/No Reply
68
Calling Back Missed Calls
69
Programmable Sensor Keys
70
List of Available Functions
70
Programming Sensor Keys
71
Beginning Programming
71
Beginning Programming
72
Programming Enhanced Functions
72
Repertory Dial
72
Feature Toggle
74
Forwarding
75
Using Sensor Keys
76
Example 1: Calling Saved Number
76
Example 2: Call Waiting Toggle Activating/Deactivating
76
Example 3: Immediate Ring
76
Resetting Sensor Keys
77
Enhanced Phone Functions
78
Incoming Calls
78
Accepting Calls Via the Headset
78
Deflecting a Call
78
Rejecting a Call
80
Configuring Call Forwarding
80
Placing a Call on Hold
82
Call Waiting (Second Call)
86
Transferring a Call
90
CTI Calls
93
Making Calls
95
Dialing with the DDS Key
95
Dialing from the Local Phonebook
95
Dialing from the LDAP Database
95
Dialing a Phone Number from a List
96
Using Autodial Delay
97
Conference
100
Local Conference
100
System-Based Conference
103
Phonebooks and Call Lists
105
Local Phonebook
105
Creating a New Contact
105
Editing a Contact
105
Deleting a Contact
106
Deleting All Contacts
106
Searching for a Contact
107
LDAP Database
108
Finding an LDAP Entry
108
Extended LDAP Editing
109
Quick Search
110
Call Lists
111
Editing Entries
111
Delete All Entries
111
Making Calls with Multiple Lines
112
Incoming Calls
112
Accepting Calls for the Primary Line
112
Accepting Calls for Secondary Lines
112
Making Calls
113
Manual Trunk Seizure
113
Automatic Trunk Seizure
114
Dialing the Last Dialed Number
114
Forwarding Calls on Primary Line
114
During Calls
115
Making and Receiving Calls on a Single Line
115
Making and Receiving Calls with Multiple Lines
115
Putting a Line on Hold
116
Lines with Hot or Warm Line Function
117
Busy Override
118
Direct Station Selection Keys
119
Calling a Station Directly
119
Call Pickup
120
Deflecting a Call to a DSS Station
121
LED Display on DSS Keys
121
Making Calls in an Executive-Secretary Team
122
Sample Scenarios
122
Accepting a Call
124
Connecting a Call
125
DSS Keys Can be Used
127
Using Line Overview
127
Settings for Multiline (Keyset)
128
Displaying the Line in the "Overview" Tab
128
Setting the Time for a Delayed Ringer
129
Configuring the "Overview" Tab Display
130
Line Preview
131
Rollover for a Line
132
Privacy/Security
133
Deactivating the Ringer
133
Do Not Disturb
134
Enabling Do Not Disturb Via a Key
134
Enabling Do Not Disturb Via the Idle Menu
134
Allowing "Do Not Disturb
135
Security
136
User Password
136
Phone Locking
138
Mobility
140
Mobility Scenarios
140
Logging on and off at the same Phone
140
Logging on and off at Different Phones
140
Logging on and off at the same Phone
141
Logging on to the Phone
141
Logging off from the Phone
142
Logging on at Different Telephones
143
Logging on with Forced Logoff at a Remote Phone
143
Logging on with Forced, Delayed Logoff at a Remote Phone
144
Openscape Voice Functions
145
Feature Toggle Key
145
Making Anonymous Calls
146
Deactivating
146
Activating
146
Temporarily Activating Anonymous Calling for the Next Call
147
Temporarily Deactivating Anonymous Calling for the Next Call
147
Creating a List for Selective Calls
148
For Call Acceptance
148
For Call Rejection
149
Anonymous Calls
150
Rejecting
150
Accepting
150
Using Abbreviated Dialing
151
Call Tracing
151
Hunt Group Functions
152
Making a Line Busy
152
Marking the Last Line in the Hunt Group Chain
153
Reachability
154
Serial Call
154
Parallel Call
155
Parking a Call
157
Call Park
157
Unparking
157
Silent Monitoring
158
Active Silent Monitoring
158
Muted Silent Monitoring
159
Code Table for Openscape Voice Functions
160
Individual Phone Configuration
161
Display
161
Adjusting the Display to a Comfortable Reading Angle
161
Setting Contrast
161
Adjusting the Brightness
162
Background Lighting
163
Contrast for the Openstage Key Module
164
Date and Time
165
Setting the Time
165
Setting the Date
165
Setting Daylight Saving Time
166
Automatic Daylight Saving Time
167
Time Display Format
168
Date Display Format
168
Audio
169
Volumes
169
Settings
170
Tone and Indication with an Unsecured Voice Connection
175
Key Click
176
Setting the Language and Country
177
Selecting a Language
177
Country-Specific Setting
179
Context Menu
180
Activating/Deactivating Automatic Menu Display
180
Setting the Display Time
180
Network Information
181
Resetting User Data
182
Initiating the Reset
182
Siemens OpenStage 40 SIP User Manual (205 pages)
OpenScape Voice
Brand:
Siemens
| Category:
IP Phone
| Size: 2.2 MB
Table of Contents
Important Information
2
Trademarks
2
Location of the Telephone
3
Product Support on the Internet
3
Table of Contents
4
General Information
11
About this Manual
11
Symbols Used in the Manual
11
Service
12
Intended Use
12
Telephone Type
12
Speakerphone Quality and Display Legibility
12
Single-Line Telephone/Multi-Line Telephone
13
Basic Functions
14
Secure Voice Transmission
14
Answering a Call
14
Answering a Call Via the Handset
15
Answering a Call Via the Loudspeaker (Speakerphone Mode)
15
Answering a Call Via the Headset
16
Directed Pickup
17
Accept Call
17
Picking up the Held Call
18
Switching from Handset to Speakerphone Mode
19
Switching from Speakerphone Mode to the Handset
19
Switching from Headset to Speakerphone Mode
20
In Standard Mode
20
In U.S. Mode
20
Open Listening
20
Activating/Deactivating the Microphone
21
Ending a Call
21
Group Call
22
Listening to Voicemail
25
Call Control
26
Two Calls Simultaneously
26
While Dialling
26
Making Calls
28
Off-Hook Dialing
28
On-Hook Dialing
29
Immediate Dialing
30
Dialing Using the Hot or Warm Line Function
31
Redial
32
Consulting a Second Party
34
Ending a Consultation Call
35
Switching to the Held Party (Alternating)
36
Putting on Hold and Retrieving Successively or Simultaneously
37
Connecting Parties
38
Call Forwarding
39
Activate or Deactivate Immediate Forwarding
40
Saving Destination Phone Numbers for Call Forwarding
41
Activate/Deactivate Call Forwarding
43
Call Forwarding Chain
45
Callback
46
Requesting Callback
46
Responding to a Callback
47
Allow Callback
48
Calling Back Missed Calls
49
Programmable Sensor Keys
50
List of Available Functions
50
Programming Sensor Keys
51
Beginning Programming
51
Beginning Programming
52
Programming Enhanced Functions
52
Repertory Dial
52
Feature Toggle
54
Forwarding
55
Using Sensor Keys
56
Example 1: Calling Saved Number
56
Example 2: Call Waiting Toggle Activating/Deactivating
56
Example 3: Immediate Ring
56
Resetting Sensor Keys
57
Enhanced Phone Functions
58
Incoming Calls
58
Accepting Calls Via the Headset
58
Deflecting a Call
58
Rejecting a Call
60
Configuring Call Forwarding
60
Setting Alerts
61
Placing a Call on Hold
62
Call Waiting (Second Call)
68
Transferring a Call
72
CTI Calls
75
Making Calls
77
Dialing with the DDS Key
77
Dialing from the Local Phonebook
77
Dialing from the LDAP Database
77
Dialing a Phone Number from a List
78
Using Autodial Delay
79
Conference
82
Local Conference
82
System-Based Conference
85
Phonebooks and Call Lists
87
Local Phonebook
87
Creating a New Contact
87
Editing a Contact
87
Deleting a Contact
88
Deleting All Contacts
88
Searching for a Contact
89
LDAP Database
90
Finding an LDAP Entry
90
Extended LDAP Editing
91
Quick Search
92
Call Lists
93
Editing Entries
93
Delete All Entries
93
Activating/Deactivating the Call Journal
94
Making Calls with Multiple Lines
95
Incoming Calls
95
Accepting Calls for the Primary Line
95
Accepting Calls for Secondary Lines
95
Making Calls
96
Manual Trunk Seizure
96
Automatic Trunk Seizure
97
Dialing the Last Dialed Number
97
Forwarding Calls on Primary Line
97
During Calls
98
Making and Receiving Calls on a Single Line
98
Making and Receiving Calls with Multiple Lines
98
Putting a Line on Hold
99
Lines with Hot or Warm Line Function
100
Busy Override
101
Direct Station Selection Keys
102
Calling a Station Directly
102
Call Pickup
103
Deflecting a Call to a DSS Station
104
LED Display on DSS Keys
104
Making Calls in an Executive-Secretary Team
105
Sample Scenarios
105
Accepting a Call
106
Connecting a Call
107
DSS Keys Can be Used
109
Using Line Overview
109
Settings for Multiline (Keyset)
110
Displaying the Line in the "Overview" Tab
110
Setting the Time for a Delayed Ringer
111
Configuring the "Overview" Tab Display
112
Line Preview
113
Rollover for a Line
114
Privacy/Security
115
Deactivating the Ringer
115
Do Not Disturb
116
Enabling Do Not Disturb Via a Key
116
Enabling Do Not Disturb Via the Idle Menu
116
Allowing "Do Not Disturb
117
Security
118
User Password
118
Phone Locking
121
Mobility
123
Mobility Scenarios
123
Logging on and off at the same Phone
123
Logging on and off at Different Phones
123
Logging on and off at the same Phone
124
Logging on to the Phone
124
Logging off from the Phone
125
Logging on at Different Telephones
126
Logging on with Forced Logoff at a Remote Phone
126
Logging on with Forced, Delayed Logoff at a Remote Phone
127
Openscape Voice Functions
128
Feature Toggle Key
128
Making Anonymous Calls
129
Deactivating
129
Activating
129
Temporarily Activating Anonymous Calling for the Next Call
130
Temporarily Deactivating Anonymous Calling for the Next Call
130
Creating a List for Selective Calls
131
For Call Acceptance
131
For Call Rejection
132
Anonymous Calls
133
Rejecting
133
Accepting
133
Using Abbreviated Dialing
134
Call Tracing
134
Hunt Group Functions
135
Making a Line Busy
135
Marking the Last Line in the Hunt Group Chain
136
Reachability
137
Serial Call
137
Parallel Call
138
Parking a Call
140
Call Park
140
Unparking
140
Silent Monitoring
141
Active Silent Monitoring
141
Muted Silent Monitoring
142
One-Way Intercom and Two-Way Intercom Function
143
One-Way Intercom
144
Two-Way Intercom
144
Announcing the Local Phone Number
145
Dialling the Last Caller
146
Retrieving and Dialling the Last Answered Caller
146
Retrieving and Dialling the Phone Number of the Last Caller Dialled
146
Picking up Out-Of-Hours Calls
147
Code Table for Openscape Voice Functions
148
Individual Phone Configuration
149
Display
149
Adjusting the Display to a Comfortable Reading Angle
149
Setting Contrast
149
Adjusting the Brightness
150
Backlight Time
151
Contrast for the Openstage Key Module
152
Date and Time
153
Setting the Time
153
Setting the Date
153
Setting Daylight Saving Time
154
Automatic Daylight Saving Time
155
Time Display Format
156
Date Display Format
156
Audio
157
Volumes
157
Settings
158
Tone and Indication with an Unsecured Voice Connection
163
Key Click
164
Setting the Language and Country
165
Selecting a Language
165
Country-Specific Setting
167
Context Menu
168
Activating/Deactivating Automatic Menu Display
168
Setting the Display Time
168
Network Information
169
Resetting User Data
170
Initiating the Reset
170
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Siemens OpenStage 40 SIP User Manual (196 pages)
multi-line telephone
Brand:
Siemens
| Category:
IP Phone
| Size: 4.01 MB
Table of Contents
Important Information
2
Trademarks
2
Location of the Telephone
3
Product Support on the Internet
3
Table of Contents
4
General Information
11
About this Manual
11
Symbols Used in the Manual
11
Service
12
Intended Use
12
Telephone Type
12
Speakerphone Quality and Display Legibility
12
Single-Line Telephone/Multi-Line Telephone
13
Getting to Know Your Openstage Phone
14
The User Interface of Your Openstage 40/40 G
14
Ports on the Underside of the Phone
15
Using Network Ports more Efficiently
16
Key Module
17
Openstage Key Module 40
17
Openstage Key Module 15
18
Keys
19
Function Keys
19
Audio Keys
19
Navigator
20
Programmable Sensor Keys
21
Trunk Keys (on Multi-Line Phones Only)
22
Keypad
24
Display
26
Idle Mode
26
Idle-Display View and Icons
26
Context-Dependent Displays
27
Telephony Interface
29
Single-Line View
29
Multi-Line View
30
Phonebooks
32
Personal Phonebook
32
LDAP Directory
33
Messages
34
Voicemail
34
Calls
35
Telephone Menu
37
Program/Service Menu
37
User Settings
37
Administration
38
Control and Monitoring Function
38
Basic Functions
39
Secure Voice Transmission
39
Answering a Call
39
Answering a Call Via the Handset
40
Answering a Call Via the Loudspeaker (Speakerphone Mode)
40
Accepting a Call Via the Headset
41
Directed Pickup
42
Picking up Call
42
Picking up the Held Call
43
Switching from Handset to Speakerphone Mode
44
Switching from Speakerphone Mode to the Handset
44
Switching from Headset to Speakerphone Mode
45
In Standard Mode
45
In U.S. Mode
45
Open Listening
45
Activating/Deactivating the Microphone
46
Ending a Call
46
Group Call
47
Making Calls
49
Off-Hook Dialing
49
On-Hook Dialing
50
Immediate Dialing
51
Dialing Using the Hot or Warm Line Function
52
Redial
53
Consulting a Second Party
54
Switching to the Held Party (Alternating)
55
Putting on Hold and Retreiving Successively or Simultaneously
56
Connecting Parties
57
Call Forwarding
58
Programming Call Forwarding
59
Activating/Deactivating Call Forwarding
61
Activating Call Forwarding for All Calls
62
Call Forwarding Chain
63
Callback
64
Requesting Callback
64
Responding to a Callback
65
Permitting Callback on Busy/No Reply
66
Calling Back Missed Calls
67
Programmable Sensor Keys
68
List of Available Functions
68
Programming Sensor Keys
69
Beginning Programming
69
Beginning Programming
70
Programming Enhanced Functions
70
Repertory Dial
70
Feature Toggle
72
Forwarding
73
Using Sensor Keys
74
Example 1: Calling Saved Number
74
Example 2: Call Waiting Toggle Activating/Deactivating
74
Example 3: Immediate Ring
74
Resetting Sensor Keys
75
Enhanced Phone Functions
76
Incoming Calls
76
Accepting Calls Via the Headset
76
Deflecting a Call
76
Rejecting a Call
78
Configuring Call Forwarding
78
Setting Alerts
79
Placing a Call on Hold
80
Call Waiting (Second Call)
83
Transferring a Call
87
CTI Calls
90
Making Calls
92
Dialing with the DDS Key
92
Dialing from the Local Phonebook
92
Dialing from the LDAP Database
92
Dialing a Phone Number from a List
93
Using Autodial Delay
94
Conference
97
Local Conference
97
System-Based Conference
100
Phonebooks and Call Lists
102
Local Phonebook
102
Creating a New Contact
102
Editing a Contact
102
Deleting a Contact
103
Deleting All Contacts
103
Searching for a Contact
104
LDAP Database
105
Finding an LDAP Entry
105
Extended LDAP Editing
106
Quick Search
107
Call Lists
108
Editing Entries
108
Deleting All Entries
108
Making Calls with Multiple Lines
109
Incoming Calls
109
Accepting Calls for the Primary Line
109
Accepting Calls for Secondary Lines
109
Making Calls
110
Manual Trunk Seizure
110
Automatic Trunk Seizure
111
Dialing the Last Dialed Number
111
Forwarding Calls on Primary Line
111
During Calls
112
Making and Receiving Calls on a Single Line
112
Making and Receiving Calls with Multiple Lines
112
Putting a Line on Hold
113
Lines with Hot or Warm Line Function
114
Busy Override
115
Direct Station Selection Keys
116
Calling a Station Directly
116
Call Pickup
117
Deflecting a Call to a DSS Station
118
LED Display on DSS Keys
118
Making Calls in an Executive-Secretary Team
119
Sample Scenarios
119
Accepting a Call
120
Connecting a Call
121
DSS Keys Can be Used
123
Using Line Overview
123
Settings for Multi-Line Phones (Keyset)
124
Displaying the Line in the "Overview" Tab
124
Setting the Time for a Delayed Ringer
125
Configuring the "Overview" Tab Display
126
Line Preview
127
Rollover for a Line
128
Privacy/Security
129
Deactivating the Ringer
129
Do Not Disturb
130
Enabling "Do Not Disturb" Via a Key
130
Enabling "Do Not Disturb" Via the Idle Menu
130
Allowing "Do Not Disturb
131
Security
132
User Password
132
Locking the Phone
134
Mobility
136
Mobility Scenarios
136
Logging on and off at the same Phone
136
Logging on and off at Different Phones
136
Logging on and off at the same Phone
137
Logging on to the Phone
137
Logging off from the Phone
138
Logging on at Different Telephones
139
Logging on with Forced Logoff at a Remote Phone
139
Logging on with Forced, Delayed Logoff at a Remote Phone
140
Openscape Voice Functions
141
Feature Toggle Key
141
Making Anonymous Calls
142
Deactivating
142
Activating
142
Temporarily Activating Anonymous Calling for the Next Call
143
Temporarily Deactivating Anonymous Calling for the Next Call
143
Creating a List for Selective Calls
144
For Call Acceptance
144
For Call Rejection
145
Anonymous Calls
146
Rejecting
146
Accepting
146
Using Abbreviated Dialing
147
Call Tracing
147
Hunt Group Functions
148
Making a Line Busy
148
Marking the Last Line in the Hunt Group Chain
149
Reachability
150
Serial Call
150
Parallel Call
151
Parking a Call
153
Park a Call
153
Unparking
153
Silent Monitoring
154
Active Silent Monitoring
154
Muted Silent Monitoring
155
Table of Codes for Openscape Voice Functions
156
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