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General| Brand | Aastra |
|---|---|
| Model | 6753 |
| Category | Touch terminals |
| Language | English |
Provides a general introduction to the Aastra phone, covering its basic layout and purpose.
Explains the functionality and usage of the phone's alphanumeric keypad for dialing and text entry.
Details standard access codes for various phone functions, which may be system-personalized.
Describes the procedure for using the phone's handset to make and receive calls.
Explains how to activate and deactivate the group listening mode for calls via the loudspeaker.
Covers the adjustment of handset and loudspeaker volume levels, with 8 available settings.
Details how to dial numbers for internal and external calls directly using the keypad.
Explains how to use pre-programmed keys for quick access to frequently called parties.
Describes the function to automatically redial the last number called using the green key.
Provides instructions on how to dial the attendant or switchboard for call reception.
Explains how to find and call internal contacts by entering their names on the keypad.
Details how to activate and deactivate the automatic callback feature for unavailable contacts.
Explains how to store and redial numbers temporarily for later call back.
Covers adjusting the ringer volume level using the -/+ keys during an incoming call.
Describes how to temporarily silence the ringer for an incoming call using the red key.
Details the procedure to answer an incoming call by picking up the handset.
Explains how to intercept calls meant for other extensions or groups.
Explains how to activate and deactivate the microphone for private conversations during a call.
Details how to place a call on hold and resume it later on the same phone.
Details how to place a call on hold and resume it later on another phone.
Provides instructions on how to transfer a current call to another phone or extension.
Describes how to initiate a call to a second party while on an existing call.
Explains how to answer a second incoming call without disconnecting the first one.
Details how to switch between two active call parties.
Describes how to disconnect one party from a call, potentially returning to a held party.
Explains the process of setting up a three-way conference call with multiple parties.
Covers additional call management features, such as the trace function for identifying nuisance calls.
Details the procedure for programming personal abbreviated numbers (speed dial entries) from 0 to 9.
Explains how to delete previously programmed personal abbreviated numbers.
Provides instructions on how to dial personal abbreviated numbers in standby or during a call.
Describes how to use common abbreviated numbers for faster dialing.
Explains how to view the log of the last 5 inbound calls on the phone.
Details how to directly call back a party from the incoming call log.
Provides instructions on how to erase all entries from the inbound call log.
Guides users through the process of programming keys for numbers or specific functions.
Explains how to change the existing programming of a programmable key.
Details the procedure for erasing the programming from a programmable key.
Provides instructions on how to label programmed keys for easy identification of their functions.
Details how to forward calls immediately, on no answer, or when busy to another phone.
Explains how to forward calls immediately, on no answer, or when busy to the user's voicemail.
Provides instructions for cancelling programmed call forwarding settings.
Guides on storing call forwarding functions on programmable keys for quick activation.
Explains how to force a call through to a forwarded number or override forwarding.
Details how to access and personalize voice mailbox settings, including access codes and greetings.
Explains how to access and listen to new voice messages received in the mailbox.
Describes programming voicemail access codes onto a programmable key for easier access.
Explains how to answer and manage multiple calls simultaneously using programmed multi-key functions.
Details how to use the multi-line function, managing multiple directory numbers and associated calls.
Guides users on programming a key to monitor the status of other phones.
Explains how to interpret indicator lights and perform actions on supervised phones.
Details how to activate, deactivate, and use the filter function for screening calls for another person.
Explains how to log into a general-purpose phone to access personal settings and calls.
Details the procedure to restore personal settings and calls on one's own phone after using a temporary one.
Provides instructions on how to log out of a temporary phone, returning it to general-purpose use.
Guides users on programming appointments into the phone's agenda for time-based reminders.
Explains how to cancel a single programmed appointment by entering its time.
Details how to cancel all programmed appointments at once.
Explains how to activate and deactivate the 'Do not disturb' function to block incoming calls.
Details how to force a call through to a phone that has the 'Do not disturb' function activated.
Guides on storing the 'Do not disturb' function on a programmable key for quick activation and deactivation.
Explains how to temporarily recover phone features and programming on another phone.
Details the procedure to activate the phone lock, restricting outgoing calls and access to logs.
Explains how to make external calls while the phone is locked, requiring a secret code.
Describes how to dial emergency numbers while the phone is in a locked state.
Provides instructions on how to deactivate the phone lock using the secret code.
Covers choosing a melody and adjusting the ringer volume level for incoming calls.
Details how to adjust the screen contrast level for better readability.
Explains how to adjust the volume of key press beeps, including silencing them.
Guides users on personalizing the secret code required for accessing certain phone functions.
Lists the items included in the phone's packaging for setup and use.
Describes optional features like headset microphone compatibility and extension modules.
Lists the marketing codes for different Aastra terminals and modules.
Details the physical connections for the handset, headset, and telephone network.
Explains how to place the phone on a desk using its feet and adjust its tilt angle.
Provides instructions for mounting the phone on a wall, including cradle installation.
Details the step-by-step process for installing the M670 extension module.
Shows the correspondence of programmable keys when substituting or replacing phones.
Provides important safety warnings, connection guidelines, maintenance, and disposal information.
Defines key terms and functions used throughout the user manual for better understanding.
Offers solutions for common faults like no display, no dial tone, no sound, or access issues.
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