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Describes softkey labels under the display and their changing functions.
Explains labels and symbols used to indicate phone types and configuration buttons.
Send your calls to another telephone in your system.
Place a call on hold to answer it from any telephone.
Change dialing filters or gain external access using a COS password.
Establish and manage three-party and multi-party conference calls.
Consult privately with one caller while the other is on hold.
Choose between Standard, Automatic, or Pre-Dial modes for placing calls.
Prevent incoming calls from ringing at your telephone.
Route calls to multiple destinations and manage call flow.
Temporarily suspend a call.
Select language for the telephone display.
Dial into a conference call at a specified time and number.
Join a Meet-Me conference call by entering details.
Send and manage messages to other telephones.
Block outgoing name or number for specific calls.
Make a page announcement through internal or external speakers.
Interrupt a person on a call.
Record active calls and store them as WAV files.
Select a distinctive ring to differentiate telephones.
Save and redial numbers.
Dial numbers quickly using two- or three-digit codes.
Program personal speed dial numbers.
Send a call to another telephone within or outside the system.
Prevent your telephone from receiving voice calls.
View call history entries, including caller details and call status.
Select the type of calls stored automatically in your Call Log.
Record caller information for the last external call if feature is activated.
Access features through a display menu on IP phones.
Program memory buttons for autodial numbers or feature activation.
Assign names to external autodial numbers programmed on KEM.
Program feature codes onto memory buttons.
Divert your IP phone configuration to another phone on the system.
Activate Hot Desking by diverting calls to another telephone.
Deactivate Hot Desking to return the phone to its original configuration.
Describes softkey labels under the display and their changing functions.
Explains labels and symbols used to indicate phone types and configuration buttons.
Send your calls to another telephone in your system.
Place a call on hold to answer it from any telephone.
Change dialing filters or gain external access using a COS password.
Establish and manage three-party and multi-party conference calls.
Consult privately with one caller while the other is on hold.
Choose between Standard, Automatic, or Pre-Dial modes for placing calls.
Prevent incoming calls from ringing at your telephone.
Route calls to multiple destinations and manage call flow.
Temporarily suspend a call.
Select language for the telephone display.
Dial into a conference call at a specified time and number.
Join a Meet-Me conference call by entering details.
Send and manage messages to other telephones.
Block outgoing name or number for specific calls.
Make a page announcement through internal or external speakers.
Interrupt a person on a call.
Record active calls and store them as WAV files.
Select a distinctive ring to differentiate telephones.
Save and redial numbers.
Dial numbers quickly using two- or three-digit codes.
Program personal speed dial numbers.
Send a call to another telephone within or outside the system.
Prevent your telephone from receiving voice calls.
View call history entries, including caller details and call status.
Select the type of calls stored automatically in your Call Log.
Record caller information for the last external call if feature is activated.
Access features through a display menu on IP phones.
Program memory buttons for autodial numbers or feature activation.
Assign names to external autodial numbers programmed on KEM.
Program feature codes onto memory buttons.
Divert your IP phone configuration to another phone on the system.
Activate Hot Desking by diverting calls to another telephone.
Deactivate Hot Desking to return the phone to its original configuration.
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