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Special Modes
for example. By manually entering a
routing code, you can also adminis-
ter the tariff charge data for private
and professional calls separately.
Your system administrator will in-
form you of the current routes and
their routing codes.
Time Control
Several time groups can be config-
ured in the OpenCom 100. Depend-
ing on the activated time group, in-
coming calls are signalled on
different terminals. It is possible to
automatically change between
these time groups, according to a
timetable set up by the system ad-
ministrator, or to change them man-
ually.
You can only program this function if
the system administrator has acti-
vated the “Time control” authorisa-
tion for your user group.
Activating automatic time control
H*8#
This key combination activates auto-
matic time control. The setting re-
mains unchanged until one of the
available time groups is set manu-
ally. If the selected time group is not
configured (i.e. no call distribution
has been configured for the time
group), all incoming calls are sig-
nalled simultaneously on all con-
nected telephones. Ask your system
administrator about the current call
distribution.
Manually setting a time group
H*8*Z (number of the
time group, e.g.
1) #
You activate the required time group
using this procedure; automatic time
control is then deactivated.
Deleting All Call
Forwarding in the
Exchange
H*184
Z
(system PIN) #
Call forwarding can be set up in the
network operator’s exchange. For
setting up new call forwarding or
finding faults, it can be useful to de-
lete all active call forwarding in the
exchange. Using the above code-
number procedure, you can do this
from any telephone.
The system PIN is issued by the sys-
tem administrator. It must have
been changed from the factory set-
ting “0000” valid on delivery to an-
other value.
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