DETEWE opencom 100 - Application Menu

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Remote-Controlled Functions
(external access code, e.g.
0)
Z (destination tel. no.) #
Deleting the function
Z (reserved tel. no.) Z (system PIN)
*Z(your internal tel. no.) #
Using the telephone number re-
served in the OpenCom 100 for re-
mote control, you can configure or
delete instant call forwarding for
your own telephone number from a
remote location. This remotely-
programmed forwarding overwrites
any other internally active forward-
ing. Forwarding“ On Busy” and “Af-
ter Delay” are not affected. Incorrect
or non-existent telephone numbers
are rejected. Your authorisation is
checked in the same way as for for-
warding within the OpenCom 100. A
correct entry is confirmed with a
positive acknowledgement signal,
and the external call subsequently
ended.
Note: The procedure will be
aborted if there is a pause of longer
than 60 seconds between the entry of
two digits. Thanks to this time span, it
is also possible to implement remote-
controlled functions from GSM cell-
phones.
Calling a Voice Box from a
Remote Terminal
If your system administrator has
configured a voice box with the au-
thorisation for remote access, you
can also access and configure the
box from a remote terminal.
Using the telephone number of
OpenVoice …
(this telephone number is included
in the incoming call distribution)
1. Select the MSN or the system
telephone number to which
your system administrator has
assigned the internal telephone
number of OpenVoice.
2. Then enter the internal tele-
phone number of your voice box
– i.e. the telephone number of
the terminal which has been as-
signed to the voice box. Confirm
your input by pressing
*.
3. Enter the PIN of your voice box.
4. Follow the instructions in the
voice menu for all further oper-
ating steps.
Using the number of your
telephone…
(the number of your telephone is in-
cluded in the incoming call distribu-
tion; you have diverted the tele-
phone to your voice box)
1. Dial the MSN or the system ex-
tension number at which you
can reached externally.
2. You hear the welcome text for
callers to your voice box.