The current setting is shown on the first lines of the display
(»Off«).
Messge. contin.:
Off
to>_«
Number of calls: 10
Off
save
back
t Using the key panel of the telephone, enter the number (20digitsmax.), to which the calls
are to be forwarded.Ifanumber is alreadygiven, you can deleteit using the leftarrowkey.
s Press the »Number of calls:« softkey to set the number of calls (messages) after
which automatic relaying of messages begins. The various options are shown one after
the other when the softkey is pressed.
For example:»1«, »2«, ....,»10«, »15«, »20« or »30«.
s Press the »Off« softkey , if you wish to enable automatic relaying of messages. The vari
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ous options are shown one after the other when the softkey is pressed.
»On,Anncm.« Forwarding is carried out with a call having a forwarding an-
nouncement, or a request signal. You can then play back the
new messages.
»On,Message/SMS« The SMS sent informs you that new messages have been re-
corded.
»On,Message/UUS« The UUS1 message sent informs you that new messages have
been recorded.
s Press the softkey »save«, to memorize the new settings. Press the »back« softkey to
quit the menu without saving the settings.
When you have set your telephone for automatic relaying of messages, this will be indi
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catedinthe idle state of the phonebyan »×«onthe display. Any costs which are accrued
for automatic forwarding are allocated to the ISDN connection (for the MSN) at which
the telephone is connected.
Forwarding procedure
Automatic forwarding to the set number is initiated when the defined number of recorded messages
is reached (call, UUS1 or SMS message). After a successful forwarding attempt, the counter for the
number of recorded messages is cleared. The next automatic forwarding is made when the set num
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ber of messages is again reached.
If this automatic notitication can not be submitted (e.g. when the line is busy), fivemore attempts will
be made. After five unsuccessful attempts, the forwarding process is canceledand starts againwhen a
new message is recorded.
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