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Instructions for initiating a phone call using various methods like handset, speakerphone, or handsfree.
Methods to answer incoming calls, including lifting the handset or using the handsfree feature.
Steps to end an ongoing phone conversation by hanging up or pressing the Goodbye key.
Allows muting your microphone during a call, with indicators for mute status and return to conversation.
Functionality to redial the last outgoing number using specific key presses.
Stores and dials frequently used telephone numbers using feature keys.
Redirects incoming calls to another number or voicemail when away from the desk.
Enables storing and dialing frequently used numbers via one or two-digit codes.
Accesses frequently dialed numbers used across the company, managed by a designated controller.
Redirects an active call to another extension, placing the original caller on hold.
Allows establishing calls with up to six participants, including the initiator.
A red light indicating a new message in the user's voice mailbox.
Provides quick access to the voice mail system by lifting the handset and pressing the Message key.
Allows others to join an ongoing call by pressing the shared directory number.
Customizes phone settings like volume, contrast, and ring type using display prompts.
Selects different ring types or tones for incoming call alerts.
Adjusts the volume for ringer, speaker, handset, handsfree, and headset.
Modifies display screen contrast for better readability.
Allows selection of the desired language for the telephone screen display.
Measures the duration of individual phone calls, with options to turn it on or off.
Configures call logging to record all, only unanswered calls, or no calls.
Retrieves call history, allowing navigation through old or new call lists.
Customizes programmable line/feature keys with new labels using a guided process.