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Applications available on your OpenStage phone

LDAP directory

If you have access to an LDAP directory (contact the responsible adminis-

trator), you can search contacts in a company-wide directory.

A user-friendly, advanced search function is available for this. You can trans-

fer any entries found to your local phonebook.

Searching for a contact

• Simple search Æ page 147

• Quick search Æ page 149

Using a contact

• Calling a contact Æ page 103

• Transfer entry to local phonebook Æ page 149

Important Information2
- Trademarks2
- Location of the Telephone3
- Product Support on the Internet3
- Table of Contents4
General Information12
- About this Manual12
  - Symbols Used in the Manual12
- Service13
- Intended Use13
- Telephone Type13
- Speakerphone Quality and Display Legibility13
- Single-Line Telephone/Multi-Line Telephone14
Getting to Know Your Openstage Phone15
- The User Interface of Your Openstage15
- Ports on the Underside of the Phone16
  - Using Network Ports more Efficiently17
- Openstage Key Module18
- Openstage Manager19
  - Features19
- Keys and Controls20
- Graphic Display29
  - Appearance29
  - Display Keyboard30
- Context-Dependent Displays31
Applications Available on Your Openstage Phone36
- Application Navigation36
- Telephony Interface37
  - Single-Line View37
  - Multi-Line View38
- Phonebooks40
  - Personal Phonebook41
  - LDAP Directory42
- Call Lists43
- Voicemail46
  - Entry Details46
  - Administration46
- Program/Service Menu/Applications Menu47
- Help Function49
- Control and Monitoring Function50
Basic Functions51
- Secure Voice Transmission51
- Incoming Calls51
- Directed Pickup54
  - Picking up Call54
  - Picking up a Held Call55
- Switching to Speakerphone Mode56
- Switching to the Handset56
- Switching from Headset to Speakerphone Mode57
  - In Standard Mode57
  - In U.S. Mode57
- Open Listening57
- Ending a Call58
- Group Call59
- Making Calls61
- Redial64
- Activating/Deactivating the Microphone65
- Consulting a Second Party66
- Call Forwarding70
- Callback76
- Calling Back Missed Calls79
Programmable Sensor Keys80
- List of Available Functions80
- Programming Sensor Keys81
  - Initiating Programming81
  - Beginning Programming82
- Programming Enhanced Functions83
- Using Sensor Keys86
- Resetting Sensor Keys87
Enhanced Phone Functions88
- Incoming Calls88
- Making Calls103
- Conference107
  - Local Conference107
  - System-Supported Conference110
Making Calls with Multiple Lines112
- Incoming Calls112
  - Accepting Calls for the Primary Line112
  - Accepting Calls for Secondary Lines112
- Making Calls113
- During Calls115
- Direct Station Selection Keys120
- Making Calls in an Executive-Secretary Team123
- Executive-Secretary" with Executive/Assistant Cockpit128
- Settings for Multi-Line Phones (Keyset)136
Phonebooks and Call Lists141
- Personal Phonebook141
- LDAP Database147
- Call Lists150
Privacy/Security152
- Deactivating the Ring Tone152
- Do Not Disturb153
- Security155
  - User Password155
  - Locking the Phone157
Mobility Function159
- Mobility Scenarios159
  - Logging on and off at the same Phone159
  - Logging on and off at Different Phones159
- Logging on and off at the same Phone160
  - Logging on to the Phone160
  - Logging off from the Phone161
- Logging on at Different Telephones162
  - Logging on with Forced Logoff at a Remote Phone162
  - Logging on with Forced, Delayed Logoff at a Remote Phone163
Openscape Voice Functions164
- Feature Toggle Key164
- Making Anonymous Calls165
- Creating a List for Selective Calls167
  - For Call Acceptance167
  - For Call Rejection168
- Anonymous Calls169
  - Rejecting169
  - Accepting169
- Using Abbreviated Dialing170
- Call Tracing170
- Hunt Group Functions171
  - Making a Line Busy171
  - Marking the Last Line in the Hunt Group Chain172
- Reachability173
  - Serial Call173
  - Parallel Call174
- Parking a Call176
  - Park a Call176
  - Unparking176
- Silent Monitoring177
  - Active Silent Monitoring177
  - Muted Silent Monitoring178
- Table of Codes for Openscape Voice Functions179
Individual Phone Configuration180
- Display180
- Lamp Brightness for Touchslider182
- Set the Sensitivity of the Touchguide183
- Contrast for the Openstage Key Module184
- Screensaver185
- Date and Time188
- Audio192
- Setting the Language and Country199
  - Display Language199
  - Country-Specific Setting201
- Context Menu202
  - Activating/Deactivating Automatic Menu Display202
  - Setting the Display Time202
- Bluetooth203
- Network Information215
- Resetting User Data216
  - Initiating the Reset216
Bluetooth217
- Discoverability217
- Pairing217
- Transferring Contacts218
  - Receiving a Vcard218
  - Sending a Vcard219
- Using a Bluetooth Headset220
  - Connecting the Bluetooth Headset220
  - Testing a Bluetooth Headset221
- Using a Bluetooth Conference Phone222
  - Connecting a "Konftel 60W" Bluetooth Conference Phone222
  - Testing the "Konftel 60W" Bluetooth Conference Phone224
Backup/Restore225
- Saving User Data226
- Restoring User Data227
- Deleting a User Backup on a Storage Medium228
- Displaying and Checking Backups on USB Media229
Web Interface (WBM)230
- Calling up the Web Interface230
Fixing Problems235
- Caring for Your Telephone235
- Troubleshooting235
- Contact Partner in the Case of Problems235
Local User Menu236
- Opening the User Menu on the Phone236
- User Menu Display236
  - Key Functions246
Index248
Display Icons252

Brand	Siemens
Model	OpenStage 60 SIP
Category	IP Phone
Language	English

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