Blaupunkt AntaresT60 Hold/broker’s calls, Conference calls, Foreign calls

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USING THE TELEPHONE

Hold/broker’s calls

Hold means that you place or receive a sec- ond call, while you are already using the tel- ephone. You can only speak to one caller at a time. The callers have no contact with one another.

Hold

When you are already using the phone,

➮press MEM to activate the hold function.

➮Now you can use the 0 - 9 buttons to enter the telephone number for the sec- ond call.

➮Once the complete number appears in the display, press .

The call will be put through to the second number. The first caller will stay on “hold”.

Broker’s calls

A broker’s call means you switch from one caller to the other.

➮Press MEM to switch between the two callers.

Note:

With a caller on “hold”, you can also accept a third incoming call. Press OK to accept the call or CLR to reject it.

If you accept a third call, the connection to the active caller will be terminated.

Conference calls

With conference calls there is a direct con- nection between all of the callers.

Once you have two callers as described in the section on “Hold/broker’s calls”,

➮press OK.

The conference call will be set up. CONFER- ENCE will appear in the display.

Ending a conference call

To end the conference call,

➮press CLR.

Note:

During a conference call you can also answer a call from a third caller. Press OK to answer the call or CLR to reject it. The conference will be put on “hold”. Then you can press MEM to switch between the conference call and the third caller (broker’s call).

Notebook function

During a telephone call you can use the keypad to enter a telephone number. After the call has ended, the number will appear in the display and can be used as desired.

Note:

If the vehicle ignition is switched off during a telephone call, the Radiophone will switch off automatically after the call has ended. Any telephone number you have entered in the notebook will be deleted.

Foreign calls

The internationally uniform GSM standard allows you to place telephone calls with your RADIOPHONE in foreign countries as well.

It is necessary that there is a roaming agree- ment between the service providers in the two countries. In addition, your service provider must activate international roaming for your SIM card.

You can obtain a current list of the countries with the service providers responsible (net- work code and name) and the different charges involved.

Note:

If you want to place calls using your RADIO- PHONE in a foreign country, contact your service provider well in advance.

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Contents Antares T60 Equipment Illustration Radiophone Antares T 60 and you can be sure safety is first Equipment Description Radiophone Antares TContents General information Special functions Safety information Safety InformationAccessories Safety standardsInstallation Important InformationOperating the Radiophone Operating the RadiophoneBasic functions Selecting the audio modeDirect access to functions PaX Operating the Radiophone Basic FunctionsControlling/adjusting the volume Adjusting the beep volumeTone and balance/fader LoudnessAdjusting brightness, colour and legibility Selecting the system languageConnecting auxiliary equipment Changing the DSC access codeResetting personal settings Optical theft protectionBasic Functions Radio Operation Selecting the radio modeRadio operation Code theft protectionPaging through station networks Selecting the memory bank/ wavebandSelecting a radio station Storing stations manuallySwitching between stereo and mono Recalling stored stationsSelecting Radiotext display Traffic radio reception CD changer operationTraffic Radio Reception Displaying the list of CDs in the changer CD Changer OperationPlaying tracks in random order MIX Naming CDsCD Changer Operation Telephone Functions General informationStarting telephone operation OperationStarting Telephone Operation Adjusting the volume Starting TelephoneUnblocking the SIM card Telephone Settings Traffic announcements TA during hands-free operationService functions Audible call timerSelecting the ringing tone Displaying call charges/time Show During Call menu will appear in the displayUsing the telephone Using the TelephoneDialing phone numbers Selecting the phone number from the list of missed calls Selecting the phone number from the list of calls receivedAnswering a call Redial Switching the microphone to muteRejecting a call Call waiting 2nd call on holdHold/broker’s calls Conference callsForeign calls Selecting a network Network Selection menu will ap- pear in the displayEditing the network list Call forwardingCall barring Press OK Select RegisterLocking the Phone Entering names and telephone numbers Phone bookPhone Book Storing names / telephone numbersFinding entries Editing entriesLocking/unlocking access to the phone book Capacity queryEntering your own phone number Reading new messages Messages SMS / MailboxMessages / Mailbox Sending messagesReading old messages Deleting messagesMailbox Mobile box Cell broadcast messages Special functionsMessages / Mailbox Special Functions Determining the user groupAmplifier SpecificationsSpecial Functions Specifications TunerTelephone operation Remote Control OptionalRadio operation CD changer operation optionalDSC menu Telephone Telephone Menu OverviewSetup Menu Setup Menu Phone book DSC menu Radio Radio Menu OverviewRadio Glossary of Technical Terms GlossaryMIX Speed-dial Service numbers WWW
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