Siemens 4000 Description of the keys, Function keys, Only optiPoint W1 professional

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Basic facts of operation

Description of the keys

Function keys

The following function keys are available:

Key

a

t

MENU

FCN

LINE

Name

Use

Power On

•

Answer a call

Off-Hook

•

Dial a phone number

 

• Access to system functions

Power Off

•

End a call

On-Hook

•

Jump back in the Idle mode

 

• Activate or deactivate the handset

Soft key A

•

Scroll through functions

Soft key B

•

Select functions

 

 

Soft key C

 

 

Soft key D

 

 

Menu key

•

Open the Shortcut Menu Æ page 13

Function key

•

Use Shortcut Menu features Æ page 15

 

• Open the idle menu Menu Æ page 22

Line key

•

Scroll horizontal Æ page 10

Up

•

Scroll through items (in Shortcut/Function

 

 

Menu)

 

•

Volumesetting (while operating)

Select

•

Select item

Down

•

Scroll through items (in Shortcut/Function

 

 

Menu)

 

•

Volumesetting (while operating)

 

 

 

Only optiPoint W1 professional

PTT

Push-to-Talk key

•Operate in a push-to-talk (PTT) group broadcast mode Æ page 66.

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Contents HiPath Important information Operating instructionsSymbols Contents Placing a call Accepting and placing callsPush-to-Talk optiPoint W1 professional only Using a different telephoneSetting reminders Forwarding calls Index Documentation TipsOptiPoint WL1 professional Basic facts of operationOptiPoint W1 professional Line indicator Only optiPoint W1 professional Description of the keysFunction keys Mute Soft keysShortcut Menu View Shortcut Menu featuresLevel Soft Short Menu Action Key Cut Label If you know the soft key labelling Use Shortcut Menu featuresIf you know the Shortcut Menu number Through direct dialogue How to access a function of the communication systemBy using the Service menu How can I use them most effectively? Which functions can I use?Basic and enhanced functions OptiPoint WL1 professional Putting the handset into serviceRemoving the protective cover Inserting the batteriesOptiPoint W1 professional Charging and using the batteriesBattery operating and charging times Make and answer calls Return to idle status from anywhere in the menuDisplay settings in the Service menu Activating/deactivating the handsetSetting the handset display language Setting the handsetDisplay active settings Setting the handset noise mode Setting the handset ring typeView the current IP Address Setting the extension for the handsetSelect a channel Setting preferences for Push-to-TalkEnable/Disable Push-to-Talk Activating and deactivating the microphone Accepting and placing callsAnswering a call Last number redialEnding the second call, resuming the first call Using the camp-on functionActivating and deactivating the camp-on function Accepting a second callMaking a requested callback Using the mailboxViewing the mailbox Ending the mailbox viewing Using the HiPath Xpressions mailbox function optionalDeleting mailbox entries Using the appointment reminder function Activating/deactivating do not disturb Identifying an anonymous caller Mcid Extension does not reply or is busy Placing a callSuppressing call ID display for called party Entering commands via tone dialling Dtmf suffix dialling Calling a second user consultation Setting up a three-way conferenceConducting calls with multiple users Toggling between two callsSystem-supported conference Starting a conference from a single call Setting up a conferenceSetting up a conference from a consultation call Setting up a conference from a second callExpanding the conference from a consultation call Expanding a conferenceCalling and adding another user If the new user does not answerAccepting a second call and adding it to the conference Transferring the conferenceDuring the conference Viewing member information and disconnecting membersDisconnecting the last member added Transferring the call without prior announcement Transferring a callTransferring the call with prior announcement Resuming a parked call System-wide call parkingParking and resuming a call ParkingParking is not possible Making project calls Making calls with cost billingCall duration display Answering a callback request Using the callback functionIf you do not get through Storing a callback requestDeleting an entry that is displayed Camp-on making yourself noticedViewing and deleting stored callback re- quests Display the next entryOverride intruding on a conversation Locking the telephone line to prevent unauthorised dialling Telephone settingsLocking the telephone line to prevent misuse Enabling the telephone again Deleting a saved reminder Setting remindersForwarding calls Using call forwardingActivating and deactivating fixed forwarding Fixed forwardingProgramming and activating a forwarding destina- tion Deleting the destination for fixed forwarding DeactivatingActivating Selecting a variable forwarding type Variable forwardingProgramming a forwarding destination Checking forwarding Deleting a forwarding destinationActivating variable forwarding Deactivating variable forwardingAutomatic call forwarding Activating and deactivating forwarding by means of a switchForwarding type Code Exam Ple Call forwarding with codesDeactivating call forwarding Cancelling fixed forwardingProgramming and activating call forwarding Activating fixed forwardingDelayed call forwarding Forwarding calls for a different terminal Checking Checking/deactivating call forwarding for another telephoneChanging call forwarding for a different ter- minal Identifying yourself with a System-PIN and dialling Using a different telephone in the same way as your ownLogging on to a different telephone Call forwarding follow me after successful identi- fication Entering the PIN for your own HiPath 4000-systemDialing after successful identification Initiating a call Push-to-Talk OptiPoint W1 professional onlyMuting a PTT call Change PTT volumeSubsequent transmissions Receiving transmissionsTerminate incoming broadcasts End transmissionsPBX call during a PTT call Making a PBX call during a PTT call Incoming a PBX call during a PTT callDocumentation Tips Cleaning the telephoneTroubleshooting Possible remedy Reacting to error messages on the displayPossible cause Chirps audio Charge the Battery Pack Server refuses to lease the Wireless Telephone an IP address All APs are full or busy Cannot authenticate/associate with AP Regulatory Domain not set Possible error codes are Declaration of conformity Your contact in the event of problemsEU-guidelines Index BatteryReceiving transmissions
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4000 specifications

The Siemens 4000 is an advanced series of gas turbines designed for power generation, renowned for its efficiency, reliability, and versatility. This series has made significant contributions to the energy sector, particularly in combined cycle power plants, where its performance optimizes energy production.

One of the main features of the Siemens 4000 gas turbine family is its high efficiency. The turbines are designed to operate at a thermal efficiency level that can exceed 60%, particularly when integrated into combined cycle configurations. This efficiency translates into lower fuel consumption and reduced carbon emissions, making the Siemens 4000 an environmentally friendly choice for power generation.

The Siemens 4000 series utilizes cutting-edge technologies to enhance performance and reliability. It employs advanced materials and innovative cooling techniques that allow for higher operating temperatures, resulting in increased power output. The use of sophisticated digital controls and monitoring systems ensures that the turbine operates optimally under varying load conditions and contributes to enhanced operational flexibility.

Another characteristic that sets the Siemens 4000 apart is its modular design. This feature simplifies maintenance and troubleshooting, enabling quick replacements and reducing downtime. The turbines are designed for easy access to critical components, allowing for routine inspections and repairs without extensive disassembly.

In addition, the Siemens 4000 series includes various models, such as the SGT-4000F and SGT-8000H, that cater to different market needs and applications. The SGT-4000F, for instance, is particularly suited for flexible power generation and can quickly adjust output to meet fluctuating demand, making it ideal for integration with renewable energy sources.

The Siemens 4000 turbines also prioritize operational integrity. They are engineered to withstand harsh environmental conditions, ensuring reliable performance in diverse geographical settings. This robustness is complemented by Siemens' extensive service network, which provides expert support and maintenance solutions.

In summary, the Siemens 4000 series gas turbines represent a pinnacle of engineering in power generation technology. Their high efficiency, advanced materials, reliable performance, and flexible applications make them a preferred choice for utilities and independent power producers alike, paving the way for a sustainable energy future.
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