Siemens 4000 Use Shortcut Menu features, If you know the Shortcut Menu number

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Basic facts of operation

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Use Shortcut Menu features

You can activate Shortcut Menu features while operat- ing calls or system settings with the Shortcut number or with its softkey.

To use this function you have to know either the Shortcut Menu number or the Shortcut Menu abbreviation of the feature!

Example: You want to transfer a call; "Transfer" is pro- grammed to shortcut key 2 and labelled with "TRAX".

You are on a call.

FCN

2

ABC

If you know the Shortcut Menu number:

Press keys in sequence.

FCN

TRAX

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If you know the soft key labelling:

Step through the levels until the right abbreviation is shown in the soft key display area.

Press the corresponding soft key.

Enter the phone number of the required user.

Press the on-hook key.

The person you were speaking with is now connected to the desired party.

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Contents HiPath Important information Operating instructionsSymbols Contents Placing a call Accepting and placing callsUsing a different telephone Setting reminders Forwarding callsPush-to-Talk optiPoint W1 professional only Index Documentation TipsOptiPoint WL1 professional Basic facts of operationOptiPoint W1 professional Line indicator Description of the keys Function keysOnly optiPoint W1 professional Mute Soft keysShortcut Menu View Shortcut Menu featuresLevel Soft Short Menu Action Key Cut Label Use Shortcut Menu features If you know the Shortcut Menu numberIf you know the soft key labelling How to access a function of the communication system By using the Service menuThrough direct dialogue Which functions can I use? Basic and enhanced functionsHow can I use them most effectively? 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 active settingsSetting the handset display language Setting the handset noise mode Setting the handset ring typeView the current IP Address Setting the extension for the handsetSetting preferences for Push-to-Talk Enable/Disable Push-to-TalkSelect a channel 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 callUsing the mailbox Viewing the mailboxMaking a requested callback Using the HiPath Xpressions mailbox function optional Deleting mailbox entriesEnding the mailbox viewing Using the appointment reminder function Activating/deactivating do not disturb Identifying an anonymous caller Mcid Placing a call Suppressing call ID display for called partyExtension does not reply or is busy 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 conferenceViewing member information and disconnecting members Disconnecting the last member addedDuring the conference Transferring a call Transferring the call with prior announcementTransferring the call without 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 Telephone settings Locking the telephone line to prevent misuseLocking the telephone line to prevent unauthorised dialling Enabling the telephone again Deleting a saved reminder Setting remindersForwarding calls Using call forwardingFixed forwarding Programming and activating a forwarding destina- tionActivating and deactivating fixed forwarding Deactivating ActivatingDeleting the destination for fixed forwarding 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/deactivating call forwarding for another telephone Changing call forwarding for a different ter- minalChecking Using a different telephone in the same way as your own Logging on to a different telephoneIdentifying yourself with a System-PIN and dialling Entering the PIN for your own HiPath 4000-system Dialing after successful identificationCall forwarding follow me after successful identi- fication Initiating a call Push-to-Talk OptiPoint W1 professional onlyMuting a PTT call Change PTT volumeSubsequent transmissions Receiving transmissionsEnd transmissions PBX call during a PTT callTerminate incoming broadcasts Making a PBX call during a PTT call Incoming a PBX call during a PTT callDocumentation Cleaning the telephone TroubleshootingTips Reacting to error messages on the display Possible causePossible remedy 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 Your contact in the event of problems EU-guidelinesDeclaration of conformity Index BatteryReceiving transmissions
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