Avaya NN42030-102, 3100 manual Configuring your Call Settings, Configuring your call settings

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Avaya 3100 MC - Client for Nokia configuration

Table 6: Application Settings pane fields

Field

Settings

 

 

Logging Level

There are five logging levels:

 

• Error: Only critical issues are logged.

 

• Warning: Only critical and major issues

 

are logged.

 

• Info (Default): Critical, major and minor

 

issues are logged.

 

• Debug: Developer debug information. Not

 

recommended for normal operation.

 

• Max: All logs types turned on.

 

 

Show Signals

Displays the signal strength of the WiFi

 

network on the dashboard.

 

 

Configuring your Call Settings

Use the Call Settings pane to select a call screening mode and configure the instant conference notification period.

Configuring your call settings

1.From the Avaya 3100 MC - Client for Nokia main pane, select Settings.

2.From the Settings pane, select Call Settings.

3.Complete the fields on the pane using the information in the following table as a guide.

Table 7: Call Settings pane fields

Field

Settings

 

 

On Incoming Calls

Select a call handling mode:

 

Show Client Alert (Default): Incoming

 

calls over the cellular network trigger an

 

alert. You must acknowledge the screen

 

pop-up to accept or decline the call. The

 

incoming cellular call is auto answered on

 

your behalf.

 

Show Nokia Alert: Incoming calls

 

immediately forward to your cell phone,

 

and a message displays that the call has

 

been accepted and you must answer the

 

incoming call.

 

Avaya recommends that you configure Show

 

Client Alert in the following conditions:

 

• you use a password to lock your screen.

 

• you use a Bluetooth headset to accept

 

your incoming calls.

 

 

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Contents Avaya 3100 Mobile Communicator Date OctoberDownloading documents Contact Avaya Support Contents Basic features Call hold and retrieve Contents Other changes FeaturesWelcome September JanuaryDecember Avaya 3100 MC Client for Nokia feature overview AprilLanguage support System and network requirements Getting startedBefore you begin Important NoticeDevice usage Network specificationsServer specification Cellular data plan usageSample calculation Battery lifeSubscriber identity module SIM card Getting started Software installation Select Options, Install Select Start, Programs, Nokia PC Suite, Nokia PC SuiteSelect Start, Programs, Nokia PC Suite, Nokia PC Suite Click File Manager Upgrading the software over the air from your Nokia deviceSelect Installations Uninstalling the Avaya 3100 MC Client for Nokia softwareInstalling security certificates Uninstalling the Avaya 3100 MC Client for Nokia softwareSoftware installation Configuring initial Nokia parameters Avaya 3100 MC Client for Nokia configurationInitial configuration Configuring the client settings Configuring an Enterprise Wlan Access PointSelect Login Information Configuring Login InformationConfiguring Owner Information Configuring owner information Select Options, SaveConfiguring your Application Settings Configuring the application settingsConfiguring your Call Settings Configuring your call settingsField Settings From the Settings pane, select IM and Presence Settings Configuring IM and Presence SettingsConfiguring Network Settings From the Settings pane, select Network SettingsField Settings Avaya 3100 MC Client for Nokia configuration Logging on and logging off Basic featuresStarting and exiting the Avaya 3100 MC Client for Nokia Logging onOverview of the main pane Status IndicatorHiding and restoring the Avaya 3100 MC Client for Nokia Missed Call Indicator Network IndicatorVoice Mail Indicator New Instant Message IndicatorNavigating panes Green call and red hangup buttons Key ActionBasic features Placing calls Advanced featuresDirect mode Call modesCall Intercept Call-me-First modeToggling between call modes Calling from another device Calling a contactCalling from the Quick Dial List Dialing an emergency numberSelect the Options, Call Receiving callsTo dial an emergency number Adding a contact Receiving a call when call screening is enabledWorking with business contacts Adding a new contact Select Options, New ContactDeleting a contact Importing a contactEditing a contact Changing your presence status Searching for contactsManaging presence Searching for contactsHandling your custom message Viewing the presence status of your contactsViewing the presence status of your contacts Understanding the presence statesClearing the presence status of your contacts Call transfer Using the Mid-Call FeaturesCall hold and retrieve Three-party conference call Cancelling a call with a call on holdCall swap Sending Instant Messages Speaker modeHandoff Sending an IM to a single contactClearing the IM history Clearing the IM historyReceiving instant messages Logging Events Deleting entries in the Phone pane Managing Enterprise voice mailViewing missed calls Calling the Enterprise voice mail systemCalling the voice mail system Advanced features Acronyms Acronym Full NameAcronyms Quick reference Starting the Avaya 3100 MC ClientCall by dialing Accessing voice mailCall forwards to voice mail Calling an emergency numberViewing entries on the Main pane From the Main MCC 3100 pane, select the Phone iconQuick reference

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