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Click the Redial key and select the subscriber you want from the list that appears. The call number is transferred to the input field. You can then edit the number if required.
Hold the media device to your ear and click the Call key.
The subscriber is called.
Note: The redial list lists the subscribers that are entered in the journal. If a journal entry is deleted, the subscriber concerned is also removed from the redial list.
Respond to unanswered calls
You come to your workstation and want to respond to the calls made to you during your absence. Unanswered calls are logged in the journal. You can easily see from the way in which the Journal pushbutton is displayed in the main view whether there are entries for unanswered calls.
Journal pushbutton
The pushbutton text is bold Journal 4 and is followed by a number
(e.g. 4).
The pushbutton text is not bold Journal 2 and is followed by a number
(e.g. 2).
The pushbutton text is not
Journal bold, and is not followed by a number.
Unanswered calls and messages
There are four entries for unread and unanswered calls / messages in the journal.
There are two entries, which have already been read, for unanswered calls / messages in the journal.
There are no entries for unread and unanswered calls / messages in the journal.