Keep in touch | Alcatel IPTOUCH 300 manual

4	Keep in touch

4.1	Diverting calls to another number (immediate diversion)

The number can be your home, portable or car phone, voice message or an internal extension (operator, etc.).

MENU	Forward	OK	display the forwarding
			status (active/inactive)

select the 'diversion'

function

			c	def
			ab	def				OK
		OK	ab	3				OK
MENU	Immediate forward	OK	2	3	OR	MENU	Personal directory
				n	OR		Personal directory
				m
				o
			jkl	6
			5

		number to be
		called
	OR	diversion is
	OR	acknowledged
		acknowledged

call by name

You can make calls, but only the destination number can call you.

4.2	Diverting your calls to your voice message service

MENU	Forward	OK	display the forwarding
			status (active/inactive)

select the 'diversion'

function

4.3 When you return, consult recorded messages

The display of the 'envelope' icon indicates that there is a message present.

					c	def
		OK		OK	ab	def
MENU	Message	OK	Voice	OK	2	3
	Message		Voice			m
						o
						n
					jkl	6
					5

personal code

display number of new and old			OK
display number of new and old
messages		Consult
		Consult

select message

display the name of the sender

•listen to message

The sign * indicates a message not consulted.

MENU		Play	OK	OR	Clear		OK

	listen to message				erase message
OR	Call	OK		OR	Sendcopy	OK

	call back sender of message				send a copy of a message

4.4	Forwarding your calls from the receiving terminal (“Follow me”)

You wish to receive your calls in your present location:

MENU	Imm forward to VM	OK	diversion is acknowledged

MENU	Forward	OK		diversion is acknowledged
MENU	Forward			diversion is acknowledged
	select the 'diversion' function
			c	def	c	def
		OK	ab	def	ab	def
MENU	Remote forward	OK	2	3	2	3
	Remote forward			m		mno
				o
				n	jkl	6
			jkl	6	jkl	6
			5		5
			your extension		number receiving
			number		diversion

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diversion is acknowledged

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Alcatel IPTOUCH 300 manual Keep in touch, When you return, consult recorded messages

Contents

Mobile IPTouch 300/600 Page Introduction How to use this guidePage Contents Getting to know your telephone Using your telephone Mute, so that your correspondent cannot hear you Using your telephoneSending Dtmf signals Make a call-back request to a busy number Making a second call during a conversation Switching between calls Broker callDuring a conversation Transferring a call During a conversation ConferenceBarring the reception of a new call during communication Enter Number Intrusion into an internal conversationProtection against intrusion Twice Hunting groups 3SharingAnswering the general bell Call pick-up Calling a correspondent on his/her loudspeaker SharingSending a written message to an internal correspondent Answering a call on your pager Enter Destination Voicemail number Send messageDuring the recording, you can End of recording Diverting calls to another number immediate diversion When you return, consult recorded messagesDiverting your calls to your voice message service Keep in touch Do not disturb Cancelling all diversionsDiverting calls when your line is busy divert if busy Keep in touch Delete the message Consulting written messagesDisplay name of sender, with Date, time and ranking Message Managing your charges Charging your calls directly to business accountsNumber required Programming your telephone Lock / unlock your telephone Programming your telephone Lock the keypad automatically Activate/deactivate the Warning tonesActivate/deactivate the Key tones Locking the keypad Dual Chargers Batteries and chargersBatteries Desktop Charger Important information Cleaning the ChargersBatteries and chargers Gang Charger only on Mobile IPTouch Push to Talk Mobile IP Touch Only Guarantee and clauses